I had a fairly lengthy conversation with him. I found him to be a
kind, congenial, apparently highly intelligent, sincere person.
This is a summary of what I got from my conversation with him:
He is indeed attempting to get the VIBE machine approved by the FDA,
and he thinks his chances of approval are good. I mentioned to him
that if there is something the FDA does not want to approve, they
will follow their practice of "upping the ante," or making the
applicant jump through more and more and more hoops until he is
exhausted, financially, physically or both. I will be highly
impressed, of course, if the FDA does approve his device, and I
certainly hope he does get approval, as that will speak volumes to me
about the reality of what the VIBE machine is supposed to do.
Gene told me the reason the Clinical Trials reports are not available
to view on his website is because the FDA ordered him to remove them
until his device gets FDA approval.
He told me that he has heard reports that people are using the VIBE
machine to treat people over the phone, but that he is not personally
making any such claims.
He told me Bill Nelson, the man who invented the device that was used
on me in Missouri that was supposed to cure the bronchitis, has given
the alternative health energy field a huge black eye. He believes
Nelson's device is fraudulent. It supposedly works by wires attached
to the wrists, ankles and forehead, which are then supposed
to "diagnose/monitor 92,000 different areas of the body and tell the
practitioner what to do for the client---what supplements to
prescribe, for instance.
Gene also said Rife devices are fraudulent or dangerous. He said some
of them can actually explode cells. He agreed with me about cults
building around "dead medical heroes," and how difficult it can be to
convince devotees that their particular hero may not be all that they
believe.
I told Gene I expect people's belief in the VIBE machine runs along a
continuum, and that I am at the extreme end of it, meaning I will
only begin believing in the VIBE machine if and when I have
experienced positive effects from it myself, and when it has actually
gotten FDA approval.
Bill Nelson, by the way, was unable to get FDA approval, kept selling
his device anyway, and fled the United States for Europe, from where
he has been flooding the world with his fraudulent device.
Kudos to Gene for doing all he can to remain where he is and to get
his VIBE machine approved through regular channels. Again, I hope, if
the device is for real, that he won't run into insurmountable, unfair
resistance from the FDA.
Best of health,
Elliot
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