Then how did they know where to look?
The patient knew where it was, and it was confirmed with X-Ray.
Hypoallergenic substances do not produce an inflammatory response. This is why titaniun is often used in medical screws to repair bone etc. Also, as we replace peoples' joints, hips etc, and they do not suffer inflammation, terrestrial technology achieves the same results.
Is Iron (the majority composition) a hypoallergenic substance? If not how do you explain the lack of inflammation?
Furthermore you can read part of the actual report done by New Mexico Tech at 8:27 in the video. It said at the very least 11 elements were found, and is highly characteristic of a meteorite. It contained Na, Al, Si, P, Cl, Ca, Co among more which I could not read from the video. Are these all hypoallergenic materials as well?
... is B-Movie schlock.
B-Movie dialogue.
Your hard earned associations at work.
Where I have heard this before? Oh yea that cheesy B-movie alien film, it must be fake! Please...
Assuming it was meteorite. Scarring is not always obvious, btw. I've got loads, some only show up when I tan, for instance.
But they do show upon close inspection. (or tanning):bugeye:
Not necessarily. A friend of mine still has a titanium screw in his leg from a motorbike accident.
Well like you said titanium is hypoallergenic so this is expected. Congratulations?
So where is that evidence trail? All we have is hearsay in a Youtube video!
Im sure if you contact Dr. Leir he would be more than willing to send you copies.
The problem is the stigma which is associated to these things by people like you make all of this very difficult for the people who actually want to know.
To begin with, he has NO PhD as you claim in the post. Even the banner on the screen said he was a D.P.D. - a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine !!! A dumb-bunny foot doctor, for crying out loud!:bugeye:
Oh and you have a higher degree than him? Please share your level of education.
As to evidence, the video presented absolutely NO evidence of any kind. Just a narrator and the silly foot doctor talking. Why did it not provide links to the so-called test results? That would have been a very simple task - provided that such reports actually exist in the first place.
Since when do
videos have clickable links in them? Are you that much of a dinosaur? After looking through the site I was actually able to find reports, reports I guess missed your biased eye considering it was on the front page of Dr. Leirs website saying "SCIENTIFIC DATA SECTION".
Here is the raw data (have fun reading through it)
http://www.alienscalpel.com/110609rawdata.pdf
Here are the trace impurities found (boy there are alot)
http://www.alienscalpel.com/110609.pdf
Here is the general site which also contains spectra of the objects among other things.
http://alienscalpel.com/data.htm
And there's no such thing as "ET materials." Spectroscopic analysis has never ever found any matter anywhere in the Universe that does not exist right here on dear old Terra Firma. Nor is there ANY logical reason to even think such stuff might exist.
No shit sherlock. The point is there IS matter which is very RARE to earth. This rare matter found its way into this mans neck somehow.
Garbage, every bit of it is nothing but garbage - pure and simple. And don't forget that the "great" doctor has written at least one book and is trying to make money from the ignorant thing!
Yes because books about ALIENS are the best way to get rich. I bet he is at the top of Amazon!!!
Can we move past this part of the argument? It does not matter if Dr. Leir is a PhD or D.P.D or whatever. The fact remains he removed this object from a mans neck who claimed it was put there by aliens. The object has been TESTED EXTENSIVELY and was concluded to be a meteorite.
So how did a meteorite find its way into this mans neck without scarring or inflammation?
