Is cherifer really effective?
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This sounds like a sexual question to me.  Is this some new process or treatment to restore your missing cherry?
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I tried CLA, but it seemed to have no effect -- despite everything I'd read about it.  Scientific studies have supposedly proven its effectiveness, but either I'm a freak of nature or the studies were flawed.  Maybe it will work for you, though.  It's worth a try.
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Sort of.\n\nCondoms are usually effective.  They're safer than using nothing at all.  Sometimes they split, in which case there's a chance of pregnancy.\n\nCondoms also reduce the risk of SOME sexually-transmitted diseases.
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I'll post here my answer that I gave when enother person asked the same question a month or so ago.\n\nThe Rife machine is legit depending on what model or manufacturer you got it from. There was a company in the late 80s to early 90s called LER that made what they named the REM SuperPro Generator. Though I can't vouch for any of the newer models, I can say that Rife's technology was right on if you can find an original model.\n\nYES it shattered cancer cells, YES he was heralded as having found the cure for all diseases, YES he had 100% success rate on the patients in the Pasadena county hospital. A Rife machine uses scalar waves, along the now established fact that every organism operates at its own distinct frequency. By increasing the resonance, a particular organism can be destroyed without harming the tissue around it. Rife meticulousy recorded the M.O.R. (mortal oscillatory rate) for the thousands of micro-organisms he could see under his universal microscope. A properly built Rife frequency generator cannot hurt, except for a brief healing crisis, followed by an incredible feeling of health and well-being taken from years of testimonials. A good amount of reading on Rife's story can be found at some of the links below.\n\nUnfortunately most of his work was destroyed because of the newly created AMA and FDA that came into power, they ruled Rife's work did not fall under their now established guidelines for medical practice, and with the government to back them up, it was the end for his discovery.
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i guess some need proof that it actually works..\nand more studies on the long run to confirm it really works..\nand that's only proven by trial.. \nso until then
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Yes, i have one, and when i use it i see results. good ones in fact. check out my 360 page on the second page and see for yourself if you don't believe me.
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Well I don't know if it's effective or not but you can look for yourself on the website and see.\n\nhttp://www.amino-vital.com/training.asp
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Congratulations! Tarceva works only about 10-15% of the time. But it is great because it has much fewer side effects than chemotherapy. It will not get rid of the cancer forever though but you should enjoy the ride until a new drug comes out (usually every year). If it causes so much rash or diarrhea, try stop it for a week and restart it at the same dosage. Don't cut down on the dosage and don't just give it up. Talk to your cancer doc.
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I'm a Scuba instructor on Guam and we use vinegar as a first-aid treatment. We usually have a bottle of it on the boats. I have read that hot water and meat tenderizer breaks down the toxin.In severe cases some people have to go to the hospital from the immense pain.\n\nGuam has it's share of Jellyfish and stinging critters. In the open sea I always wear a 2mm or 3mm wetsuit not only for warmth but for protection as well. There are lightweight lacra "skins" that are lightweight and inexpensive way to avoid stings. I have also seen a sunblock product that contains something that prevents stings. I have seen it only once on a boat tour. Maybe surf the internet for it. I have seen that product on TV during the experimental stage. The scientist rubbed the liquid on his arms and handled jellys that were highly toxic!\n\nHope this helps! Good luck.
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Not true in either case.  I don't know where the myth came from (with Penguins, it's probably because they mostly mate with one partner seasonally).  You may want to read the source book.
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There very well could be. I found this article to be really fascinating. Here's an excerpt\n\nAlligators and crocodiles, like humans, have a natural defence system against invading bacteria, viruses and fungi, which involves a group of proteins called the complement system.\n\nWhen Dr Merchant exposed the alligator blood to pathogens such as HIV, West Nile Virus and E Coli, it started to kill them.\n\n"It turns out that this complement system is much more effective than ours. \n\n"But there is really no clinical utility because I can't isolate them from alligators and inject them into your veins because your body would recognise that it was not human."\n\nInstead, he hopes to be able find something in the crocodile and alligator blood that can be mimicked in a drug, and has begun to look at white blood cells - the cells that flock to fight invading pathogens.\n\nWhite blood cells make and release tiny proteins to fight the infection and Dr Merchant believes that, if he can isolate these from the animals, it might point a way to making new antibiotics and antiviral drugs for humans.
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Not very effective.  It is like smoking a very low tar and nicotine cigarette.  I smoked it so hard my jaws actually began to ache.  (Seriously).I am also trying to put an end to this ugly and unhealthy habit.  I am trying to find a hypmotist in my area.  Good Luck to you!
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Cher comes to mind...
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Yes. It's just common staph. Erythromycin is quite effective against it.
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Yes this is true, we now have spider goats and spider cows that give silk in their milk. Spider silk is very useful in making super strong threads for the textiles industry and this is the only cost effective way to get enough spider silk to actually be useful. Did you ever try to milk a spider? The stool is so small you can barely see it, much less sit on it, and the spiders don't cooperate so we took them out of the loop with genetic engineering. No word yet on whether the goats can climb walls or jump fifty feet.
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a simple yes. Everyone I know swears by it and I have tried it also. It works!
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The one study I remember is an infant Reces(sp?) monkey that they have fed by a baby bottle and no mother or human attatchment.As opposed to one that is nursed by mother.\nIt shows poor psychological development and poor social developmnet