Mike

Sadly, I don’t….

All I know is that years ago Dr. Lorraine Day had the guts to step out against conventional “treatment” of cancer. She must have known (to a degree) what backlash would befall her. I’m certain she couldn’t have anticipated the extent.

Yet, she did this…when she could’ve hidden herself behind a pseudonym.

Dr. Day instantly saved people’s lives by facing the firestorm.

She was a doctor – credibility.

She was a breast cancer survivor from HER alternative cure, not conventional medicine’s poisoning (chemo), burning (radiation) or cutting (scalpel) beliefs.

This is (and has been) my MAJOR problem with “Madison Cavanaugh” and his/her 1 Minute Cure: I do NOT like weak people.

If you truly have something that works, find the health care professionals like Dr. Day who will stand beside you. Get people cured by your “1 minute cure” to stand with you. Of course they will be HONORED to stand as a survivor with the person who has given them (back their) lives.

My gosh, if someone saves my life, I will do ANYTHING for that person.

At the end of the day, Dan, your points remain as extremely valid points:

1. “People need to take control of their own life. Don’t take what the Dr says as gospel and on the other hand, don’t ignore the advice either.”

Of course, you are correct. However, Dan, I’m not holding my breath. Whether health or credit, (most) people will not take responsibility for their well-being. For more than 10 years, I have witnessed people throw away $1,000s on the “easy button.” They hire credit disrepair companies, believing someone else will magically restore their credit. Without question, they turn over ALL of their most private, personal information (ss#, DOB, address, etc) to total strangers.

And then they’re shocked when their scores DROP or (worse!) they discover they’re being sued.

Most people (only as a last resort) will assume responsibility – research, question, test & commit.

2. “I don’t think there are many people out there that would stand up to a person twice their size!”

Once again, you’re right. Yet, I sincerely believe there are more of “us” than of “them.” I believe a good number of people question conventional medicine enough to cross the line when presented with a credible alternative.

I might be proven dead wrong – but I don’t think so.

3. “…too many why’s….”

YES. Too many ?????…not enough FACES and answers from health care professionals, researchers & survivors standing behind & extolling this or any other “1 minute cure.”

PLEASE, let us hear from people who have tried Madison Cavanaugh’s “One Minute Cure”.

Whatever your opinion, please help us with facts.

Thanks, Dan.

I appreciate your help.

Mike

People need to take control of their own life. Don’t take what the Dr syas as gospel and on the other hand, don’t ignore the advice either. I believe if something is not deemed dangerous and there is a possibility it may be beneficial, why not give it a go.
The unfortunate thing is, I don’tthink much research has been conducted on this topic.Why? Interesting question.

LOL too many why’s??????????????????????????????
Lets hear from people that have tried the remedy. Have you experienced a difference? Does it work for you?
Regards

Thank you for sharing.

Mike

I don’t possess blind trust…whether that’s a curse or a blessing.

Please do us a favor: buy the book and test it out. Report back with your findings. At least today, my health is great. I bought the book and passed it to a friend who is not okay. Unfortunately, my friend is not interested in breaking from conventional medicine.

Naturally, you can’t force anyone, let alone go with a program clouded in mystery…and touted by a “Madison Cavanaugh” who doesn’t appear to be a real person. If it’s so good, why aren’t doctors and satisfied customers coming forward in droves?

This explains a little about the questions, Ronnie.

Thanks for sharing your opinion. Please stop back if you have anything else to share or report about this “miracle cure.”

Mike

Therefore, I believe most people FEEL the truth. The truth, however, creates issues:

1. This opens the door for scammers (opportunists) pitching us “cures.”
2. We simply don’t know what’s “right.”

“The One-Minute Cure” sounds right and good.

Why doesn’t Madison Cavanaugh step out from behind the curtain?

Why doesn’t Cavanaugh have a cadre of medical professionals supporting The One-Minute Cure?

Why are there NOT testimonials from real people?

To challenge conventional treatment, Cavanaugh must take the road paved by Dr. Day. As you pointed out, the “LOBBY” attacks Dr. Day. I’ve talked with Dr. Day and have followed her for years….

If more people like Dr. Day joined forces as one, THEY could challenge the “LOBBY.” They could effect change, not just in our heads but in our hearts.

Bottom line: Cavanaugh has chosen a cowardly or spammy path for presenting The One-Minute Cure.

Unfortunately, you and I only can speculate. That stinks. We need REAL professionals (not just the “cartel” or “lobby” bashing it) to step forward as one to SHOW us why it’s bad or why it’s good.

Until that time, these “shadow” people like Madison Cavinaugh sell dreams to people desperately needing a miracle. If my kids or family and friends needed help, I easily cold justify spending the money on this book — just to find out for myself. That alone creates $MILLIONS$ for these people.

Thanks, Dan. I appreciate your thoughts.

Mike