MemberSeems skepticism is still alive and well here before John even has a chance to share the rest of his story and results. Some say if this is a real cure then why isn't it known worldwide.
Ironically I have personally seen a cure to another worldwide health condition called Multiple Sclerosis. Yet the treatment and clinic is not known worldwide and actually there are active smear websites targeting the very clinic that provides it when Googled.
So 10 years ago a friend of mine started noticing symptoms of MS. Tripping over his feet all the time and eventually leading into needing a wheelchair to get around. He started taking MS drugs prescribed by his doctor in the US. They were barely working and the side effects were terrible. Years before, he lived in Germany for a year for work and was familiar with certain cities and the language and decided to see if there were any other options there. He found this one clinic touting natural therapies for MS. And cancer. But he was just interested in the MS therapy. So he gets a friend to help him go back to Germany and this clinic. He's there for 2 weeks getting treatment and then comes back to the US with literally an entire suitcase packed with a 6 month supply of meds like IV bags and pills he needs to take 3 times a day. He had an IV port installed in his chest for the IVs and he has to do self IVs every other day and then taking these horse sized pills 3 times a day.
Within about 3 weeks of the initial treatment, he's out of the wheel chair and using those hand crutches. About 2 weeks later he is walking on his own with limp. Eventually no limp and walking completely normal, even briskly. So I saw this treatment cure a person right in front of me when most people in the US are screwed. Eventually word got around in his circle as he works in entertainment and I go to his house one day and Warren freakin Betty is there asking him about his treatment for a close a friend of his. We tried to reach out to Terry Garr but she wouldn't hear it saying if it worked why doesn't her doctor know about it.
So I saw this treatment work. From someone bound to a wheelchair to walking. Sure he has to take these meds, all natural, for the rest of his life, can't skip a day. But it worked. Yet when I google the clinic, the first few links that show up are specifically targeting the clinic as a sham which tells me there are other parties at play here to oppress alternative cures fueled by financial gain.
@JohnAdams isn't accustomed to posting his face online and that is a very normal thing. Nothing strange about that. He said most of the clinic shots has his face in it. So he's taking his time to feel comfortable in doing so even though he normally wouldn't but he's trying to because he knows how much of a big deal this is to some of us. So he's trying at his own pace. And I personally like the travel shots because it helps me get a real sense of what it's like to go there if I consider going which is a huge deal for someone like me who has debilitating tinnitus when every street, every building, every elevator, etc... matters.
So I hope we can give John his space and let him post images when he feel comfortable in doing so. Attacking him is not going to help and I feel attackers can be suspect as well because they are trying to derail another possible treatment outside of the establishment. Because it makes sense to me as to why this treatment is rare and why this clinic is possibly the only one doing this type of therapy for tinnitus at the moment. Because we are screwed at the moment. ENT's and establishments in the US and UK have nothing for us except for things we don't want to hear like habituation, hearing aids and CBT. So it's not a surprise some medical professionals are taking matters into their own hands and trying something new.
Yes, scams are possible, but I also have seen first hand some of those types of pioneers are also legit and can actually have a cure the many parts of the world don't want you to know about.
What I really want to see is proof that @Assumpta lost $3000 thru Western Union. If I lost that kinda money, I would be posting proof left and right. If John can post proof he traveled 1000's of miles to freakin Korea, then I implore @Assumpta to post his Western Union receipt.
