Statistics:

A nice round number of forty people contacted me about my letter to the editor. As of to-day seven people have started or ordered the protocol. I have high hopes that ten will eventually take it, and of course we are looking for a one hundred percent rate of cure.

I had hoped that we could start producing the names and telephone numbers of the patients cured in letter number two. Instead I can tell you that the third patient was indeed third time lucky. The family all agree that a cure took place in four days. The mother of the patient is willing to talk to people who may be genuinely interested. If you would like her number please ring me on 03-5726-1484 before eight a.m. or after six p.m.

Money matters

The South African government and the United Bank are conspiring to make it very difficult for Nash to service his patients. Obviously credit card crooks have made the government introduce stringent regulations regarding payment by credit cards. If you intend to pay by credit card Nash would like a letter faxed to him confirming this. A passport number and expiry date must be quoted and a telephone number to contact the person named. If you don’t have a passport a driver’s licence number, plus expiry date, and phone number is required.
For a telegraphic transfer of funds the transaction code number is essential, plus as many other details as possible. I would just fax whatever document the bank gave you as evidence of payment.

Nash is off to America soon to make arrangements about the clinic that he is starting there. He is then going to the U.K. Emmylou Morey, one of his cured patients, was on a television chat show. This aroused so much interest that Nash is going to be interviewed on it too.

Nash the greengrocer

I often try to visualise what Nash’s clinic is like. A most unusual doctor who doesn’t dispense prescriptions for pharmaceuticals. He has to match a huge flow of nice fresh, healthy ingredients to the demands of his patients.

Having just actually seen a treatment for the first time I would estimate that you would have to pay $20,000 if they were drugs. On top of all his other skills he actually individualises the antioxidants so that he satisfies his patients needs.
Organic food.
I seem to have mislaid the list that Eileen is preparing of organic food. She asks you to let her know of anything organic you find. She would like you to let us know the name of the item, who the producers are, and the type of shop that stocks it. i.e. Supermarket, health food shop. My address is P.O.Box 60, Chiltern, 3683.

Esther Ransome

I must apologise to one of our members who is preparing an item on Esther Ransome’s daughter. There won’t be enough space for it in this letter.

I don’t want the newsletter to extend much over a page, especially in view of the other material enclosed.

Esther Ransome is a well known T.V. producer in England, and her teenage daughter has had CFS for a few years. Apparently CFS is taken far more seriously in England than it is in Australia.

Patience

I have told everybody who has ordered the protocol that the first requirement of a patient is patience. It should only take a week to reach you once it leaves South Africa. However, once having made the decision to order the treatment everybody wants to receive it yesterday. It is amazing how many things can conspire to hold it up. Remember when you pay to give as much information as you can.

Peace and health from Roy and Eileen

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