Heard anything new about this study?

I’ve contacted Dr. Foster directly for a response.

–Jimmy

Of these ,one hundred or 10% of each of these three groups would then be split into 33 participants in three additional groups making one large group of 900 case studies and 33 and 33 and 33 additional case studies for each of the three groups.

For instance, now the low carb group, could do 33 of what we call zero carb diets. Then 33 at 50 carbs and 33 additionally at the 120 carbs per day level, lets say.

The other two groupings would do the same in perspective to each ones guidelines.

This way we would have limited results from each of the three groups smaller ‘tester’ three groups as well as the larger groups while the larger group studies are still not being interrupted.

I believe that some astonishing results would begin to unfold.

I learned this method trapping leeches here in Minnesota.

An Indian friend of mine and I trapped these leeches for more than 20 years together. — He is known to be one of the best trappers that there is. He hunts deer like rabbits.

We would set leech traps all around each of the lakes and ponds just like everybody else did. Hundreds of trappers on thousands of lakes.

The fishermen use the leeches for fishing bait similar to night crawlers or worms.

Jim and I would set test traps, in addition to the main string of traps, out into the center of the lake and at various depths as well as the immediate shoreline. — Most traps and trappers set there lines of traps about ten to fifteen feet from the shoreline in a big circle and that’s it. This was the norm and had expected results which was usually fair to good to extremely good depending on the time of the year and the weather conditions and the bottom and etc etc.

If there catches were down then that was that.

Jim and I on the other hand would find the leeches if they were there and move our traps accordingly. — Sometimes all the way to the immediate shore right where it touches land and sometimes in the far deep. We would continue to catch them.

Had we not run the test traps out of the norm we would not have known they were there and would have done like everybody else and gotten the same results.

I’m not so naive as to think that these study specialists and there designers and implementers aren’t aware of this method and that it is not a routine part of there methodology, I’m just encouraging that there be more of the same.

Had this been implemented in this proving ground study here, I believe that, again, some astonishing results would have been found!