Bad Press can lead to misconceptions

As I sit surfing the internet and watching t.v. hoping for
any new information on treatment or a cure for multiple sclerosis, I come
across a few web sites claiming they have discovered the answers to help and
reverse the horrendous effects of MS. Why has no on e else found this fountain
of youth?

Here are a few of those web sites.

http://www.nomorems.com/

 http://www.prweb.com/releases/ms-natural-remedies/Dr-Gary-M-Levin-New-Book/prweb10926780.htm

http://www.youcanbeatms.com/?hop=aoythip

 http://www.prweb.com/releases/how-to-reverse-ms-now/review/prweb11448405.htm

(All with money back guarantees Just send them your credit
card number first)..

>>> No, I am NOT suggesting you contact any of these – Continue reading please<<<

Should the drug companies be worried that they are trying to
muscle in on their cash flow? Are they just selling the IDEA of
a possible cure.. key word being “possible”.

With the FDA so opinionated on stem cell usage, its hard to
believe they don’t use the same rational for judgment. Why doesn’t the FDA use
the same logic on organ transplants.

Why don’t these companies offer these programs at no
charge to start with, and payment only if it works, like it reports too. What
are they worried about?

Are these just fast talking wannabe rich people trying to
sell some unproven elixir or process with no proven or tested results.

I have sent each of these sites the offer of myself ( an
MS sufferer ) to test their solution with double the payment if their
solution works for me., along with an example of success for their product. It
worked well for the Subway sandwich chain and Jarrod..

Why wouldn’t they do it?  

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