Comments on: Your Story Ep 47 : Cliff. Food Allergies and Cancer Treatment from a Life in Science

By: June

June — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 20:42:35 +0000

Thank you so very much for making this interview available to us. What wonderful news and how very thankful we should all be for this man Cliff Hawkins, for his hard work and dedication even through so much adversity. Also a very big thank you to all his family who are working with him without monetary return.

May this family prosper abundantly, and richest blessings to you for making us aware and for this wonderful family.

June

By: Ant

Ant — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 09:37:45 +0000

Adam, aint it just how it is. Control. Sorry to be so blunt, but do u really think there is any money in the cure for cancer or any disease? No, there is only money in SEARCHING for a cure. And when the search goes on & on & on & on & on….guess what?

At the end of 18th cent there were about 8 diseases & about 14 cures. Now how many are there? Who benefits? Is polio still around even tho we have had an oral & injected vaccine? You betcha, but it has 8new names. Is polio aloud to be uttered by the medisin-protectors-of-the-holey-greyl? No. Can you say MS? Yes.

Like globaloney warming-if u dissent you dont know wot u r talkin bout.

Blessings
Ant

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By: Angus

Angus — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 03:52:18 +0000

Ian, well done on finding a great story. I’ll be passing this on to a lot of people I know who are interested in health and healing. Nutrition is a passion for my partner and I and I look forward to catching up with you one of these days and talking more about it.

By: Adam Daniel Mezei

Adam Daniel Mezei — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 19:38:57 +0000

After listening to a cast like this I’m compelled to ponder what drives people’s lifelong motivations. After all the bureaucratic bunk poor Cliff’s been through with his patented technology — only to have those greasy-taloned greedy dingbats snatch it from his clutches at the 11th-hour — gives me a heightened appreciation for the man and his pioneering exploits. If he can be knocked down this often, only to dust himself off the floor in a move that would impress even the likes of the great George Chuvalo (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Chuvalo) himself, it demands a deeper investigation of the subject matter.

In fact, what I’m instantly gravitating towards is memories of Colonel Saunders and the KFC secret recipe. Has anyone mentioned to Dr. Hawkins before?

I see a budding science component to your blog emerging. Science is something you cotton to easily, not to mention speak about eloquently. Care to start bringing aboard folks and guests for the occasional guest post? Especially in the scientific arena? Ask Cliff to do one for you — I’m sure he’d totally go for it. Think about it.