The Medical profession doesn’t do a good job understanding ph. All you’ll hear from them is ”You can’t change the blood’s ph”. It also doesn’t help that they use the logarithmic scale. The tiny difference of such tiny numbers confuses them. Such as 7.35 to 7.45, the ”normal” range of blood. But then, if they understood WHY and HOW the blood ”attempts” to stay within the normal range it’s very possible that millions of lives could have been spared death from Covid-19. If we were to give a person sublingual resources (alkalizing minerals) lets say, in the form of a lozenge. The blood w ...
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As I leave the house heading to work, a car at the end of my street (almost always a different car) takes off like a bat from hell. They or another one (or more) will do a passive block (or acclamation to cause an accident) as I drive to the freeway. Sixteen miles from home, I glance to the right and scan the on-ramp. It’s one of those that has no traffic because it’s a dead end. A dull black truck with an insignia I can’t make out is parked far down the slope of the on-ramp. If its a police car and doesn’t move before I lose sight of it, there’s less than a 10 percent chance it will co ...
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The Walrus, Grace, you’re over due. Too true, but it’s been hectic, my operation, the wife’s operation. She’s had serious complications I’m afraid and they’re ongoing. Still doing their BS while you’re going though that? Oh my yes, even stepping up their game. Multiple teams on the road stalking and harassing. Phone calls again, I’m told ”He” told ”them” to only call once each. However, not to bright about telling them what phones ”not” to use. It includes the pharmacy, hospital and Dr offices as well. Aren’t the Doctors and nurses afraid of losing their licenses? People will always ...
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Grace? I look up as the Walrus hits the spray paddle. The spray dies and he continues. I’ve been catching up on my Ted videos and I don’t understand Sting’s 10 year ”writers block”. I smile, it’s a mind consensus thought. Fat is bad for you, ”Oh, I can’t be creative on demand, I have writers block”. Fat is not bad for you and creativity is a process that can be easily learned but more importantly, it is NOT done in a sterile environment. The fact that it took him 10 years to ”overcome” a writers block explains why a lot of people are 1 trick pony’s. They all believe creativity i ...
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Greets and Salutations! A little of this, a little of that. - In ”The delay?” I tell about the hill incident. The following morning as I approach the same area, a speeding car coming from an adjoining on-ramp passes me on the way up the hill. I tag them with a 96% chance of being stalkers. They get about half a mile ahead of me and dodge around several cars, attempting to hide from my view, then proceed to sandbag, allowing me, within a couple of minutes, to catch up with them. I allow them to remain in front of me and indeed they contrive to block my getting around them. A large t ...
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So I tell a particular person about going to a certain casino. We wait a week before my wife gets reservations. She tells the person 3 times the dates wanted, it’s repeated back to her. She upgraded the room to wireless so we could watch our dog at the kennel she was being bordered at. She made a firm point about it. She doesn’t receive an email the following day showing we have a reservation. She contacts them again and they show us being there the day before we’re suppose to arrive. Had we shown up we would not have had reservations as they would have been cancelled the day before for ...
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Sadly, after a couple of weeks, the relief from pain my wife had is quickly diminishing. Another surgery is needed (not related to her back) but we had to wait on breast exam results due to bad news about a ”mass”. Also the possibility of colon cancer. Bad news after bad news after more bad news, I feel so bad for my wife. I get home and she tells me about her trip home from the doctor about a nut driver who was veering in front of her, hitting the brakes and doing sudden turns without using the blinker. Because this happens to me everyday going to and from work I do not tell her ...
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Greets, The epidural my wife got seems to be holding. So we can now initial the lawsuits and move. It’s been a long time coming. Between 2 knees and a hip surgery it just hasn’t been possible for her to do a major move or even travel very far. We did a sting at Lost Wages and needless to say they took the chum not realizing it had been poisoned. The next several days should be really, really cool. Well, not for them. Everything should be wrapped up by the end of November. I’ll be giving you a breakdown over the next few days on how we’ve baited them to go further ...
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So a couple of weeks ago another attempt to get me in an accident. In the 4 miles to the freeway I have a TT car sandbaggin’ me all the way there. I get ahead of the car before we get to the last couple of lights, as the driver is setting a sedate pace. The light turns green and I head across the intersection towards a long line of cars waiting to turn onto the freeway. The lane next to me is empty or was, should I say, as the sandbagger is now doing ~70, cuts over in front of me and slams on the brakes. What’s weirder, a high end car has suddenly appeared in the empty lane, he to, has hi ...
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A dark Friday morning with no moon, early enough to get ahead of what would become a slow moving parking lot. A license plate I saw years ago described it best ”FN91”. Once again my driving skills allowed me to get ahead of one of their cars laying in wait. I had completely bypassed the long line of cars waiting to get on the freeway. The car was hanging several car lengths behind me. Odd, no headlights and the damn thing was painted flat black. This thing wasn’t hard to see, it was next to impossible. I toggled my lights off and on to see if the driver wasn’t aware and would switch the ...
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Or perhaps, early retirement with the Walrus. Plop.....Bam! ”I told you”, the walrus smooched the mister lever with its nose. A soft hiss and a cloud of vapor enveloped my friend. Sigh, with his whiskers peaked up and out like a cats, he’d been complaining about a ”sawing” itchy feeling. I did due diligence but no parasites were to be found. Now it was obvious he’d been feeling ultrasonic shearing forces of ”something” going bad. I looked at the nexus chronograph, crap, we had slid 75 days uptime from relative. A klaxon went off, oh hades and double crap, the ”NEED REPAIR” be ...
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Day 4 counting down. Unless specifically told to do so, I neither answer the phone, go get mail or open the front shutters in my office. From day one living here we’ve had 2 crank calls per week. Innocuous for the most part. No threats. Nothing we could ask anybody to do something about, yes, we have an unlisted number. So I’m told to go out and get the mail, I’m cutting directly across the street. A child, a young girl is going past the mailbox. Even at our closest we’re about 30 feet apart. She starts running. I continue to the mailbox. No biggie, right? The ca ...
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Day 5 counting down. They have a map, there are several hundred dots showing the locations of them ”showing up”. They’ve told themselves it’s legal as they do it one time (officially) in every new area I go to. Funny how conspiracy, stalking and outright lies are now legal. Thanks Homeland InSecurity. That’s odd, our map has thousands of dots. Most within 3 blocks of our house. Look at that! Several hundred on the freeways to and from work. Isn’t that illegal and just plain dumb? But they don’t just ”show up”. My wife and I are eating at a restaurant 400 miles from home. An office ...
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Day 6 counting down. Well, originally it was the 5 year plan, however, flexibility with your plan is what makes it successful! It took 3 years before the police owned security company became involved. There had been no real problems till they got a 6 month try out contract from the association. So, I’m cutting back sword plants at the front of the house. The security car rolls slowly towards my house, unaware of the super peripheral vision I have. I adjust the stool to make the off duty officer driving the car, think I didn’t see him. Not 2, not 3 but 5 times he drive ...
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Day 7 counting down. In the wee morning hours I wake to a faint calling of my name. I find my wife laying on the hard tile floor of our guest bathroom unable to move. A puddle of congealed blood 6 inches in diameter shows the seriousness of the head strike. An eternity passes before the EMT’s show up and strap her to a board. This is the third time in 5 weeks she’s been rushed to the hospital. Her blood pressure medicine hasn’t been working. The lead EMT refuses to take her to our hospital. So? Over the years she’s been taken at least 5 times, never to have this ref ...
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Day 8 counting down. (1st person because it fits the emotional context.) Mika and Zimmerman are on one side of the table, I’m sitting across from Zimmerman. Joe is out because of my conditions of this get together. The man simply doesn’t know when to shut up. Rev Al Sharpton, whose presence is another of my conditions, wonders why he was asked to be here. He was discreetly maneuvered to an adjoining sitting area so Zimmerman wouldn’t see him. The sitting areas wall TV, displays the show. I’d told the producers to have a separate cameras recording both their faces s ...
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For some, it brings thoughts of killing the Guy who wrote and sang that song.....;-) For those who are healthy, it’s a hell of a lot easier to be Happy! Yes, the majority of people can in fact decide to be ”upbeat” most of the time. However, there can be real causes of various dark doldrums. Lack of good fats, vitamin deficiency, medication, Splenda, childhood imprinting etc. Ask any addict of drugs or alcohol and you’ll find out the Merry Season isn’t so Merry for a lot of them. It can be the harbinger of oh so dark thunderheads. A real eye opener is the The Amen Clin ...
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As I’ve stated before, meditation can be used for many things and in many ways. During what I call my New Age period, I read a lot of ”out there” books and some not so out there. It also included several types of bodywork’s. A chiropractor who would hold your feet, come up with a word, go to your head and press different areas of the skull while you related the word to your world experience. This caused imprints to be eliminated. I use to get uptight at work, it would cause my lower jaw to shift forward to the point of not being able to close my teeth together. This no longer occurs, ...
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It was about a decade ago that I started meditating. I remember lying down on the bed and doing.... slow.... aware.... in.... and.... out.... breathing.... exercises. Every cell in my body started screaming! Talk about pain! Guess what? Your body does appreciate that you ”STOP” and listen to it once in a while. I never had that pain again, but WOW! It was incredible. I’ve tried various breathing, walking etc exercises over time. I’m not a regular meditate-or by any means, you don’t need to be, but it’s best if you are. It does exercise the brain in a completely d ...
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On Sunday, 3rd May 2009 Fravia passed away. I believe it was in ’97 that I came across Fravia’s reverse engineering site. I remained a lurker for almost a year before starting to post, as I really had no skills to benefit what he and his followers did. The gist of it? Fravia was about expanding people’s ability to think. He started with software reversing (which was reversed itself to help software developers understand the limits of software protection), going into internet searching which blended into Reality Reversing. There are essays from slavemaster reversing, philo ...
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Greetings and Salutations Dear Hearts! Would you agree that most people have the belief that they must be ”fairly” healthy if they’re ”not sick”? Or they must be ”fairly” healthy if they only get sick once or twice a year. Sadly, the majority of people don’t understand ”how” to view ”Health”. ”Health” should be viewed as the ability of BOTH, body and mind to handle stress. If your liver or gall bladder are congested you may get Seasonal allergies. Simply means you don’t have the ”stress” overhead to handle the extra toxins. You have a verbal fight with a relative and ” ...
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Reprise.... Two hoes bit the moist earth as one. JanNar maintained a steady rhythm, her forward motion in sync with her breathing. KeTaRo wove a double then triple movement within JanNar’s strokes, but always biting the ground in the same instant. KeTaRo’s hoe sliced the earth without the slight sound of the second hoe. He paused and glanced back. JanNar was leaning on her hoe, intently watching a wisp as it cut across the field. The wisp floated towards JanNar and began to whisper, as it did so it’s shape changed. It became humanoid in form....but featureless, the face a smooth b ...
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Greets fubsycooter, Over the years I’ve come to the conclusion of the following. Usually if you’re blocked or ”backed up”, you’ll spew the SWF out the way it came in. If it disappears, odds are, you’re dehydrated. Do a preload of a glass of water with a little sea salt 30 minutes before doing the SWF. This allows the body to take what it needs and saturate the areas where the SWF will be coming though. To your great health, Gracefully Savage   [End]
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”On four occasions, the bureau made inaccurate statements to a court....” This is what happens to educated literals. If you can call it something other than lying......it’s okay. Now, if you and I tried that....... Why yes your Honor, several statements I’ve made are merely inaccurate. My wife died because her heart stopped pumping. It had nothing to do with my shooting her. I like how the Literal looks at, Thou shall not covet thine neighbors wife. So? If she lives 3 blocks over, shes not really my neighbor and I can therefore covet her......;-) Yes, Literals, they ar ...
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Just kidding....;-) 1. You may have encountered some ”button pushers”. Your ”laboring” at communicating would be an enticement to these sort of people. 2. Alpha male who feels inadequate around you and therefore shows dominance by controlling the conversation. Very typical as they fear a non controlled environment. 3. You could ask, but the odds of the person actually knowing why they MUST control the conversation is low. 4. They may be from some ”select” areas on the East coast. This is what they do. There is no real conversation. Ever seen an interaction where the pers ...
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If they haven’t lost their self esteem or are in a downward spiral or abuse alcohol or drugs. (A lot of women get raped due to alcohol or drug use) So the short answer is no. What your asking is like saying what is the likelihood of a woman getting shot by a pimp? Then in the next breath saying saying the women you’re talking about are prostitutes. So we can say, yes, sexually abused people ”can” have a higher chance of getting raped. Simply because abused people can have severe trauma that is difficult to recover from. Which may lead to alcohol or drug use, which then ...
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”If your heart rate is 8 beats and higher first thing in the morning (assuming you didn’t over exercise) you may be coming down with something” It should be from your first reading in the morning prior to getting up. Which for you at 42, would be 50 and higher. You’re always going by your waking average. GS   [End]
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Tony’s correct. I’ll add a few things I’ve learned over the decades. 50 is quite typical for someone’s who’s very fit. The under exercised American has a heart rate on the average of 80 plus. So the more fit a person becomes, the lower their HR should become. 50 to 45 seems to be the lowest limit for most. Heart rates can tell you a few other things as well. If your HR is still above your average 24 hours after exercising, it means your body hasn’t recovered yet from the exercise. If you eat and your HR jumps 6 beats and higher, you may be allergic to one of the food i ...
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I’ll have to review how to embed linked audio. I had to use an external player on my computer, but what happened to you occurs on my wifes laptop. It’s the opening intro for the Twilight Zone. I’ll have to do it in the morning. Bummer!   [End]
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So? When you went out into left field you missed seeing Rod? G_S   Don’t worry about it, but you shouldn’t push it. They may have you committed.....;-) Wait a second, what Zone was that? GS PS Oh yeah, it happens to everyone ”here”...... [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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My wife just stepped into my Boar’s den to say he passed. I then refreshed the forums page and saw your post. Sad because I do believe he could have beaten it. I haven’t been keeping tabs on his choices so I’ll be interested to find out what he tried. I do believe I was told months back he was going the ”natural” route? Well, you caught me reading the FAQ about coffee enemas at sawilsons. Never done one but Dr. Schulze cum Gerson says....... Myself, I don’t have ”health” problems if compared to the average populace. Yet I see several too obvious nightmares around th ...
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If you are taking iodine at the present time, you will skew the results of the test. Also, count on being berated by the Doctor’s if you are. As you will be forced to tell them to make them understand the weird results. At least, that’s my take on the situation. I feel for ya...... I hope things work out for you Cora. Blessings, GS   [End]
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Issues that we aren’t experiencing we simply don’t look into most of the time. I was looking up background pancreatic cancer material because a co-workers wife was diagnosed with it. The problem is the medical profession believes it’s aggressive with a mere 2 year life expectancy after being diagnosed. Even in the Incurables Program Dr. Schulze states If we had to pick a type of cancer that we had the least results with, it would be either leukemia or pancreatic cancer. That’s because these cancers multiply and progress so quickly. The disease only has a 6 months prognosis. Thi ...
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Greets Mrs H, I’ve come to expect better of your thinking processes. You are in serious straits. Diabetes: Top 10 Foot Problems Number 2 - Bunions http://www.dlife.com/dLife/do/ShowContent/type2_information/preventing_complications/feet_top_ten_foot_problems.html The Relationship between Bunions, Sugar and the Spleen ....bunions, as well as osteoarthritis of the first metatasophalangeal joint..... In Japanese acupuncture, both of these conditions are referred to as ”sugar toes.” .... Invariably, every patient I have seen with bunion problems has had one of t ...
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Greets, The odds are greater that you squeezed your liver and gall bladder as you bent over and caused a nerve pinch on a meridian affecting the lower back. This is more common than most might realize. If you read Telman’s account on the Liver Flush board, you’ll find out his ”posture” was an attempt by the body to ”protect” the liver and gall bladder area, they were so impacted. It corrected itself with Liver Flushing. Just this year I had a co-worker start LF’ing. He was stunned that a ”frozen” lower back that he had for years ”un-froze” for an hour after the 1st flush. ...
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Greets Wombat, First, a number of issues need to be addressed for better discernment. Are they still hyperthyroid? Toxic thyroid adenoma indicates hyperthyroid. Which is a really cool way for the body to compensate for low thyroid production. Personally, I perceive this as iodine intake was marginal, but the other required trace elements were missing. I need to know what state they are presently in. If normal, what did they do to achieve this? Or, to put it in the proper perspective, do they now have normal hormone readings? I really don’t care if they are hyper ...
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Can you say ”no” to a Doctor who’s telling you to come in tomorrow to start chemo immediately to reduce a tumor’s size? Then have an invasive operation followed by more chemo? Because it’s a ”Life or Death” situation!!! ”Oh please Doctor...Save me!!!! please!!!” What unmitigated BS. Guess what? Even those who have been around CureZone for years will lack the mental fortitude to take their middle finger and shove it in the Doctor’s face. Preferably up his...... This is where watching the Shulze’s videos ”can or will” give you the mental backbone needed to take charge of ...
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The definition for ”organic” has been manipulated by the large farm commercial concerns, to get part of the growing market of people ”getting smart” about how bad, if not outright poisonous our commercial food really is. Being able to charge a premium for almost the same produce is simply too hard to resist. If the organic product has no taste or looks ”good to perfect” it should be suspect, the taste ”should” be the final determining factor. There is NO WAY every supermarket could have an organic section. I went in the organic section a couple of weeks ago to get garlic for th ...
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Some Kids enjoy finding ways to ”unnerve” their parents. The majority however, aren’t even aware that they are growing up and have become part of a ”teen collective” during this process. Whatever this collective does feeds back to the followers. Most are NOT individuals at this time. It’s also easy to stop should you desire to do so. Parrot what they’re doing. Join in with the speak. When they realize a ”parent” is having fun with them it then loses it appeal. As it comes off after a time as you ”making fun at them”. Be for warned however, you may hate the ”next” ...
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...and limiting your downside. Stating that these masks are useless is untrue. The masks they are wearing are some of the better fit ones I’ve seen. (rather than being semi hard ”preformed” cone types that are prone to ”gaps”) Yes, a percentage of air will flow through ”gaps”. But, there is a charge on the mask which will help ”pull” the charged water droplets to it. As long as they are not in a ”high contamination” area, I’d have no problem giving those masks a rating as high as 70% effectiveness. But who the hell wants to take that chance? Much less give yourself a f ...
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As you’ve tried about everything else....;-( GS   [End]
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Oh blast, I can’t remember the woman’s name who writes about the emotional ties to ”health problems”. Goggling....Louise Hay Heal Your Body I’ve got it at home, but I don’t need to read it to see what it says about your condition. MS mirrors the ”lack of control” you’ve allowed to occur in your life. Women have a tendency to subliminate both their feelings and their life to the ”greater good” of the family. Unaware of the health issues this can cause. From my perspective you’ve reached the point where you’ve done all the physical things that needed to be done to allow ...
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A common misconception is the ”direct” connection. This has screwed up my analysis of what I ”thought” was happening on more than a few occasions. My perspective is this. What may make 3lac ”seem” to work better than most, may be a secondary effect. If 3lac is killing candida, initially, you should feel worse due to die off and metal release. Period. There is NO way around this. The toxins produced by ”killing” a colony should exceed their average daily output of poisonous waste by a far margin. (This assumes the ”daily waste”, while poisonous, does not have a ”much ...
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I believe most people think of mucus as a ”bad” thing. If they knew how protective a slightly wet later of moisture or mucus can be, they would and should, be more worried by not having mucus. Stick your finger up your nose. (No, not in public....;-) If you’re healthy and hydrated you should get a moist or wet finger. This ”minor” layer prevents you from getting colds, flues, and God knows what else throughout the day. People with a dry finger need to worry about ”catching” bugs from people around them. To Your Great Health, Savagegrace TP = Toilet Paper..... ...
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”If pepper is taken by the non-user, its burning may be felt in the stomach. It may even result in diarrhea. When it passes out with the stools on the same of the following day, the non-user experiences the same irritation and burning in the rectum that he experienced in the mouth and throat when he ate the pepper.” Yes, that ”can” be true for a ”non user”. ”If it is habitually employed, nature is compelled to thicken and harden the membrane of the mouth, throat, stomach, intestine and colon to protect these against its influence.” Not a chance in Hades. What does happen howeve ...
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No. He ain’t alternative. I’ve read a number of books by him, both good and bad info within. (like most) He does attempt to combine the mental and Spirit aspect to health. Therefore most people perceive him as being ”holistic” and therefore ”alternative” when it comes to health. Totally untrue. He’s about integrative medicine, NOT alternative approaches. From my perspective he’s intentionally promoted and allowed this misconception to allow capturing of the ”natural” market. From his own website: About Andrew Weil, M.D., and Weil Lifestyle, LLC Andrew Weil, M.D., ...
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Greets, It sounds like you have an on going low grade ear infection. A bacteria is most likely producing starch. If it were me I’d continue the ear wash everyday (and then some) until no more ”blue” comes out. An ”ick” idea for you. Have someone ”smell” your ear. A lot of times you can tell a cat or dog has an ear infection by smell. Yeah, I know, gross. If it’s sweet smelling I would be a bit more concerned as this is sometimes associated with cancer. Don’t mean to scare ya.....but. Savagegrace   [End]
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A common error of thinking about gout is the ”acidic” connection. But, if you look at the latest info...... http://www.lef.org/newsletter/2009/0313_Vitamin-C-Supplements-Lower-Gout-Risk.htm?source=eNewsLetter2009Wk11-2&key=Article&l=0 Over the follow-up period, gout developed in 1,317 men. Men whose total vitamin C intake was 1500 milligrams per day or more experienced a 45 percent lower risk of gout compared with those whose intake was below 250 milligrams. The risk of gout was found to decrease by 17 percent for each 500 milligram increase in vitamin C consumption. A separate ...
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It’s most likely a new drive for trips to others planets in our solar system. A ram jet would be my thinking. We had this several years ago with the multiple ”sonic” booms. It included falling pieces of material that were on fire as they fell. (Scared the hell out of the first time I saw it) Fortunately, they seem to burn themselves out before hitting the ground. They were most likely losing some of the containment material when the drive ”ignited”. Gotta have a hell of a kick! GS   [End]
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Check this thread out. http://www.curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=845517 Don’t believe the medical quacks about it being ”incurable”. Goto the Iodine Supplementation Support Forum by VWT Team and ask..... http://www.curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=815 GS   [End]
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I think you’ll have to agree that your readings and symptoms prove how useless THS tests are. The good news is you’re already using supps that will support iodine usage. I’m assuming you’re taking Vit C as well? From what you say I suggest you don’t even diet. Just don’t over eat. With iodine usage and supps, you most likly will see weight come off with no effort on your part within 2 months I would think, maybe 3 or 4 if you’re heavy halogen poisoned. Do expect detox of course and the need for salt intake for flushing the crap out. GS   [End]
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Right now, I am dealing with metabolic syndrome and thyroid issues (fine TSH levels, but enlarged thyroid). THS isn’t valid as defined at present. Check this out (short): http://thyroid.about.com/od/gettestedanddiagnosed/a/normaltshlevel.htm That’s why they always had to take into account ”symptoms” to make THS a valid reading. Here’s my take..... TSH levels are ”fine” if they are between .2 and 2.0 Anything above 2 may make it hard to lose excess weight. The article states that if the THS limit was 3, that would make 20% of the population hypothyroid. And wha ...
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Diseases of the chest, throat and nasal cavities by Ephraim Fletcher Ingals Apparent benefit is sometimes obtained by inhalations of oily solutions used with the nebulizer. Iodine, gr. 1/20 - 1/4, to a similar solution of menthol in liquid, albolene, may be beneficial. GS   [End]
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Well, At least that’s what they’re called: http://www.drmyattswellnessclub.com/eyedrops.htm I’ve done a drop of cayenne tincture in an eye cup wash. (Used hot water and time to dissipate the alcohol in the tincture) Burns like hell indeed, afterward, it’s like the afterglow of a niacin rush. Nice. Savagegrace PS Your experience may vary depending on if your glass is half full or empty....;-)   [End]
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It really makes me wonder what it was ... can’t have been a tori, since it went away. summerhaunt This is a common error in thinking when talking about ”medical” stuff. You need to understand that the medical community hasn’t a clue about real health. They have a book of beliefs they believe are valid. After all, aren’t their beliefs based on scientific evidence? (Now that’s funny!) Your growth was a tori. You did ”something” right and it was reabsorbed. You place way too much faith that the medical profession knows all the absolutes. You will NEVER become truly ...
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The body has trip points. Knee pain and HBP are trip points for being overweight. These are your early warning indicators. My wife was on HBP medicine for 10 years. Went on a diet and lost 20 pounds and was off meds for 10 years. Has been dieting recently as weight gain has brought back the HBP and she doesn’t want to go back on meds. I have an engineer at work who has learned that if he exceeds 170 pounds (he’s short) he starts having knee pain. Yet he doesn’t have a problem with HBP. You need to figure out how to lose the weight.....soonest. You may need to los ...
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2 of the 3 amalgams had infections under them that the dentist said had probably been there since I was a kid! ....... Geez - how many people are walking around with infections under their amalgams? Miss H Localized low level infections around amalgams (with no pain) I perceive to be, very common. I have a hard time believing an infection (infections) could remain under an amalgam undetected for over two decades. Are you sure he wasn’t referring to simple decay? Don’t you think you would have felt pain -- or something? Cora Your perception appears to be that infections always re ...
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Kudos’s to Life Extension for the blurb. http://www.lef.org/newsletter/2008/1209_Vitamin-B1-Helps-Reverse-Kidney-Disease-in-Diabetics.htm?source=eNewsLetter2008Wk50-1&key=Article&l=0#article Clinical trial of vitamin B1 helps reverse early kidney disease in diabetics. As it will disappear to a different area in a few days..... A report published online on December 5, 2008 in the journal Diabetologia revealed the finding of researchers at the University of Warwick in England that high doses of the B vitamin thiamin can reverse one of the signs of early kidney disease in dia ...
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One of the earlier symptoms can be breathing problems. One in 250 people have it, though most will never see or develope health issues. They are in fact one, of the ”true” groups of people that can be pure vegitarians. GS   [End]
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Possibly Hemochromatosis? n/m   [End]
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The GB extends out like those balloons you turn into animals. My Mother’s ”egg” from her removed gall bladder was oblong. About 2 and a half inches long and an inch thick. I’m happy you were able to pass the damn thing! Savagegrace   [End]
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Sublingual? = Whoa Baby! Great Morning to Ya! As I was getting my water bottles ready last night for my daily commute. I had of course added 6 drops of SSKI in each. I pondered on how best to add the niacin. Do I pop the pill on leaving the house? As most know, it would be hit or miss on how much stomach distress might occur on an empty stomach. The effect for me at worst case would be slight stomach upset for a few minutes. Then most likely a painted horse affect. But with regular consumption of 100mg niacin twice a day, the symptoms of painting should abate, bu ...
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The page is a bit of a hodge podge. It went to applying it to keloid scars. GS   [End]
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Someone had posted this earlier from the Tahoma Clinic: Over 30 years ago, two ophthalmologists observed that a combination tablet called ”Iodo-niacin” (iodide 120 milligrams, niacin 15 milligrams) taken for several months could actually reverse atherosclerotic clogging of arteries. They proved this effect by taking pictures of clogged arteries in the backs of the eyes (”retinal photomicrographs”) before and after treatment. The published photographs showed a significant lessening of the cholesterol-laden artery clogging in the ”after” pictures. Amazingly enough, no follow-up study h ...
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Greets, Several years ago I used a tincture of Clarkia. This is for parasite cleansing. Ingredients: 37% Grain Alcohol, Black Walnut Green Hull, Cloves & Wormwood leaves and flowers. A few drops in a glass of water and drink it down. What happened was strange. I had a ”very” deep ulceration develop on my tongue. A parasite in the tongue? I speculated then that some cases of stuttering may be caused by a parasite residing next to a nerve. As the tongue flexed the parasite pressed against the nerve causing a series of reflex movements....stuttering. I feel it’s ...
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Got my two bottles of your SSKI. I’m going to be doing the lowering cholesterol protocol (SSKI + niacin). As well as trying several other things with it. In several months I’ll get blood tests done and we’ll see how well I fare. It should be interesting as I’ll have comments on how well it does on Lipo(a) besides regular TC levels. Savagegrace PS I’ll be letting the Receptionist have a go with it as well and see what she says.   [End]
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Over the last decade I’ve looked into bloodroot and black slave at least 3 different times. Each time I made the assessment to give it a try. I would then look at the purveyors of the various products at the time. And declined to order any. There always seem to be confusion (intentional or otherwise) as to, not only, what black slave was composed of, but also in terms of purity and percentages of ingredients. Vendors were trying to substitute, what I called, a generic ”caustic wart remover” to take advantage of what bloodroot wouldn’t do. But added micro (if any) bloodroo ...
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Much less ”chooser”. Yep, me again....;-) The short answer is you have no screens, weeding out the chaff. Your clients were screened by you and for you. They either learned not to be jerks or no business was done. Because of your early development towards this line of work and I suspect, little early dating. You failed to pick up ”shit testing” skills most women who are 7’s and above develop. Guess what, it doesn’t really matter what you look like at this time. Because you have ”learned” to be comfortable around men and do not automatically put them down, you are a ...
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Had I been there I would have seen your arms full and offered to help. While you say your story is somewhat fictional I’ll give you a heads up. Always look directly at the man, wait for eye contact, move your eyes to what you’re interested in him seeing with a small nod of the head. Most men will enjoy ”jumping to the conclusion” of what you want. And move to help. If not, when his eyes come back to yours, state what you want him to do, add please. That’s it. (most women talk to or look at a wall, rather than the man, allowing the man to ignore them) Practice this a ...
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Self-fulfilling BS. STOP IT! Sorry, This is typical mind playing to prove one’s view of internalized reality. Take off those not so rosy colored glasses. You don’t have a clue what a man is. Or is suppose to be. But then, most MEN (and women) aren’t aware.... Being a ”MAN” is an imprint from the society you grew up in. There is no ”grow up and be a MAN”. The person making this statement is someone who is attempting to force you to conform to their view of ”manhood”. Imprinted on them by their family or society they live in. Growing up in a Mediterranean cou ...
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It’s about experiments on rabbits. You can read it here: http://pt.wkhealth.com/pt/re/aha/pdfhandler.00003017-195205000-00002.pdf;jsessionid=Lv0cJRHT8qsGXdvlcNr0Th0LlbtGzQPKTWvjSFkQx19vFTmpzZJG!-2060166207!181195629!8091!-1 I’ll need to check my cholesterol levels.....;-) Is that a carrot you have there? GS   [End]
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No hangover?....;-) n/m   [End]
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My bet was on Dr. Price’s Nutrition and Physical Degeneration for your first choice! As an aside for those who might want to. It can be read for free at: http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200251h.html It’s the entire thing on one page so I think it works out to be 6 megs for those with slow connections. GS   [End]
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Aye, Scotch-Irish (Greggor clan), German and English. I’ve been known to put my foot in my mouth....;-) It’s how I learn! You’re the 18th, I’m the 17th. Close enough for a toast!   [End]
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Nope. So Cal n/m   [End]
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Personally, I never expected to make it past 34. Party on V!   [End]
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I’m not quite sure I would classify this as a brain age check. Though it could show some vision and or brain ”problems’. I did a round of 3 for scores of: 32 24 24 Waited a few minutes and got a 22. I’ll be 55 in 10 days. Gotta be the iodine....;-)   [End]
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If you can get to it as a tingly area before the blister forms, ice or baking soda can stop the blister forming. After the blister forms lysine will reduce the healing time. Abreva actually helps the body by inhibiting viral fusion. This is probably the only med I recommend. The main ingredient is Docosonal. http://www.med-owl.com/herbal-antivirals/tiki-index.php?page=Docosanol Docosonal is found naturally in a variety of foods. Hey wait a sec. Rice bran is a particularly rich source of docosanol. Making a poultrice of rice bran might do the job....;-) Th ...
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One of the more interesting aspects about about Enlightenment is how one approaches it. There are meditation retreats (as little as a weekend) where monks observe your progress while you meditate. Should they feel you are at a ”crux” moment, a blow may be delivered to ”help” you obtain your prize of Enlightenment. ( If I remember right, I believe this may be in the form of a bamboo cane) Most ”New Ager’s” don’t understand about the physical connection and perceive all ”violence” as bad. However, taken in this context, ”Slap across face” then ”You’re Enlightened” makes sense. ...
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Test   [End]
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You’re enlightened. Enlightenment is an op-out function, go directly to awareness. Snicker, snicker. Hummmm, From a herbalist perspective, you may use alcohol to extract the properties of herbs that are hard to dissolve in water or won’t dissolve at all. Are the iodine’s easier to dissolve in alcohol? Shelf life may also be a factor, for herbs. From an early medical standpoint, wasn’t alcohol used to sterilize? So a combination of both would appear best perhaps, to Doctors? From an application standpoint, the rapid evaporation of the alcohol may have been the key ...
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It’s one of the things Citingsources refers to in the consumption of DIM or I3C from the various abstracts. Thyroid problems may be encountered because of what they see as ”blocking” of iodine intake. Personally, I wouldn’t use DIM. I would also counter the ”blocking” effect by using Lugol’s 10 to 30 minutes before taking I3C. And perhaps taking Vit C 30 minutes after that. I don’t see this as a ”blocking” effect. I see it as a greater ”need” of iodine for the various combinations that I3C produces. It is in fact, using the iodine and needs more. Pure speculation of ...
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So I’m a thinkin’ about how to cycle DIM with Iodine for the Ladies. Iodine for 20 days a month and DIM 5 days before and after the period? Would this ”prevent” blocking? But, this is not how the body operates. Somethings wrong, but what? The LEF article says: If I3C were stable, it would never form DIM or the myriad of other beneficial phytochemicals. I3C is inherently unstable in stomach acid which converts it to its multi-faceted products. Say, wait a second. What if I3C were converted into a ”myriad” of other beneficial components that use iodine. Are we real ...
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Moved to the debate forum. n/m   [End]
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Hold on Vulc, you’re recommending goitrogens/brassicas? So? Why would people on this forum who are supplementing with iodine have a problem with this? Is there a timing issue involved? Will any amount of goitrogens block all iodine absorption? My understanding is that societies that consumme too many goitrogenic vegetables make themselves vulnerable to thyroid disease. Well of course, assuming a lack of iodine in the diet as well. First of all, a lack of iodine isn’t a ”disease”, no matter what the medical profession believes. (I really doubt there can be any ”thyroid dis ...
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It’s gettin’ deep! (Thanks V) Sweet Wombie, I stopped drinking a year after I got married (20 years ago). However, just for you I’ll make an exception.....;-) Just so you know...My orentation is: Women, breast, tactile, positive feedback, imagination with a hint of xenophile. All shaded by being a full cognitive. On the drink, within the next decade perhaps? Nudge nudge, wink wink. GS   [End]
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Or clay eater if you prefer. SCIway News No. 52 – February 2008 These visitors were shocked by our habit, to say the least. ”Carolina Clay-Eaters,” ”Sandlappers,” and ”Sandhillers” were belittled in many prominent publications. In 1866, The New York Times called us ”the lowest representatives of the United States ... little more than mere animals ... strange, undeveloped [and] repulsive.” On the plus side, the author did note we were ”long-lived and rarely ill, realizing the old notion that dirt is extremely healthy.” Full article: http://www.sciway.net/sn/52.html#7 ...
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Your symptoms may be an underscoring of other deficiencies. Brought on by the iodine using up marginal resources. A B-complex with extra B12 appears to alleviate these symptoms. If this turns out to be the case, it’s an interesting data point. Best of luck. Savagegrace   [End]
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I cringe when someone says they have a genetic defect or weakness. I’ve seen people ”get by” and ”put up” with ill health, as the problem is ”in the genes” and we ”all” know you can’t do something about that. For the most part.....Rubbish. A new study a few months back showed a gene having a B vitamin expression. If the test subject got a mere 100 micrograms above what the other test subjects received of (I believe it was folic acid, B9)in their diet, this ”genetic defect” wasn’t expressed. So how many people may have certain ”weak” genes but not know it because they are on ...
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When one sees ”The Secret” and ponders about manifestation or uses positive affirmations or says prayers or uses energetic medicine. It can be construed you are asking directly or indirectly for the ”Universe” to intervene or manifest. Some believe you must have ”faith” for this to work, others don’t think it’s possible. From my own personal experience you merely need to be ”open” to the ”concept” that you will be given either what you need or what you ask for. There are quite a few variations on what people ”think” is the best way to do this. The problem you will run into i ...
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One of my pet peeves about the intellectualized medical establishment. Placebo Effect. They use this as a catch all when they can’t think of a context of why something gave them ”odd” results. In my view of health as a framework of ”stress”. The Placebo Effect is easily understood. There is always a cause, there is always an effect. There is no freakin’ magic. Lets say we have 100 people who can be construed as having robust health. Oddly enough only 50 are healthy. The other 50 live in constant emotionally charged situations that are highly detrimental to their ...
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Greets blacksmithgal, Your’s is an all too common error when researching health protocols. You didn’t flip the coin. Go to the Gallbladder Surgery Support forum: http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=439 Research the downside of having the surgery. Trust me, you’ll be ”wanting” to do the Flush! So? How would you feel after having the surgery that you were still forced to do LF’s? To Your Great Health, Gracefully Savage   [End]
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No Son, don’t eat that purple snow!!!! snicker snicker, wink wink . . . . . . . . Thanks V....;-)   [End]
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