Enemies and Problems

Photoluminescence is under the radar because many rich and powerful people have kept it that way.  Chris Rock has a quote that fits this situation: "There'll never be a cure for AIDS; the money isn't in the cure, the money is in the medicine."

He is more right than you may believe.

The AIDS infected patient is a revenue stream for an average of 5 years between $5,000 and $20,000 per person per year for the pharmaceutical industry. 

Additionally, America has become a pill obsessed nation.  There is a pill for everything and everything is a condition.  What was once a daydreaming child that got spanked in school now has Attention Deficit Disorder and gets medication.  What was once difficulty in getting to sleep, treated by warm milk, is now insomnia and the patient takes sleeping pills.  What was once a side effect of getting old is now called erectile dysfunction; aging is now a disease, treated by heavily advertised erectile remedies.  Alcoholism is now a disease instead of a habit, and many more conditions are now classified as “diseases.” 

Over the counter, anyone can buy cold pills, flu pills, headache pills, and pain relievers.  Every discomfort has a corresponding pill, and pills usually aren't cheap, especially if prescribed.  This makes the pharmaceutical industry a multi-billion dollar industry, and power accompanies money of that magnitude.

An entire book can be written that interlocks the Food and Drug Administration, the Federal Trade Commission, and their dealings with big medical companies, as well as their oppression of alternative therapies.  Research reveals that many FDA employees come from the pharmaceutical industry, creating a conflict of interest that boggles the mind.  Yet we don’t hear much about this, which only reveals the influence of money and lobbying.

Simply put, there is a law that says the only thing that can cure a disease is a drug.  If you grow magic beets in your backyard that cure cancer, the FTC and FDA can seize your assets, shut you down, and arrest you for practicing medicine without a license if you claim it is a cure and try to help people.

This makes natural therapies such as photoluminescence difficult to test and market in the United States: the losses to many large corporations would be in the billions, and with the money they have, they pump it into congress in the form of lobbies.  This may sound like "conspiracy theory" thinking, but the simple fact remains--if the machine on this website that can help and cure many ailments were to hit the mainstream, if it were tested in the US, if it were marketed in the US, if we looked for help from the FDA or FTC, you wouldn't be reading this copy right now because the people who've worked hard to augment the health of others would be behind bars.  What’s more, this machine would be in an evidence locker where it could help no one.  This is fact, but the theory behind the fact may be difficult to prove.

So there are enemies of this technology in high places.  These are difficult enemies to overcome, but the most difficult enemies are greed, pride, and a lack of education and awareness.

Greed is a factor that continues to pop up as this project has proceeded.  The first person that was given the machine--we'll call him Oswaldo--had the machine at his house in an island outside of the U.S. to treat his son, who had open sores on his leg and they wouldn't respond or heal.  His uncle had peritonitis in his lower abdomen, an incurable condition.  The photoluminescence cured both of them.  This man, who healed his family with the machine, was then to be paid for the people he referred for treatment, and Oswaldo tried to make money off of this arrangement through any underhanded means necessary.

Sadly, this is not the only instance of greed and corruption that has been encountered on this journey.  One doctor--who will remain nameless--made a bold attempt to scalp money out of his work with the project.  He also attempted to steal the technology that was being developed and applied. 

In the quest to help humanity, we have saved lives and helped improve quality of life; but there are many people who only see dollar signs when they are involved with this project.  Their healing and the healing of their loved ones doesn't seem to compare to dollar signs.  Greed is an enemy, and will continue to be an enemy as we proceed.

Another enemy is a lack of open medical minds.  In the medical community, there are traditional practitioners and what is dubbed as “alternative” practitioners of medicine.  One will find that the differences in style, educational background, and professional beliefs create a rift between the two, and this divide is to the detriment of the patients and potential patients around the world.

Traditional medicine refuses to listen to the “quackery” of the alternative side, even though there are viable, proven methods that help cure diseases from alternative medicine.  Likewise, alternative practitioners can fall into the trap of not wanting help or feedback from the traditional side that does not respect them.

Every birthing room has a photoluminescence machine that utilizes UV light.  This treatment eradicates Jaundice in newborn infants.  This is almost exclusively what the machine is used for.  Infants born to HIV parents may be born with the HIV virus. 

Amazingly, some infants can overcome the virus and eliminate the virus and the markers of the virus altogether.  Some cannot.  The technology we are developing may one day be available in the birthing room to help treat HIV babies who cannot fight the virus with their new, powerful immune systems.  Since the treatment has no side effects, there is no negative repercussion.  If the treatments don’t work on HIV, as many traditional medical minds believe, there is no harm . . . but what if it was indeed effective, as new research is beginning to show?  Well, that would make them “look bad.”  The answer you might get from one of them is “it doesn’t work so it’s not worth a try.”  This is an example of having an extremely closed mind--this is beyond stubborn.  This borders on negligence.

This is just one example.  If these two sides shared knowledge and methods; if they worked together, many illnesses and conditions would begin to fall against such a united front.  Sadly, pride has proven more powerful than reason, and that divide is no closer to being bridged.

Perhaps the worst enemy of all is the lack of education and awareness, most specifically relating to AIDS and other transmittable diseases.  We've had success deactivating the HIV virus and could possibly find a way to relieve or perhaps even cure AIDS in the near future.  We've found a treatment that may become the norm after HIV becomes resistant to the current chemical treatments of today, which, as evidenced by the new strain that is beginning to pop up, is occurring.  However, no matter how many HIV cases we can relieve, only education and awareness can vanquish the disease.

No matter what you do, people are going to be reckless when it comes to two primal needs, or as some say, addictions--sex and drugs.  Dirty needles and raw sex will continue to spread the AIDS virus no matter what kind of impact photoluminescence has on the disease.  If a "cure" of any kind was to go international, people would worry even less and become even more reckless, perhaps causing the AIDS epidemic to increase slightly before a "cure" could begin to relieve it. 

Education and awareness are required--the lack of these ingredients is an enemy of our efforts that must be confronted by not only ourselves, but confronted by everyone in the world.

Every quest has enemies that must be overcome.  The obstacles are there, and in bringing this information and technology to the masses, we have identified potential problems and we are committed to overcoming them.