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Macpherson

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  1. Hi, Glad you read it... to be honest most folk glaze over. It's no quick fix and it was a good few months before I slowly noticed any improvement but as these problems take years to become chronic it seems to make sense that any reversal will take time. As Fluoride seems to be a major player in the redirection of Calcium I also dumped toothpaste and replaced it with Bicarb of soda. All the best.
  2. My mate Stuck one of these in a featherbed with a Seeley four leader on the front, fantastic bike, pure ' Ogri ' machine. ? As other's have said insurance not a prob back then....1st bike 1949 Beeza c11g, insurance £6....a weeks wages !
  3. I agree with you on that... it's either accurate or it's not fit for purpose, that's essentially engineering, I'm an engineer and accuracy is paramount, therefore this is why I'm so fed up with this dumbed down lowest common denominator society that is today's world. The science your quoting there is mechanical and happened long before these corporate criminals got a foothold to be as invasive as they have become. Just as an example... It's forty years this year since during the Reagan administration Donald Rumsfeld nobbled a panel of scientists who repeatedly refused to allow the artificial sweetener Aspartane into the food chain as it was 400 times sweeter than sugar and made holes in the brains of the rats that they tested it on..... Nobody was fat back then and I don't remember them being so feckin stupid either. Hey, I'm not having a go at you and I enjoy reading your Input... all the best.
  4. I totally agree with you that that's the way it should be, but in practice I don't think so....Far too much money involved. Half the world addicted to pain killers and the other half on anti deps all approved by ' science '.... my ass !! So GSK, Monsanto etc have our's and the planet's best interests at heart.....I don't think so, 'make em sick and keep em sick' is their motto and they've been doing it for a very long time, so fecking long that it's now the accepted norm....There's trillions of $$$ at stake and I'm just super glad that up to now I've avoided their shit.....ffs look at the state of the younger generations , they're completely f-cked up. imo,
  5. Except to say that it's a very long time since any independent scientist had a voice.....they're now known as conspiracists. Is there such a thing as an independent scientist ?...after all they mostly work for the massive conscienceless corporations that, to me, are fecking this world
  6. Yeah, I think that helps too, also tried CBD oil and Arnica gel and over time I thought that they helped, but I get the feeling that now I've been treating myself with a borax solution for a while that it's working at a whole lot of different levels, kinda like ' return to factory settings ' rather than fix that pain now !!... if you know what I mean, cheers
  7. In ANY subject....If you don't look from another angle,, yer fecked ?
  8. You didn't upset me at all mate, the fact is that any aches and pains I've had pale into insignificance in comparison to the hand that others have been dealt, humbling to hear others stories, all the best. ?
  9. All I know Is that I came across the posted document by accident..,I was at the end of my tether with my own spinal injury with the consultant telling me that I'd likely lose control of my bowels and bladder not to mention the constant pain....so as I'm now in no doubt that the it's helped me.. I thought I'd share the info.... I remember the Yew thing....if it worked I expect it got buried for the same reasons as cannabis for seizures in kids, the molecules are too complex to synthesise...supposing they managed to find a cure, not a treatment, for any major disease or condition can you imagine just how much money they would lose.
  10. I can answer the !st one but not the second except to say that everyone's different. It's been about 100 years since the pharma industry has been banned from patenting anything from nature and about the same time since doctors have been not allowed to prescribe anything that's not been rigorously tested by the pharma industry, so if they can't make money from it and they can't synthesise it they just bury it... massive " catch 22 " Cheers
  11. Yeah, me too. It was only when one day some years ago while working I was eating tic tacs and had a tendency to stick them in my cheek and let them dissolve...well I did this by mistake with a nurofen and half my head went numb and the lining of my cheek felt burnt....At this point the penny dropped and I realised just how strong these wee sugar coated grenades are and were probably the reason I'd been having heartburn and reflux.
  12. Hi, Although I'm a lot younger than you being 64 ? I also have suffered most of my adult life from the associated consequences of hard labour, back pain, constant sciatica, carpal tunnel, tennis elbow and all the other aches and pains that come with your muscles trying to tear themselves off your skeleton....and then on top of that I started getting negative effects from the Ibruprofen I was using { not excessively } to get through most days which scared the shit out of me when read about it. Anyway, about 4 years ago I discovered this document about a link between inflammation / arthritis and Boron deficiency causing calcification of soft tissue amongst other things and that unchecked inflammation leads to any condition becoming chronic as time goes by, tennis elbow being a classic case. https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/ea6d/200ae6b8c8213823d1fb5c84cf035ae14493.pdf Now I know that the word " conspiracy " in the title of this paper and the fact that it's a fairly long read will put many folk off, not to mention that everything that conventional medicine has to say on the subject is entirely negative even though there's a whole raft of folk out there who anecdotally share the details of how they've been helped by Sodium Borate. Personally I'd not try to persuade anyone to take anything that your GP may tell you is a poison and all the medical websites warn of danger... Even although I had the stuff as a fungicide for treating freshly milled timber It still took me a year and a half of swithering before I decided to try treating myself and my old dog.... never looked back ! Two and a half years down the line the subtle healing continues, more than 2 years since a single pain killer and able to work like a younger man without being crippled for days after, I simply no longer have any pain anywhere......and the dog plays like a pup at 14, it also sorted her back end problems. I imagine I'll get pelters for this but who gives a feck, all the best.
  13. Yeah, the more conflicting the figures, the more the confusion... it's probably already too late for anyone to work out the truth. To me the very fact that there have been these massive discrepancies right from the beginning in an issue as serious as this can only point to the fact that it's a deliberate tactic. As someone once said..... " when they own the information, they can bend it all they want "
  14. Whether this is true or not I don't know, but it's this sort of shit that leaves you with very little faith for anything reported officially, being this blatant it's probably by design, after all the more confusion the greater the impact to public confidence and the greater the damage that's being done. Public Health England's exaggerated death statistics are a scandal that has fed fear WWW.TELEGRAPH.CO.UK Woefully misleading figures have only made it harder to tackle the pandemic and to get the country moving again
  15. Call me a conspiracist if you like, but to me the general public have never been so feckin clueless...It's lowest common denominator everything these days, it's not really debatable how this scenario plays out as it's been repeated throughout history and forgotten....cause divisions in society and while they're all arguing the toss.. the real plan goes on in the background. To me it's a long play game that's only become possible with the advent of IT. Before the corrupt could only dream of this kind of influence and power, but nowadays ?? !!! So to me, possibly..... Phase 1, the credit crunch, financial instability... Phase 2, fear, test to see how much / far folk will accept being pushed / herded.. Phase 3, anyone got any ideas ? Ok, I'll start, what about 1984 forty years late, that's gonna be one of the ' benefits ' of 5G, or what about if anyone who won't take a vaccine has to sow a yellow star on their jacket........But none of that really matters as long as you can download netflix faster ? I'll take the normality of 1972 over this shite anyday.
  16. The toe of the sole looks exactly the same as some of my Vibram soled climbing boots ...designed to accept crampons for ice climbing and winter mountaineering but the heal doesn't seem to be similarly equipped, so no idea !
  17. Hi, a wee bit of compressed air should do that before you strip it, try to avoid blowing any shit into the carb... and then carb cleaner when you've got it in bits....... Or what Frammo said will also work. It's handy to be able to blow down the parts prior to reassembly but a certain amount of care is needed to not blow stuff away. Over the years I've had a many of these screws rattle loose on various saws new and old, so probably not easy to attribute blame...but there's a good chance their being gone is at the heart of your problem, cheers.
  18. Hi, been looking at this one as I've got other Metabo tools that have been reasonably good [ so far ] It's a bit cheaper but I'd imagine it'll work fine. The Itech one looks good also but twice the cost.... Metabo 601205380 SPA 1200 Chip and Dust Extraction Unit 240V WWW.TOOLSTOP.CO.UK Metabo 601205380 SPA 1200 Chip and Dust Extraction Unit 240V The Metabo SPA 1200 Chip and Dust Extractor System...
  19. Hi, it's worth mentioning that with most engines you can get at the inside of the fitted helicoil to tinker with any ragged edges but a bit trickier on a saw's pot, one of the main failings I see with spark plug repairs is the helicoil over inserted slightly leaving a bit of it protruding into the cylinder which ain't great... Also on such a short thread it's important to get it straight as already said and also use a proper cutting compound or the thread can be very ragged and affect the fit. I use the original Armstrong helicoil kit and made jigs to guarantee the insert goes in true to the face but if your doing it for the first time you definitely want the pilot nose tap....I'd take a helicoil over a timesert every time...all the best.
  20. Perhaps the best use for them might be to find someone needing piles and hence avoiding the need to mill them at all....So repurposed for their original use....If they're clean they may have considerable value to someone building a jetty or a bridge, cheers.
  21. Hi, I know that Robert Sorby tools are very nice and have a long heritage as I have some, so I'd imagine that their kit would be good... but not used one......I see that there's one at £123 and also the pro edge at £365, cheers.
  22. While I agree with you about the strong possibility of hydraulic lock, the soft start system is a very weak link in a soft chain and is best replaced with the earlier part......the spring in question is a useless complication imo
  23. Got the msa 200.. like it a lot, but changed it to the 220 spec with the 3/8 full chis as opposed to the wee 1/4 picco micro which was a bit toy town.... If you're deal includes 2 of the newer ' ap 300 s ' batteries it would appear to be a good price considering how much the batteries cost, but if like me you already have the older, original ap 300 batteries .. it'll work just fine. I wouldn't expect too much felling compared to petrol saw but i'm sure you'll like it and for a lot of wee quick cuts, it's now my go to saw for firewood, cheers
  24. Ta, I've been looking for a tip to a quality supplier of this sort of stuff.
  25. Yeah, wouldn't mind finding that in a tree... but it finds any metal for sure ?

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