Two of mine, which took a few dings and nicks to come up with are: No one ever promised that life’s uncertain path would always be smooth andwhen you take the inevitable spill, you just have to pick yourself back up, maybe a little nicked and dinged here and there and hopefully a bit wiser, brush yourself off and keep putting one foot in front of the other - with a smile on your face, hope in your heart, and, in my case anyway, a bit of mischief in your eyes. and Perfect love comes not from finding someone perfect to love, but rather from finding how to love someone imperfect perf ...
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I posted this on the Jokes Forum earlier before I realized this one was around.  I am not sure if it is appropriate here, but I think it is FUNNEEEEEEEE! [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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I didn’t realize this forum was here or I would have posted this here earlier: “One doctor, singly like the sculler plies, The patient struggles, and by inches dies; But two physicians, like a pair of oars, Waft him right swiftly to the Stygian shores.” Author: Guillaume de Salluste Du Bartas Source: Divine Weekes and Workes--First Week--Sixth Day (l. 1,018) "The simplicity of truth is annoying to man." ( I think it applies to Doctors and Medicine!) Author: Goethe “But nothing is more estimable than a physician who, having studied nature from his youth, ...
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LOL - thanks. I don’ think I could handle another forum though. I already have one elsewhere and spend wayyyyy too much time posting here. Is there a Curezone Anonymous anywhere? I have a book deal to do, articles to write, a documentary to do, website to finish, song demo to record . . . so what am I doing? Posting about love - lol. Speaking of love, I have been a bit reluctant to crawl back out on that limb again. It can be a long hard fall and I know every branch on the way down! But I know that someday I must. You know how it goes, to ”love and have lost is better than to ne ...
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You remember something Hendrix said? I think I was in a Purple Haze back then . . . ( - :   [End]
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Marriage You have two choices in life: You can stay single and be miserable, or get married and wish you were dead. --------------------------------------------------------------------- At the cocktail party, one woman said to another, ”Aren’t you wearing your wedding ring on the wrong finger?” The other women replied, ”Yes I am, I married the wrong man.” --------------------------------------------------------------------- A lady inserted an ’ad’ in the classifieds: ”Husband wanted”. Next day she received a hundred letters. They all said the same thing: ”You can have mine.” --- ...
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How true! No matter how hard you might want it to happen, or try to make it happen, love simply happens. Or not. On the other hand, one cannot simply live on a mountain top and say ”here I am” and expend it to find you there - lol. Than again, one never knows. I think my final and greatest love is yet to come. In the meanwhile, there is much I must do. :- )   [End]
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It has been going on a long, long time - and the ones who hold the real power are decades, if not centuries, ahead of us in their planning. Look at what is happening with the world and federal banking systems today that is the culmination of groundwork laid over 200 years ago in Europe). The real elite of the world believe that they are its rightful masters and they know that an increasing population leaves less natural resources and land for them to divide amongst themselves. It is to their advantage to decrease world population and we should not for a moment believe that don’t alrea ...
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Perfect love comes not from finding someone perfect to love, but rather from finding how to love someone imperfect perfectly.   [End]
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Should I put it in the Marketplace Forum? :-) (I AM single, btw)   [End]
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"drugs are just as effective" Herbs, vegetables, fruits and other natural alternative are even more effective, less expensive and far less dangerous.  Garlic, onions, ginko, horsetail root, green leafy veggies, folic acid, potassium, all clovers, skullcap, valerian, lemon balm . . . to name just a handful. DQ   [End]
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They are too busy focusing on the ”real” threats to our health, such as multi-vitamins, colloidal silver, anti-oxidants, nature . . . .   [End]
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Thanks to one of my own forum members for this post: I think we should always keep in mind, that when these studies are done on salt, the salt is processed, white, and in the eyes of most nutritionists, poisonous. (Brand name deleted) Sea Salt is a nutritional salt that can even be used safely by people with hypertension because of the sodium/potassium ratio. It also contains natural lithium salts which helps maintain mental health. When Dr Albert Schweitzer first noticed cancer in Africa, he knew it was due to the influx of American food, and he quickly suspected the salt. ...
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You can see it in my profile. I am the mod for the Yahoo " oleandersoup" group. It’s a forum about oleander remedies and natural health.  Mostly I write articles and books about natural health, particularly about natural remedies for cancer. I also write song lyrics and humorous (or so I hope) anecdotal stories about my miss-spent youth. Sometimes laughter is the best medicine of all. DQ   [End]
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and got my hand spanked with a ruler and sat in the corner a time or two . . :-)   [End]
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From Herbal Musings:  Get Your Vacuum Cleaner Ready Southern Ocean losing ability to soak up carbon dioxide, researchers say If you’re counting on the seas to soak up excess emissions and get us out of this climate mess, you might need a new plan. Scientists say Antarctica’s Southern Ocean, a whopper of a "carbon sink," is losing its ability to absorb more carbon dioxide. The findings, published in the journal Science , suggest that warming temperatures have intensified winds, those winds help bring carbon up from the depths of the ocean, and that stirr ...
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Would you prefer ”Tallywhacker Bush Bats and the Doo Doo Eating Dog” or ”The Revenge of the Jalapeno Toilet Paper”? :-)   [End]
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Really? I wonder who the culprit is! That is me, my wife (ex-wife), my stepdaughter and my very young son - who is now 27 years old. It was sent to me by one of my cousins after he had it converted from an old video format to mpeg. I have shared it with several people over the past few years and have had it as an unadvertised file on websites so I could give people links to watch it, so in sense I guess I did publish it to the net - but I did not realize it was making the rounds. Yikes!   [End]
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What I want is the fairy tale and nothing less! I am looking for someone to fall in love with for the last and greatest time in my life, and then fall a little more in love with her every day for the rest of my life. Someone who will be my best friend, passionate lover, partner in crime (smile) and fellow adventurer and who will walk hand in hand with me for the rest of this crazy and exciting journey we call life. A love where, many years later we will still have much of the same smoldering passion left over from the white hot heat of our initial lovemaking. And where, twenty, even thi ...
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“ When you love you should not say, God is in my heart, But rather, I am in the heart of  God”  -  The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran   “Absence is to love what wind is to fire;  it extinguishes the small, it enkindles the great” - Roger De Bussy-Rabutin   “Doubt thou the stars are fire, doubt the sun doth move, doubt truth to   be a liar, but never doubt thy love.” - Hamlet by William Shakespeare   “Le coeur a ses raisons  que la raison ne connait point.”   ...
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Many years ago, a family member was recording when I happened to touch an electric fence.  If I could have just taken those moves to the dance floor . . . . http://www.rose-laurel.com/electric_fence.mpg [Image Embedded Here] [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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from BBC News: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/6680185.stm H pylori is the main cause of stomach ulcers The bug that causes stomach ulcers may be more likely to cause disease when exposed to high concentrations of salt, a US team of researchers has said. Two genes associated with the potency of Helicobacter pylori became more active if a lot of salt is present. Presenting the results at the American Society for Microbiology ... [Image Embedded Here]
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From Bottom Liine Secrets Newsletter 10 Surprising Ways to Stay Healthy and Control Your Weight Mehmet C. Oz, MD Integrated Medical Center hether you’re trying to lose weight or simply find a healthful eating plan you can stick with, you’re bound to fail if you try to stay on a diet. Invariably, people on diets end up depriving themselves of certain foods and/or scrupulously counting calories. Problem: Virtually no one can maintain long-term deprivation because our bodies are programmed to avoid this type of ongoing discomfort. And calorie restriction cause ... [Image Embedded Here]
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I grow my grass for maximum nutrient density.Then I consume it solo,chewing the grass juice for 60-90sec..The more enzymes the more pungent the taste.The closer you grow to the jointing stage the ... [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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(This is not actually a joke so much as an anecdotal story I wrote about a trip to the beach I took many years ago, when cheap tanning oil and a swarm or angry bees combined to take a humorous turn) ”My first trip to Destin, Florida” Have you ever been to Destin, Florida? I love the white sand beaches, moderate climate and beautiful clear blue ocean there, although it’s a much more touristy kind of place than it was about 30 years ago when I first went there with my father, step mother, half-sister, and other family members. I remember that we checked into this one and a half star ...
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From the Moss Reports Newsletter http://www.cancerdecisions.com/052707.html CANCER DOCTORS ARE PAID TO PRESCRIBE DUBIOUS DRUGS - PART II (Last week, I began a two-part discussion of the class of drugs called epoetins, or erythropoiesis stimulating agents (ESAs), which are widely used in the treatment of cancer-related anemia. I conclude that discussion, with references, this week.) Double Dipping Drug company kickbacks to doctors who prescribe epoetins such as Aranesp, Procrit and Epogen total hundreds of millions of dollars per year and are considered an important sourc ... [Image Embedded Here]
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I always pictured McDaonalds as having a huge vat of Mac Mix goop that they used to make every item on the menu, as well as the containers, differing only in which molds they poured it in and how they colored and cooked it (or froze it and sweetened it for the shakes). Haven’t figured out yet how they do the salads . . . . :-)   [End]
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from Jon Barron’s Blogsite http://www.jonbarron.org/blog_published/2007/05/hillary_clintons_healthcare_p... Hillary Clinton’s Healthcare Proposal -- Posted on: May 26, 2007 10:00 PM Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton unveiled her strategy for health care reform, focusing on a seven point plan to reduce healthcare costs by some $120 billion. Under her cost control proposal, insurers would have to follow the recommendations of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force on what preventive care to cover. The federal advisory panel consist ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Good post! Due to greed and ignorance, we have sacrificed nutrition and health for taste, texture, color (eye appeal) and shelf life by processing out the nutrients and adding in harmful chemicals. DQ   [End]
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The problem continues after birth too.  Pesticides are stored in fatty tissues and fatty tissues are a source for mother’s milk. Take a look at: Mother’s milk or mother’s poison www.eap.mcgill.ca/MagRack/JPR/JPR_07.htm   [End]
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Our bodies crave proper nutrition, by which I mean vitamins, minerals, and other healthy essentials. When we do not get them from the over-processed foods and crops grown in mineral depleted soils, we often are still hungry no matter how much we eat. And so we eat and eat and eat and are still not satisfied. Consider also the explosion of fast food restaurants, microwaved crap meals and the increase in consumption of carbonated soda drinks. I know of people who have lost weight simply be eliminating soft drinks and doing nothing else. I once did it myself. DQ   [End]
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The whistle blower should have read the quote from a past FDA Commissioner that pretty much says it all: ”The FDA ’protects’ the big drug companies and are subsequently rewarded, and using the government’s police powers they attack those who threaten the big drug companies. People think that the FDA is protecting them. It isn’t. What the FDA is doing and what the public thinks it is doing are as different as night and day.” Dr. Herbert Ley Former U.S. FDA Commissioner DQ   [End]
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I was looking back through my own forum and ran across this forgotten little jewel I posted in January 2005: THE YEAR’S BEST [ACTUAL] HEADLINES OF 2004: Crack Found on Governor’s Daughter [imagine that!] Something Went Wrong in Jet Crash, Expert Says [no, really?] Police Begin Campaign to Run Down Jaywalkers [now that’s taking things a bit far!] Is There a Ring of Debris around Uranus? [remember, front to back, front to back!] Panda Mating Fails; Veterinarian Takes Over [what a guy!] Miners Refuse! to Work after Death [no-good-for-nothin’ lazy so-and-sos! ...
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As I have posted a few times, I do not yet know enough about using baking soda to give advice, but it appears to be a good thing to do. One thing I have been researching lately is inositol/IP6, including conducting several interviews with poeple who use it and consulting with a noted cancer researcher in South Africa I know. Inositol/IP6 appears to have amazing abilities to quickly destroy cancer tumours and I think that perhaps that would be the first step I would take. One caution: Inositol/IP6 destroys tumors but does not address the underlying problems that led to the cancer and ...
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Yet another glaring instance of the FDA showing who they really serve: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. health authorities were aware of a type of heart risk linked to GlaxoSmithKline Plc’s widely prescribed diabetes drug Avandia and another competitor nearly five years ago, consumer advocacy group Public Citizen said on Tuesday. In 2002, U.S. Food and Drug Administration staff scientists called for reports of congestive heart failure to be included on the label of Avandia as well as Actos, made by Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd., the group said, citing an internal FDA document. ...
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Very important post we all should heed - it points out where some of the real action and concerns are. In my opinion  S1082, the Trilateral Charter, Codex and the FDA CAM guidelines all merit attention by everyone concerned about natural health and our freedom of ccess to supplements and treatments we choose. I am not sure what is up with the kooks at the NSF, but I have warned that there appropriately labeled "sky is falling" campaign has served to distract from other important issues. Which is not to say that the FDA guidelines issue does not merit con ...
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From Silver Colloids Scientific Information on Colloidal Silver: The Herxheimer Reaction - Feeling worse before feeling better The Herxheimer Reaction is a short-term (from days to a few weeks) detoxification reaction in the body. As the body detoxifies, it is not uncommon to experience flu-like symptoms including headache, joint and muscle pain, body aches, sore throat, general malaise, sweating, chills, nausea or other symptoms. This is a normal — and even healthy — reaction that indicates that parasites, fungus, viruses, bacteria or other path ...
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from my book " Collected Remedies", also posted at http://www.tbyil.com/poisonivy.htm Remedies for Poison Ivy and Poison Oak Spring through fall are prime seasons for poison ivy and poison oak.   Stop the itching, spread and blisters with these home and natural remedies:               •Stop the itch of a poison ivy rash and prevent it from spreading with the following homemade paste: Mix one tablespoon of salt and 1/8 teaspoon of peppermint essential oil (Mentha piperita) with 1 to 2 c ...
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Very true and very good advice. In the case of the entry on Clark, the information was well referenced and it checked out to be quite accurate. Such is surely not always the case at Wikipedia.   [End]
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It might at that - I am NO expert on baking soda. I like most of the other ingredients too: Potassium, magnesium, citric acid too (depends on the form). Not so keen on mannitol though. DQ   [End]
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Who knows, maybe they are on to something, but even if they are, they will blow it. It adds no point to me when they cite the latest red herring great hope - DCA. It still sounds to me like they are going to be treating symptoms (what the changed cells are doing) and manipulating by science instead of treating the underlying causes that led the cells to begin acting differently to begin with. How many studies and new theories and discoveries offering ”new insights” and ”great promise” over the past 50 plus years, while cancer continues to rise around the world? Fifty years of trottin ...
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from 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. The shower finished, she towel dries and spreads on an even coat of Contaminant, Polycyclic Aromatic ...
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Some good comments from the HSI Healthier Talk Community: A member named Ignacius starts things off appropriately with some sly sarcasm: ”My uncle died from prostate cancer and I know for a fact that he took zinc and selenium. That’s proof positive for me. He was 92.” Pinballdoctor: ”Let me see if I understand this correctly... The National Cancer Institute says its ok to get all kinds of gamma x-rays, radiation that can shake your fillings loose, and that’s ok, and chemo, which might be beneficial on Hodgkin’s or testicular cancer, otherwise is useless because it drains the immune s ...
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For a government that is so quick to trot out the ”Support Our Troops” slogans to justify sending them into harms way at it’s whim, it surely has not done a very good job of how well it treats them. Look at the scandalous conditions at Walter Reed hospital. Or at how veterans are denied benefits for mental conditions and toxic exposures suffered while serving our country. Look at the illegal experiments that have been performed on them. Such as the syphillis and other biological experiments performed on black soldiers beginning in 1942. From 1955 to 1972 Army doctors gave soldie ...
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"I know the benzene claim all seems to come stem from something said by Hulda Clark" There you have it: Hulda Clark with her mail order Natupopathic Doctors degree from a non-accredited college and her history of fraud and quackery.  I know she has her own navigation button here, and will likely ruffle a few feathers, but in my opinion she is a charlatan of the first degree! Wikipedia is not always the best source of information about natural health and has questionable information about some prominent figure and protocols, but in the case of Clark, they are ...
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I am not yet familiar enough with the baking soda idea, but am intrigued and looking into it. I think it would be helpful provided that a proper grade is chosen Right now, I think I would start off with an inositol/IP6 regimen. I happen to be working closely with a distributor and have been interviewing locals who report amazing success in ridding cancer and tumors in a very short period of time. However, while inositol/IP6 such as found in a product called Cell Forte, does wonders in ridding tumors and cancers, it does not really address the underlying causes. For that reason, I woul ...
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I seem to recall liking hemp oil myself . . . . oh, you mean the supplement! : ) The omega-3 supplement I take now has Flaxseed, Evening Primrose, Cold Pressed Canola, Black Currant, and Pumpkin Seed oils. The guys I work with have some incredible stuff. DQ   [End]
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Very important post! And much is the shame, because oily deep water fish are such a great source of omega-3. I have to wonder if there is adequate testing for the fish oil so many use for omega-3 supplementation? DQ   [End]
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A recent newsletter from Jon Barron included this eye-opening and jaw dropping graphic from the U. S. Center for Disease Control which is posted at   www.weight.com (Is it my imagination or does this chart pretty much cover the same time period that low-fat foods were becoming increasingly popular?) Just amazing! DQ [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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I got this in my mail moments ago and am passing it along: To whom it may concern;   My name is Jason Cutler, and I’m writing you from MedQuest Facilities and Recruiting, Inc, here in Chicago.  I’m writing you today regarding a market research study we’re conducting with patients who’ve been diagnosed with Hepatitis C. The study is done on-line, takes about 45 minutes, and we do compensate the participants with a $50 honorarium.    Rather than rudely poster a flyer announcing this study on message boards, I’m forwarding it to you, in case you t ...
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LOL! I guess when your world revolves around ”uranus” anything is possible. : )   [End]
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That is what they are doing if they suppress safe, effective and inexpensive natural remedies provided by nature and push ineffective, dangerous and hugely expensive ones made by man. DQ   [End]
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Actually, not surprising to me to see that an agency who labels God/Nature a quack might consider womanhood as a disease. Given the idiots who proposed the mandatory vaccination of school girls, they aren’t alone either. DQ   [End]
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You are very right - the obstacles would be tremendous. Even so, it is an interesting idea. As I said, the idea is not mine, but one of a friend’s that I threw out for discussion. The cause is a worthy one, but I personally have far too much going on and far too little resources to attempt such a thing. Which is not to say that I would not support it or lend a hand if it were to happen. No matter what the obstacles and what powers are arraigned against us on the other side, right is right and what we have now is something else entirely. Here is the actual message I recei ...
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I haven’t planned on such a campaign, just throwing out a suggestion my friend made. I( think it would take someone with far more recognition, connections, clout and go-power than this humble struggling author, researcher and advocate. If it happened, perhaps they should ask for $10 but settle for any amount below or above??? DQ   [End]
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I have a good friend and well known alternative health person who has suggested that we all band together and mount a massive email campaign where each person contributes only a dollar until we have a warchest to hire a prominent attorney to sue the powers that be for their abuse of our rights, misapplication of the laws and constitution AND their monopoly on our health. It would surely be a David versus Goliath kind of thing, but a decent amount of money - say a million dollars or more, could hire some pretty good lawyers - and some of the hotshots might like the publicity of taking on ...
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From the Baseline of Health Newsletter: Obesity is on the march. The numbers are undeniable. 127 million adults in the U.S. are overweight. 60 million obese. 9 million severely obese. And it’s not just the United States. The rest of the world is keeping pace pound for pound. As a species, we are getting steadily ... [Image Embedded Here]
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From Bottom Line’s Daily Health News: Health Food Imposters As you may have noticed, the reputation of some foods seems to change as often as the weather. Last week in Daily Health News I talked about foods we once shunned, but now embrace as good for us -- certain fats, coconut oil, whole eggs and even coffee come to mind. Then there’s the flip side. The grocery store aisles now abound with foods purported to be healthy, but in fact are junk disguised in wholesome packaging. A prime example of this from recent history is margarine. It was introduced as a healthy al ...
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That is good to know.  Thanks to what I have learned and am learning in curezone, Iodine will have an important role to play in the core anti-cancer protocol in my book. I love Curezone and am getting ready to do something special for them - watch the marketplace section. I know what you mean about hating it when a rural setting becomes urbanized.  Not so much worry about the for the time being where I live now.   [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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"Their are plenty of treatments out their that work way better than what todays doctors are forced to use. It’s not like we need someone to come forward with some new inovative ideas to be ignored yet again." Without a doubt.  Maybe, just maybe, this might be an opportunity to introduce some of them if we can get past the vested interests.  I won’t hold my breath though, knowing the money that is at stake and who the opponents are. "http://www.cancertutor.com/" That is a good site indeed - my friend Webster Kehr’s site is an excellent one ...
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Very good points. GM crops are a true nightmare. Just like man’s failed attempts to better nature in healing, when man tries to modify what nature has provided we have a horrible record, and the recent revelations about cancer and other illnesses being linked to GM crops is but the tip of the iceberg I fear. In Canada, court decisions have ruled that the patent holder of GM crops has the right to the seeds and that farmers may not replant their own seeds if they grew GM crops but instead have to buy new seeds year after year. If they do not and their crops are found to contain mark ...
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What gets me is that now they are diagnosing the new fad behaviorial disorders earlier and earlier and prescribing meds for children as young as 4 years old! And we think the street vendors are bad? They’re conditioning and hooking OUR KIDS to a lifetime of drugs before they even enter grade school. How truly evil! Gotta keep finding ways to expand that marketplace doncha know! Yet another example of modern medicine supplanting natural remedies with dangerous side effect laden drugs. Yes, when I was in grade school there were natural remedies for behavioral disorders that wor ...
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A very good point. I supplement with plant derived minerals. And I have no whole system filtration system here. Just a 300 foot well drilled deep into the Edwards Aquifer. DQ   [End]
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Hot tubs and swimming pools are especially bad (damn it!), with much higher chlorine levels than tap water.  You really need a whole house system (and by that I mean inside and out).  Even toilet water and dish water (if you wear protective gloves) give off chlorine fumes.  I know the original topic here was floride (one of the worst health hoaxes ever pulled off), but I assume much that holds true for both. From the Australian Magazine, Nature and Health: Chlorinated Water and Unknown Hazards of the Shower There is another side to the chlorine-water story. W ...
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Great post! It isn’t just what we drink that we should be worried about either.  The human skin absorbs an alarming amount of chlorine, floride and other dangerous chemicals and toxins.  How many of you drink filtered water yet take baths and showers and wash dishes in non-filtered water? For that many, how many of us drink filtered water yet use tap water to make tea, coffee, other drinks, soups, etc.? Filtering tap water and/or drinking filtered water is a nice start, but not nearly enough.   Only an entire water system (whole house) filtration system provides the pr ...
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Did you know that in the US, in order to qualify as organic, the soil only has to have not had any chemical fertilizers or pesticides used for a mere 36 months? Also, any food labeled as ”organic” may contain as much as 5% of non-organic substances. ”Organically grown” may contain as much as 30% non-organics. Only the label ”100% organic” must contain no non-organic substances. And then there is this issue: while ”organic” foods may be safer due to lack of contaminants (at least within the past 3 years - see above), the label means nothing when it comes to nutrition. A qualif ...
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Yes, that is the one. I might mention (sorry for the advertisement) that the information in that post is but one of hundreds of entries for natural and home remedies that comes in another book I wrote, and that there is a link on the website for a combo offer that adds the second book for only $3 additional. Just FYI. DQ   [End]
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You might be right - although I am sure many will suggest similar things to what I would, and who knows how receptive the ears really will be? I can promise that I WILL make suggestions, prize or not. My first suggestion will be to look outside funding or studies connected to those whose only marketplace is our bodies and would stand to lose out if the $400 Billion a year cancer industry would be hurt by a cure or largely effective treatment. DQ   [End]
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I’ll have to scold my friend David Bonello (again) - lol I posted the article intact. Spelling, punctuation and grammar aside, I think it is a very good article and one that I recommend highly. Tony   [End]
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Yeah, me too. Shhhhhh! : )   [End]
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Thanks! It is done. Tony   [End]
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There is nothing inherently wrong with fermentation. Fermented soy is the ONLY safe and healthy form of soy, for example, and fermented grains are the best form of grains to consume (although only small amounts of grain consumption is really healthy, despite what the ”authorities” tell you). You are right though, the resveratrol in grapes is what is important. An even better source would be pomegranate juice - my favorite anti-oxidant juice of all.   [End]
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Good for you! BTW, olive leaf extract is an excellent anti-viral. So is oleander and Colloidal Silver. Should the avian flu ever mutate to human form anti-virals will be essential. Unlike most flus, which prey mostly on the weak and the elderly, the bird flus, like the horrific Spanish Flu of 1918-19, attack the most healthy and robust most of all. We have no natural antibodies for such flus, having not been exposed to them in our lifetime, and so what happens is that our own immune systems kill us by pouring a cascade of chemicals into our lungs trying to beat the flu - and we lite ...
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No, my book does not indicate that since it was written primarily about Cancer remedies - although it does make reference to diabetes many other illnesses and conditions when it speaks about specific herbs and supplements. Thanks for asking - I SHOULD include that information in the book and will do so soon (the good thing about an ebook is that you can instantly update and edit it). A French Publishing company has approached me about writing a book solely about oleander and that is a project that may come to fruition someday, but for now I have a major book project that takes up mos ...
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Certainly anything that is among the most potent immune boosters, if not THE most potent immune booster, known to man would have to be beneficial in boosting antibodies, which are a vital part of our body’s natural immune system response to infection and foreign invaders. Since you ask, the product I like best of all is the wonderful oleander based OPC product. There are at least two commercial sources online which sell the product for $299 to $345 per 500ml bottle; however, a much better and more reliable option is to purchase it directly from the patent holder (who licenses those comm ...
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"the alternative health field has tripled in business in the last five years." "there is growing concern in the medical field that many of these advisors are offering cures that go against modern medicine." "Some doctors said it also cuts into their business." And there are the key quotes we need be concerned about, no matter what state we live in.  After 50 years of broken promises of cures being right around the corner and an onslaught of largely ineffective, expensive and often dangerous drugs that only treat symptoms and have s ...
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That sounds like a wonderful adventure.   Well, maybe more wonderful 15-20 years or more ago than now - lol.   I love to camp and fish and do just about anything outdoors and have all my life.   Right now I am living in a little unibomber’s home-built hunting trailer on top of a hill in the Texas Hill Country while I waiting on the regular place to get readied with power, septic, water, etc.   Two bunk beds, home made shelves and table, etc. . . . of course there is the A/C and the DSL  : )   Was kind of hairy b ... [Image Embedded Here]
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I post a lot about it because I researched it and it is the main topic of the book I wrote, ”Cancer’s Natural Enemy”. I wholeheartedly recommend properly prepared oleander extract as a supplement for good health. An aqueous extract of oleander (nerium oleander extract) was tested in 1986-87 in Europe and found to have six times the immune stimulating activity of the most potent patented immune stimulators known to man. Oleander is a tremendous immune booster that also attacks abnormal cells, and only abnormal cells, and it crosses the blood brain barrier too (making it extremely eff ...
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I was born in Texas and have lived here forever except for a few months in Wyoming. I have never lived in the beautiful hill country though! It surely does beat looking out the window at four lanes of traffic in Dallas to look at dipping valleys and soaring mini-mountains. Thanks!   [End]
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Interesting. The oleander remedy I write about is the basis of a product patented by the researcher in South Africa, and the new formulation is 80% oleander and 20% Sutherlandia Frutescans. He has tested it and found it to be as potent or more so than the original formula, which contained 80% oleander and the remaining 20% a combination of the ABM mushroom, cat’s claw and pau d’arco - three items I have very high regards for. As you may have seen in my earlier posts, his product has been used on 350 HIV-AIDs patients over the past three years and all are alive and well with HIV symptom ...
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You sound like you could be describing me! Thanks also for your post. : )   [End]
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Why, thank you! I try my best to keep my foot out of my mouth and other people’s feet out of my posterior. I am certainly far from infallible. My advice is to always do your own due diligence and research on any given subject so that you can make your own informed judgments without relying on any one single opinion, including my own. : )   [End]
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That is what we are here for! I should add that I will soon be adding this plant to my remedies book in seveal sections, including diabetes: Sutherlandia Frutescans, also known as the South African Cancer Bush. I am extremely impressed with what I am learning about S. Frutescans and am in touch with a noted South African researcher who is conducting trials on it for Cancer and HIV-AIDS along with an aqueous oleander extract (the main subject of my other book). Here is a great source of information on the plant: http://www.sutherlandia.org/diabetes.html   [End]
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You are quite welcome. Since I see that Dr. Clark has her own button at the top of the navigation bar here, maybe we should move on to safer grounds. : )   [End]
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Yeah, it surprised me too. However, they do keep tabs on all the edits and changes and so you have to know what you are posting and be able to back it up with citations and sources. And it likely only takes one really bad edit or addition to get banned and/or have the section where the bad info was posted closely monitored or restricted. I too would hate to see a bunch of misinformed entires for holistic and alternative healing - but when you look at it, that is by and large what they have now, so perhaps it would be good to have people who know their stuff and have the proper refer ...
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I merely posted a blog by one of my favorite alternative health voices whom I consider a mentor, Jon Barron. But to answer your question, the way it works is this. By far the majority of research studies is funded directly or indirectly by the huge world pharmaceutical empire. I think that most of us have a pretty good idea of the ethics of those guys when it comes to profit versus humanity. They do NOT spend their money to get negative results - they spend their money, with billions often at stake, to get their products approved and to suppress competition - which is why 1 in 5 rese ...
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On the other hand, it has a very good description of ”oleander” which is not the usual outdated mainstrea misinformation. I should know - I wrote most of it! You see, Wikipedia is an open-source directory. ANYONE can post information as well as edit existing information there. Which means that anyone who feels that they have more valid information about a given subject such as Gerson and/or feels that the existing information is erroneous, can log on and change it like I did. Enjoy! : )   [End]
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From the Jon Barron Blogsite:  Science vs. Antioxidants -- Posted on: May 18, 2007 5:27 AM The current issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI) contains the result of a study that is likely to get major play in the press. The study used questionnaires to track some 300,000 men over a five year period in an attempt to analyze the effect of multivitamin/antioxidant supplements on prostate cancer. The study reported that there was no association between multivitamin use and the risk of actually getting prostate cance ... [Image Embedded Here]
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You might wish to consider adding the oleander remedy and the three anti-oxidants used in the Berkson study too - but it sounds like you are doing well and you are to be congratulated for your discipline and progress. One thing to keep in mind about CS - which I love and have a very close friend who makes the best on the planet - and that is that you need to supplement it from time to time with some good probiotics as CS is not selective when it comes to wiping out both good and bad intestinal bacteria. Just FYI - I am working in collaboration with the sister of the man who devised t ...
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I agree - we should practice what we preach. However, many of us are preaching to those who have or fear cancer of other serious conditions while we do not as yet have such conditions ourselves, and so we fudge. Which explains the Honey Chicken Biscuit I grabbed at Whataburger this morning (blush) and the piece of lemon meringue pie I had two days ago when a sweet lady at work brought some in (double blush). On the other hand, I take a large number of healthy supplements - including the home remedy ”oleander soup” that I write about, drink reverse osmosis filtered spring water, eat ...
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Meaning that many of us who advocate natural and alternative healing consider Hulda Clark (who has a legitmate PhD in physiology, but only a correspondence course degree from an unaccredited college in Naturopathy) a fraud - and that includes far wiser and better credentialed people than myself. For example, one of the foremost figures in alternative and natural healing, Dr. Ray Sahelian considers her book The Cure for All Cancers "a pitiful book" Here is an excerpt from the Wikipedia entry for Hulda Clark : In 1993, while Clark lived and practiced in Indian ...
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Thanks for the excellent post and information.   One of my books, "Collected Remedies" owes much of it’s content to active and knowledgeable forum members like you - and I see now that I will be adding a bit more  thanks to your post (the good thing about an ebook - you can instantly make additions and corrections). Here is what my book presently contains: Diabetes Diabetes is a metabolic disorder in which blood-sugar (glucose) levels are above normal—either the body doesn’t produce enough of the hormone insulin, which breaks down su ...
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Yet another instance of where mainstream medicine prescribes largely ineffective and dangerous drugs created in man’s labs when the problem can be addressed much more safely, effectively and less expensively by nature.   [End]
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Many of us feel that Hulda Clark is full of more than herself!   [End]
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Very true and well said. Our founding fathers intended for our government to be set up where each individual was supposed to be sovereign and power was to be granted by the individual to the government, not vice versa.   [End]
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You are something else, Vulcanel! LOL You would likely get along famously with my friend who owns the Utopia Silver company. He was the local Republican chairman, but quit when he thought they were too liberal. He’s also engaged in a battle with the FDA. It seems that they singled out his company to make a test case of and set the precedence for going after colloidal silver makers and sellers. Unfortunately for them, they drew the judge in Austin who quashed Robin Hood and is a strict constitutionalist, and he’s already made them make concessions they aren’t used to making. My f ...
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”Once you’ve seen 15 different ways cancers are cured, you start to see connections, that teaches you something about the nature of the cancer, and the body, that is printed nowhere. I hope to change that a bit during the course of the next year. A major reason I moved to the scenic beauty and solitude of the Texas Hill Country was to devote up to the next twelve months researching and writing a book that will attempt to address as much as possible about what we know about cancer and it’s underlying causes and the natural ways to beat and avoid cancer that addresses those causes. A ...
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Ah, that explains the funky taste of my wine! : ) Trusting only MD’s or qualified medical professionals is understandable. The drawback, of course, is that you are trusting someone who has been taught very little about the role of proper diet, exercise and lifestyle, has been taught that the only way to treat illness and disease is to prescribe approved medication and that natural alternatives are ineffective and dangerous. I agree that a lot of people think they know a bit about curing who really just jump on one or more popular bandwagon without bothering to find out if it rea ...
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