Barbara O'neill is literally giving away everything from the cure to liver disease and heart disease to breast cancer using all natural remedies. Unfortunately a lot of her content is in tiktok and kinda gay to get a hold of.
Keep in mind this woman is not selling anything. She's been banned from several countries from the dent she's made in the pharma corporations.
Castor oil, cayenne pepper, onion, garlic, eucalyptus oil, and several other natural herbs and vegetables used in draws and poltus' that basically break big pharma in half. From curing women with breast cancer with castor oil and a panty liner, to dissolving kidney stones the same way. To fixing heart health with cayenne pepper... This lady is a fucking dream when it comes to actual REAL MEDICINE. Not Rockefeller kill you 10 different ways medicine.
Check her out. Most brilliant holistic herbalist med pro I've ever heard.
Make fun if you want or look her up and learn something without having a faggot doctor kill you with antacids and cholesterol medications.
Call me crazy but I like to see data. Big pharma keeps their data in silos and obfuscates. Alt medicine says, "why do I need data." When there is a wolf another wolf says to themselves "All I need to get these sheep is to point out that that wolf is a wolf." Now both sides play that game. Neither one has merit. They just point out the lack of merit of the other side. But that's not merit.
If all you need to agree with someone is to see that someone else is wrong then you are going to spend your life passed between hucksters.
I agree with everything you said. Just hijacking your comment for visibility to say:
Barbara is a fucking pseudoscience nut. In this one video I watched, not only does she mix lemon juice with an excess of sodium bicarbonate - which makes CO2 and sodium citrate - CO2 causing the bubbles at the start of the video... as to what causes the foam...? She must have left some soap in the bucket... anyway theirs no stoichiometric balance, so like... why not just do sodium bicarb + sodium citrate?
Anwyay here is the part where it gets really dumb. So she's wrung out the towels... it's not like he's in a bath of the stuff, so theirs no way it permeates the skin for a few reasons.
1 - Ions just don't passively diffuse through skin, period. Sodium bicarb in water is an ionic (highly charged) solution. There aren't a ton of transdermal (let alone transcellular) solvents out there; the most popular I know is DMSO, which is an organic solvent that can act as a carrier, but she doesn't use that of course. Water, for sure, is not a transdermal solvent, no matter how salty you make it. If anything you'll start pulling fresh water out of the body because of osmotic pressure - water moves from low-salt to high-salt environments always. (in the absence of other variables - don't get overly pedantic internet)
2 - A highly-alkaline environment in the blood (as she claims to be creating) is deadly. Even 0.01 pH too high and you'll have a fever. 0.05 too high and you have alkalosis and you're looking at internal organ damage/failure (which tends to cause death if left untreated).
She even contradicts herself seemingly without even knowing it - she discusses the role of sodium bicarb in the digestive system (which, she's generally accurate) - why doesn't all of that bicarb passively diffuse into the bloodstream as she's claiming it's doing through the fucking skin! The skin is the most keepy-outty (technical term) organ we have, with layers of keratinous dead cells designed to do just that. So all of that highly-vascular, non-keratinous soft tissue in the pancreas and stomach wouldn't stand a chance.
Not every reaction against a nut is a jew hitpiece. This bitch is just a loon.
My wife has a family friend in Mexico that has cured a bunch of cancers. These fucking kikes in America purposely cause cancer and withhold treatment for it.
[ - ] gaperglory [op] 1 point 8 monthsAug 16, 2023 14:25:13 ago (+1/-0)
Yes... chemo is not the only thing that can cure cancer. Cancer eats sugar. Tumors can be broken up with natural remedies. Diet and holistic medicine can do things medical science can't, and vice versa. Just like the dog that sniffed 28 out of 30 cancer biopsies correctly, only to find out the 2 that were false positives were actually positive but the culture didn't detect it until later, making the dog 100% accurate.
I know that dogs sniffing tumors isn't medicine, but it shows that nature has the capabilities of medical.science and then some.
My sisters been watching her. She cut a sanitary napkin in half put castor oil on it and slips it on top of her foot inside of her shoe and she says it works. Takes the pain away.
[ - ] gaperglory [op] 1 point 8 monthsAug 16, 2023 00:17:51 ago (+1/-0)
more like a panty liner. Its perfect for holding the oil in place and allowing castor oil into your skin overnight. Castor oil breaks kidney stones, and has even been proven to destroy tumors when used long enough. The idea is you put several drops of castor oil on a panty liners absorbent center, then stick it on you wherever you are having pain.
But Castor oil is one of COUNTLESS herbs this woman knows how to use wisely. Shes a natural medicine repository of incredible info.
[ - ] gaperglory [op] 1 point 8 monthsAug 16, 2023 14:16:18 ago (+1/-0)
Actually ud be right and wrong. Pharma meds have a lot of medications , usually old and made a long time ago, that cure diseases and ailments. They also have shitloads of damaging medicine for nonexistent made up conditions. Likewise, with holistic medicine, there is a TON of herbs that can treat, cure, and "healthify" your body. There's also people who take advantage of holistic medicine and people's faith in nature.
Nothings black and white in this world except people. Excluding mongrel tweener mudshark maggots.
Medicine, just like most other sciences and society in general have turned to shit. However, believing you can cure cancer with onions and garlic is silly. She's taking advantage of desperate people, who are sick and would try anything because there is no treatment for their condition, or there is one but they can't afford it.
In some cases, cancer and other diseases just goes away. This has nothing to do with praying, magnets or the onions, but with your body somehow winning the fight.
It should be easy to disprove too. Just look at the cancer statistics in regions where people don't eat many onions (or whatever) and compare it to a region where people at a ton of them. The former should have a much higher cancer rate than the latter. But I'm sure they haven't.
[ - ] gaperglory [op] 1 point 8 monthsAug 16, 2023 14:13:17 ago (+1/-0)*
I didn't say onions cure cancer. I said castor oil can. And it's not ALL cancer, it's specific located tumors.
She's not a bullshit artist. She knows a lot about herbal medicine. She probably isn't right about everything, but take your chances with Rashonda Dashiki, M.D. Good luck.
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[ - ] x0x7 9 points 8 monthsAug 16, 2023 00:48:24 ago (+9/-0)
If all you need to agree with someone is to see that someone else is wrong then you are going to spend your life passed between hucksters.
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Barbara is a fucking pseudoscience nut. In this one video I watched, not only does she mix lemon juice with an excess of sodium bicarbonate - which makes CO2 and sodium citrate - CO2 causing the bubbles at the start of the video... as to what causes the foam...? She must have left some soap in the bucket... anyway theirs no stoichiometric balance, so like... why not just do sodium bicarb + sodium citrate?
Anwyay here is the part where it gets really dumb. So she's wrung out the towels... it's not like he's in a bath of the stuff, so theirs no way it permeates the skin for a few reasons.
1 - Ions just don't passively diffuse through skin, period. Sodium bicarb in water is an ionic (highly charged) solution. There aren't a ton of transdermal (let alone transcellular) solvents out there; the most popular I know is DMSO, which is an organic solvent that can act as a carrier, but she doesn't use that of course. Water, for sure, is not a transdermal solvent, no matter how salty you make it. If anything you'll start pulling fresh water out of the body because of osmotic pressure - water moves from low-salt to high-salt environments always. (in the absence of other variables - don't get overly pedantic internet)
2 - A highly-alkaline environment in the blood (as she claims to be creating) is deadly. Even 0.01 pH too high and you'll have a fever. 0.05 too high and you have alkalosis and you're looking at internal organ damage/failure (which tends to cause death if left untreated).
She even contradicts herself seemingly without even knowing it - she discusses the role of sodium bicarb in the digestive system (which, she's generally accurate) - why doesn't all of that bicarb passively diffuse into the bloodstream as she's claiming it's doing through the fucking skin! The skin is the most keepy-outty (technical term) organ we have, with layers of keratinous dead cells designed to do just that. So all of that highly-vascular, non-keratinous soft tissue in the pancreas and stomach wouldn't stand a chance.
Not every reaction against a nut is a jew hitpiece. This bitch is just a loon.
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[ - ] gaperglory [op] 1 point 8 monthsAug 16, 2023 14:25:13 ago (+1/-0)
Just like the dog that sniffed 28 out of 30 cancer biopsies correctly, only to find out the 2 that were false positives were actually positive but the culture didn't detect it until later, making the dog 100% accurate.
I know that dogs sniffing tumors isn't medicine, but it shows that nature has the capabilities of medical.science and then some.
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[ - ] gaperglory [op] 1 point 8 monthsAug 16, 2023 00:17:51 ago (+1/-0)
But Castor oil is one of COUNTLESS herbs this woman knows how to use wisely. Shes a natural medicine repository of incredible info.
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[ - ] gaperglory [op] 1 point 8 monthsAug 16, 2023 14:16:18 ago (+1/-0)
Likewise, with holistic medicine, there is a TON of herbs that can treat, cure, and "healthify" your body. There's also people who take advantage of holistic medicine and people's faith in nature.
Nothings black and white in this world except people. Excluding mongrel tweener mudshark maggots.
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In some cases, cancer and other diseases just goes away. This has nothing to do with praying, magnets or the onions, but with your body somehow winning the fight.
It should be easy to disprove too. Just look at the cancer statistics in regions where people don't eat many onions (or whatever) and compare it to a region where people at a ton of them. The former should have a much higher cancer rate than the latter. But I'm sure they haven't.
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[ - ] gaperglory [op] 1 point 8 monthsAug 16, 2023 14:13:17 ago (+1/-0)*
And it's not ALL cancer, it's specific located tumors.
She's not a bullshit artist. She knows a lot about herbal medicine. She probably isn't right about everything, but take your chances with Rashonda Dashiki, M.D.
Good luck.