You're Unique, just like everyone else.

by Barry Carter

created: March 3, 2018

 

The most frequently asked question in the ORMUS community is: what is the best product? My typical answer to this question is:

 

You are unique, just like everyone else.

 

What is best for you will not be the same for everyone else. Each of us has different nutritional needs and these needs change over time. What is best for you right now probably will not be what is best for you next year. The vendors listed on the sources page all have products that some people have found to be best at one time or another. See:

 

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/sources.htm

 

You can find a list of frequently asked questions at:

 

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/faq.htm

 

Some of the most important uniqueness factors are whether you are most interested in ORMUS science, ORMUS spirit, ORMUS plants or ORMUS health. These interests are not mutually exclusive. Most people are interested in all three.

 

In response to these varied interests, I have created email lists and Facebook groups that are related to each. I have also created an email list and a Facebook group that are include all of these interests:

 

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/ORMUS/info

https://www.facebook.com/groups/ormus3/about/

 

Everything is related to everything else. ORMUS science, ORMUS spirit, ORMUS plants or ORMUS health can easily be related to each other.

 

Some people object to certain topics. Some don't like spiritual discussion if it might conflict with their religious beliefs. Others don't like health discussion if it might relate to sexual factors. For example, some people have objected to the discussion of the genitals.

 

All discussions are encouraged because they help others resolve health issues. The most important discussion that is encouraged is scientific discussion. The scientific method is well described in many places. Professional scientists make observations and then propose hypotheses to explain these observations. Each hypothesis is then independently tested and, if it proves out, the hypothesis evolves into a theory. Observations and measurements are considered to be facts but hypotheses and theories are not considered to be facts.

 

You can see how atomic theory has developed and changed over time at:

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_theory