About Ted from Bangkok, Thailand

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Parhatsathid Nabadalung, aka Ted, from Bangkok, Thailand

June 2, 2021 update

From 2003 to 2015, Ted from Bangkok, Thailand, was one of the top contributors on Earth Clinic, helping thousands of people worldwide recover from debilitating diseases. Tragically, the famous Ted had a massive stroke in 2015 and could not correspond with the many Earth Clinic readers seeking his help after that.

We were in constant contact with Ted's sister for a few years after his stroke. However, a couple of years ago, she stopped corresponding with us.

Three weeks ago, one of Ted's old clients from Australia flew into Bangkok and sent Earth Clinic an email telling us he was going to see if he could visit Ted and find out how he was doing. 

We told "J." that we had not heard from Ted's lovely sister Nok since the summer of 2018, despite many attempts at contacting her. Emails, texts, and Skype phone calls all went unreturned. 

 J. had the concierge in his hotel call Ted's home phone number. After a few attempts, a woman in her 50s finally picked up and proceeded to tell the concierge in Thai that Ted was remarried, had two children, and was living in Bali and working in a massage clinic. 

When the concierge asked the woman for Ted's phone number in Bali, she refused to give it to him.

Anyone who knows what Ted went through with two massive brain aneurysms will know this is impossible. When we last heard from Ted's sister in 2018, Ted was completely bedridden, living at his mother's house, and had two full-time nurses looking after him.  

Ted's client then was able to get ahold of Ted's friend Lux, who was Ted's best man at his wedding in 2015, who now lives in Bali and works as a massage therapist at a local holistic client.  Lux told J. he had not received news of Ted in a few years.

A number of people we know from Ted's circle have tried to contact Nok and her husband Barry in the past two weeks but have not received any reply. They have simply dropped off the map.

We have sadly come to the conclusion that Ted may have passed away a couple of years ago and that his sister did not want to upset our community by telling us.  We are very sorry to give you this news.  

We will update you immediately if anything changes and we hear from a family member.

We asked Ted in 2006 to tell us a little bit more about himself and his background. This was his reply.

08/05/2006: Ted writes, "Was born in Bangkok, Thailand but studied in the U.S. from 1965-1981, in more than 25 high schools, and four different colleges and universities, and also further pursued undergraduate and graduate in two more countries majoring in arts, biology, chemistry, biochemistry, computer, and business, before settling down in the field of computers.

My hobby is in the area of health and health research, where funding mostly comes from part-time teaching in computer auditing and computer maintenance. You can say I spend more time in my hobby then I do with my work!

Early interests in medicine was a bit unusual for me. When I was about 2 1/2 years old, I learned that coal tar products can be used to treat cancer. I could not possibly be born if it hadn't been for my mother's craving for oranges (yes vitamin C is a cure for miscarriage and she ate by the bushels!), as she already had two miscarriages previously.

My father first met my mother, believe it or not, from his lifetime persistent sinus condition, where radiation therapy (radium) didn't work. He was was cured from just taking one month's large dose of vitamin C, from some other patient my mother met who said it cured his sinus.

You can say that if it hadn't been for vitamin C, my mother would not have met my father, and my mother would have also suffered miscarriage and I wouldn't have been born! And my first interests in any vitamin was also vitamin C with publication of Linus Pauling on vitamin C and the common cold! Funny thing about vitamin C is that a couple of years ago, at about aged 43, I was having white hair but I was AGAIN cured by vitamin C with a little help from vitamin B complex.

It was not until sometime around 1973 where a major epidemic of the flu in Texas while going on vacation that I was afflicted with flu that I learned that zinc was a cure and that sugar caused the flu to get worse, especially drinking coke, or anything sweet. It lead me to conclude of acidity problems that I first started to use sodium bicarbonate to treat this problem based on indirect references by Edgar Cayce. That early interest caused me to pursue research as a hobby from 1971 at age about 13 years old and thereafter, I was able a year or so to read about three times the entire book, Reader's Digest Family Medicine (can't remember the exact title), and also read Prevention Magazine.

I also pursued with great interest in the early 1970s before Sandy and Pearson, on vitamin E and vitamin C as well as zinc. Most of my practice stems on this early use of baking soda, zinc, magnesium, vitamin C and vitamin E during that period. Today I am now pursuing simple chemicals as basis for antibiotics as a more safer forms, as well magnetic therapies, electromedicine, scalar technologies, sound therapies, water energy transfer, vibrational medicine, and various other modalities as a treatment for many potentially fatal diseases. Most of the time I spend is answering emails on health questions.

Right now (2006) I am doing hands on experiments such as creating stem cells inside your body using low level electricity, mineral, and nutrients instead of the more expensive highly political stem cells currently in used as a method to treat brain damage and other conditions of old age (senescence). This method of creating stem cells is also infinitely cheaper then the current form of treatment in used."

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