Perhaps the earthworm eggs are meant to be a substitute for deer hooves…

Obviously, earthworms can’t live in the intestines, so one wonders if Dr. Green had accidently written “earthworms” or if Ms. Esposito was reading a handwritten note and maybe couldn’t decipher Green’s handwriting.

Ms. Esposito read “fetal” where it was supposed to be “fecal” when referring to the fecal implantation enema thing. So maybe it’s bad handwriting. ???

So it is earthworms? It’s starting to feel like middle school science.

Ringside seat, Dr. Rust really covered the idea of the parents being given false hope and the children being experimented on. It was refreshing to hear it being said.

Kristina,

Thanks for the compliment and for sharing your experience. One of my older Chinese friends was very impressed with the fact that one of my relatives in Montana had deer meat to eat(venison). I think she said that eating it would make a person strong. She might have been disappointed that the hooves had been thrown away when the deer was butchered, but she didn’t say so. :-)

It was bad enough when, in our “DAN! experience,” I was looking through the testing for the Great Plains lab or one of those DAN!-labs and read the instruction for collecting stool samples. (I think—think—-they kit included a latex glove, very helpful.)

I am quite convinced that raids of Chinese herb shops by DAN! practitioners will be happening next (if it has not already) and tiger balm and deer hooves will be next (my grandmother did make something from the latter, but nothing about curing anybody from anything).

Good to hear you posting, Ms Clark!

What the quacks do is pull out the cases where children make gains, and claim that it was some expensive product/service which has been sold to the parents is what accomplished this.

If a child receiving an expensive product/service doesn’t appear to make gains, well, they are sold another expensive product/service, or sent on to some other quack on the network, until eventually nature takes its course, or the parents run out of money.