Noel Edmonds has gone completely mad

Agree with what some posters are saying in that your state of mind can have a dramatic effect on your physical well being. Full disclosure that I'm probably biased from having a family member who runs Laughter Yoga sessions.

This doesn't mean that Edmonds isn't bonkers of course, and I'm sceptical about the machine he's hawking. It's all very E Meter.
 
He's finally turned into Mr Blobby...

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tom_e said:
Seeing them is fine, it could be one of many things causing them to appear in your vision.

Claiming that they can be photographed with a digital camera but not on film is the mad bit.
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Of course I can't discount that it could have been a trick of the eye or an hallucination of some description. Indeed that is what seems most sensible to me.

He only ever spoke about it years after and when we looked into it, there seems a lot of other people who have had similar experiences.

But likewise I can also not say for sure it was not true. Granted, it is unlikely or seems far fetched. The other part to this tale is the feeling I got myself at the side of his bed before he was sent for surgery. I can only describe it as weird - like all of my emotions were about to explode out of me and then nothing. Just total calm and peace. I knew it was going to be OK - I didn't know how but my fear for his life disappeared. I had never felt that way before nor since. I am sure there are also plausible explanations for that too, but to me it was just weird.

Like I said, I keep an open mind on many things - this particular thing is one of them particularly given my own experiences in the same place at a similar time which as yet I have been unable to replicate or explain.
 
I think he is definitely mad now, my mate put £2 in a deal or no deal fruitti at the pub yesterday and got the jackpot £100 + the repeat chance. If Noel was in his right mind, we wouldn't have got so ****faced last night
 
Like someone else said there are proven links between stress and people's long term health, but it's irresponsible to promote a product in this way and also fairly offensive to cancer sufferers as you're basically putting the blame on them for their illness
 
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