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Grouppe Kurosawa tests its treatment protocols with human volunteers. If you have an acute or chronic disease, and wish to volunteer literally as a human guinea pig or Kurosawa Mouse, as we call our volunteers, drop us a line. We’ll see what we can do.Keep a few things in mind before you write us.
You undertake this testing at your own risk.
1. You must pay for all your own supplements.
2. There are no guarantees that these protocols will help you.
3. If you are being treated with chemotherapy, radiation or specific drug therapies, you must disclose this information to us. We do not want our Kurosawa Kocktail therapies to interfere with other medical treatments. In most chases, the KKs will enhance the effectiveness of the chemo and radiation by blocking the establishment of resistance. We will make our determination on a case by case basis.
4. Don’t ask us to speak to your physician because we won’t.
5. If you are being treated with AIDS-related drugs, we will allow you to test the Kurosawa kocktail™ for HIV infections at the same time, but you have to work with us on this issue. You can’t simply drop your anti-HIV meds and adopt our protocol.
6. We require all our volunteers to keep a diary of their experiences and to make that information available to others through our web site.
7. You must email us at least twice a week with your treatment progress.
In addition to treatment volunteers, we are looking for Chef volunteers, either professional or amateur, to make some of our oral protocols more tasty and easier to ingest. This is a real problem for us since some of our protocols, such as the YUCKKO™ protocol for cancer, have seriously earned their names.
If you do manage to develop tasty recipes for some of these protocols, you will be international heroes. We will post these recipes to the web site with your name, address, phone number, email or whatever information about yourself that you want posted. Consider the seriousness of this problem. Even for adults, some of these protocols are difficult to drink and to keep down (as in throwing it back up one hour later). If we are dealing with a two or even ten year old child with leukemia, what chance do we have to save their lives if they refuse to drink the “milkshake” because it tastes bad.
Obviously, the best Chefs are also people testing the protocol on themselves. They don’t have to have an actual disease, but they have to be able to drink the concoction without difficulty and the milkshake has to stay down. Experiments on both an empty and partially full stomach are in order. The recipes and the Chef’s personal experience ingesting these recipes can be posted to the FREE discussion groups for the particular diseases in question.
This is important stuff so let’s get cooking. Read the Kurosawa kocktail™ treatment protocols for HIV and cancer for additional information on how these natural medicines have to be formulated.
If you are interested in volunteering as a Kurosawa Mouse™ or a Kurosawa Chef™, contact us privately at volunteer@grouppekurosawa.net. Your confidence will be guarded with the ferocity of a starving constipated Tiger wearing a hair shirt.
Thanks a ton, and we mean it!