Voyage to Africa

Follow Jeremy Sherr and his wife Camilla Sherr´s voyage to Africa in their mission to treat aids

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• homeopathy
• aids
• jeremy Sherr
• health
• alternative medicine

[TheDragon663]

@bocktherobber- they are not selling anything, they are giving their time to help these people, and not making money out of them.

[bocktherobber]

What a pair of bullshit artists. Selling fraud to vulnerable people.

[tsnog3]

@Bandershot I think you mean 10^24 of them. Isn't that the common concentration of 'remedy' to water in homeopathic 'cures'?

[bocktherobber]

@Bandershot I don't have any drugs.

[Bandershot]

@bocktherobber We could say your drugs are nothing but oil, & it would be truer than what you say about our remedies, which are much more than just water. The difference you're not talking about is that according to the AMA, your drugs, when properly prescribed & properly administered, in US hospitals alone, are killing 100,000 people a year, while another 200,000 die from the side effects. We homeoapths speak for life, you speak for genocide. Our remedies cure, your drugs kill.

[Bandershot]

Jeremy and Camilla Sherr deseve the Nobel prize for Medicine. The world needs a hundred thousand more like them.

[darnmarr]

A placebo is better than nothing, and these people have had so much of nothing for so long.

[Bandershot]

@agbuckley Stop pretending to be stupid. There are clinical trials, published in peer reviewed medical journals, such as The Lancet, AMA, Int'l Journal of Oncology. You're just reciting what the conventional pharmaceutical industry wants you to, you dupe. This stuff works, that's why people are using it! Wake up before its too late!

[bocktherobber]

It's water. That's all folks. Just water.

[VDKaviraj]

Jeremy, please keep up the good work. I admire you.

To the detractors, what is your contribution other than stupid comments? What has any of you done for those people? STFU!