Ever heard of a miracle worker?

Question

Hey, several people are advising my grandmother to visit this homeopath in florence alabam. They say he hooks you finger up to a machine and it tells every problem you have. Sounds like a scam to me. What do you think. Ever heard of him?

Florence Wellness Center

Dr. Ed Smith

Answer 1

Homeopathy where prescribed exactly according to the patients symptoms works like a miracle ! Believe it or Not !
I have not heard about any such Machine but by experience I do know that Homeopathic Medicines can leave you totally speechless with amazement when they work. And what else I can tell you by my 15+ years of being a Homeopath that I have never experienced any adverse effects of any kind neither in myself nor in any of my patients. I would like to know about this machine though cause so far in my knowledge nothing of that sort exists its the expertise of the physician to pressie specifically according to the patients symptoms not of the disease to bring about Miracle cures for which Homeopathy is renowned despite the baseless accusations of people who go against it without even trying it out and without having any sort of personnel experience with the Healing of Homeopathic Medicines.
TI would suggest that you do pay this Homeopathic Physician which you are talking about, I am positive that he can treat and cure your mother because I know how powerful an effect they have when correctly prescribed.
I would be glad if you let me know what your Mother is suffering of and what medicines did that physician prescribed for her(if you don't mind) .
Take care and God Bless you and your Family with perfect health.

Answer 2

Only folks that devour merely from the Tree of Life (Christ inside) are transparent sufficient 'channels' to show up God's miracles for the motive of tearing down 'Babylon'. But they wont be referred to as till the quickening of Christ's go back. We are given miracles everyday, however considering the fact that they are no longer the 'jogging on water' style, we do not more commonly appreciate them as such. Blessings and miracles, in Christ

Answer 3

That does sound like a scam. Real miracle workers are Viagra, Rogaine and Just For Men.

Answer 4

Homeopathy is bunk. These folks are either deluded, or scamming from people. It doesn't matter WHO practices it, because the practice itself is nonsense, contrary to what SoulDoctor would have you believe.

Homeopathy has failed clinical trials over and over again. There is NOTHING in these 'remedies'.... quite literally. It is only water. The solutions are so dilute that there is nothing left of the 'active ingrediant'.

Keep your grandmother away from alt medicine. It is dangerous nonsense.

Answer 5

Scam

Answer 6

Yes, that whole finger in the machine thing, and it's supposed to analyze your aura, and it prints out an aura spectrum, they had that on 60 minutes a few years back, and it is a total hoax.

Answer 7

Sounds like a scam! The only one who can give out miracles is God.

Answer 8

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. I haven't heard of the fellow.
How does the finger hookup make the diagnosis? There is no way that I know of!

Answer 9

Odd. How much is he? I'd like to check it out just to see how accurate he is because I know myself pretty well.

Oddly enough, alot of people don't know themselves at all. I never understood this. How can you help others if you can't help yourself?

Later.

Answer 10

if he charges, it's a scam. if he pressures for donations to his cause, it's a scam. without knowing what kind of machine, i can't say anything about the machine - you see doctors hooking fingers up to machines, but they're qualified to use them for their intended purpose.