[Fast F30]

To all you non believers, skeptics, and accusers of trolling .I also plan on posting pictures of the car, gauss meter, readings, my ear, and blood stained pillow once I get my car back next week form the 2nd BMW dealer its currently at being looked at.

[Beartato]

Originally Posted by Fast F30

To all you non believers, skeptics, and accusers of trolling .I also plan on posting pictures of the car, gauss meter, readings, my ear, and blood stained pillow once I get my car back next week form the 2nd BMW dealer its currently at being looked at.

Ok then buddy, I patiently await your pictures. Just as a reminder BMW dealers only hire reptoids so they're gonna say the car is fine, you know, to further their plans of world domination via EMF.

[tex2670]

Originally Posted by SakhirM4

Yep - he has 4 rep points

It's down to -1. I'd love to know how that works.

[tex2670]

Originally Posted by Fast F30

I woke up to good news today. The Dr. I was waiting to hear back from emailed me that he was able to get my family and I in to see world renowned EMF Dr., William J Rea in Dallas. I will be flying out tonight with the family to see the Dr. on Monday am. Hopefully then I can get to the bottom of our sickness the BMW is causing. It has to be EMFs!!! But my mind is open. Until then any positive thoughts would be appreciated.

Originally Posted by Fast F30

Update....Bad news or is it? The Dr.s secretary left me a voice mail today that said" due to current litigation, Dr. Rea is unable to see your family at his office, but we are more than welcome to stop by his house for preliminary testing and to begin anti EMF serum injections". I'm a little concerned when I heard this, but at this point I'm desperate to get my symptoms and bleeding ear resolved. I probably shouldn't ask for any advice here since not many of your are able to correctly comprehend my current medical condition. But at this point it couldn't hurt. Any positive advise will be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

No shit, there, sherlock. We all have the internets, and can find random doctor names too.

http://www.casewatch.org/board/med/rea/complaint.shtml

Credit to:

Originally Posted by cb804

Are you sure the doctor will be there Monday? He has some unfinished legal issues to address. Maybe his assistant the world renowned proctologist Dr. Assblaster can see you.

[TortugaX5]

Respondent’s treatments are inappropriate, not based on any evidence, not based on any physiologic correlate, and are nonsensical.

a) The “heat depuration therapy” is simply a sauna, which has no known medical therapeutic indication for the diseases Respondent purports to treat.

b) Respondent’s treatments are potentially harmful. Injections of neurotransmitters, mycotoxins, jet fuel, natural gas, and other chemicals can be a dangerous practice.

Seems legit to me... Let us know how that 'serum' works

a) The tests do not even qualify as experimental, and are more properly described as pseudoscience. There are no reputable studies from peer review journals that confirm their use in clinical practice. For example:

Checking for genetic single nucleotide polymorphism (SNPs) that is “abnormal” has no clinical relevance.
Single photon emission tomography (SPECT) scanning is used without validation to establish a diagnosis of “neurocognitive” disorders.
There is no scientific basis for using skin testing to establish a diagnosis of an allergy to neurotransmitters or lake algae. In fact, there is no such disorder.
Some of these tests such as pupillography have no basis in the scientific literature at all.
There is no scientific basis for other routine evaluations done by Respondent such as hair mineral analysis, venous blood gas analysis, pupillography, and thermography.

b) Respondent’s skin testing procedures are sloppy, inconclusive, and not consistent with any practice standards.

c) Respondent’s unscientific tests mislead patients into believing they have either an autoimmune or immunologic basis for their complaints, when, in fact, they do not.

Again, seems like a top-notch character!

[Fast F30]

I think everyone needs to calm down and watch this video again. Got to go now. Off to the airport to catch my flight to Dallas. Wish we luck with my injections!!!!

[blake9220]

This thread is off the rails.

[M3xican]

What is going on over here!? I saw when this post was first made. Things have really escalated since then, haha.

[Beartato]

Originally Posted by Fast F30

I think everyone needs to calm down and watch this video again. Got to go now. Off to the airport to catch my flight to Dallas. Wish we luck with my injections!!!!

So much EMF at airports and on airplanes. You're gonna die, bro.

[Mandi90TT]

Originally Posted by blake9220

This thread is off the rails.

This thread is pure awesome.


OP is an idiot, though.

[paliknight]

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[The Wind Breezes]

So the OP has been dismissed by anyone who actually read the thread, but of course we still have no shortage of uneducated respondents. I challenge you ignoramuses who think EMF is harmful to read and respond to my posts debunking the phenomenon. Use a quote so I know you responded. Go ahead, I'm waiting.

http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showp...6&postcount=10
http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showp...3&postcount=53

If that's too hard, find me a SINGLE scientific study that shows non-ionizing EM radiation causing harmful effects to humans besides tissue heating (in extreme cases like putting your hand in a microwave). Go ahead, I'll be waiting for that too.

[Beartato]

I gave myself a paper cut pulling off a piece of aluminum foil trying to find the leak in the waveguides on one of my satellite systems, does that count?

[G35POPPEDMYCHERRY]

i drink alcohol and do drugs. is that bad for my body?

[SakhirM4]

Originally Posted by G35POPPEDMYCHERRY

i drink alcohol and do drugs. is that bad for my body?

Yes, but if you do it enough, you won't know it

[G35POPPEDMYCHERRY]

also with the vast amount of information on the internet. has somehow made us stupider.

[AWSAWS]

While I think that it's quite possible that strong emf fields etc can cause negative health effects such as high voltage wires ionising the air and possible effects like leukaemia, I don't think that humans can detect the effects. It's also quite possible that like other cancers, a whole series of negative events must occur and that some of these can be counteracted by the body.
I think you'd find much greater effects near High voltage lines, electric motors etc than from a bmw.

[G35POPPEDMYCHERRY]

i lost all hope in humanity i while ago and im only 23.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_hysteria
somone lock this nonsense

[fareast1]

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[Mywifes335]

Originally Posted by Dave 90TT

This thread is pure awesome.


OP is an idiot, though.

Not sure if anyone has posted this solution for OP. I couldn't read through the whole thread. Armadillo hat from Dukes of Hazzard movie...protect from EMFs.

[jgoens]

Originally Posted by Mywifes335

Not sure if anyone has posted this solution for OP. I couldn't read through the whole thread. Armadillo hat from Dukes of Hazzard movie...protect from EMFs.

What you just got here?
We have the mirror thread going in General F30 . http://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho....php?t=1258160

That one is a little better than this one. But you can flop back and forth between the two for comedy.

[Mywifes335]

Originally Posted by jgoens

What you just got here?
We have the mirror thread going in General F30 . http://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho....php?t=1258160

That one is a little better than this one. But you can flop back and forth between the two for comedy.

I just skimmed. No one suggested armadillo hat.

Yeah man, OP is unhinged. Probably had a nuclear bunker in his backyard.