I can give the tard info for germany treatment if he is real and wants it. Its not cheap, but he sounds like he could afford. Its not a 100% cure, but 50-70% have a 'positive' outcome that exceeds chemo w/ much less sickness as a result of treatment.
I just got back from germany last week where my wife is getting treatment and going back again in 4-8 weeks.
Posted 6/14/2012 7:54 am
Okay, you need to try Star Anise aka shikimic acid, aka the flu vaccine. This attacks and deactivates viruses, and works on arthritis, also an immune system condition. I use it every day for arthritis, and it eliminates it entirely.
Star Anise many be found in Chinatown as a star pod, which you take in coffee (which facilitates the uptake), or as a liquer such as Ouzo, Anis Mico, Chinchon, Sambucca & Pastis.
Do not give up until you have tried this. It is the premiere Chinese medicinal herb in use for thousands of years because it works. It is comprised of aromatic amino acids, and it fortifies the immune system against everything.
Hey, I used to live on Macdonnell Road, in the late 1990s.
In the morning, I would walk down to mountain to work (Citibank Plaza).
But after work, at 5pm, all the buses up the mountain were full. And in the summer, it was too hot to walk up the mountain in my suit. And the taxi stand wait at Pacific Place was like an hour long.
So I'd hang out in Central for an hour, then catch a bus back home.
If I ever live in HK again, I do NOT want to be on the mountain. I want to be near one of the MTR stations, between Sheung Wan and Causeway Bay.
Posted 6/14/2012 8:07 am
This is either a shitty was to suicide a bad troll. Or, sorry to be you. Good luck, and do something truely good as your last act on this earth. But, having read some of your posts I've got the idea that your last action will be dropping dead as you try to grope up the skirt of the nurse who is controlling your morphine drip.
Oh, and stop posting here you fucking loser. Life is too short for this board. Your life is WAY too short for this board.
Posted 6/14/2012 8:14 am
Yes, it's not near the MTR, but we have finally got a pretty good supermarket.
Other drawback is lack of decent restaurants. The two I can think of on MR are greasy spoons.
It's actually not too hot today. Was thinking of walking home after client meeting, but got a taxi instead. Have never tried the bus. Doesn't make good time/effort sense.
I've lived in two apartments in HK, both on the mountain, and in both cases, the showers wouldn't produce consistent hot water. It would be hot for a few minutes, then cold for a few minutes, then hot again.
I always wondered if all HK apartments on the mountain were like this. Maybe something to do with plumbing on the mountain.
Posted 6/14/2012 9:14 am
Need to add that you cannot use Star Anise in conjunction with immuno suppressants, as the result of this contradiction may be fatal. This is what happened in the swine flu fiasco, and it was inexcusable.
Posted 6/14/2012 10:27 am
Does this really qualify as "on the mountain"? I'm approximately at the height of the larger buildings on Duddell Road. I can be on QRC in eight minutes riding my bike.
Yes--the water is boiling. I keep the A/C at 22 which makes me feel like having a hot bath. I could boil potatoes in there. And you could shred skin with the shower.
I can also go for a swim across the street in a really nice pool, and membership is very reasonable--on the topic of water.
Posted 6/14/2012 10:28 am
Correction: I think it's actually Duddell Street. It's the first road you can get to if you cut through the Botanic Garden, thus serving as something of a landmark.
You spent your whole life whoring for money, NOW you realize..OPPS!!! Someday I will die..well that "someday" came closer than you expected.
So what did your life amount to other than being a chump for the consumer economy? A big fucking zero.; You did nothing of value or interest in your life but for yourself.
Good luck in your next life of being a poor hindu in India.
Sucks to be you, asshole.
