http://www.health-reports.com/paralysis.ht...CFVKU7QodbVQ5GA

I'm skeptical but sounds interesting. Just wondering if anyone else has looked further into this.

Yeah--

if this really had any possibility of working, I am sure it would be more mainstream than it is.

All these miracle cures should come with a money back guarantee!

Reads like a new religion following the great teachings of the prophet super man Christopher Reeve.

Call now, and for the low, low price of $199.95, you'll recieve an autographed (by Gene Hackman) copy of Superman IV: The Quest for Peace!

But wait, there's more! We'll also send you our SOOPER special formula of GENYOOWINE Kryptonian stem-cell extract, so YOU can be just like thuh Man O' Steel himself!

And if you order in the next 20 minutes, we'll ALSO give you not one, but TWO incredible ShamWow towels!

Folks, you'd have to be CRAZY to pass up a deal like this!

So, KNEEL BEFORE ZOD AND PICK UP THE PHONE NOW, MORTAL!!!

Operators are standing by.

Oh man, what a bunch of hooey! I loved the bit about "energized waters" and whatnot. Might as well just pop sugar pills and think positive "healing" thoughts. I'm going to go look at this website again, who the heck is this quack ...

Agree with all of you, what a load of rubbish, as some of you know I am a scientist by profession, and this reminds me - well actually its worse than the adverts for the miracle anti ageing skin creams. My husband watches in amusement everytime one of these adverts comes on the TV with wonderfully made up chemical names, that have no scientific basis and waits for me to start shouting at the TV! Although he doesn't find it quite as amusing when we are watching TV shows like CSI or "Waking the Dead" when I start saying that they have done things wrong or it's not possible to get that result that quickly etc!