Although I don't sell Soysoap M-101 until its legal that being made of FDA approved farm grown food. I wanted to share this testimonial you can share with a loved one.

9/14/2013

Due to a combination of Diabetes, a kidney transplant, lymphedema and obesity I am and always will be plagued with water retention in my lower legs. I have come to accept that and have my legs wrapped with Uno Boots and compression bandages three times a week. This process will continue for the rest of my life. What I did not accept was the medical opinion that I would probably lose my transplant, go back on Dialysis and suffer the removal of both legs from the knees down. My legs were a mass of open running wounds that were incurable at the time and had been for a couple of years. One of the indignities associated with this problem was the fact that I had to replace my shoes on a regular basis. The fluids from my legs ran into them keeping my feet wet at all times and created a rotting smell that permeated my home. Visitors were rare!

Sometime around the first of 2013 I was made aware of a body soap manufactured by BioBased USA that was used in the relaxation and cleansing of the skin. I had been told by other Diabetics that this mixture had produced some excellent results with people who had the same affliction I had. I contacted the company that manufactured this soap and was told it was a body wash and any correlation to the medical miracles that had been reported was strictly a coincidence. They did send me at no charge a sample of the product. They then followed this up with enough of their product at no cost to last me at least a year.

To my shock and my doctor's disbelief I went from the prospect of spending the rest of my life in a wheelchair with no legs to having two legs that no longer leech fluid, have pain, lesions, open sores and discoloration, and a side benefit of no scarring at all. I no longer use a walker or a cane as my legs are now normal after many years otherwise. I will say that I do sit with my legs elevated whenever relaxing to keep the swelling down but that's a very small price to pay to get my mobility back.

Thank you very much BioBased USA and it's creator Donald Wilshe 800 995 9203 or donwilshe@biobased.us. My question is when will this completely harmless food based product be available over the counter.

Kevin

The current cost of diabetes treatment in the USA is 450 Billion Annually with 200,000 amputations.
I was watching Mike Huckabee on Fox Business News and he said that treatment will be a way of
life for years and years to come. Just keep spending the 450 Billion. The government should give
5 billion to anyone that can reduce significantly the cost.

Spam

It is a great cause, because so many people suffer from diabetes. And Don really knows what he's talking about on this subject, because in a sad twist to this story, he had to have his brain amputated many years ago.

Jerry

This is an off topic post not a spam and the testimonial is real. If you had a loved
one with the problem you would feel some sympathy for these people and try and
help instead of posting this stuff. If this was your mother or father you would feel
a lot different. You think if this wasn't real I wont post it. $454 Billion annually
spent on Diabetis treatment. I am just trying to help the people hurting. Read
again what this person had and put yourself in his place. you might even ask
for help. When I Was kid I had polio spent 10 years in the hospital and I wish
there were people that could of helped me!

Don, I'm just making fun of you because you have hardly ever made a post here on IOW, that wasn't self-serving, in some way. One that wasn't some kind of spam. This is no exception.

Jerry

For those of us who suffer from this disease this is great information and I appreciate it very much.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles, is a large, large provider of help and research for the prevention and awareness of diabetes, they provide millions in research money, and help for victims, it just doesn't get the media news that it deserves, I have it, not that advanced, but still controlled with a light medication, and diet, but also have a niece with a 2yr old, that will probably have to take insulin the rest of his life, and also had a friend that finally lost his life to it, a toe and a foot at a time, it is real, and lots of people have it, and don't even know it, till it's probably too late, so don't take it lightly. Bob