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Was there ever a time a well respected doctor would've advocated that one cut the lens of their eye in order to use lasers to burn an eyeball back into a certain shape to correct an impairment in ones vision before laser eye surgery? I feel like there's a safe way of going about everything, but that doesn't mean this could be the start of something helpful!
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I'm not in the photo. A CD that dealt with Liu in china.
'You say he is a dangerous chemical, Why?
Dangerous and this !!!! progress .....Comment
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So what are we supposed to see? I see a balding guy. It's pretty useless without a before picture. Besides, the dark background is quite deceiving.
And with the earlier pictures. I barely see any progress at all. I see a bald guy taking pictures of miniaturized hairs from different angles. I mean nothing that I would call groundbreaking let alone a cure.Comment
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for the last time, one of the forum member with too much time on their hands needs to alert some researches of this...Comment
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so can someone post the exact things to buy and how to mix.. i'm not sure yet if i'll do it but i sure don't want to burn my head off because of the wrong formulaComment
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May be purchased here. I use a sample courtesy inventor.
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Is there a reason why you're pushing so hard against this? I mean you've criticized a man that is testing a home made product on his own body for being a liar. What does he stand to gain by lying? He didn't say buy a product, yet you questioned his integrity...? Maybe this stuff doesn't work, but a user currently using a tester of this product sent a link to another user asking how to avoid any health issues by trying this. Maybe it won't work, but if $80 breaks anyone in this forum's back financially by trying this, they have much bigger problems than getting conned by a snake oil salesman. I understand your hesitation using this yourself, but you don't need to call people attempting to help you defaming names when they really don't stand to gain a penny by their comments.Comment
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You don't know what people stand to gain or who they are. This is the internet, anyone can make an account and claim to be anything or anyone. None of you have any idea what kind of side effects this could cause and yet you are quick to jump on it after seeing a few dodgy pictures.Comment
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Well the thing that makes me suspicious was when I stumbled across something with that dude Habemus using CD saying he was getting "amazing results". I'll try and find it again, but that's the gist of it.Comment
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FYI:
Radial Keratotomy evolved into a relatively safe and refined procedure known today as lasik eye surgery. If memory serves me, about 70% of bending of light rays occurs at the cornea, so in patients with varying degrees of myopia and astigmatism, RK was successful in flattening the cornea allowing light rays to form their focal point on the retina. There were bumps in the road though. Some doctors were doing the early surgeries on both eyes. They began doing only one eye at a time after an RK patient came to an abrupt stop in his car before his eyes completely healed. He lost the contents of both eyes.
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