Cancer cure, but FDA and doctors would rather have your cash and not the cure.

[wizardofmars]

I know there are people that don't eat since 1993. I think they are called pranatics or something similar. The body can 'build' substances like water, vitamins, minerals, etc... We don't need to eat. But I know there is a process if you want to live from the ambient energy. It's not easy.
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Living On Prana
NOT NEEDING TO EAT TO LIVE
http://www.inlightimes.com/archives/2002/10/living-on-prana.htm

You are a one man pseudoscience machine! I can barely keep up.

Please post one credible study showing any of these so-called breatharians don't eat. Wiley Brooks is the most famous - and he's been caught in McDonalds and 7-11 several times. He recommends the double quarter pounder with cheese meal and the Diet Coke (including its plastic cup) is the "Liquid light".

Jasmuheen aka Ellen Greve is the 'guru' whose promoter is quoted on that inlightimes.com site you linked to. She appeared on 60 Minutes in 1999 to demonstrate her abilities and flunked out after three days when she became seriously ill - see http://www.rickross.com/reference/breat/breat13.html

At least three of her followers are known to have  starved to death - see http://www.rickross.com/reference/breat/breat08.html

Greve's husband is a former conman sentenced to seven years in prison for ripping off pension funds. Obviously he found a better scam this time around with Greve.

For more background on this nonsense, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inedia

[wizardofmars]

Picture: De La Warr's radiation photo and Kirlian photo. I have more examples in the books, but I haven't a scanner. lol
I remember that Kirlian photography is related with this phenomenon too. I also remember that I have an Italian book from the 1940s that describes what is matter and what is radiation. I remember that matter is a nodulation of the space of something similar and the book explains about atomic world of Neutrinos, Electrinos, Positrinos, and the memory particle: the Magnetrino.
That book was used in the vatican to build the chronovisor (time-camera). De La Warr also invented a system to take photos of past events, thoughts, etc...

The Chronovisor time machine was a rather pathetic 1970's era hoax by a Vatican exorcist. Father Ernetti faked the photo's - at least one of them is simply a mirror image of an existing work of art. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronovisor for the full story.Ernetti allegedly confessed the fraud on his deathbed in 1994. Father Ernetti's Chronovisor : The Creation and Disappearance of the World's First Time Machine by Peter Krassa is an OK summary of the hoax (although personally it's one of my favorite hoaxes and is dying for a good documentary).

Kirlian photography relies on the corona effect and involves no supernatural or pseudo scientific concepts. The so-called aura photographs of leafs and the like have never been reproduced in controlled experiments and are likely a function of contamination on the glass plates.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirlian_photography

[amigo]

You're still here, trolling? Geez...

I don't know much about Chronovisor, but Kirlian photography method has been endorsed by the former USSR government for many decades. Matter a fact, USSR was far more progressive in this, and other "bunk" fields, than any Western government. It is the close-minded Western mentality that's probably preventing you from seeking factual information. Commies can't be trusted, right?

And quoting wikipedia as a reliable or factual source for anything is no better than using any other link on the interweb. You are just perpetuating the consensus of the majority which not necessarily makes anything true.

When you experimentally do half the things you are trying to debunk here and prove them wrong, report to the world about your findings...otherwise..."zip it."

[broli]

Lol, now that's what I call a disinfo agent. Nice job on using wikipedia to prove your ignorance. You don't have to reply to this unless you think you have something constructive to say, which we both doubt.

[professor]

You're still here, trolling? Geez...

I don't know much about Chronovisor, but Kirlian photography method has been endorsed by the former USSR government for many decades. Matter a fact, USSR was far more progressive in this, and other "bunk" fields, than any Western government. It is the close-minded Western mentality that's probably preventing you from seeking factual information. Commies can't be trusted, right?

And quoting wikipedia as a reliable or factual source for anything is no better than using any other link on the interweb. You are just perpetuating the consensus of the majority which not necessarily makes anything true.

When you experimentally do half the things you are trying to debunk here and prove them wrong, report to the world about your findings...otherwise..."zip it."

@Wizard of ars
At least you unzipped your dumb Face from your profile, which is a step into the right direction.
Getting you to accept anything, is another issue, we will never win.
professor