What a feeble effort to come back with nothing but a mainstream denial quoting from no less of a mainsteam source than the Pediatrics Journal itself - as if they would EVER publish anything that admitted that they have been poisoning our children for years?  That will happen about the same time the American Dental Association puts out a warning about mercury amalgam fillings. If you aren’t paid to take such beatings and post such pathetic defenses of indefensible practices, then you really must have had your brains beaten out in past debates on the meri ... [Image Embedded Here]
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It has always been about oil, and now it is plain for all to see. Looking at where the major oil line terminates, it should also be clear who the real powers are directing the puppet goverment in the United States - the one that they install every four years through pre-approved and hand picked candidates in the sham we call "free and democratic elections". Those powers are the same ones who convene the annual Bilderburg meeting to set the course for the world in the coming years, approve future leaders, and make sure that the plans for a one world go ...
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Slippery elm is indeed good stuff!  It is part of a Doc Shillington formula I like called Total Draw Poultice Powder (since it has several ingredients and it might be difficult to find all of them on short notice, one would be advised to procure them and have the ingredients on hand, either separately or the powder part already made, just in case a drawing poultice is needed for poisonous, venemous or infectious bites and other punctures). Total Draw Poultice Powder   1 - Cup of Red Clover Blossoms Powdered(Fresh preferred, but dried will do) 1 - Cup of Bentonite Cla ...
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The Whole Grain and Nothing but the Grain by Jon Barron Over the last year couple of years, and notably just a few days ago, a series of studies have hit the media touting the virtues of whole grains as opposed to refined grains. Not wanting to miss a hot marketing trend, the mainstream food companies and supermarkets have roled out a plethora of brand new whole grain options -- or announced their intentions to do so. My goodness, even Count Chocula cereal now comes in a whole grain version . So, are whole grains really better? Yes, that’s obviously a dumb question. Of course they ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Kidney, Gallbladder and Pancreas Care by Jon Barron Kidney detox and maintenance has always been part of the Baseline of Health Program. So far, I have not used a dedicated formula for this purpose, because if you’re doing the full Program, you’re covering the kidneys – particularly when doing the liver detox. As it turns out, a number of herbs (chanca piedra, juniper berry, uva ursi, parsley root, dandelion root, and horsetail) are common to both kidney and liver maintenance. Nevertheless, as the incidence of kidney problems has soared to epidemic levels over the ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Normally I do not recommend anything that is not natural, but I have to say that Strivectin is a good product for stretchmarks and is probably the best commercial product to be found anywhere for lasting wrinkle elimination and reduction. Here are some natural and home alternatives to commercial stretch mark products (from my book "Collected Remedies") Scars and Stretch Marks • Vitamin K. Apply Vitamin K cream topically to stretch marks or other scars (this vitamin is not normally taken orally except through a physician). Depending on the severity of your st ...
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What a marvelous post - one that I think epitomizes the slogan of this forum: Edcuating instead of medicating. I can almost feel the apologists rushing to contact their masters and asked how to counter it. Thanks so much for the holiday gift, Raynbo. Happy Thanksgiving! DQ   [End]
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What better way to balance by advancing years and decline into senility than with juvenile behavior?  Likely it is a logical step in the regression into second childhood. Regretably, I do not have enough spare time or remaining intellect to devote to the kind of highbrow humor one finds in shows like the 70’s show. [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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I am he as you are he as you are me And we are all together See how they run like pigs from a gun see how they fly I’m crying Sitting on a cornflake waiting for the van to come Corporation teeshirt, stupid bloody Tuesday Man you been a naughty boy. You let your face grow long I am the eggman, they are the eggmen I am the walrus, goo goo goo joob Mister City Policeman sitting, pretty little policemen in a row See how they fly like Lucy in the sky, see how they run I’m crying, I’m crying I’m crying, I’m crying Yellow matter custard dripping ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Ron Paul 2008 to me November 20, 2007 During the first few days of October, we announced our fundraising goal for the fourth quarter: $12 million raised by December 31. But there’s more: we need to have spent it by then, too. If we were to raise the entire $12 million in the last week of December, we would meet our fundraising goal for the quarter. But Ron Paul would stand little chance of winning the Republican nomination, because that money would have come in too late. Time is of the essence. You see, we need to raise money well before we plan to spend it. That’s beca ...
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That is good news to me - it doesn’t fit into my plans either, and I personally am glad that at least one largely ineffective and side-effect laden chemical that will not be making it into our bodies.  It may not be an absolute truth, but it is pretty darn close to say that if nature did not provide something, then it is not natural to put it into our bodies and will likely cause problems. Insofar as "promising rat studies", I have to point out that scarcely a year has gone by since the war on cancer was declared almost 40 years ago without us hearing abou ...
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"Either VeriChip and the makers of HomeAgain actually don’t understand the difference between a benign fibroma and a malignant fibrosarcoma," noted Dr. Albrecht, "or they’re deliberately lying to the public. Either way, it’s clear they can’t be trusted. We hope our new report will set the record straight." Great stuff! And this is what they intend for all of us to have planted in us someday? If people are willing to line up docilely and let them force vaccinations on our children like they did in Maryland, how will they have the courage to refuse t ...
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“Most diseases are the result of medication that has been applied to relieve and take away a beneficient and warning symptom on the part of Nature." - Elbert Hubbard Good post!  I am not sure that I would say that we at CZ spend too much time or focus on environmental toxins such as chemical contaminants, pesticides and herbicides so much as perhaps that we do not spend enough time looking at all the side effects and dangers of drugs, both individually and in combination with other drugs.  Some of us, however, do spend a wee bit of time looking at the ... [Image Embedded Here]
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I use colloidal gold on a regular basis (guess where I get it - lol) and can testify that it seems to have a definite ability to improve mood and concentration. I have also been told that it has definite anti-carcinogenic abilities as well, and in fact, the inventor of the new generation Rife machine who will be incorporating the colloidal gold and silver making technology conceived by Ben Taylor has told me that colloidal gold encapuslates cancers and enables colloidal silver to penetrate the cancer cells and destroy the cancer. Here are a couple of good bits of inf ...
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Quackwatch is an industry-funded site filled with lies by a de-licensed and discredited "doctor" whose primary purpose is to discredit any natural or alernative treatment which threatens the profits of the trillion dollar plus world pharmaceutical and medical empire. I consider a Quackwatch condemnation to most be almost as valuable of an indicator of how GOOD whatever they are condemning really is as an FDA condemnation or suppressiver action against something - and make no mistake, they both serve the very same masters. It is no accident that t ...
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Liver flushing alone, while essential for good liver health when the liver is impaired, will not cure liver disease. Proper diet (such as lots of good organic vegetables and fruits), exercise, the right supplements (and not too many supplements!) and a long determined effort is likely what it will take. A diseased liver, such as an enlarged fatty liver like I have, does not normally happen overnight.  It takes years to develop (in my case quite a few years of partying a bit too much with ol Jack Daniels and Jose Cuervo and the like plus not watching my diet or lifes ...
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as found at The Best Years in Life Health News Younger Women Dying of Heart Disease For decades, heart disease death rates have been falling. But a new study shows a troubling turn — more women under 45 are dying of heart disease due to clogged arteries, and the death rate for men that age has leveled off. Heart experts aren’t sure what went wrong, but they think increasing rates of obesity and other risk factors are to blame. The rates will have to be monitored to see if this is the beginning of a real trend. But if the data holds, the new study may be an early g ...
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from Healthmax.com Health Alerts Stress Hormone May Help Blood Cancers Grow Researchers here have shown that in cell cultures, the stress hormone norepinephrine appears to promote the biochemical signals that stimulate certain tumor cells to grow and spread. The finding, if verified, may suggest a way of slowing the progression and spread of some cancers enough so that conventional chemotherapeutic treatments would have a better chance to work. The study also showed that stress hormones may play a completely different role in cancer development than researchers had once ...
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I think that it might be important to state here that I have followed Jim Humble and MMS for a while now and am very impressed with MMS and the results Jim has had, as well as his long, long struggle to bring it to mankind. So much so in fact that I have been seriously considering someday becoming a distributor or even manufacturer of MMS - and have so posted in the past in my Yahoo Health Group forum I host and moderate ( Oleandersoup).  BTW, I don’t normally allow commercial messages there either because, as I said, I believe that informational forums are ordinarily no ...
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That is not necessary, but thanks.  Your point is very well taken.  And I have to say that for my own part, I responded to your post because I saw it in the News forum where it was cross posted - I did not realize that it was also in a support forum where a blurb on behalf of my good friend and fellow health advocate Ben Taylor might step on some toes. And so I apologize also. Send me a private message with your address and I will send you a bottle so you can see for yourself. DQ   [End]
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This brings up another very important difference between true colloidal silver versus home made silver, which is actually ionic silver as is the majority of commercial products labeled as colloidal silver. Besides particle size and surface area, ionic silver has a very hard time getting past the hydrochloric acid in the gut, and so is much less effective than true colloidal silver when it comes to treating the liver, the kidneys, the gallbladder, and other organs. Compared with normal ionic silver, or some of the so-called commercial colloidal products (some of which use animal gel ...
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Great stuff, Zoe B. DQ   [End]
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Under normal circumstances I would agree with you.  However, I profit none from it and I am not sure if you have followed the news here, but Curezone Sponsor Utopia Silver has been singled out by the FDA as a test case of how far they can restrict supplement sales and advertising that threatens their mainstream masters. A trial in Texas May Affect Us All A trial in Texas Moves Closer In the opinion of some very well-versed health freedom and legal observors, the prosection and persecution of Utopia Silver is clearly tied in with planned future actions by the FDA ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Sounds like this may be some good stuff.  However, right now, and for what is surely a fraction of the cost of the new water, you can simply add a small amount of superior colloidal silver (like that made by CureZone Sponsor Ben Taylor’s Utopia Silver Company) to your water and have a pathogen destroyer that has been proven to be deadly to over 650 single celled organisms in concentrations of mere parts per million.  That is why it is used by NASA and others to purify drinking water and why advanced hospitals use it in the air ducts and elsewhere to eliminate deadly microbe ...
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You are so very, very right ohfor07!  In today’s world of soundbites I am not sure how many are capable of reading all the way through most of your posts, but they should not miss this one.  Maybe some might even get it. And Zoebess honey, I do so agree with your longings. I am, after all, the eternally hopeful hopeless optimist. But alas, realism has raised it’s ugly head and bitten me squarely on the arse - no matter how unreal it all seems. China, btw, has served as the NWO model for how to control the masses.  We hear so much about the somewhat inflated but ...
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What a hoot!  But you posted in the wrong forum.  This is a joke, right? I mean, in the first video surely no one would have us believe that Ron Paul would approve messages that made him appear to have slit eyes!  Or that Ron Paul is a "newcomer" who suddenly appeared to save us.  ROFLMAO!  He has been around for decades and his life is an open book of virtue and consistency!  And he did not exactly burst suddenly on the scene to save the day with fresh ideas - he is a ten term congressman who has always held the same convictions a ...
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 as reported in the NutraIngredientsUSA news feed at The Best Years in Life Health News Next generation antioxidant test puts blueberry at number one 11/19/2007 - A new study using the cellular antioxidant activity (CAA) assay, dubbed the ’next step’ in quantifying antioxidant activity, has added to reports of blueberry’s antioxidant prowess.  The test moves the quantification of antioxidant activity from the test tube to measuring bioactivity inside cells, and marks an advance in the understanding and activity of antioxidants. "We’ve taken the next st ...
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Breastfeeding reduces breast cancer risk for older moms   (NewsTarget) Women can reduce their risk of breast cancer by breast-feeding, even if they have their first child later in life, according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research in Los Angeles. Researchers analyzed data on women who had participated in the Women’s Contraceptive and Reproductive Experiences (CARE) Study, the results of which were published in 2003. In the current study, researchers looked at the data for women over the age of 54, 995 of whom had b ...
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as found in the NewsTarget newsfeed at The Best Years in Life Health News A Quick Lesson In Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) (NewsTarget) EFT is a fabulous tool that I stumbled upon nearly four years ago. The technique involves tapping specific energy meridian points on the body and was brought to the world by Gary Craig. It is a painless, free method to get to the root of emotional and physical problems and releasing the unwanted emotions or beliefs that could be hindering healing. EFT is quite simple. First you “tune in” to the problem at hand, and ...
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as found in the NewsTarget newsfeed at The Best Years in Life Health News   Senators who protected Big Pharma received millions of dollars from drug companies   (NewsTarget) Senators who received substantial donations from pharmaceutical companies were instrumental in making a new drug bill more industry-friendly, according to studies by nonprofit groups and remarks by some of the senators themselves. The bill, which passed the Senate 93-1 and now goes before the House of Representatives, was introduced in order to correct the errors in FDA procedure that ...
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Now, that is some really good stuff, grzbear! Seems like I have heard that term applied to cannabis before a time or two . . . DQ     [End]
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Mois? Plaisant? Je vous demande pardon! In Texan, I would say "in a pigs eye" or perhaps "bull crap", but I fear we may need the swine and bovine material for more vaccines. [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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I believe so, with a bit of Liszt. n/m   [End]
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Children herded like cattle into Maryland courthouse for forced vaccinations as armed police and attack dogs stand guard (NewsTarget) Following the State of Maryland’s threats against parents who refuse to have their children vaccinated, children were herded into a Price George County courthouse being guarded by armed personnel with attack dogs. Inside, the children were forcibly vaccinated, many against their will, under orders from the State Attorney General, various State Judges and the local School Board Director, all of whom conspired to threaten parents with imprisonment if th ...
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UK To Mandate HPV Vaccinations For Schoolgirls (NewsTarget) British Department of Health (DoH) approved the mandatory vaccination of schoolgirls against Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) which is supposedly responsible for causing cervical cancer. The series of three vaccinations are required for girls aged 12 to 13 years old beginning in 2008 with an additional catch-up program for women up to 18 years old to start later. The National Health Service (NHS) feels this is a step to help prevent disease instead of just treating it. DoH estimates 400 lives per year could ...
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Government and those at the top of much of our industry, especially those who control our medical industry, are surely corrupt.  Which explains why mainstream medicine and the world pharma empire are able to buy votes on key bills, and get the government and FDA to turn their heads away from their deadly products such as Vioxx, Bextra, Alleve, Avandia, Gardasil, Fosamax, Aspartame, etc,, that have killed hundreds of thousands and instead look to suppress such dangerous items as bitter melon and colloidal silver, neither of which have ever killed anyone. One can scar ...
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What?  You mean to tell us that you have an objection to injecting mercury, aluminum, formaldehyde, spermacide, unborn human and animal fetal matter, anthrax, monkey kidney cells,  calf serums, rhesus monkey material, formalin, phenol, coal tar, aspartame, MSG, various strains of deadly viruses and a few microbial contaminants and such into your body? How positively non-mainstream of you! I suppose next you would have us believe that you would practice medical voodoo such as relying on good hygeine and building up your immune system through plants and& ... [Image Embedded Here]
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in today’s NY Times: Blowing the Whistle, Many Times By MARY WILLIAMS WALSH WHEN Cynthia Fitzgerald started out in pharmaceutical sales 20 years ago, she received ample training on the right and wrong ways to sell medical products. Right was selling on the merits. Wrong was luring customers with perks and freebies. It was O.K. to buy doctors lunch or dinner, for example, but tempting them with lavish gifts was taboo. “There were pretty stringent rules back then,” recalls Ms. Fitzgerald, now 50 and a grandmother living in Dallas. “It was really cl ...
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from Newsmax.com Health Alerts Your best source of medicine may at this moment be hanging from a tree — in the form of a nut! According to experts, nuts are not merely a tasty food but also a natural source of medicine which can target specific health problems. Eating just a handful of nuts every day can lead to enormous health advantages. If you like many different kinds of nuts, you’re in a position to reap the greatest benefits, since different nuts “dispense” different “medicine” according to their unique blend of fats, anti-oxidants, a ...
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Dumbass? LOL!  Beavis or Butthead?  I get confused in my old age you know . . heh heh heh [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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Health related too - dpd, your timing is immaculate n/m   [End]
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People talking without listening - and the words of a prophet were written on the subway walls and tenement halls . . . You say so many good things and yet get it so wrong in the end - including having a clue about me.  I suggest you start with this post http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1044242#i then work your way back through all of the rest of my posts on ALL issues here at CZ, go check out a few sites like Illuminati News in depth, pick up and read a couple of books like The Thirteeth Tribe and The Synagogue of Satan and THEN come back and deign tell me wh ...
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"I see." No, you don’t see and your entire history here on Curezone as far as I can tell has been one of a remarkable inability or else refusal to see. I mean, seriously, Bacon man, t rying to enlighten or even debate you is about as fruitful as trying to do so with a Mynah bird. Maybe it is a result of too many of your precious vaccinations.  If you come to my personal forum I would be happy to recommend some good heavy metal detox products which may help clear away the mercury fog. Not that you will listen (or see), but the Ron Paul profile you referred us ...
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So, since this is a debate forum and you readily agree that your posts have naught to do with debate, I suppose that you just came here to correct errors, call others names, impress us with your own spelling and vocabulary, and cast negative votes, right? In your apparent haste to run down the line post by post and cast your typical negative votes for each post I have made, you cast one for my post which supported Tomi and chastized Celcius. DQ   [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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I think that we do have to consider that his stance regarding Codex and health issues is germaine to news about health and that he has introduced a very important piece of legislation regarding health freedom. Likewise I would say that any news relating to the stances on health issues of other candidates has a legitimate place in this forum. Other than that, imho, it would be more appopriate to post news or opinion about Ron Paul or any other candidate in the political debate forum. DQ   [End]
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Such a sad and very tired old discredited argument about liberal intelligensia such as Chomsky and Kucinich knowing what is best for the rest of us and bigger and bigger bigger government cradling it’s less intelligent and incapable childlike citizens and guiding our lives from cradle to grave.  Much is the pity, but I do understand - in my own misguided years of liberal snobbery I once thought as much myself. "Ron Paul presents them with some simple ideas and makes the promise that he will eliminate federal income tax and the fedaral reserve - they l ...
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Here is an interesting little story which appeared in today’s NY Times - one which, imho, may shed much light on the accuracy of mainstream propaganda, the safety of their tested and approved drugs, as well as the credibility of those who attempt to have this forum believe such propaganda and studies. - DQ November 13, 2007 Vital Signs For the Record: In Tests of Inhalers, Results May Depend on Who Pays By ERIC NAGOURNEY Inhalers are an effective treatment for asthma and other respiratory diseases , but they can have adverse side effects. Th ...
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In your view, everyone affected by draconian laws passed in their state if Ron Paul succeeds in destroying federal civil rights protections can just up and move elsewhere, regardless of jobs, health or family ties? Pretty unrealistic. In my view what is pretty unrealistic is to have us believe that Ron Paul’s election would lead to many, if any, states passing draconian civil rights laws and risking isolation by their fellow states and the rest of the world. Ah, so we need Ron Paul to save us from the black helicopters and the Illuminati? Thanks for clarifying that. Y ...
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Perhaps leading off your initial reply with "retarded and rediculous" might have had a wee bit to do with a response that was less than a bouquet of roses, ya think? I believe that I know much of what you know and the reasons for some of your abrasive responses - and that includes things that I do not as yet venture to post here because the very large majority of people do not know them and would find them as fantastical today as I would have only a few scant years ago. In fact, only a few years ago I would have considered the initial questions to be quite ... [Image Embedded Here]
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. . . seriously, do you think a woman president would be accepted? I would hope so.  I would love to see it - but not Bilderburg pre-approved Billary Bush, who has been selected to be installed as the next figurehead leader who will appear to differ from the previous ones but will really carry on the same agenda. Do you think a coloured person would be accepted as president? I would hope so and would also love to see that - but not the Bilderburg pre-approved and Muslim raised Osama Obama. Ron Paul is popular on Curezone but only has a 5% rating in the polls. I w ...
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I think I like this private citizen better than I do the one who wrote the opinion blog posted earlier. Full page USA Today ad versus a CZ post with a blog from an obscure journalist?  I’ll take that trade . . . . [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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Better still, go to the political debate forum where the clearly non-news opinion article was first posted (and should have been limited to) and continue the debate where it does not detract from actual news. Once you get there, take a look at this post by SqueakyClean: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1044330#i     [End]
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I think you enjoy being a contrarian here. Two quick points: First, the way our country was founded and envisioned was for the federal government to be for the most part an agency that was subservient to the sovereign states - one which merely represented their collective wills and was responsible, subject to the will of the states, to handle issues such as the national defense that benefitted all states.  It was certainly never the intention for the federal government to dictate to the states how they were able to govern their citizens and t ...
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From Alternative Medicine to CAM: All Things Must Pass © By Peter Barry Chowka (November 15, 2007) It’s eleven years since my work began appearing in this space, with great regularity. At the outset of this undertaking, in October 1996, it was in effect the dawn, or at least the early daylight hours, of the Internet and the World Wide Web. It was also a time when alternative medicine, the subject of much of my writing here, was still a viable entity in America. Time, of course, changes everything. As George Harrison once proclaimed, “ All things must pass .&r ...
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Believe it or not, a great number of people consider me to be quite liberal.  And in many ways, I still consider myself to be one because I have embraced the term to mean someone who cares about the poor, the disadvantaged, the ill and the less fortunate. But reality has worn off much of the shine of liberalism and, as time has gone by and my disillusionment has caused me to cast a more and more jaundiced eye at the liberal elite who live in isolated luxury while considering themselves privileged and superior intelligensia who deign to tell the underprivil ...
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Mankind has a spectacularly bad record when it comes to trying to manipulate and improve nature, don’t we?  And that includes the inhumane and unhealthy feedlot practices we subject animals to as well as attempts to play God and alter nature to suit our own needs (needs the manipulators most often define as profits). It should be obvious to all of us that we are far from perfect and benevolent beings.  Instead of giving in to our inherent negative characteristics such as greed and selfishness and claiming callous dominion over the bounty we have been ...
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Most healthcare professionals take supplements, says CRN survey By Clarisse Douaud 11/15/2007 - The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) has announced as part of the initial results from its survey of healthcare professionals that, contrary to industry belief, the sector is in fact both using and recommending dietary supplements. "It reconfirms what we know: that supplements are very mainstream in the US," CRN vice president of communications Judy Blatman told NutraIngredients-USA. Industry repeatedly claims there is a perceived div ... [Image Embedded Here]
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(If we are going to judge Ron Paul in the News forum, perhaps we should do so in the context of some REAL and current news and examine his own words and stances on issues that include health and farming that readers here might find significant - DQ) . NOVEMBER 14, 2007 Ron Paul: An Interview BY JOSIE DEMBICZAK AND ERICA GROSSMAN . Many of your supporters are of the young Internet generation. How do you think this happened and what are you expecting from them as the primaries and election get closer? Ron ...
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When a person has a long, distinguished, and consistent public career such as Ron Paul, you would think that they would be above such allegations.  However, those who are determined to rake muck (or paid to do so) can always find a vote that was made on a technical or constitutional point and not the merit of the bill itself, attendance or lack of attendance at a given event, a donation from someone of questionable character, quote and comments to take out of context, something . . . . I think that the article in the first post is merely the slanted w ...
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EDIT:  Raynbo, I would like to apologize for my initial overblown reaction.  I have great respect for you, and think you are a great contributor to CZ with a heart of gold.  Other than disappointment at seeing an opinion piece posted in the news forum (hardly a first, I must admit), I have no issues with you.  I can only say that it is my firm conviction that there is so much more at stake in this election than meets the eyes of the masses that led to my dismay and my initial response - as it appears to have also done to many whose posts followed min ...
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Does your computer have the ability to navigate to any sites besides those that end with .gov?   [End]
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Did you have fun playing with your calculator while I was out of town? While you were amusing yourself and trying to demonstrate your superiority, it appears that you missed the major points of this thread beginning with the initial one - experts have warned that fully 10,000 chemicals need to be tested for safety.  The article did not suggest that every possible combination be tested, nor did subsequent posts suggest that it was feasible to do so, only that we are basically operating in the dark because of the effects of such combinations not being known. But again, the ...
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The cancer remedy I have written the most about is the one made from the oleander plant, which is the main subject in my book "Cancer’s Natural Enemy".  One of the many features of oleander extract is it’s ability to pass the blood brain barrier and it has had considerable success against brain tumors.  Another feature is how successful it has been when used singly or in combination against breast cancers. Many here and elsewhere have labeled the oleander remedy as voodoo medicine, and have gone to great links to point out how poisonous the raw oleander pl ...
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Yes, - shame on such men! Squishing like a pancake, irradiating and/or torture is certainly not MY idea of the proper way to treat a "perfectly happy set of double D’s"! [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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"So watching TV, wearing perfume and using laundry detergent cause Breast Cancer ? Who knew?" I did, and so do a great many other people who are able to read and research non mainstream sources of information such as Curezone with open minds and eyes due to not having the disadvantage of their heads inserted in the south ends of northbound mainstream propagandists. The fact that you didn’t know and that you consider mushrooms, chlorella and juice de-toxing as phony cancer prevention measures speaks volumes about your lack of ...
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As found in the NewsTarget RSS newsfeed at The Best Years in Life Health News page Halloween sugar, food additives and the commercialization of holidays This year at the annual sugar-and-food-additives fest for children called "Halloween," I think parents should skip the middle step of handing out candy and just hand out Ritalin directly to the kids. I say this in jest, of course, since I am adamantly against the use of Ritalin in children, but let’s be crystal clear about one thing that’s different from last year’s Halloween: This year, we have scientific evidence that ...
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As found in the NewsTarget RSS newsfeed at The Best Years in Life Health News page Six Principles for Improved Health and Lasting Weight-Loss (NewsTarget) How many times have you proclaimed, “I need to go on a diet”? How many of those diets resulted in long-term success? Not many, if any. Millions of people are looking for the answer to improved health and fitness, and spend billions of dollars every year on diets and weight loss. Diets continually fail to deliver results because no matter how compelling the underlying principles for any diet may seem, no one can ...
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As found in the NewsTarget RSS newsfeed at The Best Years in Life Health News page Breast Cancer Industry A Scam? Support Education, Not Medication This is the second annual publication of NewsTarget’s "Education, Not Medication" program designed to teach women the truth about how to prevent and even cure breast cancer. This disease is 90 percent preventable, mostly using completely free therapies. The breast cancer industry does not want women to be made aware of these free therapies because most of the better-known non-profits in the area of breast cancer are, thems ... [Image Embedded Here]
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as reported at Mercola.com New Evidence Supports the Safety of Chiropractic Care In a U.K. survey of more than 19,700 patients who underwent more than 50,000 cervical spine manipulations, a team of researchers have concluded that your risk of having a serious adverse event from “getting your neck cracked,” is slim to none. The manipulation technique at the focus of this safety study was defined as the application of high-velocity/low-amplitude or mechanically assisted thrust to the cervical spine. Patients were followed, and any adverse symptoms recorded immediately ...
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From the NewsTarget RSS feed at The Best Years in Life Health News Toxic chemical triclosan commonly found in anti-bacterial soaps, toothpaste products A chemical called triclosan poses a health risk, as it is a toxic compound which can promote cancer. The most shocking thing is that triclosan is commonly found in everyday consumer goods such as antibacterial soaps, deodorants, body washes, creams, lotions, cosmetics, cleaning supplies, detergents, dishwashing liquids, and yes, mouthwash and toothpaste. Toothpaste is supposed to help clean your teeth, but what ...
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Grzbear, you make an excellent point.  And what we should realize here on CZ is that the same point is also valid when it comes to testing drugs.  Drugs are typically tested versus a single placebo (and that is bad enough when you have a situation where MSG was chosen as the placebo for the testing of Aspartame), but they are usually NOT tested for side effects in combination with other drugs and OTC medications.  Since almost everyone who takes a prescribed medication also takes other prescribed and OTC medications, we are essentially operating in the dark for ALL drugs whe ...
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To celebrate the joys of children and parenting, The Best Years in Life presents: Why God Created Children (and Grandchildren) If you like it, pass it on! DQ (aka Tony Isaacs)   [End]
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I just made this post regarding coconut oil, used both internally and topically.  Perhaps it may prove helpful. http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1032811#i The other poster gave very good advice regarding detoxing.  Cleansing and removing and avoiding the source of the problem is the answer to a great many health conditions. I am a bit uncertain about nightshades. Having researched the nightshade family I find that I pretty much agree with this excerpted article: Natural toxins are normal.  However, we can consume the fruit or vegetable safely whe ...
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I am surprised that, unless I missed it, no one has recommended coconut oil.  Used both topically and internally it has had wonderful results for a lot of people with eczema. Here are some testimonials I found at one site about coconut oil: 9/18/2007: Liz from Nairobi, Kenya writes: "My 8 month old son has had eczema since he was four months old.  I have tried many prescription creams that did not seem to work or worked for only a few days.  A friend asked me to try coconut oil.  Its worked miracles.  I got results in a day.  There was no itching ...
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As reported in the NewsTarget RSS feed at The Best Years in Life Health News 10,000 toxic chemicals need to be retested for human safety, warn scientists (NewsTarget) Approximately 10,000 chemicals currently on the market need to be retested for possible toxicity, according to a study published in the journal Science. The study authors warn that approximately one-third of carbon-based chemicals currently in commercial use may need to be retested, based on limitations of the tests previously used to determine toxicity. The danger rests on a class of chemic ...
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from Daily Health News at Bottom Line Secrets.com  Best Exercise for Aching Joints   A colleague recently dashed out of a meeting so she wouldn’t be late for a swimming lesson -- hers, not her son’s. She tells me she’s getting so much out of this new (for her) form of exercise that I ought to remind Daily Health News readers about its many benefits that can’t be obtained from the treadmill in the gym. Plus, it provides nice diversity to other workout routines. WATER WORKS... FOR EVERYONE Because it is beneficial for all sizes, shapes and ages, aquat ...
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As reported in the Medical News Today newsfeed at The Best Years in Life Health News: Nutritional And Environmental Interventions Can Help Decrease Child Deaths Worldwide Interventions that improve nutrition and environmental conditions can also provide substantial gains toward the goal of reducing child mortality, especially when the interventions prioritize the poor, according to a study in the October 24/31 issue of JAMA, a theme issue on poverty and human development. This issue of JAMA is being released early because of JAMA’s participation in an international collabo ...
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Which of course explains why the FDA has colloidal silver and companies like  CureZone sponsor Utopia Silver at the top of their hit list.   [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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Windpoint is not a fictional place and neither is the story a fictional story.  None of my stories posted here are fictional stories, in fact, although My First Trip to Destin, Florida does contain some slight fudging for effect, but not much.  I have been to the park many times and I fished the creeks around Lake Tawakoni before it was imounded as a lake.  Whatever you want to call Windpoint , it is a park built on a point of land and on the side I call a bluff it is mostly rocky and you have to descend downwards from the camping area to the water.  In other ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Only in the world that chooses a lifetime of managed illness over cures and compassion do we so callously and easily toss aside a  lifetime of accomplishments and brand someone as a crank when he tells the truth about what his experience has taught him IF that truth happens to go against the mainstream (bottom)line.  Wise and caring societies tend to revere the wisdom that comes with age.  But then no one here with a lick of sense ever mistook mainstream medicine’s message to be wise or caring. It was a nice try, given the huge handicap, to try to brush off such an ...
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The hour grows late and it is time to put all little piggies to bed - especially bad ones who have been telling us whoppers again.  So Doctor Fudenberg is a crank is he?  Oh yes, he is a crank allright, about as much of a crank as your defense of mainstream medicines and vaccines is valid. Let’s compare his credentials with YOURS and see who has the most credibility to talk about vaccines or any other area of medicine or science, shall we?  And paystubs from the AMA don’t count as credentials.   OK, First Fudenberg H. Hugh Fudenberg E ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Who are you trying to kid here?  Several people have found all kinds of problems with the flu and other vaccines.  Are your really so ignorant of the history of mainstream medicine or who it is that controls it that you think that mainstream journals would beat a path to the door of anyone who found fault with one of mainstream medicine’s sacred cash cows like vaccines? When that happens, just as it did for those who reported benefits for VITAMINS until a few decades ago, what really happens is that such evidence is shunned by mainstream publications and those who r ... [Image Embedded Here]
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A campaign and staff consist of a very large number of people.  It is easy to see how some could be duped by masters of deception.  It happened here after all - and at one time I was one of the duped. Most assuredly Ron Paul did not personally ask them - and after he looks into tthe matter, it is doubtful that anyone connected with him or his campaign will be calling on them further. DQ   [End]
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You really do have issues when someone posts something counter to what you post don’t you?  Too bad you are so sensitive - you have a history of mostly useful posts here on CureZone.  We SHOULD be on the same side here.  Like you, I too was once duped by Laibow/Stubblebine - imagine my embarassment and the taste of fresh crow after I posted on that foul group’s behalf both here at Curezone and at the Yahoo health group I host and moderate. Evidently UNLIKE you, I was willing to look at the facts, do some investigating and then admit that I was wrong (and n ...
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from NewsMax alerts Should You Get A Flu Shot? Millions of Americans will be lining up for their annual flu shot. But should they? Could a yearly flu shot make you more susceptible to developing Alzheimer’s disease? Unfortunately, the answer may be “yes.” One of the world’s leading immunologists, Dr. Hugh Fudenberg, conducted studies that found that people who receive the flu vaccine yearly for three to five years increase their risk of Alzheimer’s disease tenfold. He suggests the culprits are mercury and aluminum in the vaccines, but I be ...
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I guess Ron Paul’s campaign people have a few bigger priorities than reading my posts in CureZone.  I shudder to think of my name on a Laibow/Stubblebine list of any kind - although I am sure that by now I am on one, and it isn’t likely to be the "A" list for invites to the Xmas party. Wake up and smell the roses!  We ARE talking about the former head of military intelligence - not someone you normally see dropping into Mister Rogers neighborhood.  More like someone trained in the arts of deception at the highest level. A prime candidate, especia ...
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What my anti-Laibow/Stubblebine is all about is that those two wicked agents have a proven history of infiltrating groups and then dividing them, diverting attention and ultimately destroying credibiilty and I do not want to see them do the same to the issue of our freedom to determine how we address our own health issues, what we decide to utilize for our own bodies and our access to natural and alternative supplements and treatments. This quote from a veteran at the Mercola blogsite aptly describes that pair: "Those two have a long, clearly demonstrated, record of ...
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I am with you 100% on this one!  The best way to avoid finding out what Queen Hillary might proclaim is to avoid coronating her to begin with. The best choice for Health Freedom and the best choice to take back our country is Ron Paul. I am doing my part and would urge everyone else to do the same: http://www.tbyil.com/Ron%20Paul.htm Together we CAN win - and this may be our last best chance to stop what the New World Order folks have in mind for us. Thanks for the post - when  it comes to Ron Paul, it is always news about our health and our freedom to be able ...
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Newspeak: We must not have free thinking for the benefit of our free thinking citizens! Yes indeed, the rationale is clear - we must protect against dangerous free thinking citizens who "span all races, ethnicities, and religious beliefs" and their dangerous internet which "has aided in facilitating violent radicalization, ideologically based violence, and the homegrown terrorism process in the United States by providing access to broad and constant streams of terrorist-related propaganda to United States citizens." If we don’t, next thing you know som ...
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Maybe they should have the American Cancer Society come conduct a nice little poll and explain about all those naughty myths of toxic waste causing cancer? DQ   [End]
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I think that the 5th of September one time gift is a great idea - and so in the continuing the weekly Ron Paul Moneybomb.  I have links to both of them, as well as Ron Paul videos, voter registration and the official RonPaul2008 website at the webpage I devoted to endorsing and supporting Ron Paul: http://www.tbyil.com/Ron%20Paul.htm One problem I have is setting either an upper or lower limit on giving.  A person who can only afforct $10 should give as proudly, if not more so, that a person who gives $100 but could easily afford twice as much or more. ...
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Yeah, I thought that was a nice fluffy set up!  The really sad part is the harm such a tailor made for industry piece of junk like that will do.  Cancer is largely a man-made disease - but to hear the apologists, nothing man does is causing it.  No radiation, no chemicals in cosmetics or household products, no second hand smoke, no pesticides, no industrial chemicals, wastes or pollution.  So what did cause it? I know - fresh air, pure soils, clean water and natural plants!   I say we wipe them out! . . . . . Oh wait, someone ... [Image Embedded Here]
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And then you have that other proven monster and germ killer from old - SILVER!  I suggest we use garlic and silver to ward off the superbugs and reserve the remaining monster killers - wooden stakes and crosses - for the real bloodsuckers who try to substitute their Frankenbug potions. DQ   [End]
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Actually, the myth busting facts from this mainstream generated piece of propaganda are worse then the so-called myths they attempt to expose.  No wonder, just look who conducted the survey!  The AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY is completely mainstream and pharma industry oriented (one has only to look at their board of directors and the obvious conflicts of interest to understand why) and is also the world’s least charitable non-profit organization whose continued existence, exorbitant salaries and benefits all depends on continuing the $300 Billion a year cancer industry.&nbs ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Speaking of groups whose petitions you should not sign!  I have posted information over and over about the Laibow/Stubblebine health freedom fifth column working AGAINST true health freedom. Even the name of their group healthfreedomusa is a ripoff of a true health freedom group, healthfreedom.net Messages from their bogus Natural Solutions Foundation and Healthfreedomusa have no place in CureZone - they are agents for the other side that is against everything CureZone stands for!  If it is any consolation, I too fell for this pair of dirty double agents at first, until some ...
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My, my, my - are we touchy today? First of all, it was not Snopes, who is far from infallible, who posted their information here.  It was you.  And, more than just pass along their information, you used it to give advice and did so in response to MY post.  Therefore it is you and your posts I am addressing, as is logical and appropriate. Now, to the crux of it: You said do not sign the petition because of the information in your other post from Snopes.  But that information is mainly valid for circulated email petitions, not online petitions where you ... [Image Embedded Here]
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What Snope has to say about email petitions is correct - if you get one in your email that asks you to sign it an pass it on, instead pass it to your trashcan. However, do not confuse email petitions with online petitions or an email that points to an online petition site.  While email petitions that merely add your name and circulate about are indeed invalid, many reputable organizations collect the name, address, phone number, email addresses of people who have volunteered that information for an on-line petition.  This verifiable information can be considered as a valid s ...
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Actually, you  are incorrect.  While email petitions that merely add your name and circulate about are indeed invalid, many reputable organizations collect the name, address, phone number, email addresses of people who have volunteered that information for an on-line petition.  This verifiable information can be considered as a valid signature. The trick is to know the organization asking for such information - and to know their privacy policies for the use of your information. From a politician’s point of view, someone who took the time to register that infor ...
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