Regviderm – the suppressed solution
This story reads like a thriller: The Lost Honor of Journalist Klaus Martens: He was one of the most respected investigators in Germany. Then he shot the film “Heilung unerwünscht” for WDR, which criticises the product policy of the pharmaceutical giants, and a nightmare began for Klaus Martens. (Source: Business Journalist 3/2012)
What happened? He found two Germans who had developed a vitamin cream (Regviderm) which helped very well with neurodermatitis. The itching caused by neurodermatitis is said to be indescribably strong and the relief is therefore perceived as a pure blessing. They patented the formula, formed a company (Fa. Regeneratio) and contacted pharmaceutical companies. All of them confirmed the excellent effect and still they delayed conclusions for years until finally this company went bankrupt and one of its inventors went to the sanatorium. In the final analysis, the new product would have easily displaced inferior products but with better profit margins from the market. Here is the link to the movie “Cure Undesired”.
THANK YOU! The contribution would not have come about without your help.
And here are tips from some MMS Newsletter readers:
The recipe for the pink vitamin B12 cream is:
0.07 g vitamin B12
46 g avocado oil
45.42 g water
8 g Tegocare PS
0,26 g potassium sorbate
0,25 g citric acid
46 g avocado oil
45.42 g water
8 g Tegocare PS
0,26 g potassium sorbate
0,25 g citric acid
(Please print out, save and pass on! Any pharmacist can mix this recipe without any problems). Also, you currently get something equivalent as a cosmetic product at:
Peter Wierich
Wohltorfer Str. 18b
DE 21465 Reinbek
Fon: +49 (0) 40 / 711 04 06 – Fax: +49 (0) 40 / 711 04 82
– www.wierich.com and the specific website
http://www.avocadob12.de/shtml/home.shtml
Wohltorfer Str. 18b
DE 21465 Reinbek
Fon: +49 (0) 40 / 711 04 06 – Fax: +49 (0) 40 / 711 04 82
– www.wierich.com and the specific website
http://www.avocadob12.de/shtml/home.shtml
Update:
By the way, “real chlorine bleach” also seems to help:
see article “Neurodermatitis: household bleach relieves eczema” in aerzteblatt.de April 2009
Since the “real chlorine bleach” and the MMS are chemically related, why should a MMS bath not have the same effect. We even have very interesting effects from an MMS2 bath (with calcium hypochlorite).
Since the “real chlorine bleach” and the MMS are chemically related, why should a MMS bath not have the same effect. We even have very interesting effects from an MMS2 bath (with calcium hypochlorite).
