06-01-2014, 11:59 AM
I've seen the website for the "Kingdom of Heaven" place before, and I don't like it. It comes off as quackery bordering on cultism. Is this the same bunch who owned it several years ago, who were a sort of religious group? That was really creepy culty.
In that case, RJ, if this is something you support, it would be important to hear a statement about your relationship to this "Dr." Len and his outfit, and your whole connection to Steam Vent Inn and the Naole project. Absolutely relevant.
Thanks Rob, and as you mention the silver, I think it might be good to know that our Senator's business sells products that cost considerably more than $50 and some of which also could be questioned. I don't know about oxysilver, but certainly colloidal. (I have seen it work efficaciously as a topical, so not putting it down.)
(Re health spas, I've been to various hot springs places (on Japan, New Mexico, Switzerland, California), and I liked them, and think that soaking in hot spring mineral water is wonderful -- but what I very much dislike is exaggerated claims of benefits and healing.)
Conspiracy nut aspect, I don't really know, and honestly don't care to read more of the K of H site as I feel somewhat slimed by looking at it. Perhaps Rob or other persons could elaborate.
In that case, RJ, if this is something you support, it would be important to hear a statement about your relationship to this "Dr." Len and his outfit, and your whole connection to Steam Vent Inn and the Naole project. Absolutely relevant.
Thanks Rob, and as you mention the silver, I think it might be good to know that our Senator's business sells products that cost considerably more than $50 and some of which also could be questioned. I don't know about oxysilver, but certainly colloidal. (I have seen it work efficaciously as a topical, so not putting it down.)
(Re health spas, I've been to various hot springs places (on Japan, New Mexico, Switzerland, California), and I liked them, and think that soaking in hot spring mineral water is wonderful -- but what I very much dislike is exaggerated claims of benefits and healing.)
Conspiracy nut aspect, I don't really know, and honestly don't care to read more of the K of H site as I feel somewhat slimed by looking at it. Perhaps Rob or other persons could elaborate.