In a recent email from my elderly yet still youthful auntie:
If you use a computer....
For all of us who feel only the deepest love and affection for the way computers have enhanced our lives, read on.
At a recent computer expo (COMDEX), Bill Gates reportedly compared the computer industry with the auto industry and stated,
"If GM had kept up with technology like the computer industry has, we would all be driving $25.00 cars that got 1,000 miles to the gallon."
In response to Bill’s comments, General Motors issued a press release stating:
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You are quite right, and I would expect true science to change due to it’s very nature. I have been a great fan and student of true science all of my life and remain so to this day. Which is one reason that it dismays me so when I see science misused by special interests to create faulty studies and dangerous drugs and chemicals that cause needless harm.
What I was referring to was those who believe that science is omnipotent - that whatever is put forth as science today is inviolate and that science can conquer any problem. And that, in the ...
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Your point is well taken, and I happen to agree with you. Mainstream medicine can buy time for nature and our bodies to find a solution that might not have been possible without swift action to forestall an extremely rapidly growing cancer.
In the instances of cancers that are not immediately threatening or extremely fast growing, it is too bad that more people are not aware of natural alternatives, and often turn to them only after mainstream medicine has failed to help them at best, and further harmed them in most instances - leaving natural alternatives the double chore of fig ...
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I have no idea what country, or planet for that matter, Eyeball or two, may come from - and I am often left wishing for an interpreter. I agree with you in regards to the spelling and punctuation - but perhaps she just thinks in different patterns than most of us are used to. So far, I have detected no harmful intent or any truly scurrilous information.
Maybe the fact that language has been your profession causes you to be a bit frustrated at seeing it used in such a non customary and peculiar way?
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From the earliest days of mankind, we have worshipped the unknown as gods: The sun, planets and stars. Fire. Thunder. Lightning. Birds, serpents and other forms of life unlike man. When science came along, giving us explanations (or at least theories) for the things we did not understand, many began to worship science. Yet science changes constantly and what was accepted as scientific fact yesterday is often disproven or cast into disfavor tomorrow. Thus having faith that the science of today provides all the answers and will be able to solve all problems is t ...
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"DQ does that mean there aren’t 6556 visitors now but 6555?"
Yes, it could mean that - at least when I am doing double duty. It gets confusing sometimes remembering who I am!
Lemon and citrus? I can see how that would help.
Bromelain comes from the pineapple plant, btw.
Your posts often make me grab a giggle, my friend. And now I must grab a snooze!
Siyanora,
DQ (aka Tony Isaacs)
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When you read this, keep in mind the Presidential Directives signed by Bush that enable the Executive Branch to seize control of all government operations right down to the local sheriffs offices in the event of a "threat to national security" and that enable them to brand anyone who speaks out against homeland security measures as traitors. Note also my two highlighted areas. - DQ
CIA Director Hayden Warns of New al-Qaida Attacks
Friday Sept 7th
NEW YORK -- In a rare public address CIA Director Gen. Michael Hayden warned of new attacks by al-Qaida:
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When you read this, keep in mind the Presidential Directives signed by Bush that enable the Executive Branch to seize control of all government operations right down to the local sheriffs offices in the event of a "threat to national security" and that enable them to brand anyone who speaks out against homeland security measures as traitors. Note also my two highlighted areas. - DQ
CIA Director Hayden Warns of New al-Qaida Attacks
Friday Sept 7th
NEW YORK -- In a rare public address CIA Director Gen. Michael Hayden warned of new attacks by al-Qaida:
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When you read this, keep in mind the Presidential Directives signed by Bush that enable the Executive Branch to seize control of all government operations right down to the local sheriffs offices in the event of a "threat to national security" and that enable them to brand anyone who speaks out against homeland security measures as traitors. Note also my two highlighted areas. - DQ
CIA Director Hayden Warns of New al-Qaida Attacks
Friday Sept 7th
NEW YORK -- In a rare public address CIA Director Gen. Michael Hayden warned of new attacks by al-Qaida:
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I happened to have a group of teeny boppers with record players (remember those) around at the time and I still cannot get those damn songs out of my mind.
is the word, is the word, is the word . . . .
ARRRRRRRRGGGHH!
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You helped sell me on iodine some time ago - I consider it vital to good health and beating and avoiding disease now.
Thanks!
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I am not sure that I understand your question. Are you asking if a drug manufacturer or some agent of Big Pharma could claim contamination because similar compounds are found in a natural supplement to the synthetic or isolated compounds in the patented approved version, of course they could and would do it at the drop of a hat. Never mind that nature and the natural version of the compound was there first. All that matters is profits and no deed is too foul to protect their profits and marketplace, regardless of the cost to humanity.
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Just my two cents, but I think that body builders and athletes would be safer, perform better and have much better health by using bromelain and suma along with making sure that ample amounts of vital nutrients such as calcium, magnesium, zinc, selenium, potassium, etc, and trace minerals are inlcuded in their diets and supplementation.
Among many wonderful health benefits, bromelain helps athletes recover from bruises and injury up to 4 times faster and suma has been called "the Russian secret," as it has been taken by Russian Olympic athletes fo ...
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Just my two cents, but I think that athletes would perform better and have much better health by using bromelain and suma along with making sure that no vital nutrient or trace mineral is missing from their diets and supplementation.
Among many wonderful benefits, Bromelain helps athletes recover from bruises and injury up to 4 times faster. Suma has been called "the Russian secret," as it has been taken by Russian Olympic athletes for many years and has been reported to increase muscle-building and endurance without the side effects associated with steroids
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"Though companies cannot patent natural plants in their whole form, they can patent plants’ individual ingredients after a long, painstaking process of breaking down the plant into its components, isolating active ingredients and then claiming to have "discovered" these natural ingredients."
They can also make a synthetic version, and often do, since those are easily patentable. Either way, neither the synthetic version nor the isolated compound are natural or likely to be compatible with our bodies, because neither are found in that form in nature. ...
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Dang, only several hundred to go and they might approach all the FDA approved drugs that have been recalled. Of course, natural supplements have no chance of every achieving even a tiny fraction of all the DEATHS caused by the approved drugs.
Once again we have the laughable spectacle of the FDA pulling or warning about a supplement because it is contaminated by dangerous medicines from drugs the FDA has approved.
And, as was so ably reported by fellow CureZone health advocate grzbear, it is quite possible that the source of the "similar" substances being found ...
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I think that believing in and joining the Scientology cult and higher intelligence are mutually exclusive. And my personal opinion of Cruise and Travolta are that they are very fine actors (Bennie Barbarella, Grease and Urban Cowboy notwithstanding - Pulp Fiction cancelled those out imho), but far from the brightest lights on Hollywood Boulevard.
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They should face criminal charges - it is an evil cult that lures in the unsuspecting and unwitting, brainwashes them and then threatens and blackmails the one who wake up and want to leave.
My son was in the Narcanon program for awhile - a program that L Ron Hubbard followers denied having any connections with in court and elsewhere until it was impossible to hide the truth. Like Scientology, there are some good concepts - but it all boils down to a cult of personality. During the time my son was there, the Scientologists were still making denials of any connections. ...
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from this week’s Cancer Compass Newsletter
Chemobrain Impairs Thinking, Memory After Chemotherapy
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
September 2, 2007
LeAnn Sucher was at her son’s tennis match shortly after she completed chemotherapy for breast cancer.
A former competitive tennis player herself, Sucher, 47, was having such a hard time remembering the score that she needed to use pebbles and stones to keep track.
Debbie Hintz, 45, came out of a Catholic bookshop while undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer and couldn’t find her car keys.
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as originally posted on the Ryze Network
Killing Her Softly
When the alarm rings she slowly gets out of bed, turns on the shower and under the steady stream of warm water, she gently scrubs her body with Ammonia, Formaldehyde and Phenol.
Next, she shampoos her tinted hair with DEA and Sodium Lauryl Sulfate.
Rinsing the shampoo, she applies a good amount of mutagenic DEA & Propylene Glycol and lets it penetrate while she pops the top on the shaving cream and shaves her legs with A-Pinene.
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excerpted from Mercola.com
Pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline has updated the package insert for its restless legs syndrome (RLS) drug Requip. According to the new insert, Requip may cause “pathological gambling” and “increased libido including hypersexuality.”
These side effects are reportedly a class-wide effect, which impact all the drugs belonging to the non-ergoline dopamine agonist class of drugs. Specifically, the insert reads:
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With such notable intellects as Cruise and Travolta, how could Scientology not be legitimate? Maybe if they recruited Keanu Reeves. DUDE!
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From Newsmax Health Alerts
Exercise May Generate New Blood Vessels
Having a bad heart doesn’t mean you can skip exercise, doctors said Wednesday. In fact, it may even help your heart to repair itself. Research presented at the European Society of Cardiology meeting showed that exercise sparks the creation of new heart vessels.
In a small study of 37 people at Leipzig University in Germany, Dr. Robert Hollriegel found that people with serious heart failure who rode a bike for up to 30 minutes a day for four months produced new stem cells in their bones.
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Ok - if you will go take a look at the Beyond Vegetarianism website made up of former vegetarians who realized the shortcomings and pitfalls that lay behind the idealism of the vegetarian movement that blossomed back in the glorius days of peace, love and innocence of the 60’s. I was there sweetheart, and my soul still aches for the ideals we had back then, just as my heart breaks at the realities of what life is really like in the new millenium.
The healthiest and longest lived people on earth do not eat a strictly vegetarian diet. They may eat a lot of raw fruits, nuts, ...
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Not the ones people have posted about here. Do you have any proof of that? I would be willing to bet that a dog fed a diet of mostly healthy meat would outlive an identical dog fed an exclusive vegetarian diet. Some animals are meat eaters, or at least predominantly carnivores. It is the way the food chain works, like it or not and regardless of how admirable one’s concern for other animals may be (although I keep thinking of the fact that plants are also life forms)..
How about the fish you have posted about? I see bass and other fish swim straight throug ...
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The Bob Beck protocol is an excellent one; however I would say you are on the right track and would put the combination of a healthy diet and lifestyle combined with oleander soup, the three anti-oxidants in the Berkson clinical study (alpha lipoic acid, selenium and milk thistle), and a superior colloidal silver up against any protocol for hepatitis-C. All three have been extremely successful against Hep-C and the combination is, imho, unbeatable.
When it comes to colloidal silver, I would put the CS made by Utopia Silver up against any other product too. It is made by a p ...
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That is indeed a sad story. I would be more impressed with your concern for the few deaths you are able to drag up from time to time if you were merely warning us of things to be worried about instead of concentrating primarily on bad news about alternative healthcare.
I would suggest that if you are really concerned about bad medicine and needless deaths you would take a look at the much more fertile field of mainstream medicine for some truly abhorrent and inexcusable deaths.
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Yeah, when a dog bites a man, everyone says "big deal, happens all the time". When a man bites a dog, now that is news.
Or, when 120,000 or more die each year from properly prescribed drugs, 100,000 or more die from doctor or hospital error, and hundreds of thousands are routinely lied to and given false hope for cures for cancer and other chronic illnesses that mainstream medicine does not possess - that is all passed off as part of our esteemed medical and healthcare system (you know, the one that has led us to drop out of the top 40 countries worldwide in both l ...
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Moderation in all things LarryB. The health benefits of going vegan (which I consider to be healthy only for the short term and not in the long run) and eating tons of avocados will be greatly offset by a bulging waistline.
I do like my avacados though - and I like to simply cut them in half lengthwise, remove the seed, make crisscross slices and apply a bit of sea salt and lemon juice and spoon away. Yumm!
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Leave it to our wonderful scientists to screw it up:
“As we identify the molecular mechanisms and targets by which individual phytonutrients prevent cancer, we may be able to improve upon nature by formulating phytonutrient cocktails for specific cancers and individual susceptibility and risk.”
Given our marvelous record of "improving on nature", I think I will stick with the organically grown versions of what nature provided in the first place. Any bets that those "improved" phytonutrient cocktails will be comprised of& ...
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There has been one reported incidence of liver toxicity that I am aware of - and it was a person who was addicted to Yerba Mate (or, just Mate) like some people are to coffee - drinking several potfuls a day, all day long. On the other hand, there are hundreds of reports, studies and anecdotal stories of Mate being especially healthful to the liver in many different way as well as healthful to various other organs and the immune system, and as a valuable and powerful anti-oxidant.
Studies in Uruguay are giving some indication now of a possible link to some forms of ...
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Actually, Clinton was one of my favorite presidents. Maybe I related to him too much, or maybe I was either too jaded or too realistic to hold anyone who occupies that office to very high moral standards.
Choosing the lesser of two evils? I once thought so too. I now know that in most instances it is really just choosing the same evil and choosing which face to put on the evil by going through the grand deception of belieiving that we have a truly democraticly elected form of governent when we really have only TWO real parties to represent 300 million p ...
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It’s been 11 years since the law was inacted, if I read the post correctly. Has anyone seen an army of investigators invading doctors offices or doctors being thrown in jail far and wide? One would think that such an upheaval in mainstream medicine would have resulted in some major news stories by now. The only army of medical investigators I have noticed are the ones harassing the natural and alternative health practitioners and companies.
Bill and Hillary you say? Now THERE would have been a case of some real genius for you if ut were true that they& ...
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Ah, but you see I don’t sell many books. Perhaps that will change some day - it takes time to establish a presence and credibility when you don’t have the big capitalist bucks to promote with. I do hope to sell more books as time goes by, and some products as well, including a private line of products that Luella and I will be introducing here at CureZone - but if I never sell many books or make much money yet save lives and contribute to people living longer, healthier and happier lives, then the journey will have been worth every step and then some.
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It is a good start and an admirable undertaking. One can only hope that our access to natural vitamins, minerals and other supplements does not become severely limited before enough doctors learn about them.
A number of doctors might actually prescribe natural alternates, even entire alternative protocols if they knew the truth and had not been lied to and had such information withheld from them. As it stands now, a doctor can only tell a patient who is having success using unapproved methods (not FDA approved drugs) - whatever you are doing, keep it up, but don’t tell ...
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I think we are in agreement here. My definitiion of moderate is not parking five extra car lengths away from the entrance to Wally Mart and then resisting the temptation to jump aboard the motorized shopping cart. LOL.
Some exercise is much better than no exercise, and a moderate amount is much better than just some exercise. However, numerous wind sprints with bulging veins while gaspiing for air is not a good idea. Nor is it a good idea to become obsessive about lifting weights and working out. There is a point where you wear yourself out instead of build yours ...
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I love the idea of healthy fasts, and will be incorporating the idea of fasting into a healthy diet plan I am working on. Since I am also serving as the guinea pig for this diet and the fasting, I have to say that I can hardly imagine a diet that stretches out to 30 days or more. Based on my own experience, I would call 8 days Herculean! Of course my fast was a two day one that had grapes and grapeseeds the first day and watermelon the second. That is a combination fast and cleanse, let me tell you! But it dropped 7 pounds, left me feeling invigorated and also ...
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Hi Folks - Baking soda seems to have been a hot topic on many forums while I was off at a convention and then out trysting with nature.
I first heard about the "new" baking soda cancer cure back in May on my oleandersoup Yahoo forum. In the interim, I did a bit of checking and decided that taking baking soda, while hardly new or a "cure" made sense, but that the initial reports, which are now become the stuff of instant legend, of 90 plus percent cure rates were far overblown. Plus, regardless of the success rates, the treatment may eliminate existing canc ...
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Sometimes "looking" like a duck and going around crying "QUACK, QUACK!" like a duck does not make one a duck - just a mainstream quacker.
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Tell ya what, I will put a bowl of carefully selected dog food or meat out and a bowl of fruits and vegetables out and let Pepper the Found Dog make his own choice.
You’re gonna feed me WHAT??
I agree that the practices you listed are horrible and we should take every measure to eliminate and/or avoid them. HOWEVER, unless I missed something, I do believe that dogs and cats are primarily carnivores who eats grasses and plants mainly to supplement their vitamins and minerals. Put it this way, Pepper has never drug a turnip or ear of corn back to the campsite ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Once upon a time I would have found this news exciting. Now, given what I have seen happen with man-made drugs and genetically modified crops and other organisms. I find it terrifying. When I see the assurances of us not having to worry about ungodly man made life forms getting out and running amok, why does the book and movie The Andromeda Strain immediately come to mind? These assurances are coming from the same folks that told us not to worry about nuclear waste, that a cure for cancer was just around the corner half a century ago, and, most recently, that there was no threat to n ...
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Some males of the species aren’t nearly the studly bulls they think they are:
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http://www.tbyil.com/damnsnow.mpg
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From the American Institute for Cancer Research (a non profit organization for cancer research on diet and nutrition)
Seaside Fruit Salad
This salad offers a unique combination of ingredients that will wake up your palate and jump start a more healthful eating plan. Melon is an excellent source of vitamin C while the watercress provides vitamin A as well. Crab adds a low fat protein source and complements the sweet honeydew melon. So take a break from the same old fruit salad and try melon in a whole ...
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It was once considered sport by the Romans to feed Christians to the lions. Hmm, I wonder if Marbury is a Christian . . . . . DQ
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All those billions of dollars - and that does not include the costs of side effects, both in dollar and in death and injury - for conditions that by and large could have been prevented or effectively treated safely and naturally at a tiny fraction of the cost. As health authority Jon Barron says, "By the time the average male reaches 65 years of age, he takes a combination of 15 prescribed and over the counter drugs - and it all began with one or two conditions that could have been treated safely and effectively naturally."
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Never give up Raynbo! I have no idea what you may look like, but your inner beauty shines clearly in your caring and thoughtful posts. I daresay that many of us here at CureZone have love for our Raynbo, who, like her name, brings a beautiful light into our daily lives. I know I do. And such beauty deserves her one true love to have and to hold til the end of their days. Here’s hoping that you find the one meant for you - I think you will.
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(from the New York Times)
August 21, 2007
Plaintiffs Find Payday Elusive in Vioxx Cases
By ALEX BERENSON
KEENE, Tex. — In Carol Ernst’s eyes, two years ago she won a measure of justice.
On Aug. 19, 2005, a Texas jury awarded Mrs. Ernst $253.5 million after concluding that Merck & Company and its painkiller Vioxx had caused the death of her husband, Robert, in 2001. At a news conference after the verdict, Mrs. Ernst said she was pleased that jurors had punished Merck for hiding Vioxx’s heart risks. “This has been a lon ...
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The elderly make wise and wonderful friends - it is a shame a tragedy the way that our society dumps them off in rest homes and assisted living. Perhaps you might find company and rewards from doing the same thing my wonderful friend and fellow CureZone member Luella does - visiting and helping the elderly at care facilities?
Try the second link now, it should work. If not,. cut and paste it into your browser.
Burping can come from many things, including stomach ulcers. My best advice is to see a qualified medical professional. And if you don’t l ...
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That is sad to hear. You know, reading your post reminds me of how easy it is sometimes to give advice and how hard it is to actually walk in someone else’s shoes. Without walking in your shoes (which might mean that I haven’t a clue about what I am talking about in your own personal situation), I would normally suggest taking a look at the suggestions links that I provided in the above post and give the opinion that often people find relief from loneliness by joining groups with common interests, such as a reading group or a hobby group, or perhaps a social action group.
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as reported in Newsmax.com
Loneliness Is Bad for Your Health
Two University of Chicago psychologists, Louise Hawkley and John Cacioppo, have been trying to disentangle social isolation, loneliness, and the physical deterioration and diseases of aging, right down to the cellular level.
The researchers suspected that while the toll of loneliness may be mild and unremarkable in early life, it accumulates with time. To test this idea, the scientists studied a group of college-age ...
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The film is a good indictment of our system of healthcare; however I agree with Mercola that Moore reaches the wrong conclusion when he calls for the government to pay for all chronic illnesses - that would simply further entrench the current system of managed sickness, provide little or no incentive to adapt healthier lifestyles (one can’t fail to note Moore’s waist size here) and soon bankrupt us.
A far better and far less expensive approach would be proper diet and nutrition, as Mercola calls for, and, to add my own two cents, the use of safer and far less expensive natural alter ...
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The post I made was an excerpt from one of my books and you are correct in pointing out that it failed to reference any studies or other sources.
When I originally saved the information I had not planned on including it in either an article or a book and so did not save the references that I checked out to validate the information - not the only time that has happened, since my research originally was for my own information and only later did I realize that I could share it in the form of articles and books.
However, I almost never take anything at face value and simply inclu ...
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Despite a constant barrage of misleading studies and planted stories, generations of brainwashing and an army of apologists who tell us that only mainstream medicine’s failed system of managed illness and side-effect laden drugs are real medicine and natural alternatives are quackery, the United States has fallen out of the top 40 in both infant mortality rates and life expectancy.
Yes, you read that correctly. There are now over 40 countries in the world who rank ahead of us in longevity and safe births. I find that to be an outrage! As the following article says, if th ...
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Yes, those things and more will keep you away from the hospital - but sometimes things like severe physical trauma happen and there are no natural remedies for compound fractures, ruptured spleens, etc. You set a very good example for others to follow here on CZ and I look forward to learning more from you. DQ
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From the Healthmax Newsletter:
Hospitals Are Killers — How to Stay Safe
In the course of a lifetime, most of us will eventually be forced to receive treatment at a hospital. There are generally two reasons for this: either you could experience an unavoidable emergency, or you might undergo an elective procedure that is complicated enough to require hospitalization.
For a variety of reasons, hospitals have become increasingly dangerous.
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Just a great and vital post, Chris. Everyone should follow that link and see how America has dropped out of the top 40 in both Infant Mortality and Life Expectancy, all the while being bombarded by lies from drug companies, mainstream medicine and their paid or brainwashed apologists. DQ
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From my 80 year old auntie:
Stress Management.......
In case you are having a rough day, here is a stress management technique
recommended in all the latest psychological journals. The funny thing is
that it really does work and will make you smile.
1. Picture yourself lying on your belly on a warm rock that hangs out over
a crystal clear stream.
2. Picture yourself with both your hands dangling in the cool running
water.
3. Birds are sweetly singing in the cool mountain air.
4. No one knows your secret pla ...
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Only you could equate a message still standing with LOL at the end of it with the one you posted that was removed. Once again, black is white, up is down, Corinthian is always right, voters, other members are wrong, and even the moderators are wrong when it comes to how poor Corinthian gets treated. And naturally your post contains none of your trademark name calling or false accusations that are so endearing.
Larryb was right when he said you should quite while your behind. Maybe a clue would have been when 8 out of 11 voters disagreed with your opening message a ...
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You must mean this guy:
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=943854#i
who also had another message removed because it mentioned a solution involving a .45 caliber bullet.
Yes that was disgusting! No wonder he gets banned from forums, has his messages hidden and entire threads re-located. It is beyond belief that such a person does not get the same treatment.
Sometimes the only way to get a coin to turn over is to toss it!
Thanks for reminding us.
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From Mercola and Youtube
This disturbing video titled “I Think Bayer Corporation is a Very Bad Company” reveals many of the underhanded dealings going on at Bayer Corporation.
It may surprise you that Bayer has genetically polluted the crops of Australian farmers. You may be shocked to find that Bayer generates 2.4 million pounds of hazardous waste annually.
But you will be in furious disbelief when you hear the rest of the deadly secrets, detailed in this video, that Bayer has been keeping quiet.
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Note: This article is not a reason to stop exercising or not start. Moderate exercise and physical activity are essential for long healthy life. This article IS a warning about becoming obsessive or otherwise too hard, too often and too long. If you look around, just as you do not see many elderly obese people (you either lose weight of die early), neither do you see many elderly people who could once rip phone books in half - DQ
Too Much Exercise Speeds Heart Failure
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She is indeed one of the very rare people on this earth. Someone to be cherished and protected - not villified. And thus my reaction when that happened. DQ
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With me, what you see is pretty much what you get - and I daresay that very few at CureZone are as open about their identities and lives as I am. Of course, like anyone, there is more to me than meets the eye. If I were as hungry for glory, affirmation and attention as one member seems to think, one would think that long before now I would have trumpeted some of my accomplishments, but I have not done so nor have I felt the need to do so. As one example, it might come as quite a shock to certain member(s) to know that I helped the FDA shut down two bogus and illegal drug and suppleme ... [Image Embedded Here]
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I have a cousin who has had good results for over two years now with such an experimental vaccine at MD Anderson. So far his cancer has remained at bay after his initial doctors took out all the lymph nodes on one side, only to find that a single one tested positive. His side effects have been fairly minimal too. On the other hand, I think he could have had just as good of results, few if any side effects and still have all his lymph nodes had he chosen a different approach - just as I believe that most breast cancer patients have better alternative and there would be far fewer ...
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Here is another way to get articles considered by Newstarget:
http://www.newstarget.com/feedback.html
Also, soon the website I have been spending so much time putting together and getting ready to launch will soon be seeking contributing writers for articles, regular columns and even entire pages.
http://www.tbyil.com
It isn’t officially launched right now, and lots of content will be added and/or replaced, but it is getting pretty close.
Anyone interested can send me a message here at CureZone. Likewise anyone with suggestions, requests, natural pr ...
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By all means such adulterations should be recalled and action taken. Otherwise, we might see the death rates for dietary supplements rise from a relative handful each year towards numbers like the deadly approved drugs have of well over 100,000 each year.
Take a look at the side effects of the FDA approved drug being added to the ACV:.
Sibutramine Side Effects:
Frequently encountered side effects are: dry mouth, paradoxically increased appetite, nausea, strange taste in the mouth, anorgasmia and delayed ejaculation, upset stomach, constipation, trouble ...
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In the spirit of turning the focus of this forum away from individual issues, I offer a repost of an article posted elsewhere which I feel is well suited for the stated theme of this forum: Questioning and Comparing Establishment medical methodology versus Alternative Therapies:
Modern Medicine versus Nature in Treating Cancer
Western medicine, in contrast to at least 6000 years of natural medicine, treats the body as a collection of parts instead of as a synergistic organism. When it comes to treating broken bones and injured body parts, mainstream Western medicin ...
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Good and admirable points, however, would you advise to just let Corinthian hijack a discussion by adding insults into posts that many would consider to be incorrect and possibly harmful if allowed to stand without rebuttal? What is your opinion of someone violating forum rules with multiple IDs?
Would you advise allowing unacceptable behavior to deprive your of your own rights? Some say turn the other cheek to miscreant behavior and insult. Others say slap back. I say that the wisest move would be to remove the miscreant.
DQ
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My own 84 year old uncle was assured by his oncologist that radiation would be able to get rid of the tumor in his lungs. It didn’t and the cancer grew and began to spread. A few months ago, he began taking oleander. His tumor has shrunk and stabilized and all evidence of the cancer spreading is now gone and has been on his last two CT scans. This is the same oleander that has saved countless lives around the world and the same oleander that has been used by a noted HIV and Cancer researcher for the past 3 years to save 350 out of 350 HIV patients and all but eight out of ...
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Once again, you give good advice, Tomi. If only others here would follow it. I HAVE taken a look around at other forums. I did so early on when after my first couple of encounters with Corinthian when I wondered what his problem was that made him resort to behaving in such a manner and whether that was the norm here.
I did find a tiny minority of other members displaying such inexcusable behavior and, some of whom are no longer here due to their behavior or their multiple ID infractions. But it is a very small minority, however vocal it may be, and that does not ma ...
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And I sincerely believe that you are mistaken in your judgment, but at least you do it by presenting your arguments and reasoning without resorting to name calling, cruelty and insensitivity. corinthian has a style that is not conducive with some readers, but why is he insulted and not corrected with his input by those that do not agree with him? Corinthian has a style that flies in the face of even minimal standards of decency in any civilized setting - including a debate. His automatic response to those who disagree with him is to call them an idiot and then he often sinks progressively ...
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If I understand you, you are basically saying that Kucinich could win the election with the support of the large pool of voters who:
1. Are democrats
2. Are more concerned about fish and animals than unborn children
3. Favor programs that lead to more government, taxes and welfare
4. Don’t eat meat
5. Do not own guns or hunt or even fish
6. Refuse to invest in companies that are not pro-vegan
and
6. Have wives that have never bought ant traps
Huh?
I think again urge you to consider plants - but this time in the sense of waking up and smelling the ...
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I have never been considered to be an opponent of a woman’s right to choose, an agonizing subject that I find deeply disturbing, but I have to ask: How do you reconcile supporting concerns over a fish’s theoretical scream when it dies to provide food for an omnivore higher in the natural food chain with your pro-choice stance and the proven pain an unborn child feels as it’s entire future is unnaturally taken away? DQ
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"They also support abolition of the WTO and NAFTA connections of US govt"
Don’t forget that Kucinich also has a sterling 98% pro-union voting record, in the tradition of a long line of east coast liberal democrats. At one time I was such a liberal myself, but thankfully sometimes wisdom does come with age (or else you really can teach an old dog new tricks),. Kucinich may have some correct stands, but he is a left wing tax and spend big government Democrat of the highest order - those would-be do-gooders who want to be our nannies because those "we know wha ...
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Strange things are going on - at least on this end. Twice I replied to another post and both times found the message appearing out of order and in apparent response to another post?
The message should be in response to Tomi’s post and the subject line begins ”Good question . . . .
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Because "when a thing is wrong, it is wrong no matter how many are doing it. And when a thing is right, it is right no matter if no one is doing it." On a more personal level, besides my respect for this forum and what I perceive to be it’s admirable purposes, Corinthian made the mistake of making of following a heartfelt post ob a dear friend of mine who shared her grief so that others might be helped with a cruel and insensitive attack , and proceeded to continue to do so in increasingly vile followups. I have known Luella May for years to be one of the kindest and ...
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\u003cbr\ She made what was perhaps an ill advised post from the heart a day after losing two dear friends to mainstream medicine, one in which she was partially defending me and correcting Corinthians mistaken allegations. A rebuttal from Corinthian was to be expected, but even so I did not believe how low he could stoop. And so I invite you to take a look at the Quackery Debate forum beginning with this post:\n\u003cbr\ \u003cbr\ \u003ca href\u003d\”http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i\u003d942166#i\” target\u003d\”_blank\” on*click\u003d\”return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this) ...
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Or perhaps that some people believe, as I do, that cruelty, insensitivity, slurs and name calling are not legitimate characteristics of "debate" - that even a debate forum should contain some minimal standards of human decency.
And perhaps also proved that others share my concern that a forum that was created to "educate not medicate" is primarily here for the purpose of offering hope and help for those who believe mainstream medicine has little or none to offer - and that such aberrant and abhorrent behavior is not only detrimental to this forum, but also could ...
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How many times do you intend to bring a debate about screaming fish, from a March 2007 article, to the breaking news forum?
Plants can’t scream either, but I eat them along with my fish and try not to feel too guilty.
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A great and well deserved victory here in the Lone Star State. Now if only we can have the same outcome in another ongoing battle for health freedom in Texas which may affect us all in the end: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=929786#i
One observation: The link at the bottom of the article you posted goes to an FDA comment form. It serves no purpose, imho, to waste one’s time sending comments to the FDA - that just plays into their hands and is exactly what the Laibow-Stubblebine fifth column is trying to get people to do, when it would be much more effective to contact ...
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Nice try, desperate as it was, but unlike the hands I am cleaning of you, it won’t wash. We all know who it is that votes matter to here no matter how much they protest otherwise and no matter how much they try their usual game of blaming others of their own character defects: it is the person who has recently had two of them cast against his opponents in forum after forum and post after post. Forget votes - I would be happy to have all of my reply posts compared side by side with yours and see who it is that has had the most insensitive posts, whose posts have the most name calling ...
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From the American Institute for Cancer Research
e.Newsletter August 2007
Diet and Breast Cancer: Fine-Tuning the Science
Our understanding of how to prevent breast cancer is about to get much more precise. Here’s why.
We now know more than we ever have about breast cancer. Screening methods and treatment options have improved at a pace that was unimaginable just a decade ago. Such advances have a real world effect: today, millions of survivors are living longer, healthier lives.
Until very recently, however, the science of breast cancer prev ...
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From the American Institute for Cancer Research
e.Newsletter August 2007
Meet the Hybrids
Studies show that variety provides cancer-fighting benefits. Well, move over apples and bananas, the world of fruits and vegetables is adding something new.
Read More
http://www.aicr.org/site/News2?abbr=pub_&page=NewsArticle&id=12466
(AICR is the cancer charity that fosters research on diet and cancer prevention and educates the public about the results.)
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Gates versus GM
Re: The Truth About L. Ron Hubbard
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