Comments on: How are these moronic party poopers finding me?

By: Angela

Angela — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 20:27:40 +0000

It’s pretty obvious you don’t know me very well. Your comment gave me a chuckle today. Thanks! :]

By: Geewun

Geewun — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 11:38:47 +0000

No offense Angela, but I’ve read your comments in several areas of the web relating to alternative treatments, and you just sound bitter and irrational. I have yet to read one good solid peace of evidence in your arguments – that anecdotal story of a woman who ingested 80g of BHT in one hit is inane. It’s old, isolated, and completely irrelevant. Who takes 80 grams of anything and doesn’t expect a level of toxicity? That’s equivalent to ingesting 80 litres of water in one hit, observing the physiological result, and saying that therefore water is toxic! That you offer it up as your one “scientific” piece of evidence is telling. You should have examined it logically and thrown it out like anyone else who is interested in truth.

Deal with your disease in whatever way you have to, but I’m not sure what your motivation is, to be honest. All I’m getting is a stubborn, ugly desire to be right against any other rationale or possibility.

By: BHT Backer

BHT Backer — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 20:28:26 +0000

I was suffering from HSV-2 outbreaks 6-10 times a year. I ordered (100) 350mg capsules of BHT and started taking one capsule for the first week, 700mg the second and just over a gram of BHT a day starting the third week. After no outbreaks the first month I ordered more and have only had 3 outbreaks in a little over 24 months. I have had no side effects and accept needing to eat with the capsule when I first started taking it. The claims of toxicity is bogus and not logically translated from studies containing an inordinate amount of BHT intake. Though I caution everyone with cancer to avoid BHT as it inhibits the virus, but has shown to eliminate free radicals to help prevent cancer as an excellent anti-oxidant for those who are cancer-free. Stomach cancer rates dropped dramatically when BHT was approved as additive for cereals and other commonly bought foods. But as far as Herpes, it certainly has a positive effect on the lipid coated virus. Certainly not a cure by any means, but going from moderate-severe outbreaks in terms of frequency to practically dormant won my approval.

By: Angela

Angela — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 16:31:06 +0000

I’m sure that makes you feel better now that you’ve had a chance to get that off your chest.

I think it’s time you moved along. There is no point in participating in the discussion if you are going to bash me and the work that I do.

Clearly you have absolutely NO idea what you are talking about.

By: Buzzed

Buzzed — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 09:33:57 +0000

Your a scam Angela. You should not have started a website that is supposed to be helpful and open minded, while all you do is close any door that is open to different options. You need to learn what a scam is first. A scam is a fraudulent business scheme. There is no single person/business that is profiting from BHT. BHT has been around for numerous years and is presently used in EVERYDAY food products. Im done wasting my time on you, as I have seen through almost all of your blogs, you are a very negative person and not open minded towards anything.

By: Angela

Angela — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 08:27:46 +0000

Why do you hide behind your alias? Are you trying to tell me that your name is truly Buzzed?

I will continue to speak my mind and share my experiences with others via MY blog. You are welcome to take your cyber-bully-ish ways and keep moving right along.

Everybody knows that BHT, DMSO, and Lectroject is a SCAM. Bye Bye now….

By: Buzzed

Buzzed — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 20:56:45 +0000

Hide? If i was hiding, I would not have spoken up. The question is, what are you so afraid of?

By: Angela

Angela — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 18:02:24 +0000

Why do you hide behind your alias? What are you afraid of? As far as I'm concerned BHT is no different than DMSO. Who do you think you are trying to boss me around demanding that I give out e-mail addresses. I'm not giving you anybody's e-mail address. What are you, some sort of cyberpunk bully?

By: Buzzed

Buzzed — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 10:43:46 +0000

Angela, first of all, the website, as shown in the first reply, pubmedcentral.nih.gov/picrender.fcgi?artid=1306899&blobtype=pdf , about BHT toxity is that the lady took 80 GRAMS(G), not milligrams (mg), GRAMS of BHT!, which relates to 80,000mg. That is like taking 80 pills of Valtrex with a dosage of 1000mg, all at once!! Of course it was going to feel like a “high” feeling and become toxic. “The right dose differentiates a poison and a remedy.” Whoever this lady was in the article was an idiot, you are only supposed to have at most, 1 Gram (1000mg) of BHT a day. So that article has NO MERIT AT ALL. If you do the research and see how many people have been positevly affected through the use of BHT, by using it the right way mind you, than maybe you will not be so blinded from the truth. Furthermore, I would like for you to give me that “Alan” guy’s e-mail so i can talk with him.

By: yoshi2me

yoshi2me — Thu, 29 May 2008 23:14:06 +0000

Maybe you could go and read my BHT feedback page to learn more.