Trial By Error: The Lightning Process Is “Effective”? Really?

I am using Chrome on Windows 7 with Adblocker for Chrome and Adblocker Genesis Plus installed and I can read it without turning them off.

I didn't, but the text is visible with most ad area's on the page blanked out (ad break on the TV so was bored lol)

 

A Reddit discussion about LP from today. A 17 year old boy describes what he was taught during an LP seminar in Oslo 3 years ago. He went together with his mother who seems to have had a lot of faith in the instructor.

Interesting that the instructor suggested he might be too young to understand the program, when he expressed scepticism. If young age is an issue, why was children enrolled in the SMILE trial?

 

It's worth having another closer read of the 'conditions' laid down by the ethics committee before the SMILE trial started (or at least it was supposed to be, although recruitment had apparently begun).
Ethics committee finally approves controversial ‘SMILE’ pilot study into Lightning Process and children with ME/CFS
https://www.meassociation.org.uk/20...to-lightning-process-and-children-with-mecfs/

 

I think I've only seen bits and pieces of it, but there is a 1977 Burt Reynolds movie called "Semi Tough" which is largely a satire of the then en vogue "Human Potential Movement," including est (erhard seminars training).

According to wikipedia:

The "Friedrich Bismark" character is presumably a caricature of est founder Werner Erhard.

 

@Kalliope thanks for posting that here!