[cancercured] SCIO /Re: Weird machine

I think we need to be skeptical about machines like this and do the
due diligence. However, I have a friend who has a machine and she
imputed info like name, age etc. like Jim reported. Another friend
was the one whose data was given. He told me that the machine
acurately reported a symptom he had. Also, that he had too much
chlorine. He could not figure out that one until he remembered he
soaked some dishes in chlorine water and did not use rubber gloves
when putting his hands in the water.

GB

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "jrrjim" <jim.mcelroy10@...>
wrote:
>
>
> No, the woman who ran the tests on me asked me no questions at
all!
> Well, she did ask for name, age, birthdate and place. And that was
> it. The machine did the rest.
>
> Hey, how much do honest to God Scientology e-meters go for on
ebay?
> They have about $20 worth of parts in them, but the Scientologists
> sell them to their own members for a few grand.

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