Body odor & halitosis conference call on Sunday topics : London meetup and Arun's forthcoming database

You are invited to join Arun (owner of bodyodorsupport.com) and all the other friendly people on the fortnightly conference phone call tomorrow at 2pm EST.

It will be a chance to hear about the London meetup last week, which saw 20 people attend. It may inspire similar meetups elsewhere. This may be Aruns last call for a while, since he will be working away from his local area for a while.

It is an opportunity for body odor and halitosis sufferers around the world to hear the voices of fellow sufferers, and to share ideas and take comfort.

Arun will no doubt be talking about his new database he is working on, which he sees as a way of providing strong evidence of the amount and types of body odor and halitosis, as well as providing clues in itself. Arun is setting up the database at his own expense. This could be the start of the journey to research and recognition by the medical system.

The conference is USA based, but anyone can phone in. If you are overseas, there are ways of making cheap international calls, such as using 'prefix number' phone companies, even if you are with your national phone company. Calls from UK to USA can be done for around 0.5p a minute if you look around.
http://callchecker.moneysavingexpert.com/intcallchecker/usa

Arun is also looking for other ways to host the conference calls, such as on skype or yahoo chat. If anyone knows of an internet way to the conference calls free, Arun would be delighted to hear, so that callers around the globe can join the family discussion. Skype's website says only 6 can attend a conference at one time, but others have said they have attended such calls with more present. If anyone has any tech knowledge, they could contact Arun about it by any means (e.g. on the call, by email etc).

Anyone can phone up and just listen in. You do not need to talk or introduce yourself. When you phone-in, there is a tone the others hear to let them know someone has joined, but you can stay silent.