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powderbum

10/14/14 9:48 AM

#11333 RE: Fair Play #11332

Fair Point. Fair Play. I talked with a research nurse one time that was running trials for a drug company. She told me you wouldn't believe what they (drug company) did to get the results they wanted.She had to resign because she wouldn't participate with the scam. For example they had ringers they would always recruit. Kind of like picking your own bias jury.

Vaffan-Coulo

10/14/14 11:38 AM

#11336 RE: Fair Play #11332

"Potential Conflict..."???

Geez, talk about a desperate attempt to discredit someone!

The problem is that your objection does NOT alter the underlying REALITY of the situation that the calmare is NOTHING but a hack TENS device -- UNLESS you have physical evidence to the contrary.

THEREFORE, it can do NOTHING more than any OTHER hack TENS device -- UNLESS you have physical evidence to the contrary.

Contemporary neurophysiology declares that it is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE to input "scrambled signals" into neurons for transmission to the brain -- neurons are NOT telegraph wires. Specific neurons transmit specific stimuli to specific brain cells. Trigger a pain fiber nociceptor and the action potential that is generated in the neuron travels into the CNS and up to the brain where a particular cell responds to the stimulus and the brain interprets it as "pain."

Indeed, it is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE for the peripheral nervous system even to SENSE "scrambled signals" because there are NO receptors ANYWHERE on the human body designed to detect electric current.

Why, you wonder? Well, probably because the nervous system and its receptors developed MILLIONS and MILLIONS of YEARS before anyone had even DISCOVERED electric current exists. It's kinda hard to evolve a receptor something the body doesn't even know exists!

Medical professionals and third party reimbursers recognize all this and THAT is why they reject the calmare. There is NO CONSPIRACY to try and suppress calmare, just overwhelming evidence that it's NOTHING but a TENS device.