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(103, 'Red meat triggers toxic immune reaction which leads an increased risk for cancer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/24/red-meat-triggers-toxic-immune-reaction-which-leads-an-increased-risk-for-cancer/', 'Red meat triggers toxic immune reaction which leads an increased risk for cancer!\nScientists at the University of California discovered that the human body views red meat as a foreign invader and launches an immune response\nBut for the first time scientists think they know what is causing the effect. The body, it seems, views red meat as a foreign invader and sparks a toxic immune response.\nNow they have discovered that pork, beef and lamb contains a sugar which is naturally produced by other carnivores but not humans.\nIt means that when humans eat red meat, the body triggers an immune response to the foreign sugar, producing antibodies which spark inflammation, and eventually cancer.\nRed meat blamed for one in 10 early deaths 12 Mar 2012\nEat less red meat to help save the planet, say academics 31 Aug 2014\nA sausage a day increases risk of deadly pancreatic cancer 12 Jan 2012\nIn other carnivores the immune system does not kick in, because the sugar – called Neu5Gc – is already in the body.\nScientists at the University of California proved that mice which were genetically engineered so they did not produce Neu5Gc naturally developed tumours when they were fed the sugar.\n“This is the first time we have directly shown that mimicking the exact situation in humans increases spontaneous cancers in mice,” said Dr Ajit Varki, Professor of Medicine and Cellular and Molecular Medicine at the University of California.\n“The final proof in humans will be much harder to come by.\n“This work may also help explain potential connections of red meat consumption to other diseases exacerbated by chronic inflammation, such as atherosclerosis and type 2 diabetes.\n“Of course, moderate amounts of red meat can be a source of good nutrition for young people. We hope that our work will eventually lead the way to practical solutions for this catch-22.”\nHealth experts recommend eating no more than 2.5oz (70g) a day, the equivalent of three slices of ham, one lamb chop or two slices of roast beef a day\nA study published by Harvard University in June suggested that a diet high in red meat raised the risk of breast cancer for women by 22 per cent.\nIn 2005 a study found those who regularly ate 5.6oz (160g) of red meat a day had one third higher risk of bowel cancer.\nThe average person in the UK has 2.5oz (70g) meat a day 3oz (88g) among men, 2oz (52g) among women) but 33 per cent have more than 3.5oz (100g) a day.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.04307868331670761, -0.027143264189362526, -0.025731880217790604, 0.08125744760036469, 0.01999785751104355, 0.0005272011621855199, 0.04382225498557091, 0.07407338917255402, 0.027175847440958023, 0.013675086200237274, -0.01573466882109642, 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(104, 'The Dangers of Drinking Cow’s Milk', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/10/the-dangers-of-drinking-cows-milk/', 'The Dangers of Drinking Cow’s Milk\nOne of my favorite milks that I drink every day is our Green Milk which contains fresh organic almond milk with fresh organic greens of spinach, cucumber and celery.\nClick here: http://www.phmiracleliving.com/t-reci… to get ALL the new Fun Food Show episodes the day they come out (Only a few select cooking videos will be posted here on Youtube.)\nTo check our pH cookbooks click here: http://www.phmiracleliving.com/c-67-c…\nFor additional information on alkaline foods and drinks and the Green Milk recipe go to:\nhttps://www.youtube.com/user/pHMiracleCenter\nhttp://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\n– Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN, DCBCN, DABFM\nThe Cancer Prevention Coalition and Food & Water. New study Warns of Breast and Colon Cancer Risks from rBGH Milk. 1996 January 23. PETA. Cows Used for Their Milk. The Dairy Industry. Adkinson RW, Gough RH, Graham R, Yilmaz A. Implications of proposed changes in bulk tank somatic cell count regulations. J Dairy Sci. 2001 Feb;84(2):370-4 The Merck Veterinary Manual. Mastitis in Cattle. Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.007739191874861717, -0.0955832302570343, -0.021882304921746254, 0.009855318814516068, 0.026595650240778923, 0.045296888798475266, -0.030385375022888184, 0.07733650505542755, -0.038332510739564896, -0.0582844614982605, -0.012728667818009853, -0.006703245919197798, -0.012606880627572536, -0.056913767009973526, -0.026011837646365166, -0.010323845781385899, 0.010929909534752369, -0.009352677501738071, -0.06807613372802734, -0.01950102299451828, 0.030131671577692032, -0.013657456263899803, -0.015077675692737103, 0.09833497554063797, -0.022422151640057564, -0.05130581557750702, 0.07222408801317215, -0.04030950739979744, -0.07300540804862976, 0.011618955992162228, -0.0057636587880551815, -0.03615367040038109, 0.04508669674396515, -0.0714094415307045, -0.019199909642338753, -0.0008917049854062498, 0.08431649953126907, -0.03903546184301376, 0.013205921277403831, 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(105, 'Reversing Autism With The pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/18/reversing-autism-with-the-ph-miracle-lifestyle-and-diet/', 'Reversing Autism With The pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet\nThe following is another unsolicited pH Miracle Testimony on reversing Autism from Tony Paterniti:\nOur 21-year-old, severely autistic daughter (low-functioning) met Dr. Young last night. He spent some time connecting with her and sorted out the extreme crisis she had been going through for the past week – thrashing wildly about in apparent pain, with loud vocalizations and no sleep for a full week.\nWe applied his immediate suggestions, and by the time we got home at around 10 p.m. (the meeting was some distance from our home), she was quiet and still. Heading up to bed an hour later, we could see the exhaustion of the past week finally descending upon her, looking for rejuvenation – and knowing she would find it.\nElena slept peacefully through the night. By morning, it was clear that the serious gut issues Dr. Young had tuned in on had been cleared – at least for the moment. Clearly, we are now on a path with Elena that can only lead to more good, more health and greater well-being.\nAnd for this, we feel extremely grateful and happy.\nBlessings on you and on your assistants, Dr. Young – Especially during Elena’s time of extreme crisis, you were – and are – a godsend.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.05323338508605957, -0.019417008385062218, 0.09024638682603836, 0.09148220717906952, 0.019165247678756714, 0.006294201593846083, -0.006054320838302374, 0.07859712839126587, -0.05061832442879677, -0.026721274480223656, -0.025442104786634445, 0.038093533366918564, -0.054810259491205215, 0.08942369371652603, -0.031880781054496765, 0.0279901921749115, 0.0590963289141655, -0.005458677187561989, -0.04370037466287613, 0.10312847793102264, -0.05413110554218292, 0.026281103491783142, 0.03334446996450424, -0.0031273472122848034, 0.031980548053979874, 0.11904150992631912, 0.04752153158187866, 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(106, 'El suceso mas soprendente que ocurre en tu organismo es…', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/04/el-suceso-mas-soprendente-que-ocurre-en-tu-organismo-es/', 'El suceso mas soprendente que ocurre en tu organismo es…\nQue los jugos verdes o sangre de las plantas es casi identica en su estructura molecular a la sangre humana, por lo que es ideal para renovarla, es decir crear celulas madre sanas, siendo la materia prima para que la sangre pueda fabricar células madre corporales que solo nuestra madre naturaleza nos puede proporcionar.\nEl proceso de asimilación de los nutrientes y la fabricación de células madre sanas o cancerígenas ocurre en las criptas de las microvellosidades intestinales (villi) del yeyuno en el intestino delgado.\nLa diferencia entre fabricar celulas madre cancerígenas o células madre saludables depende de como es la calidad de lo que estas bebiendo y comiendo diariamente, es decir de la calidad de los nutrientes o desnutrientes.\nPara aprender más sobre este interesante tema y conocer algunos de los estudios publicados en revistas científicas que avalan estas afirmaciones, te invito a que asistas a mis conferencias mensuales y adquieras la serie de libros de Robert y Shelley Young, “La milagrosa dieta del pH”, perder peso con la milagrosa dieta del pH y la milagrosa dieta del ph para diabetes (2015) de Ediciones Obelisco SL Ediciones Urano México Ediciones Obelisco Mex\nhttp://www.logicaecologica.es/…/5-sucesos-sorprendentes-qu…/\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.04875969514250755, -0.0859946608543396, -0.06148315593600273, -0.036347318440675735, -0.015494006685912609, 0.010719823651015759, 0.034858740866184235, 0.05687654763460159, 0.013329459354281425, -0.02640594355762005, 0.05659358575940132, -0.03131292760372162, -0.008548730053007603, -0.009913879446685314, -0.03242732584476471, -0.03074532002210617, -0.0181119441986084, 0.058904778212308884, -0.106566421687603, 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(107, 'The pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse – January 14th – 27th', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/18/the-ph-miracle-14-day-whole-body-cleanse-january-14th-27th/', 'The pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse – January 14th – 27th\nWe are excited to announce the next pH Miracle® 14 Day Whole Body Group Cleanse. Based on the science of Dr. Robert O. Young, pioneer of the “New Biology™” for over 3 Decades. Join us as we empower you to take your health to the next level.\nThe pH MIRACLE® 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse\nOur Group Cleanse consists of Daily Cleanse Classrooms and Nightly Calls with Expert Guest Speakers.\nHosted by: Glenn & Lori Stone & Brian Claypool\nYour Body is a MIRACLE! It’s time to treat it like one.\nThe human body is a miracle designed to operate with effortless ease when its properly supported. Trillions of cells functioning and working in harmony together to support the miles of arteries, organs and tissues. Most take for granted all of these functions as they happen automatically without much conscious awareness on our part. They take better care of their cars and possessions than they do their own bodies. Health is our birthright but like all rights it requires responsibility. When we take the right actions we can correct imbalances and heal ourselves. The secret key to health is alkalizing energizing. There is nothing more important to health than the environment we create in our body. By supporting this alkaline design you allow your mind and body to function optimally. You are working with the bodies biochemistry, not against it. This is what happens when people adopt an alkaline lifestyle on the pH Miracle cleanse. Their bodies regenerate, heal and become stronger than ever. They achieve new levels of well-being they never thought imaginable, many eliminated pain and health challenges they have had for years. The testimonials continue to flood in from people throughout the world who are participating on the cleanse. If you are seeking to achieve more health, more energy, more balance and more wellness in any aspect of your life, the pH Miracle provides you with a powerful and proven program for attaining your God given potential. Join us now and transform your life by enrolling in the pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse. Give yourself the gift that keeps on giving.\nLori, Glenn & Brian have over 17 years experience facilitating these cleanses for our alkaline community in the US and throughout the world. We are offering you an amazing opportunity to gain profound knowledge of the pH Miracle science, lifestyle and live-it program. We have also put together a list of many amazing expert guest speakers who will join us throughout the cleanse. These guests will all speak on a range of important holistic health subjects that will help you to accelerate your whole body detoxification, healing and more. The program itself is over 28 calls including daily cleanse classrooms and nightly calls. These calls are also recorded and archived for your convenience to listen to on your computer, smart phone or MP3 player at any time. Enroll Now and join us on this life changing experience.\nThis is just some of what you will receive when you sign up for this cleanse.\nA 30 Minute Complimentary Coaching Call to discuss your products and individual requirements.\nThe Daily Cleanse Classroom where you can interact with other cleanse members,  instructors and get all of your questions answered.\nNightly Cleanse Call Including Expert Guest Speakers. Audio Recordings of each call will be provided.\nCleanse Companion 65 Page Ebook – Your Comprehensive Guide to the cleanse.\n*Enroll in the cleanse and receive 20% off the products on the pHMiracleCleanse.com website up until 1 month after the cleanse.\n**Refer 2 People and Receive Your Cleanse 50% Off! Refer 3 People and Receive Your Cleanse Free!\nGet a tremendous amount of support for the next 6 weeks, by listening to the complimentary calls and signing up for the cleanse.\nComplimentary Pre-Cleanse Kick-off Calls\nPlease join us for any or all of our complimentary kick-off calls prior to the next cleanse. During these calls we will  discuss the various ways to do the cleanse including the best ways to prepare, which products to use and how to get the most out of this life changing experience. We will also answer your questions at the end of the call.\nOUR NEXT CALL: This Sunday 12/21/14 @ 6pm PST 9pm EST\nSunday 1/4/15 @ 6pm PST 9pm EST Wednesday 1/7/15 @ 6pm PST 9pm EST Sunday 1/11/14 @ 6pm PST 9pm EST\nDial-in Number: 605-562-3140 (Subject To Change) Access Code: 200013#\nIf you have any challenge with the above number, we have provided a backup number. Back-up Phone Number: (559) 546-1400 Enter the Dial-In Phone Number & Access Code\nTo Call Online For Free On Your Mobile Devices:\nApple Itunes App: IOS Devises Google Play : Android Devices\nOn the Complimentary Calls you will learn the following…\nLearn how to prepare for the cleanse, what to look out for and what to do to get the most ouf of this life changing experience.\nLearn the four choices to cleanse from a lifestyle shift to the complete liquid feast.\nLearn which foods, drinks and supplements to move towards and which to move  away from.\nLearn strategies on how to stay alkaline and maintain balance during the hustle and  bustle of modern living\nLearn how to create healthy alkaline meals 70/30.\nLearn how to naturally support your immune and lymphatic system while avoiding any of the flu like symptomologies.\nLearn how to transform your mind body and soul into the alkaline way of living,  eating and thinking.\nThe cost of the cleanse is $454, which is a huge value considering all of the support and knowledge that you are going to gain during this period. You will receive more coaching, support and education than you ever have in adopting the pH Miracle alkaline lifestyle. We are currently offering an Early Bird Special Discount for $75 Off @ $379. This special ends on 12/31/14. Enroll Now and Transform Your Life , you’ll be so glad you did. *Get 20% off all pHMiracleCleanse.com packs and products except for pH Strips, Oils & Books **Referrals for Refer 3 Get Yours Free Program must enroll in the cleanse for you to receive free cleanse\nJust a few of our many amazing Cleanse Testimonials…\nThis cleanse and information,  materials, documents, and products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Before starting this program please be sure to check with your physician or health care practitioner. 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(108, 'The Many Health Benefits of Almonds', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/25/rancho-del-sol-alkalizing-grapefruit/', 'The Many Health Benefits of Almonds\nAlmond milk is most commonly used in a vegan or alkaline vegan diet or as a substitute for cow’s milk in people who are lactose intolerance or highly acidic.\nMany almond milk products are supplemented with vitamins A, D and B-12, so they provide a significant percentage of your recommended dietary allowance for those nutrients. One cup of almond milk contains 500 IU of vitamin A, 100 IU of vitamin D and 3 micrograms of vitamin B-12, which fulfills 100 percent of your B-12 requirements and roughly 20 percent of your vitamin A and D recommendations for the day. Vitamins A and D are important for maintaining a healthy alkaline buffering system, and B-12 is an essential nutrient for critical functions in the body such as blood cell formation and DNA synthesis.\nHealth benefits of almond milk\nAlmond milk is a great choice for those who want to lose weight and are following an alkaline diet.  This means that almond milk a great choice when it comes to supporting the health of the skeletal system.  Almond milk contains both vitamins that provide healthier and stronger bones, including calcium and vitamin D.  Almond milk is rich in phosphorus, potassium and zinc. Additionally, many commercial almond milks are supplemented with enough calcium to meet one-third of the RDA. If you choose three servings per day of almond milk over the recommended three servings per day of dairy products, you can still meet your calcium requirements of 1,000 milligrams per day for men and 1,200 milligrams per day for women, which is important for optimal bone health.  Vitamins E and A from almond milk have antioxidant or anti-acid activity which can protect you from metabolic and dietary acids.  Vitamin E also an anti-inflammatory created from retained acidic waste products and therefore helps to support natural immunity. Vitamin A is a powerful antioxidant and therefore supports natural immunity and  reduces metabolic and dietary acids that may affect vision and communication between body cells.  Vitamin D plays important role in absorbing calcium in your bones and teeth.  100 g of almond milk contains 83.3mg of calcium which is about 8% recommended daily intake of the calcium which is most important mineral for bone health.  While 100 grams of almond milk only contains 83.3 mg of phosphorus which is 2% of recommended daily intake of phosphorus. This mineral plays an important role in building bones together with vitamin D, which helps absorb calcium. According to the data on Blue Diamond Unsweetened almond milk, 100 g contains 41.7 IU of vitamin D which is about 10% of the recommended daily intake.\nAlmond Milk can an help with weight loss\nAlmond milk is a low-calorie or low carbohydrate, low acid, low sugar, high protein electron-rich energy beverage and therefore an excellent choice for supporting a weight loss program. According to a study at the University of California showed that drinking grapefruit juice before each meal, obese people lost 31/2-10lb over three months through this alone.\nAlmond milk will increase blood sugar levels slightly and is a better choice for diabetics than drinking a glass of high acid orange juice which will spike the blood sugars.\nAlmond milk is good for overall health\nAlmond milk contains almost all the macronutrients (proteins, oils, and carbohydrates) making it a nutrient dense alkaizing food.\nThe pH Miracle Alkaline “Green Milk”\nProcess all ingredients through your juicer (I use an Omega ).\nStrain this juice for cleansing purposes and texture. Set aside.\nMakes 2 1/2 cups of strained juice.\nTo make the concentrated almond milk:\n2 cups raw soaked and rinsed almonds\nBlend ingredients in your Vitamix on high for about 1 minute until well combined.\nStrain with a nut milk bag or sheer knee high panty hose.\nMakes 2 1/2 cups strained almond milk.\nMix equal parts green juice and almond milk and consume as desired.\nNote: This mixture will last in the fridge for 2 days. But I always make it fresh every day.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.02635435201227665, -0.03626391291618347, -0.012852577492594719, 0.01187392883002758, 0.013324730098247528, 0.05571281537413597, -0.017446648329496384, 0.05774926021695137, 0.043893590569496155, 0.03368069976568222, -0.029697583988308907, 0.07890807092189789, -0.027438752353191376, -0.07304321229457855, 0.10723675787448883, 0.01501974742859602, 0.07474040240049362, 0.09495625644922256, -0.05238553136587143, -0.02361893467605114, 0.012617535889148712, -0.06218699365854263, 0.03184237331151962, 0.02768651768565178, 0.012613154016435146, -0.03400136157870293, 0.0695774182677269, -0.04293973743915558, -0.023854414001107216, 0.03814209997653961, -0.028516756370663643, -0.07444935292005539, 0.04100536182522774, -0.10483546555042267, -0.11222025007009506, 0.01900448650121689, 0.05247381702065468, -0.09325890243053436, -0.08478056639432907, -0.09505067020654678, 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Thank you, Dr. Young for everything you do for people around the world.\nUniversal Medical Imaging Group – Diagnostic Ultrasound and Thermography with Robert O Young\nIntroducing a non-invasive, painless and non-radioactive Full Body Comprehensive Medical Diagnostic Scan, which includes a Full Body Medical Ultrasound (anatomical), Full Body Medical Thermography (physiological), Full Body 3D Bio-Electro (functional) Scan to identify asymptomatic and often life-threatening dis-eases in their earliest, most preventable and reversible stages.\nFull Body Comprehensive Medical Diagnostic Scan includes:\nMedical Diagnostic Full Body Thermography (Physiological Scan):\n• Full Cranial, Carotid, Thyroid • Full Breast/Chest Scan and Lymph Node Activity • Full Back (Upper and Lower) • Stomach, Visceral, (Abdomen), Large and Small Intestines, Kidneys, Colon, Ovaries and Uterus (for woman), prostate and testicles (for man) • Upper and Lower Extremities\nMedical Diagnostic Full Body Ultrasound 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(110, 'What Causes the Elevation of Cholesterol Levels In the Blood?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/19/what-causes-the-elevation-of-cholesterol-levels-in-the-blood/', 'What Causes the Elevation of Cholesterol Levels In the Blood?\nAfter all, what causes the elevation of cholesterol levels in blood?\nThe following are some suggestions from the medical literature about factors, beyond the famous but wronged and simplistic idea that foods based on saturated fats cause the development of atherosclerosis (1, 22), suggesting that stress, high carbohydrate diets (sugar acid) and smoke may raise total cholesterol and low density lipoproteins levels:\n1. Stress increases metabolic acids a) Anxiety and cholesterol elevation (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11) b) Hostility and cholesterol elevation (12, 13, 14) c) Extreme physical exertion and cholesterol elevation (15)\n2) High carbohydrate diets or the acid sugar and cholesterol elevation (16, 17, 18).\n3) Smoke and cholesterol elevation (19, 20). It is interesting to notice that specially in stress conditions and in high carbohydrate diets there is a significant elevation in blood lactic acid, with paralleling elevation of cholesterol levels in blood which represents in my view, a healing response of the body to the vascular endothelial lesions caused by the lactic acid. (21)\nAs Dr. Malcolm Kendrick, from the International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics (THINCS), use to say: “Do cigarettes contain fat? No, not at all. So, how can smoking a cigarette, containing no fat or cholesterol, end up depositing fat and cholesterol in the artery walls. What is the mechanism for that?” The answers is easy. When you smoke your are breathing in burnt acid sugar and tars of which the body binds up with cholesterol to protect the artery walls.\nA recent meta-analysis of prospective epidemiologic studies during 5–23 years of follow-up of 347,747 subjects showed that there is no significant evidence for concluding that dietary saturated fat is associated with an increased risk of CHD. Consideration of age, sex, and study quality did not changed the results (22)\n1. Uffe Ravnskov, Cholesterol Myths at http://www.ravnskov.nu/cholesterol.htm\n3. Effects of hemoconcentration and sympathetic activation on serum lipid responses to brief mental stress, Elizabeth A. Bachen, Matthew F Muldoon et al, Psychosomatic Medicine 64:587-594 (2002)\n4. Serum lipids, neuroendocrine and cardiovascular responses to stress in healthy Type A men, Fredrikson M, Blumenthal JA, Biol Psychol. 1992 Oct;34(1):45-58\n5. Factors associated with the development of panic attack and panic disorder: survey in the Japanese population Kaiya H et al. Psychiatry Clin Neurosci. 2005 Apr;59(2):177-82a\n6. Changes in mental well-being, blood pressure and total cholesterol levels during workplace reorganization: the impact of uncertainty, Taylor & Francis V15, N1 January 1, 2001: 14-18\n7. Examination stress: changes in serum cholesterol, triglycerides and total lipids. Agarwal V, Gupta B, Singhal U, Bajpai SK. Indian J Physiol Pharmacol. 1997 Oct;41(4):404-8.\n8. Wives of patients with acute myocardial infarction are at an increased risk of developing coronary artery disease, Papamichael Ch et al, J Cardiovasc Risk. 2002 Feb;9(1):49-52\n9. Lipid reactivity to stress: I. Comparison of chronic and acute stress responses in middle-aged pilots, Stoney CM et al, Health Psychol. 1999 May;18(3):241-250\n10. Associations between acute lipid stress responses and fasting lipid levels 3 years later, Andrew Steptoe and Lena Brydon, Health Psychology 2005, Vol. 24, No. 6, 601-607\n11. Effect of preoperative stress on serum cholesterol level in humans. Sane AS, Kukreti SC, Experientia. 1978 Feb 15; 34(2): 213-4\n12. Prevalence of hostility in young coronary artery disease patients and effects of cardiac rehabilitation and exercise training, Lavie CJ, Milani RV, Mayo Clin Proc. 2005 Mar;80(3):335-42\n13.Richards JC, Hof A, Alvarenga M. Serum lipids and their relationships with hostility and angry affect and behaviors in men.Health Psychol. 2000 Jul;19(4):393-8.\n15. Changes in lipoprotein profiles during intense military training. B. L. Smoak, J. P. Norton, E. W. Ferguson and P. A. Deuster. Journal of the American College of Nutrition, Vol 9, Issue 6 567-572\n16. Metabolic effects of dietary fructose in healthy subjects.Swanson JE, Laine DC, Thomas W, Bantle JP. Am J Clin Nutrition 1992;55:851-6\n17. Blood lipids, lipoproteins, apoproteins, and uric acid in men fed diets containing fructose or high-amylose cornstarch. Reiser S. Powell AS, Scholfield DI. Panda P. Ellwood KC. Canary II. Am J Clin Nutr 1989:49:832-9.\n18. Hallfrisch J, Reiser 5, Prather ES. Blood lipid distribution of hyperinsulinemic men consuming three levels of fructose. Am J Clin Nutr 1983:37:740-8.\n19. The Relationship Between Smoking, Cholesterol, and HDL-C Levels in Adult Women Bert H. Jacobson; Steven G. Aldana; Troy B. Adams; Michael Quirk; Haworth, Women & Health, Volume 23, Issue 4 July 1996 , pages 27 – 38\n20. Smoking and smoking cessation — the relationship between cardiovascular disease and lipoprotein metabolism: a review. Chelland Campbell S, Moffatt RJ, Stamford BA. Atherosclerosis. 2008 Dec;201(2):225-35\n21. Carlos ETB Monteiro, Acidic environment evoked by chronic stress: A novel mechanism to explain atherogenesis. Available from Infarct Combat Project, January 28, 2008 at http://www.infarctcombat.org/AcidityTheory.pdf\n22. Meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies evaluating the association of saturated fat with cardiovascular disease, Patty W Siri-Tarino, Qi Sun, Frank B Hu, and Ronald M Krauss. Am J Clin Nutr doi: 10.3945/ajcn.2009.27725. 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(111, 'My Self-care to a Self-cure From Lupus and Raynaud’s Disease', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/15/my-self-care-to-a-self-cure-from-lupus-and-raynauds-disease/', 'My Self-care to a Self-cure From Lupus and Raynaud’s Disease\nHands NEVER Lie! My Self-Care to a Self-Cure From Lupus\nMy Lupus symptoms included severe inflammation of my palms and soles, sometimes so extreme that I could hardly hold a pen or put on my shoes. An acidic symptom my doctors hadn’t seen before and couldn’t properly manage with medication. I’ve also had Raynaud’s for 10 years which again is very painful and uncomfortable, so I started wearing gloves to prevent attacks.\nUnfortunately, MY medical doctors failed to mention that nutrition and exercise are a huge influence for your over-all health and fitness. Within 2 weeks of transitioning to The pH Miracle alkaline lifestyle diet or what Dr. Robert O. Young calls ‘The New Biology’ my palms and soles cleared up and didn’t hurt anymore. This was the first winter (2013) after 7 years of pain and suffering where I only needed gloves just once! And yes, I know, it wasn’t a cold winter but that never really mattered before. I could barely go outside without my gloves. And, I had several pairs lying around the house and in my car just to make sure I always had a pair available!\nBelow, you will see several pictures of me and my hands. Why? Because my hands tell the story of my healing from Lupus and my HANDS WOULD NEVER LIE!\nThe first picture is of me in 2007, after receiving the traditional medical treatments for Lupus, including chemo therapy, plaqeunil and monthly IVIG iv’s. The second picture is a picture of my inflammed AND PAINFUL hand 1 week before I attended Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle Retreat at the Ti Sana Detox Center, in Como, Italy. The third picture is a picture of my hand 3 weeks after transitioning onto Dr. Young’s pH Miracle alkaline lifestyle and diet following The pH Miracle Retreat in Como, Italy. The fourth picture is a picture of my healthy, alkaline, and PAIN FREE hand taken after my 10th month on the alkaline lifestyle and diet. The last picture is the current healthy and alkaline ‘ME’ completely free of TRADITIONAL DOCTORS, and ALL BIG PHARMA DRUGS! I AM A LIVING, BREATHING TESTAMENT THAT THERE IS A SELF-CURE FOR ALL SICKNESS AND DISEASE, INCLUDING LUPUS!!\nI probably won’t win a beauty pageant but I am so freaking HAPPY it doesn’t hurt anymore! And, ALL I did was restore my body’s natural alkaline healthy state by following Dr. Young’s pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet, HE calls THE NEW BIOLOGY.”\nTo learn more about Dr. Young and His pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet read The pH Miracle revised and updated book! http://www.phmiracle.com or http://www.phmiraclebooks.com You can also read more of Dr. Young’s health articles at: http://www.articlesofhealth.blogspot.com\nONE LAST THING! 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(112, 'How To Make Alkalizing Green Milk!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/18/how-to-make-alkalizing-green-milk/', 'How To Make Alkalizing Green Milk!\nClick here: http://www.phmiracleliving.com/t-reci… to get ALL the new Fun Food Show episodes the day they come out (Only a few select cooking videos will be posted here on Youtube.)\nTo check our pH cookbooks click here: http://www.phmiracleliving.com/c-67-c…\nDr. Young and Shelley show how to make this alkaline favorite. Fresh green juice and almond milk make a magical pair in this healthy recipe demonstration.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.019633779302239418, -0.09239468723535538, 0.04064565896987915, -0.010388655588030815, -0.046783361583948135, 0.01569795422255993, 0.008334682323038578, 0.029909655451774597, -0.02837693877518177, -0.04646769165992737, -0.012952698394656181, -0.06375972926616669, -0.01753324456512928, -0.055153582245111465, 0.04129791632294655, -0.0008570278878323734, 0.019242387264966965, -0.022547205910086632, -0.08992261439561844, -0.09053386747837067, 0.09776125103235245, -0.04896828532218933, 0.03335732966661453, 0.018813198432326317, 0.031240250915288925, 0.05219068378210068, 0.05898294597864151, -0.024865027517080307, 0.017687717452645302, -0.07371117174625397, 0.032039936631917953, -0.04029553011059761, 0.06941857933998108, -0.09293542802333832, -0.04155512526631355, -0.0036834590137004852, 0.03480233997106552, 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(113, 'Alkaline by Design', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2018/05/05/alkaline-by-design-2/', '“The Human Body is a body of alkaline water, blood and mineral salts.” Robert O. Young CPT, MSc, DSc, PhD, Naturopathic Practitioner\nTo learn more about your body and how to keep in hydrated and healthy read, The pH Miracle, The pH Miracle revised and updated, The pH Miracle for Weight Loss, The pH Miracle for Diabetes, The pH Miracle for Cancer, The pH Miracle for the Heart and Sick and Tired.\nTo order these books go to: http://www.phoreveryoung.com and https://www.amazon.com/Robert-O.-Young/e/B001ILKCSU/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1525521720&sr=8-2-ent\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.028240740299224854, 0.008369619958102703, 0.05989241972565651, 0.08923166245222092, -0.05429811775684357, 0.011982654221355915, 0.03530356287956238, 0.04842876270413399, -0.04088185355067253, -0.02348325215280056, -0.02753683179616928, 0.04515242204070091, -0.036948300898075104, -0.01517472043633461, -0.04516938328742981, -0.06521854549646378, -0.024153688922524452, 0.05263904109597206, -0.021799355745315552, 0.04728790000081062, 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(114, 'Research Indicates Drinking Alkaline Water Has Positive Health Benefits', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/23/research-indicates-drinking-alkaline-water-has-positive-health-benefits/', 'Acid-base balance and hydration status following consumption of mineral-based alkaline bottled water.\nMovement Science/Human Performance Laboratory, Department of Health & Human Development, H&PE Complex, Hoseaus Rm 121, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT USA. dheil@montana.edu.\nThe present study sought to determine whether the consumption of a mineral-rich alkalizing (AK) bottled water could improve both acid-base balance and hydration status in young healthy adults under free-living conditions. The AK water contains a naturally high mineral content along with Alka-PlexLiquid™, a dissolved supplement that increases the mineral content and gives the water an alkalizing pH of 10.0.\nThirty-eight subjects were matched by gender and self-reported physical activity (SRPA, hrs/week) and then split into Control (12 women, 7 men; Mean +/- SD: 23 +/- 2 yrs; 7.2 +/- 3.6 hrs/week SRPA) and Experimental (13 women, 6 men; 22 +/- 2 yrs; 6.4 +/- 4.0 hrs/week SRPA) groups. The Control group consumed non-mineralized placebo bottled water over a 4-week period while the Experimental group consumed the placebo water during the 1st and 4th weeks and the AK water during the middle 2-week treatment period. Fingertip blood and 24-hour urine samples were collected three times each week for subsequent measures of blood and urine osmolality and pH, as well as total urine volume. Dependent variables were analyzed using multivariate repeated measures ANOVA with post-hoc focused on evaluating changes over time within Control and Experimental groups (alpha = 0.05).\nThere were no significant changes in any of the dependent variables for the Control group. The Experimental group, however, showed significant increases in both the blood and urine pH (6.23 to 7.07 and 7.52 to 7.69, respectively), a decreased blood and increased urine osmolality, and a decreased urine output (2.51 to 2.05 L/day), all during the second week of the treatment period (P < 0.05). Further, these changes reversed for the Experimental group once subjects switched to the placebo water during the 4th week.\nConsumption of AK water was associated with improved acid-base balance (i.e., an alkalization of the blood and urine) and hydration status when consumed under free-living conditions. In contrast, subjects who consumed the placebo bottled water showed no changes over the same period of time. These results indicate that the habitual consumption of AK water may be a valuable nutritional vector for influencing both acid-base balance and hydration status in healthy adults.\nPMID:20836884[PubMed]PMCID:PMC3161391\nChanges in 24-hour urine output (L/day) across the three study periods. Changes are shown relative to the very first collection (i.e., urine measurement 1, or M1). Individual values were calculated as a difference between the measured value at each of the 12 measurements and the measured value at M1. Values marked with an asterisk (*) differed significantly from the M1 reference value of zero liters (P < 0.05). 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(115, 'The Importance of Drinking Purified Structured Alkaline Water – Part 5', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/23/the-importance-of-drinking-purified-structured-alkaline-water-part-5/', 'The Importance of Drinking Purified Structured Alkaline Water – Part 5\nClick Here to learn more about alkaline water and to buy your own non-electric or electric ionizer: http://store.phoreveryoung.com/collections/alkaline-water/products/ph-miracle-watermark , and/or here: http://www.phmiracleliving.com/t-wate… To learn more about alkaline water and to buy your own ionizer.\nIn this series Dr. Robert O. 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(116, 'The Importance of Drinking Purified Structured Alkaline Water – Part 4', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/22/the-importance-of-drinking-purified-structured-alkaline-water-part-4/', 'The Importance of Drinking Purified Structured Alkaline Water – Part 4\nClick Here to learn more about alkaline water and to buy your own non-electric or electric ionizer: http://store.phoreveryoung.com/collections/alkaline-water/products/ph-miracle-watermark , and/or here: http://www.phmiracleliving.com/t-wate… To learn more about alkaline water and to buy your own ionizer.\nIn this series Dr. Robert O. Young discusses the importance of structured water and it’s effect on human physiology.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.001173606258817017, -0.011852235533297062, 0.04342331737279892, 0.02559078112244606, -0.0011834229808300734, 0.008139326237142086, 0.06090753152966499, 0.04381217435002327, -0.03938208147883415, -0.002408474450930953, -0.009310201741755009, -0.012174374423921108, -0.006087947636842728, 0.055819131433963776, -0.06253182888031006, -0.04171423614025116, -0.009047364816069603, 0.0165424644947052, -0.08748022466897964, -0.044704947620630264, 0.05504750832915306, -0.022838622331619263, 0.026382043957710266, -0.008288178592920303, -0.003430894110351801, 0.10607175529003143, 0.01979399286210537, -0.0625472292304039, 0.039446622133255005, -0.060028281062841415, 0.038256265223026276, -0.019017647951841354, 0.14681938290596008, -0.1638050079345703, -0.029550595209002495, 0.07183440029621124, -0.012949024327099323, 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(117, 'The Importance of Drinking Purified Structured Alkaline Water – Part 3', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/21/the-importance-of-drinking-purified-structured-alkaline-water-part-3/', 'The Importance of Drinking Purified Structured Alkaline Water – Part 3\nClick Here to learn more about alkaline water and to buy your own non-electric or electric ionizer: http://store.phoreveryoung.com/collections/alkaline-water/products/ph-miracle-watermark , and/or here: http://www.phmiracleliving.com/t-wate… To learn more about alkaline water and to buy your own ionizer.\nIn this series Dr. Robert O. Young discusses the importance of structured water and it’s effect on human physiology.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.0020580594427883625, -0.012528306804597378, 0.04377150908112526, 0.025934575125575066, -0.0016040947521105409, 0.007927048951387405, 0.060610949993133545, 0.04450848326086998, -0.03990359604358673, -0.002391236601397395, -0.009940463118255138, -0.013268625363707542, -0.005923881661146879, 0.055393245071172714, -0.062127549201250076, -0.04168057069182396, -0.009153244085609913, 0.01697639748454094, -0.08685282617807388, -0.04481082037091255, 0.05648289620876312, -0.02172824740409851, 0.027114111930131912, -0.0075390031561255455, -0.0038833850994706154, 0.10716570168733597, 0.020800581201910973, -0.0617893822491169, 0.03838219493627548, -0.05991610139608383, 0.037933655083179474, -0.01939842477440834, 0.1470329314470291, -0.16432435810565948, -0.029308417811989784, 0.07093905657529831, -0.014173973351716995, 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(121, 'Testing Your Water for pH and Antioxidant Potential!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/17/testing-your-water-for-ph-and-antioxidant-potential/', 'Testing Your Water for pH and Antioxidant Potential!\nIs Your Water Alkaline and Antioxidant Rich?\nYou will notice 3 glasses of water with added pH reagent showing different colors. The glass of water on the left turned orange when the reagent was added indicating an acidic pH. The glass of water in the middle showed a very light green when reagent was added indicating a neutral water or a water with a pH of 7. The last glass of water on the right had 5 drops of puripHy added with the reagent indicating a high pH water of 9.5 to 10 and a high level of antioxidants.\nYou can also do another experiment to test antioxidant potential by taking one inch of tap water, adding 10 drops of iodine and 10 drops of puripHy and then watching what happens. If the water being tested has sufficient antioxidants or electrons it will neutralize the iodine and the water will remain clear and clean rather than changing a darker color of orange to red.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.00604160176590085, -0.08992154151201248, -0.0013673887588083744, -0.027530038729310036, 0.06217366084456444, 0.001529925037175417, 0.03362002223730087, -0.021700331941246986, -0.018597185611724854, -0.03245420753955841, 0.011166258715093136, -0.03902041167020798, 0.04317745938897133, -0.0049684117548167706, -0.08682359009981155, 0.05516446381807327, -0.031424637883901596, -0.06052226200699806, -0.11117686331272125, -0.06453776359558105, 0.03123016655445099, -0.10655064880847931, -0.01168128289282322, -0.04157325625419617, -0.06223919987678528, 0.05287531390786171, 0.04122212901711464, -0.04529274255037308, -0.041742656379938126, -0.07335127890110016, 0.09410210698843002, 0.02456328086555004, 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(122, 'SuperGreens – The World’s First Organic Vegetable, Fruit and Grass Powder!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2018/07/13/supergreens-the-worlds-first-organic-vegetable-fruit-and-grass-powder/', 'SuperGreens – The World’s First Organic Vegetable, Fruit and Grass Powder!\nInnerLight SuperGreens – by Dr Robert O. Young – The Original Super Greens Powder – 49 Grasses, Leaves, Vegetables, Sprouts & Herbs – Organic & Wild Crafted Ingredients – Great Tasting – No Cameron Fillers\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.10837437212467194, -0.06161560118198395, -0.023539504036307335, 0.04934938997030258, 0.08474770933389664, 0.04192967340350151, -0.003851652145385742, 0.08749039471149445, -0.014911741018295288, -0.0249591376632452, 0.12332544475793839, 0.013740620575845242, -0.10293055325746536, -0.003023670520633459, -0.0692448765039444, 0.029059631749987602, 0.046017616987228394, -0.0328972190618515, -0.042995791882276535, -0.04787077382206917, 0.004407998640090227, 0.008854837156832218, 0.06173307076096535, 0.08456779271364212, 0.020037880167365074, -0.003317765425890684, -0.06440652906894684, 0.022516237571835518, 0.07497072219848633, -0.02892618253827095, 0.08499980717897415, 0.1393265426158905, 0.03826258331537247, -0.004713766742497683, 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(123, 'The Truth About Science-Based Medicine!  Fact or Fiction?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/22/the-truth-about-science-based-medicine/', 'The Truth About Science-Based Medicine!  Fact or Fiction?\nThe current healthcare debate has brought up basic questions about how medicine should work. On one hand we have the medical establishment with its enormous cadre of M.D.s, medical schools, big pharma, and incredibly expensive hospital care. On the other we have the semi-condoned field of alternative medicine that attracts millions of patients a year and embraces literally thousands of treatment modalities not taught in medical school.\nOne side, mainstream medicine, promotes the notion that it alone should be considered “real” medicine, but more and more this claim is being exposed as an officially sanctioned myth. When scientific minds turn to tackling the complex business of healing the sick, they simultaneously warn us that it’s dangerous and foolish to look at integrative medicine, complementary and alternative medicine, or God forbid, indigenous medicine for answers. Because these other modalities are enormously popular, mainstream medicine has made a few grudging concessions to the placebo effect, natural herbal remedies, and acupuncture over the years. But M.D.s are still taught that other approaches are risky and inferior to their own training; they insist, year after year, that all we need are science-based procedures and the huge spectrum of drugs upon which modern medicine depends.\nThe British Medical Journal recently undertook an general analysis of common medical treatments to determine which are supported by sufficient reliable evidence. They evaluated around 2,500 treatments, and the results were as follows:\n13 percent were found to be beneficial\n23 percent were likely to be beneficial\nEight percent were as likely to be harmful as beneficial\nSix percent were unlikely to be beneficial\nFour percent were likely to be harmful or ineffective.\nThis left the largest category, 46 percent, as unknown in their effectiveness. In other words, when you take your sick child to the hospital or clinic, there is only a 36 percent chance that he will receive a treatment that has been scientifically demonstrated to be either beneficial or likely to be beneficial. This is remarkably similar to the results Dr. Brian Berman found in his analysis of completed Cochrane reviews of conventional medical practices . There, 38 percent of treatments were positive and 62 percent were negative or showed “no evidence of effect.”\nFor those who have been paying attention, this is not news. Back in the late 70’s the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment determined that a mere 10 to 20 percent of the practices and treatment used by physicians are scientifically validated. It’s sobering to compare this number to the chances that a patient will receive benefit due to the placebo effect, which is between 30 percent and 50 percent, according to various studies.\nWe all marvel at the technological advances in materials and techniques that allow doctors to perform quadruple bypass surgeries and angioplasties without marveling that recent studies indicate that coronary bypass surgery will extend life expectancy in only about three percent of cases. For angioplasty that figure sinks to zero percent. Those numbers might be close to what you could expect from a witch doctor, one difference being that witch doctors don’t submit bills in the tens of thousands of dollars.\nIt would be one thing if any of these unproven conventional medical treatments were cheap , but they are not. Angioplasty and coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) alone cost $100 billion annually. As quoted by President Obama in his drive to bring down medical costs, $700 billion is spent annually on unnecessary tests and procedures in America. As part of this excess, it is estimated that 2.5 million unnecessary surgeries are performed each year.\nThen there is the myth that this vast expenditure results in excellent health care, usually touted as the best in the world (most recently by Rush Limbaugh as he emerged from a hospital in Hawaii after suffering chest pain). But this myth has been completely undermined. In 2000 Dr. Barbara Starfield, writing in the Journal of the American Medical Association , estimated that between 230,000 and 284,000 deaths occur each year in the US due to iatrogenic causes, or physician error, making this number three in the leading causes of death for all Americans.\nIn 2005 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that out of the 2.4 billion prescriptions written by doctors annually, 118 million were for antidepressants. It is the number one prescribed medication, whose use has doubled in the last ten years. You would think, therefore, that a remarkable endorsement is being offered for the efficacy of antidepressants. The theory behind standard antidepression medication is that the disease is caused by low levels of key brain chemicals like serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine, and thus by manipulating those imbalanced neurotransmitters, a patient’s depression will be reversed or at least alleviated.\nYou have a right to be shocked by these findings and by the overall picture of a system that benefits far fewer patients than it claims. The sad fact is that a disturbing percentage of the medicine we subject ourselves to isn’t based on hard science, and another percentage is risky or outright harmful. Obviously, every patient deserves medical care that is evidence-based, not just based on an illusory reputation that is promoted in contrast to alternative medicine.\nWe are not suggesting that Americans adopt any and all alternative practices simply because they are alternative. These, too, must demonstrate their effectiveness through objective testing. 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(124, 'The Most Common Cause of Vision Loss', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/09/the-most-common-cause-of-vision-loss/', 'The Most Common Cause of Vision Loss\nThe team classified a total of 8,125 eyes into one of five AMD groups based on the severity of the dis-ease and other factors.\nRegular consumption of a diet with a high-glycemic index — a diet containing carbs (acidic grains, pasta, high sugar fruits) that quickly raise blood sugar levels — significantly increased the risk of AMD relative to regular consumption of a diet with a low-glycemic index (alkalizing low sugar fruits and vegetables).\n“The eyes are 97% to 98% water and are very sensitive to acidic water and foods. Using alkaline drops such as a 1% saline solution in the eyes can be very helpful in buffering localized acidity in the eyes,” states Robert O. Young, Ph.D.\n“If you want healthy eyes you must maintain the alkaline design of your body fluids by reducing dietary and metabolic acids with the four foundational food groups:\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/water.htm\n2) 9 to 12 servings of alkaline vegetables and fruits\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/phruits.htm\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/phlavor.htm\n4) Healthy long chain poly-unsaturated fats.”\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/phruits.htm\nAmerican Journal of Clinical Nutrition, July 2007 The pH Miracle for Weight Loss The pH Miracle for Diabetes\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.061550114303827286, -0.02716573141515255, 0.06687372177839279, 0.047716692090034485, 0.015278746373951435, 0.046508073806762695, 0.032796576619148254, 0.06038876622915268, -0.035723745822906494, 0.012972263619303703, -0.023731335997581482, -0.03309062495827675, 0.0012429263442754745, -0.023992987349629402, -0.02983204461634159, 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(125, 'Supplemental Hydrogen Peroxide – Good or Bad for the Body?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2011/03/09/supplemental-hydrogen-peroxide-good-or-bad-for-the-body/', 'Supplemental Hydrogen Peroxide – Good or Bad for the Body?\nThe following is a scientific critique of some recent publications advocating the use of hydrogen peroxide.\nAtomic or nascent oxygen has been shown to be of great value in the eradication and retrograding biological transformations or pleomorphic micro-organisms such as bacteria, yeast and mold. These biological transformations and their waste products can create highly toxic acids causing dis-ease in man. These micro-organisms typically do not contain alkaline buffers to neutralize oxygen byproducts resulting from the utilization of electrons in the presence of oxygen and therefore cannot protect themselves. These alkaline buffers that can protect cells from being retrograded include catalase, superoxide dismautase and nascent oxygen.\nMany substances are capable of releasing nascent oxygen such as chloride oxides, ozone, hydrogen peroxide and iodine compounds including sodium per iodate. A comparison may be made of these substances on the basis of their stability and toxicity as well as their pharmaconetic properties (how it reacts in the body). Using the above examples, Ozone (O3), releases its oxygen very rapidly (short half-life) while chloride oxides remain effective over a much longer period of time (such as the main ingredient in Prime pH or Activator – sodium chlorite). Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) has a relative short half-life as well as stimulating the release of alkaline buffers such as OH- and SO- or hydroxyl ions or superoxide ions for the purposes of buffering toxic acidic waste products from metabolism of body cells or micro-organisms. Sodium peridate is a rich source of oxygen however, the byproduct, iodine, is highly toxic to the body cells causing them to retrograde into bacteria or yeast.\nCOMPARISON OF SOME COMMONLY USED OXIDANTS\nHere are the important points to remember:\n(1) Oxides of Chloride (CLO2) (CLO) (CLO3) etc.\nThe distinction between nascent (atomic) and molecular (atmospheric) oxygen is that the two nascent oxygen’s that combine to form molecular oxygen (O2) are bound to each other, whereas in a carrier of atomic oxygen (CLO2), the two oxygen atoms are bound to a their atom (chlorine) but not to each other. This molecular structure makes possible the release of the highly active form, nascent oxygen (O1). The general pattern of this molecular structure is also found in other carriers of nascent oxygen.\nWater is chlorinated with molecular chlorine (CL2), in which two atoms of chlorine are bound to each other. In oxides of chlorine, there is present only one chlorine which, upon release of the oxygen, becomes chloride (CL-), always naturally present in the blood and used by the body as an antioxidant to buffer dietary and metabolic acid.\nIt should also me mentioned that the body generates nascent oxygen in the mixed function oxidase system for oxidative purposes and to buffer metabolic, respiratory and/or dietary acids to help maintain the alkaline design of the body or delicate pH balance of the body fluids at 7.365. Therefore the degradation products, chloride and nascent oxygen, are to be found naturally in biological systems for maintaining pH or alkaline design of the body.\n(1) cannot result in biological transformations of healthy body cells, including blood cells into bacteria, yeast or mold, and,\n(2) does not damage human, animal or plant cells which are equipped to handle oxidative processes or metabolic, respiratory or dietary acid.\nFor these reasons buffering metabolic, respiratory and/or dietary acids and preventing the biological transformation of human, animal or plants cells into bacteria, yeast and mold and even retrograding these anaerobic micro-organisms by nascent oxygen (Prime pH or Activator which contains sodium chlorite and produces nascent oxygen) are superior adjunctive to use of any traditional therapies, including the use of antibiotics, vaccinations or hydrogen peroxide.\nADVANTAGES OF CHLORIDE OXIDES OVER OTHER KNOWN OXIDANTS ARE:\n(1) The base compound is non-toxic at over 10 times the normal therapeutic levels. (2) A rich source of electron rich nascent oxygen or atomic oxygen (O1) of two atoms per molecule compared to only one atom for hydrogen peroxide. (3) The pH of this compound is 12.3 with an oxidative reduction potential of over -450 mV compared to hydrogen peroxide with a pH of 3.2 and an oxidative reduction potential of +274 mV. (4) The major degradation compound (chloride ion) is non-toxic and a normal blood and body constituent in comparison to hydrogen peroxide which release 2 atoms of hydrogen causing acidification to the blood and tissues potentially leading to human dis-ease. (5) The half-life of nascent oxygen in the body is approximately 12 hours compared to hydrogen peroxide which is 6 hours. (6) Does not initiate the release of alkaline buffers from body cells where hydrogen peroxide does cause the release of oxygen alkaline buffers to neutralize the two hydrogen ions released from the hydrogen peroxide.\nOzone has the shortest half-life of the commonly used oxidants and because of its known toxicity to lung tissue in particular, is a major problem. The major use of ozone is the ozonation of blood in vitro which is common in Europe.\nHydrogen peroxide has moderate to low source of nascent oxygen (one atom per molecule) with the disadvantage of high toxicity from the release of two hydrogen ions and a short half-life. It enters the body’s own defense system against micro-organisms and metabolic, respiratory and/or dietary acids by causing the T-cells to release anti-oxidants in buffering the increased hydrogen ions.\nBlood concentration Must be Kept Extremely Low\nHydrogen peroxide is a natural body product produced and released by lymphocytes and, for this reason, many feel unjustifiably that this indicates its use as a treatment. The facts are the body generates peroxide for highly specific purposes and in very small quantities. This substance, for example, is generated by T-cells for buffering increased acids from micro-organisms and is produced only when triggered to do so by the presence of these toxic acidic waste products. Almost all cells of the body generate peroxide, and unwanted byproducts, as a result of oxygen metabolism. An indication of just how unwanted is borne out by the biochemical mechanisms which universally present to buffer acids as soon as they are produced. Each and every red blood cell contains the bio-factor catalase, (the most efficient alkaline buffer known) to buffer and neutralize any acid as soon as it is created. It has been estimated that one molecule of catalase can decompose approximately 42,000 molecules of hydrogen peroxide in one second at zero degrees, in mammalian tissues. Other body cells contain not only catalase but glutathione to keep the concentration of peroxide at a concentration not greater than 10 -8 (0.00034%), an extremely low value.\n(2) Various stabilized chloride oxides release nascent oxygen, which among other things, oxidizes environmental chemicals, supports white blood cell activity in buffering metabolic, respiratory and/or dietary acids and is devastating to anaerobic mirco-organism, such as bacteria, yeast and mold, at levels which are completely non-toxic to the human, animal or plant body.\n(3) Chloride oxides such as the product Prime pH or Activator releases alkaline buffers which help to maintain the alkaline design of the body by buffering the acids from the functions of the body.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0038912452291697264, 0.010614634491503239, -0.019332433119416237, 0.02503662370145321, 0.07965993881225586, -0.00364287500269711, -0.016904674470424652, 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(126, 'Has the Existence of Polio, Measles, HIV, CMV, EBV, Hep C, Ebola, the Flu, and Now Zika Viruses Been Demonstrated and Scientifically Proven?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2019/02/02/do-you-believe-in-the-viral-theory/', 'Has the Existence of Polio, Measles, HIV, CMV, EBV, Hep C, Ebola, the Flu, and Now Zika Viruses Been Demonstrated and Scientifically Proven?\nThe first isolation of a virus was achieved in 1892 by Russian bacteria hunter Dimitri Iwanowski, who gathered fluid from diseased tobacco plants. He passed this liquid through a filter fine enough to retain bacteria; yet to Iwanowski’s surprise, the bacteria-free filtrate easily made healthy plants sick. In 1898 a Dutch botanist, Martinus Willem Beijerinck, repeating the experiment, also recognized that there was an invisible cause and named the infectious agent “tobacco mosaic virus.” In the same year as Beijerinck’s report, two German scientists purified a liquid containing filterable viruses that caused foot-and-mouth disease in cattle (viruses were at one time called “filterable viruses,” but eventually the term “filterable” came to apply only to viruses, and was dropped). Walter Reed followed in 1901 with a filtrate responsible for yellow fever, and soon dozens of other disease-causing viruses were found.\nIn 1935 another American, Wendell M. Stanley, went back to the beginning and created pure crystals of tobacco mosaic virus from a filtered liquid solution. He affirmed that these crystals could easily infect plants, and concluded that a virus was not a living organism, since it could be crystallized like salt and yet remained infectious. Subsequently, bacteriologists all over the world began filtering for viruses, and a new area of biology was born-virology.\nHistorically, medical science has vacillated on the question of whether a virus is alive. Originally it was described as nonliving, but is currently said to be an extremely complex molecule or an extremely simple microorganism, and is usually referred to as a parasite having a cycle of life. (The term “killed” is applied to certain viral vaccines, thus implying an official conviction that viruses live.) Commonly composed of either DNA or RNA cores with protein coverings, and having no inherent reproductive ability, viruses depend upon the host for replication. They must utilize the nucleic acids of living cells they infect to reproduce their proteins (i.e., trick the host into producing them), which are then assembled into new viruses like cars on an assembly line. Theoretically, this is their only means of surviving and infecting new cells or hosts.\nThen it was discovered that, when bacteria slowly begin to die, bacteria create tiny, apparently lifeless forms of survival, the so-called spores. It was then suspected that these spores were toxic and that they were the so-called pathogenic poisons. This was then refuted, since the spores are rapidly developing into bacteria when their vital resources are being restored. When scientists in the laboratory observed that the weak, highly inbred bacteria perished very quickly while turning into much smaller structures than the spores, it was first believed that the bacteria were being killed by the alleged pathogenic poisons, called viruses, and that the viruses were thereby replicating.\n[The micrograph above was done using Dark Field Microscopy showing red blood cells and the evolution of bacterial pHages and bacterial spores (the white spots0 from red blood cell biological transformation]\nThen it was discovered that, when bacteria slowly begin to die, bacteria create tiny, apparently lifeless forms of survival, the so-called spores. It was then suspected that these spores were toxic and that they were the so-called pathogenic poisons. This was then refuted, since the spores are rapidly developing into bacteria when their vital resources are being restored. When scientists in the laboratory observed that the weak, highly inbred bacteria perished very quickly while turning into much smaller structures than the spores, it was first believed that the bacteria were being killed by the alleged pathogenic poisons, called viruses, and that the viruses were thereby replicating.\nThe Invention of Bacterial Viruses\nDue to the belief that these – at the time of their discovery still invisible- structures were killing the bacteria, they were called phages/bacteriophages, “eaters of bacteria”. Only later it was determined that merely highly inbred and therefore almost non-viable bacteria can be made to turn into phages, or bacteria which are being destroyed so fast that they do not have time to form spores.\nThe introduction of the electron microscopy led to the discovery of the structures resulting from the biological transformation or pleomorphism of bacteria when these were suddenly dying or when the metabolism of the highly inbred germs was overwhelmed by processes triggered by the adding of “phages”. It was also discovered that there are hundreds of types of different-looking “phages”. The discovery of phages, the so-called bacterial “viruses”, reinforced the wrong assumption and the belief that there were human and animal viruses that looked the same and had the same structure. This is not and cannot be the case, for several different reasons.\nAfter introducing chemical examination techniques in biology, it was discovered that there are thousands of types of phages and that phages of one type always have the same structure. They consist of a particular molecule, made of nucleic acid, which is covered in a shell of proteins of a given number and composition. It was only later discovered that merely the bacteria which had been highly inbred in the test tube could turn into phages themselves, by contact with phages, but this never applied to natural bacteria or bacteria which had just been isolated from their natural environment. In this process, it was discovered that these “bacterial viruses” actually serve to provide other bacteria with important molecules and proteins, and that the bacteria themselves emerged from such structures.\nBefore it could be established that the “bacterial viruses” cannot kill natural bacteria, but they are instead helping them to live and that bacteria themselves emerge from such structures, these “phages” were already used as models for the alleged human and animal viruses. It was assumed that the human and animal viruses looked like the “phages”, were allegedly killing cells and thereby causing diseases, while at the same time producing new disease poisons and in this way transmitting the diseases. To date, many new or apparently new diseases have been attributed to viruses if their origin is unknown or not acknowledged. This reflex found an apparent confirmation in the discovery of the “bacterial viruses”.\nIt is important to note that the theories of fight and infection were accepted and highly praised by a majority of the specialists only if and when the countries or regions where they lived were also suffering from war and adversity. In times of peace, other concepts dominated the world of science.[272]\nThe Detection of Phages and Biological Transformation\nThe existence of phages can be proved rapidly\n[Bacterial pHage being born out of a blood and/or body cell.  A biological process known as pleomorphism]\nFirst step: their presence is confirmed through an effect, namely the transformation of bacteria into phages, and also through an electron micrograph of those phages. The control experiments show that phages do not appear if bacteria do not change or if bacteria randomly start decomposing due to extrinsic sudden annihilation, without forming phages.\n[The micrographs (micrographs #1 through #6] above show the cellular transformation of red blood cells, using pHase contrast microscopy, into rod bacteria, cell-wall deficient bacteria, Y-form yeast and then bacteria pHages]\nSecond step: the liquid containing the phages is concentrated and applied on another liquid, which has a high concentration at the bottom of the test tube and a low concentration at the top of the test tube. The test tube with the phages is then powerfully spun (centrifuged) and all the particles gather according to their mass and weight to the place of their own density. The density is the ratio of weight (mass) per unit of volume, expressed as Kg/l or g/mg, respectively. That is why this concentration and purification step for particles with the same density is called density gradient centrifugation.\nThe layer where many particles of the same density gather becomes “cloudy”, which is called a “band.” This step is being documented, then the particles concentrated, purified and sedimented in a “band” are removed with a syringe needle. The extracted concentrated amount of particles is called an isolate. A fast and simple electron micrograph will confirm the presence of phages in the isolate, which at the same time is an indication for the purity of the isolate, if the micrograph shows no other particles but the phages. The appearance and the diameter of the phages will also be established with the help of this micrograph.\nThe control experiment performed for this step consists in treating and centrifuging the liquid from bacteria which did not form any phages, where no phages appear at the end of the procedure.\nAfter the step of successfully isolating the phages, the decisive biochemical characterization of the phages follows. The biochemical characterization of their composition is essential for identifying the specific type of phage, since different types of phages often appear to be similar. The isolate obtained through the density gradient centrifugation is now divided in two parts. One part is used to determine the size, type and composition of the nucleic acid; in a separate procedure, the other part is used to determine the amount, size and morphology of the proteins of the phages. Since the 1970s, these tests have been simple standard techniques that are learned by every biology student in their first semesters.\nThese tests represent the biochemical characterization of the phages. In almost every case, these results have been and are being published in only one publication, since a phage has a very simple structure which is very easy to analyze. The control experiments for these tests use liquid from bacteria which do not form phages and thus cannot present any biochemical proof. The existence of approximately two thousand different types of phages have been scientifically demonstrated this way\nThe So-Called Pathogenic Viruses\nUnScientific Experiments and Interpretations Gave Birth to Virology\nWith his unscientific experiments and interpretations that he had never confirmed through negative controls, Enders brought the entire “viral” infectious medicine to a dead end. It is important to note at this point that Enders, like many infectious diseases specialists, worked for the U.S. military, which had always been and remains to date a huge victim of the fear of contagions. It was mainly the U.S. military which spread its erroneous belief that besides chemical weapons there were also biological weapons in the form of bacteria and viruses.\nIn 1949, Enders announced that he had managed to cultivate and grow the alleged polio virus in vitro on various tissues. The American expert opinion believed everything immediately. What Enders did was to add fluids from patients with poliomyelitis to tissue cultures which he claimed to have had sterilized, then he alleged that the cells were dying because of the virus, that the virus was replicating in this way and that a vaccine could be harvested from the respective culture. At that time, summer polio epidemics (polio = flaccid paralysis) were very frequent during summer and they were believed to be caused by the polio virus. A vaccine was to help eradicate the alleged virus. After the polio vaccine was introduced, the symptoms were then re-diagnosed among other things as multiple sclerosis, flaccid acute paralysis, aseptic meningitis etc. and later polio was claimed to have been eradicated. During his experiments, Enders et al. sterilized the tissue cultures in order to exclude the possibility of bacteria killing the cells. What he didn’t take into consideration was that the sterilization and the treatment of the cell culture when preparing it for the alleged infection was exactly what was destroying and killing the cells. Instead, he interpreted the cytopathic effects as the existence and the action of a so-called polio virus, without ever having isolated a single virus and describing its biochemistry. The necessary negative control experiments, which would have shown that the sterilization and the treatment of the cells prior to the “infection” in the test tube was killing the cells, have never been performed. However, for this “performance” Enders received the Nobel prize in 1954.\nThe Invention of the Polio Virus and ‘YES” the Measles Virus Too!\n[Measles virus or a bacterial pHage?]\nThus, the polio and measles vaccines do not contain viruses, but particles of dead monkey kidney tissue or human cancerous body cells. To date, no negative control experiments have been done with respect to the so-called polio and measles viruses either, which would have shown that it was the laboratory procedures that lead to the cytopathic effects on the cells.\nALL Viruses from HIV, EBV, CMV, Hepatitis C, West Nile Virus, Ebola, Measles, Zika, etc., are ALL Phantom Viruses\nViral Existence Has NEVER Been Scientifically Demonstrated and Never Proven!\nThe following explanations applies to all the so-called (human or animal) “pathogenic viruses”. The six papers provided by Dr. Bardens in the course of the “measles trial” as proof for the existence of the measles virus described in a didactically ideal way the various steps of the chain of misinterpretations up to the belief in the existence of a measles virus.\nThe first paper was published in 1954 by Enders et al.: “Propagation in tissue cultures of cytopathogenic agents from patients with measles” (Proc Soc Exp Biol Med. 1954 Jun; 86 (2): 277–286).\nThis publication can be found on the internet, like all the other publications presented at the measles trial. In that experiment, Enders et al. cut down dramatically on the nutrient solution and added cell-destroying antibiotics to the cell culture before introducing the allegedly infected fluid. The subsequent dying of the cells was then misinterpreted as presence and also isolation of the measles virus. No control experiments were performed to exclude the possibility that it was the deprivation of nutrients as well as the antibiotics which led to the cytopathic effects.\nEnders’ and his colleagues’ blindness can be explained by the fact that he truly wanted to help people, while the ‘virus hysteria’ was intensifying after the war and during the cold war. It can also be explained by the fact that Enders and many of his colleagues had no idea about medicine or biochemistry and they were competing with the Soviet Union for the development of the first measles vaccine. Such a pressure for success can also explain why Enders and his colleagues ignored their own reservations and cautions expressed in 1954, when they had observed and noted that many cells also died after being treated normally (i.e. without being “infected”), which they thought to have been caused by unknown viruses and other factors.  All these facts and cautions were subsequently disregarded.\nThe ‘Viral Dogma’ of Pathogenic Viruses is Still Being Promoted Today!\nI also recommend Prof. Lüdtke’s relevant review (1999).[280] He noted that at the early beginnings of virology, the majority of virologists always concluded that the structures they had mistaken for viruses turned out to be components of the cells and thus, they were only the result of the experiment and not the cause of the changes observed.\nAfter the discovery and characterization of the phages and after introducing the dogma that the nucleic acid was the genome of all cells and viruses, the consensus was born, according to which such viruses must exist in humans and animals as well. In 1992, the dogma stating that the nucleic acid is the genotype of all cells was retracted in the scientific community. The ‘viral dogma’ of pathogenic viruses, however, is still being promoted today to the harm of billions of people. – for what?\nThe Bottom Line Concerning Phantom Viruses and the Polio and Measles Virus\n[An Electron micrograph of the so-called Polio virus that has never been demonstrated scientifically to cause the symptoms of paralysis.  Illustration has been colorized for effect]\nMy bottom line still holds the truth that the terrain or internal environment is everything and the germ or so-called virus is NOTHING! The germ or so-called virus can only be a symptom of cellular breakdown due to an imbalance of the delicate alkaline pH balance of the body fluids and NOT the cause of that breakdown. That is why years ago I offered any scientist in the World a finders fee of 5 million US dollars if they could prove the existence of the HIV virus using Koch’s postulates. It has now been over 20 years and I am still waiting even though currently I no longer have the funds to pay the prize due to political assassination! It is unfortunate that a former 5 million US dollar prize offered 20 years ago was not enough money to change the current medical viral dogma that is currently paying out trillions of dollars to guess who?[281]\nClick here to read more: http://medcraveonline.com/IJVV/IJVV-02-00032.php\nTo order your copy of Second Thoughts About Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis go to: https://www.amazon.com/…/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_taft_p…\nLecture in Dubai – The 2nd Annual Conference on Bacterial, Viral and Infectious Diseases\nhttp://www.drrobertyoung.com/events.html\nJoin Robert O Young PhD and Galina Migalko MD in Dubai on June 18th and 19th, 2019 for the Annual Conference on Bacterial, Viral and Infectious Diseases. They will be Key Note Speakers and doing a workshop on the New Biology.\nFor more information and to register go to: https://bacterialdiseases.infectiousconferences.com/organiz…\nThe following is the abstract for Dr. Young’s lecture:\nThe Dismantling of the Viral Theory\nRobert O Young CPT, MSc, DSc, PhD, Naturopathic Practitioner\n[1] Morton S. Biskind, MD. “Public Health Aspects of the New Insecticides”. American Journal of Digestive Diseases, New York, 1953, v 20, p331.\n[2] Handbook of Pesticide Toxicology, edited by Wayland J. Hayes, Jr. and Edward R. Laws, Academic Press Inc., Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Publishers, San Diego, 1991, p769\n[3] Toxicological Profile: for DDT, DDE, and DDE. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, September 2002.\n[4] U. Beck, E. Löser “Chlorinated Benzenes and other Nucleus-Chlorinated Aromatic Hydrocarbons” Ullmann’s Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry, 2012, Wiley-VCH, Weinheim.\n[5] Chlorobenzene”. 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S.: “DDT Poisoning a Serious Public Health Hazard”, Am. J. Dig. Dis. 16: 73, Feb. 1949.\n[29] Biskind, M. S.: “DDT Poisoning and the Elusive ‘Virus X’: A New Cause for Gastro- Enteritis”, Am. J. Dig. Dis. 16: 79, March 1949.\n[30] Boyd, C. L.: “A Report on “XX Disease in Texas”, J. Am. Vet. M. A. 113: 463, Nov. 1948.\n[31] Cameron, C. R., and Burgess, F.: “The Toxicity of DDT”, Brit. M. J. 1: 865-871, June 23, 1945.\n[32] Carte; R. H., Hubanks, P. E., et al: “Effect of Cooking on the DDT Content of Beef”, Science, 107: 347, April 2, 1948.\n[33] Case, R. A. M.: Toxic Effects of DDT in Man”, Brit. M. J., 2: 842-845, Dec. 15, 1945.\n[34] Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry, A. M. A.: “Health Hazards of Pesticides”, J. A. M. A. 137: 1603, Aug. 28, 1948.\n[35] Crescitelli, F., and Gillman, A.: “Electrical Manifestations of Cerebellum and Cerebral Cortex Following DDT Administration to Cats and Monkeys”, Am. J. Physiol., 147: 127- 137, Sept. 1946.\n[36] Deederer, C.: “DDT Toxicity”, M.Rec. 161: 216-220, April 1948\n[37] Domenici, T. J.: “Hepatitis without Jaundice and without Hepatomegaly”, N. Eng. J. Med. 240: 88, Jan. 20, 1949\n[38] Dunn, J. E., Dunn, J. C., and Smith, R. S.: “Skin Sensitising Properties of DDT for 31\nGuinea Pig”, Pub. Health Rep. 61: 1614-1620, 1949.\n[39] Editorial: Pesticides: “Chemical Contaminants of Foods”, J.A.M.A. 137: 1604, Aug. 28, 1948.\n[40] Fitzhugh, O. G., and Nelson, A. A.: “The Chronic Oral Toxicity of DDT”, J. Pharm.acol. and Exper. Therap. 89: 18-30, Jan. 1947.\n[41] Gamier, G.: “Treatment of Scabies with DDT”, .Presse Med. 56: 458, June 23, 1948. [42] Garett, ii. M., “Toxicity of DDT for Man”, Alabama St. M. A. J., 17: 74, Aug. 1947.\n[43] Globus, J. H.: “DDT Poisoning; Histopathologic Observations on the Central Nervous System in So-Treated Monkeys, Dogs, Cats and Rats”, J. Neuropath. 7: 418-431, Oct. 1948.\n[44] Haymaker, W., Ginzler, A. M., and Ferguson, J. L.: “Toxic Effects of Prolonged Ingestion of DDT on Dogs, with Special Reference to Lesions in Brain”, Am. J. M. Sc. 212: 423, Oct. 1946.\n[45] Hill, K. R., and Daniiani, C. R.: “Death Following Exposure to DDT, Report of a Case”, New Eng. J. Med., 235: 897-899, Dec. 19, 1946.\n[46] Hill, K. 3. and Robinson, G.: “A Fatal Case of DDT Poisoning in a Child, with an Account of Two Accidental Deaths in Dogs”. Brit. M. J. 2: 845-847, Dee. 15, 1945.\n[47] Ingle, L.: “Toxicity of Chlordane to White Rats”, J. Econ. Entomol. 40: 264-268, 1947.\n[48] Jandorf, B. J;. Sanett, H. P., and Bodansky, Oscar: “Effect of Oral Administration of DDT on Metabolism of Glucose and Pyruvie Acid in Rat Tissues”, J. Pharmaeol. and Exper. Therap. 88: 333-337, Dec. 1946.\n[49] Jenkins, D. W.: “A Review of the Insecticide Hexachloro-cyclohexane (‘666’)”, Office of Technical Services, U. S. Dept of Commerce, Washington, D • C., No. PB 4034, Med. Div. Rept. No. 56, Sept. 26, 1945.\n[50] Kempe, H. E.: “Progress Report on Benzene Hexachloride for the Destruction of Sheep Scab Mites”, Vet. Med., Feb. 1948, pp. 76-79.\n[51] Kirk, H.: Vet. Red. 58: 43, 1946.\n[52] Kirk, H.: “DDT in Canine Practice”, Vet. Med. Feb. 1947, PP. 76-78.\n[53] Lawhon, G. J., Jr.: “X Disease in South Carolina”, N. Am. Vet. 29: 643, Oct. 1948.\n[54] Leider, M.: “Allergenic Eczematous Contact-Type Dermatitis Caused by DDT”, J. Invest. Dermatol. 8: 125-126., March 1947.\n[55] Lillie, R. D., Smith, M. I., and Stohlman, E. F.: Pathologic Action of DDT and Certain of its Analogs and Derivatives”, Arch. Path. 43: 127-142, Feb. 1947.\n[56] Mackerras, I. M., and West, R. F. K.: “DDT Poisoning in Man”, M. J. Australia, 1: 400-401, March 23, 1946.\n[57] Mobbs, J. F.:” Toxicity of Hexaehloroeyclohexane in Scabies, J.A.M.A. 138: 1253, Dec. 25, 1948. Personal Communication.\n[58] Morrill, C. C.: “Hyperkeratosi.s or X Disease”, N. Am. Vet. 29: 642, Oct. 1948.\n[59] Neal, P. A., Sweeney, T. B., Spicer, S. S., and von Oettingen, W. F.: “The Excretion of DDT in Man, Together with Clinical Observations”, Pub. Health Rep., 61: 403, March 22, 1946.\n[60] Neal, P. A., von Oettingen, W. F., Smith, W. W., et al: Toxicology and Potential Dangers of Aerosols, Mists and Dusting Powders Containing DDT”, Pub. Health Rep. Suppl. 177, 1944.\n[61] Neal, P. A., von Oettingeu, W. F., Dunn, R. C., and Sharpless, N. E.: “Toxicology and Potential Dangers of Aerosols and Residues from Aerosols Containing 3 Percent of DDT. Second Report, ibid., Suppl. 183, 1945.\n[62] Nelson, A. A., Draize, 3. H., Woodard, G., et al: “Histopathological Changes Following Administration of DDT to Several Species of Animals”, U. S. Pub. Health Rep. 59: 1009, Aug. 4, 1944.\n[63] Neve, Helen: “Toxic Effects of DDT on a Cat”, Vet. Rec. 58: 43, 1946. Vet. Med., Feb. 1947, p. 78.\n[64] Niedelman, M. L.: “Contact Dermatitis Due to DDT”, Occup. Med. 1: 391-395, April 1946.\n[65] Radeleff, R. D.: “DDT Spray Outmodes Dipping Vat”, Vet. Med. Oct. 1947, pp. 372- 373.\n[66] Radeleff, R. D.: “Chlordane Poisoning: Symptomatology and Pathology, Vet. Med. Aug. 1948, pp. 342-347.\n[67] Robinson, J. H.: “Harvest Analysis of DDT Residues”, Food Packer, 29: 50-53, 1948.\n[68] Riker, W. F., Jr., Huebner, Virginia, R., Raska, S. B., and Cattell, McKeen: “Studies on DDT, Effects on Oxidative Metabolism”, J. Pharmacol. and, Exper. Therap., 88: 327- 332, Dec. 1946.\n[69] Sarrett, H. P., and Jandorf, B. J.: “Effects of Chronic DDT Intoxication in Rats on Lipids and Other Constituents of Liver”, ibid., 91: 340-344, Dec. 1947.\n[70] Smith, M. I.: “Accidental Ingestion of DDT, with a Note on its Metabolism in Man”, J.A.M.A., 131: 519-520, Juno 8, 1946.\n[71] Smith, M. I., and Stohlnian, E. F.: “Pharmacologic Action of 2, 2 his (p-Chlorophenyl) 1,1,1-Trichloroethane and its Estimation in the Tissues and Body Fluid”, Pub. Health Rep., 59: 984, July 28, 1944.\n[72] SmIth, M. I., and Stohlman, E. F.: “Further Studies on the Pharmacologic Action of DDT”, ibid., 60: 289, March 16, 1945.\n[73] Smith, N. 3.: “Death Following Accidental Ingestion of DDT”, J.A.M.A., 136: 469- 471, Feb. 14, 1948.\n[74] Smith, R. F., Fullmes, O. H., and Messenger, P. S.: “DDT Residues on Alfalfa Hay and Seed Chaff”, J. Econ. Entomol. 41: 755-8, 1948.\n[75] Strycker, G. V., and Godfroy, B.: “Dermatitis Resulting from Exposure to DDT”, J. Missouri St. M. A., 43: 384-386, June 1948.\n[76] Taylor, E. L.: “Danger of Ununction with DDT”, Lancet, 2: 320, Sept. 8, 1945.\n[77] Telford, H. S., and Guthrie, J. E.: “Transmission of the Toxicity of DDT Through the Milk of White Rats and Goats”, Science, 102: 647, Dec. 21, 1945.\n[78] Thoungh, TI. C.: “Poisonous Effects of DDT on Humans”, Indian M. Ga:. 81: 432, Oct. 1946.\n[79] U. S. Dept. Agriculture, “Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine: Now Insecticides in Grasshopper Control”, Bull. E-722, May 1947. Bull. EC.1, March 1948.\n[80] U. S. Dept. 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(127, 'Colloids and Colloidal Systems in Human Health and Nutrition', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2016/01/09/colloids-and-colloidal-systems/', 'Colloids and Colloidal Systems in Human Health and Nutrition\nColloids and colloidal systems are essential to life. They are extremely useful, even indispensable, in many commercial and industrial situations as well. They function in every body cell, in the blood, and in all body fluids, especially the intercellular fluids, formerly known as “humors.” Therefore, increased understanding of colloids and their attendant phenomena, as well as the application of their operating principles, to enhance human health considerably is discussed in this article. Colloidal science is relatively young, however, and the number of qualified experts are few compared to other areas of science. In addition, most study in colloids has been confined to industrial processes. Having found use in agriculture, the concrete industry, horticulture, the floral industry, mining, electroplating and cosmetics, to name a few, colloids may have specific application in almost every form of human endeavor. Each of the few general areas just mentioned can be broken down into extensive subdivisions as discussed in this article.\n[Key words: Colloids, Colloidal Chemistry, Colloidal Silver, Health, Nutritional supplements]\nA material system in which one kind of matter, usually in the form of fine particles, is distributed more or less evenly throughout another is called a dispersion. The term colloid is usually applied either to a particle of matter falling within a specified size range, or to a colloidal system, which is a combination of particles and a containing medium, i.e., a dispersion. In this essay, colloid will refer to particles only, and colloidal system to the dispersion. A colloidal system may consist of one kind of colloid or a combination of solid, liquid or gas colloids dispersed in the medium. Essentially, particle size distinguishes colloidal systems from other material systems, such as suspensions and solutions (suspensions have larger particles and solutions have smaller.)\nIn 1925, H. Freundlich classified dispersions into three basic categories: true solutions, colloidal solutions, and emulsions/suspensions. There were four parameters for categorizing a dispersion: (1) particle size; (2) Brownian movement (movement of suspended particles resulting from the impact of molecules of the medium); (3) ability to pass through ordinary filter paper; and (4) level of solubility. Freundlich’s success in categorizing dispersions was somewhat limited due to the laboratory equipment available at that time. As a result, he and his contemporaries had to calculate the size of the particles. The table below identifies these categories of solutions.\nHalf a century later, the Russian scientist S.S. Voyutsky wrote his book on colloidal chemistry, and his findings.\n(Figure 1: The differences between suspensions, solutions and colloidal solutions)\nParticle size was still of major importance in distinguishing systems from one another, but although the range of particle sizes in the diagram is the same as that originally calculated, the difference is that the emulsion/suspension level is divided into the microheterogeneous level (next up from colloidal) and the coarsely dispersed system. Voyutsky’s term for a true solution is the more accurate molecularly dispersed system, in which particles tend to be below 1 nanometer (nm). Though particle size is critical in making distinctions among systems, exact points of transition between the various degrees of dispersion cannot be established. Rather, there is a continuity much like the color transitions in a rainbow. Even so, colloidal systems are quite different from micro-heterogeneous ones, which do not have the very large total surface area of colloids.\nIn certain concentrations, micro heterogeneous systems display many of the same characteristics as colloids because a lot of the particles are within the colloidal range. However, due to the fact that a critical percentage of the particles are larger than 100 nm, a significant number of them will tend to settle. Micro-heterogeneous systems are a different color than a corresponding colloidal system. The color will tend more toward black because light is blocked by the coarser particles, and this will increase as concentration is raised. (See “Testing a Colloidal System” below.) Colloids may also be found in microheterogeneous systems and coarse suspensions. Relatively speaking, the total area of coarsely dispersed systems is quite small.\nColloid size ranges from 0.001 to 0.1 micron (1 to 100 nm) in diameter. Since a micron is one-millionth of a meter, and a meter is about 40 inches, a micron is four one-hundred- thousandths of an inch. Thus, a colloid measures about four-millionths of an inch to about four one-hundred-millionths of an inch, or 10 angstroms at the smaller end of the range. This puts the size of the smallest colloids at about 10 times the size of a hydrogen atom.\nColloids do not settle, and are fdterable by ordinary techniques in the same sense as fdterable bacteria, whereas coarser particles in the dispersion size range are retained. They differ from “particles” in molecularly dispersed systems in that dispersed colloids cannot pass through the fine pores of passive membranes. Because of their size, colloids diffuse slowly.\nIn addition to particle size, a colloidal system must have the following three properties in order to be differentiated from other dispersions:\nIt must be heterogeneous, i.e., consist of dissimilar constituents, for example silver and water.\n2.  It must be multiphasic, i.e., solid/liquid, gas/liquid, etc.\n3.  The particles must be insoluble in the solution or suspension.\nEach of these characteristics interacts with the others, giving a colloidal system its unique qualities. One fascinating thing is that even though particle size and concentration may vary, as long as most particles are in the proper range, the system will retain its colloidal properties, even though it may not be ideal.\nColloidal systems may be further identified according to the phases of their constituents. A solid dispersed in a liquid is called a sol, a solid or semi-solid colloidal system is a gel. An emulsion consists of one liquid dispersed in another. An aerosol , such as smoke or mist, consists of a solid or liquid dispersed in a gas. Some alloys are solid-in-solid colloids. The most common system, especially where human physiology is concerned, is the sol, or solid-in-liquid dispersion.\nThere are three main classifications of sols based upon the interaction of the particles and the medium:\n(1) lyophobic (solvent-hating);\n(2) lyophilic (solvent-loving); and\nLyophobic colloids have little attraction for the medium and are therefore not highly stable (not able to remain dispersed). Metallic sols in water are examples of lyophobic colloids, that is, they lack the affinity for that medium. But they are atypical lyophobics due to the exceptional ability of metals to hold a charge. In lyophilic systems the particles are attracted to the medium. These systems are inherently more stable than lyophobic ones because the attraction of the colloid for the medium resists settling. Both types of colloidal systems are found in plant and animal fluids.\nThe molecules of association colloids have a hydrocarbon chain with a hydrophilic “head” group and a hydrophobic “tail” group. When dissolved in water the molecules form clusters called micelles. These keep the head groups in contact with the water while protecting the tails within the micelle from water. The interior of the micelle corrals oily material and keeps it stable within the system. Detergents and soaps are common examples of association colloids.\nThe most important characteristic of colloidal systems is surface charge on the particles. Keep in mind that a “particle” is a group of bonded atoms or molecules. Charged particles repel each other, overcoming the tendency to aggregate (the attraction force) and remaining dispersed. Particle size plays a major role in the capacity to bear a charge, and the colloidal size range is set by this capacity. In manufactured systems, the charge can be greatly increased over what might occur naturally. Within the range, the smaller the particle, the greater the surface and the greater the charge that can be applied in manufacture.  Only heterogeneous, highly dispersed colloidal systems, containing the smallest possible particles, have a well-developed surface area. Given a constant voltage applied to the system, particle charge is not automatically increased as the substance is made finer, but total charge in the system will increase.\nAlready coarse particles will tend to fall out even if they have received an electrical charge like the smaller particles, because gravity will have a greater influence than the electrical forces which maintain the dispersion. Metallic particles have a great affinity for each other at the atomic level. They are magnetically attracted to each other and want to bond. But the magnetism of metals does not create an added difficulty of attraction against maintaining a colloidal system because of the superior capacity of metals to hold a charge.\nGiven a constant particle size, the higher the concentration in a solution, the more likely the attraction force will overcome the repelling charge, creating larger masses. At some point, the mass will precipitate out due to gravitation. At lesser concentrations, the attraction force is insufficient for precipitative particle bonding, and groups are light enough that gravitation will not pull them out of solution. This is an ideal colloidal system.\nManufacturing Colloids and Systems\nAt least five methods were used to manufacture colloids before 1938, including: (1) Grind, (2) Wave, (3) Liquid, (4) Chemical, (5) Electrical. For medical or health purposes, the FDA now allows both the grind and electrical manufacturing techniques to be used. Of these two methods, however, the electro-colloidal process is generally considered to be far superior. (The chemical method, described below, is restricted to industrial or commercial applications.) With the grind method, the inorganic or organic particles are usually no finer than four one-hundred-thousandths of an inch, or about one micron, which is outside the upper end of the ideal size range by a factor of 10. Such particles may or may not be electrically charged. Even if a charge is present, the size of the particles may be great enough that the repelling forces are unable to overcome the pull of gravity. Thus, particles will tend to settle to the bottom of the solution, and much of the effectiveness of the colloidal system will be lost. While some sols owe their stability to particle size, charge and high dispersion, others employ a mechanical stabilizer added to the medium. Such stabilizers include gelatin, glycoproteins, and starch, among other things, which increase solution viscosity and cause the particles to settle much more slowly. The downside to this is that stabilizers tend to block the effects of the colloids, and the particles will still eventually settle if the solution is allowed to stand long enough. If the inorganic or organic particles are within the size range of 1 to 100 nm and are uniformly charged, no stabilizer is required to maintain suspension indefinitely in deionized water, as long as no disruptive influence intrudes. Thus, the integrity and power of a colloidal system is a factor of the interplay among size, charge, concentration, and interaction between particle and medium. It should be mentioned that shape is also a factor.\nIn recent years, the chemical process has been widely employed to replace the inferior grind method, because it provides a convenient shortcut to the more difficult electro- colloidal process. But it also has drawbacks, one of which is the difficulty in getting the chemicals (acids) back out of the colloidal solution. Consequently, traces of the chemicals are frequently left in solution, which can cause unwanted effects, especially in nutritional/medical applications. After studying the health benefits of various forms of colloidal silver, Dr. Leonard Keene Hirschberg, A.M.M.D. (Johns Hopkins) concluded, “There are two principal ways of producing metallic colloids, viz., chemical and physical (electrical). The two methods yield widely different results, and from a therapeutic point of view I need only deal with the electric colloid metals, since only these present the necessary homogeneity, minuteness of granules, purity, and stability.”\nA simple illustration will suggest the immense power potential of a colloidal system. The total surface of a one-inch cube of iron is six square inches. By colloidal chemistry, the cube can be divided into particles having a total surface area in the range of 800,000,000 square inches, all expressing electrical energy. The total surface area of the particles in a quarter teaspoon is greater than that of a football field.\nThe highest quality colloidal systems are produced by the electro-colloidal method, meaning the inorganic or organic particles and (usually) water have been completely “colloided.” This is simultaneous dispersion and bonding by a current sent through the combination. This is the only method that will create a true colloidal system by manufacture. Products that are simple mixtures of metal and liquid cannot possess nearly the potential of electrocolloids, and are therefore of questionable value. The proper electrical process allows inorganic or organic particles that are well within the colloidal size range to be drawn off an ingot. Animated by Brownian movement, they are able to remain in suspension in a liquid medium almost indefinitely. (Because many nutrients are best transported through the body in water, the best medium to use for ingested nutritional products is pure, de-ionized water.)\nAll other things being equal, the number of particles varies inversely according to the cube of the size change, so if size is reduced 50 percent, overall number is multiplied by eight. This is a mathematical proof, and is determined by actual count using an electron microscope and by atomic absorption. Obviously, ideal size is element dependent. Size is controlled by frequency, amperage and micro-meshes, among other things.\nThe ultimate colloidal sol contains ultra-fine and ultra-light particles in the range of 0.015-0.005 microns in diameter, and they will remain suspended in de-ionized water without need of any other ingredient. There is no visible accumulation of inorganic or organic particles either in the solution or settled on the bottom. Products that show visible particles in the solution or at the bottom of the container indicate that the particles are either too large or have not received the proper electrical charge.\nThe metallic particles in a sol may vary in concentration, but more is not necessarily better, unless we have correspondingly smaller particles. In fact, the reverse is usually true- less is better, and in essence, less is more, functionally speaking, because as noted earlier, the higher the concentration in a solution, the more likely the attraction force will overcome the repelling charge. But even before this happens, effectiveness is reduced. The highest quality colloid will have a certain maximum number of particles. They will be of the minimum possible size, and ideally no more than a “handful” of atoms hooked together per molecule of water utilized, and in a negatively charged state. This will prevent further aggregation at that size.\nA quick way to see if a solution contains colloids is by observing the Tyndall effect. A clear colloidal dispersion will appear turbid when a sharp and intense beam of light is passed through. The scattered light also takes on a cone shape within the solution. A simple way to observe this is to shine a very bright flashlight through a test tube of the dispersion in a dark room.\n[Figure 2; Viewing the colloidal particle size of silver using a laser beam]\nAs noted earlier, a critical indicator of a colloidal system’s quality is its color. The ideal form of colloidal silver, for example, will have a golden yellow color. As the size of each particle increases, the color of the suspension proceeds from yellow to brown to red to gray to black. Therefore, the color range could also be read as “best to fair to mediocre to inferior.” In all cases, systems produced using the electro-colloidal method are a different color than those from other methods except where an artificial dye is used to imitate the proper color. Additionally, color varies with concentration, use of a stabilizer, and the presence or absence of other trace elements.\nTo confirm that a product is a true colloidal, examine the ingredients. If it contains an ingredient other than the designated colloidal particles, the product may not be suitable. If no additional ingredient is listed, but the product requires refrigeration, it means there is an ingredient in it that might spoil at room temperature. Properly prepared using the electro-colloidal method, a colloidal system requires no such ingredient. Needless to say, a product with instructions to shake before using is also quite suspect.\nColloids and the Living System\nHumoral medicine died in 1863 as a result of the influence of the Virchow school. Cellular pathology tells only part of the story of disease. The colloidal integrity of the intercellular fluids, or humoral milieu, is the sine qua non of life itself. The state of health is present when there is unhindered flow of life- force through every part of the humoral system. The real function of body cells is to maintain the milieu in a state of functional efficiency.\nAt the present time, colloidal chemistry plays a major role in over 7,000 industries, and, as noted earlier, most study in colloids has been applied to industrial processes. In the last few decades of the 19th century, and even well into the 20th, there was considerable awareness of the importance of colloids to human health. But with the rise and sway of monomorphic, allopathic, cell-oriented medicine, this area of study fell by the wayside. Therefore, there is currently comparatively little awareness of, or focus on, colloids in the living system. Professor Wolfgang Ostwald has noted, “All life processes take place in a colloidal system, and that is true both of the normal fluids and secretions of the organism, and of the bacterial toxins, as well as, in large measure, of the reactions which confer immunity.” Based on that premise, Alfred Searle wrote:\nFortunately, the recognition of bacteria and their products as essentially colloidal in character has greatly facilitated the study of disinfection. It is now realized that-disregarding the fact that bacteria are alive-they may, owing to their colloidal character and that of the toxins and some other substances they produce-be destroyed by substances which bear an electrical charge opposite to that of the bacteria or their colloidal products.  ” . . . The great advantage of dealing with germs as colloids lies in the fact that the agents used for their coagulation and consequent destruction are not necessarily poisonous . . ..”\nColloidal silver, for example, has no recorded side effects. Its power to “disinfect” stems from the frequencies of vibration presented on the surface of the particles; i.e., they are very highly charged oppositely to microorganisms , and very active. Yet they are completely safe and natural. It is a situation opposite to the antibiotic one, which is “toxichemical,” not only to the target microform but to the host as well, and which sets more improperly charged toxins free in the system rather than catalytic, energetically harmonious colloids. Moreover, the antibiotic cannot really alter the condition which supported the evolution of the target form, and may not even kill it but only instigate an evasive pleomorphosis and potentiate a worse scenario later. This is not to mention the negative effect on the health and vitality of the intestinal villi. (The intestinal villi are safe from colloidal silver because the silver is absorbed and/or used to buffer dietary acids in the mouth and stomach before reaching the small intestines and the intestinal villi.)\nMetal solids have the further therapeutic advantage of acting most rapidly in faintly alkaline solutions, so that when properly prepared they are not affected adversely by normal blood. Before a therapeutic substance can exert its full effect it must be converted into the ionized or into the colloidal state. . . . The drugs employed to combat disease should be in the colloidal state, i.e. in a form in which they may be isomorphic and isotonic with the elements of the body. Only so can they be expected to exert their full potency.\nThe task of thus bringing their remedial virtue to its highest point is not an easy one, for colloidal substances, unless prepared with consummate skill and meticulous care, lack stability, and are prone to precipitation when brought into contact with the electrolytes normally present in the body tissues and fluids.\nThough Searle was speaking in terms of pharmaceuticals, the information also applies to food supplements.\nSince surfaces present, and interact through, electrical and magnetic energies, the electrical characteristics of colloids take on fundamental importance. For example, sick, dead and broken-down cells are attracted to colloids by electromagnetic force, as iron filings are attracted to a magnet. The resulting complexes are carried into the lymph, which recycles what it can, while the rest are carried to the bloodstream to be eliminated. The recycling/breakdown process is carried on by a normal level of fermentation, and it is highly likely that (colloidal) microzymas provide the enzymes as theorized by French scientist and medical doctor,  Antione Bechamp.\nThe surface energies of colloids have powerful effects on physical and chemical activity. It is well known that like charges repel and opposite ones attract, thus surface charges on colloids maintain an energetic system that resists coagulation. Often behaving like enzymes in life processes, certain colloids act as catalysts in chemical reactions. The high surface energies that may accompany them account for the action and sensitivity of colloids in the living system. The electrical potential on the surface of a colloid is known as the zeta potential. Another colloid pioneer, Thomas Riddick, believed zeta potential to be a basic law of nature, or an expression of a universal law-the Law of Balance, or the tension of opposites. Nowhere is this law better represented than in positive vs. negative charge, the fundamental vibrations of elements. Thus, it becomes obvious that zeta potential is basic to life. But each substance, being uniquely configured, will present its own quality of influence.\n(Figure 3; Red blood cell clotting know as Rouleau due to lost surface charge)\nThese photographs show the blood of a healthy person after eating a large meal with a high fat content. The  picture in Figure 3 shows the red blood cells immobile and aggregated due to loss of surface charge or zeta potential. At this point the person felt tired and listless. Figure 4 picture is the same person’s blood 15 minutes after drinking a glass of alkaline water with 5 drops of liquid colloidal alkalizing minerals. (pH Miracle’s LiquidLightning Siver DepHense Minerals™ were used.)\n[Figure 4: The normal profile of red blood cells is to be separate residing in their own space]\nThese highly negatively charged particles impart a vibrational energy which breaks the cells apart and restores the zeta potential-what I call the negative spark of life. Blood cells are once again discrete and highly mobile, regaining their efficiency as carriers of oxygen. The subject reported feeling bright and energetic.\nThe human body is literally a gigantic liquid crystal!\nWe know today that all living organisms are composed of highly structured colloidal systems and that these form the basis of a gigantic colloidal computer. Every cell has an internal colloidal system arranged in patterns to create specific functions. The cells surrounding nerve fibers-glial cells in the brain, Schwann cells in the rest of the body-are made up of high-zeta-potential colloids arranged in a structured matrix. (The reader may be aware that the difference between Einstein’s brain and ordinary brains is that his brain had more glial cells.)\nHe also found that glial cells and Schwann cells are semiconductors just like transistors and that there is a direct correspondence between these cells and the acupuncture energy system mapped out by the ancient Chinese. (Despite his brilliance, however, Becker joins other pioneers in being ignored and shunned by establishment savants because his work threatened vested interests and carefully guarded concepts on several fronts. Thus, for one thing, a marvelous development of his-a safe, effective method of regenerative, scarless healing of severe injury-has been denied to the world.)\nThe body has a special mechanism-called, for convenience, the blood-brain barrier -that somehow prevents many substances from entering the brain. It is very likely an electro­chemical condition in which the balance of electrolytes in the brain and nervous system is critical. When the electrolyte balance is disturbed and the crystalline structure of this vital liquid changes, unwanted materials may pass the barrier. Since a colloidal system supports intercellular fluid, the same situation may exist here, so that if the colloidal system is compromised, the electrolytes lose their ability to reject unwanted substances.\nDr. Becker has shown that the “permeability” of the barrier is altered by external, pulsed electrical and magnetic fields of extra-low frequencies (ELF, or 1 to 100 Hz). ELF signals are transmitted by power lines and hundreds of industrial and household products. Everything from hair dryers, TV sets, computers, washing machines, clothes dryers, even electric wrist watches emit these low frequency waves. Dr. Becker believes the health and possibly the existence of the human race is threatened by these signals, as they alter the chemistry of life (an area in which he threatened money interests). Experiments have shown that colloidal dispersion is threatened with collapse by ELF signals when the zeta potential of the colloidal system is low. At this point it takes very little stress to trigger flocculation in the system. This occurs with most colloids at a zeta potential of around 1 millivolt.\nIt is possible that the increase in zeta potential achieved by adding high energy colloids and anionic electrolytes to the body will protect us from these harmful energies. As noted, colloids and electrolytes relate to and support one another by their electrical bio-energy. Health is vitally characterized by organized matter that carries a high negative surface charge. Death/disease in the terrain is the neutralization of a colloidal system in an area of the body by the positively charged influence of toxins, residues from acid-forming food, and resulting morbidly evolved microforms and their acids. I refer to such areas as dead zones. They exist in the blood as rouleau, as fused cells in tissues, and in the intercellular fluid itself (see below). Toxins and debris in the system promote loss of negative surface charge and act as mortar to glue cells together, reducing function and efficiency. Given the chance, the body will deal with these areas in an electrical manner somewhat analogous to Dr. Becker’s revelations about broken bones. Here, however, the electricity is not a current, but is static. Highly negatively charged colloidal mineral particles will be attracted to these zones, exert their influence and re-establish balance, allowing blood cells to dissociate and opening up cellular communication in tissue. They do this by providing the “negative spark of life.”\nA most crucial area for appreciating the signifi of cance colloids and their flocculation, is the intercellular fluid, or body humors. As described by O.C. Gruner, M.D., the flow of life is maintained in the space between cells, where the living system has enclosed part of the ocean, so to speak. This humoral milieu, or “lake” as Gruner refers to it, has inflow and outflow. The specialized cells of the “tissue spongework” rely upon this substance that bathes them, maintains pH, brings in nutrients, carries away wastes, and shields them from toxins. The flow moves from the capillaries through the interstitial spaces, then, after exchanges with the cells, back into the lymphatic channels.\n“Unless the outlet of the pool is patent, and the canaliculi likewise, chemical changes take place in the stagnant fluid. Moreover, the parts beyond cease to receive the materials needed. . . . Should this movement be arrested in any part of the body, however small be the site, and however short be the time-what we call “disease” begins. … It may be some time before the signs of obstruction become evident. . . for the surplus capacity of the “lake” is so great. . . . We have this principle then: there is only one disease. All the 414 (or so) diseases described in textbooks of medicine are fundamentally forms of one and the same disorder …. The problem to be solved in every case of sickness is, “for what reason has the flow of intercellular fluid ceased, and in what site has it ceased?” But the final reason is the presence in the fluid of the “pathogen,” whose makeup is chemical [emphasis added].”\nThe pathogen is of course not a microform but a toxin. Nutritional deficiency, the other major pathogenic factor, must also be kept in mind.\nIn emphasizing the importance of the dynamics of the lake, Gruner describes an “. . . .intangible circulation, . . . namely the flow of ‘vitality,’ life-force, bioenergy, along the neuro-endocrine system, following the physiological processes of absorption, assimilation, and elimination. As long as this flow is unhindered, the individual is in a state of health.” It is the extraordinary surface area of the colloidal system which makes it capable of carrying a high level of charge and thus vibrational energy, or bioenergy. The neuro-endocrine system, the neuro-lymphatic system and the muscular system are all tied together via the meridians identified by the Chinese over 5,000 years ago and used in acupuncture ever since. And the operating principle of acupuncture recalls the yogic understanding of prana (life force) and the chakras. The Law of Balance is again manifest as the yin and yang aspects of life force. Thus, in addition to food, the body ingests, assimilates and excretes subtle vibratory energies, including normally invisible light frequencies.\nAn interesting aspect is that Gruner sees both the lake and the lymphatics as vital sites of parenteral digestion. In the lymphatics: “There is a real digestion of the entering fluid carried on by the ferments [emphasis added] supplied by their cell population.” And in the intercellular fluid: “The ‘lake’ is the site of parenteral digestion. This is the real digestion. It is the site of constant building up and tearing down, through enzyme activity.” As indicated, poisonous waste products from dietary improprieties find their way into the fluid and interfere with the flow because they cannot be perfectly digested. They are “acid decomposition products,” which create a condition of anoxia in the fluid:\nBesides this anoxia . . . the lack of ferment [emphasis added] needed to break up the pathological substances itself causes interference with the onward flow. . . . Failing the breakdown of the materials in question, deposition will occur. As Lumiere pointed out, it is not the chemistry per se that accounts for health, it is the due retention of the colloidal state [emphasis added]. When flocculation (precipitation, deposition) occurs, the signs of disease appear. … To sum up, the effects of interference are evident to the clinician in all the manifold forms which disease assumes. . . . Their real significance is appreciated in terms of biocolloidology.\nWhat structure could be responsible for most or all of the critical fermentations and anabolic enzyme activity carried on in this inner sanctum? Our fundamental anatomical elements, the colloidal microzymas of the brilliant Antoine Bechamp? It is the electrical, or bioenergetic nature of the fluid that supports the flow, and it is primarily a colloidal system, in concert with (molecular) electrolytes, that constitutes its electrical nature. A fascinating point to be made with respect to anabolic activity is that Gruner believes the lake to be the birthplace of cells, which must also be the work of the tireless and indestructible microzymas .\nWith regard to the presence of light in living systems, recent discoveries indicate that colloids play a critical role in the vital function of intercellular communication.  Discoveries by Dr. Fritz Albert Popp of Germany indicate that the DNA molecule transmits its blueprint information to other cells by means of encoded bursts of ultraviolet laser light. The optical pathways for this information are “light pipes” consisting of highly structured cellular water {Fusion, Sept./Oct. 1985). Popp indicates that the structure of cellular water is created by minute quantities of highly charged colloidal minerals.\nIn the billions of cells comprising tissues and organs, energy is obtained from certain metals, among them iron, iodine, manganese and copper. There are some 32 minerals in the body, with traces of at least as many others. Colloidal nutritional chemistry is the science which converts those elements into particles so minute they can be utilized directly by cells and the intercellular fluid.\nIdeally, a nutrient should be administered in such a form that its essential constituent will travel through the body until it reaches the part where it is required, and that it arrives at that organ or tissue in such a state as to be used to the greatest advantage. To administer a substance in chemical form because it has been isolated from brain matter, for example, may be to misunderstand the chemical and physical changes which take place in assimilation, and thus to supply the material in a form from which it has to be converted. The fact that this conversion occurs shows how marvelous an alchemist the human organism is; but it is no reason for the administration of agents in less than ideal form, especially when the physiology is weakened. The treatment of a disease condition by the administration of various compounds is much more completely understood when it is realized that the reactions deal largely with colloidal materials and systems. Nutritional and remedial treatments become most efficient when they can be based entirely upon this principle or can include it, eliminating or minimizing further disturbance to the system.\nBefore the 1940s, even though certain colloids had seen substantial success-colloidal silver for example-the full health potential of colloids in general had not been demonstrated. This is due to a number of factors, of which the two most important are: (1) the difficulty of studying the special properties of substances in the colloidal state with the technology at hand in the first three decades of the 20th century; (2) failure of early investigators to realize the necessity of stabilizing the remedial colloid in terms of rendering it isosmotic with the blood serum, thus preventing precipitation. Then, in 1941 and later, antibiotics and other “miracle drugs” came on the scene, and mainstream interest turned away from the great potential of colloids. Thus, their potential has waited to outlive the devastation of health by drugs and has become more fully realized only in the last decade.\nIt is now quite evident that the application of colloidal sols to the disease condition of the human body is distinctly encouraging. As suggested, a supply of improperly prepared and unstable colloidal systems has been one of the most serious sources of drawbacks and discouragement. In sols, the presence of very small quantities of certain salts, the ions or ultimate particles of which have an electrical charge opposite to that of the active colloid, will coagulate the latter unless it is protected by some means. In this case, coagulation or precipitation can occur only when the protective agent has been destroyed or removed.\nIn the 1970s, upon recognition of the colloidal nature of the chief body fluids, German investigators saw the enormous possibilities for the application of colloidal disinfectants and medicines. Subsequently (1980s), several colloidal products were placed on the market and their therapeutic properties carefully and vigorously “hyped.” Most of these systems rapidly deteriorated in value, however. Some were so unstable they contained no active colloid at the time of use, and others, not being isosmotic with body fluids, coagulated immediately upon administration.\nOn the other hand, if a substance is converted to the colloidal state in the presence of certain other colloids and of certain salts, the activity of the desired colloid will not be impaired and the system will be quite stable, mixing easily with blood or other body fluids without being rendered inactive by them. A potential drawback is that, while the additional colloids and salts enable use under otherwise impossible circumstances, the action of the protective agents becomes a factor. Usually it appears to be negligible, but occasionally it has been observed to be of considerable importance.\nA great advantage which colloidal sols of elements possess over compounds is the facility with which their action may be studied. If a salt or other compound is administered, there is always the chance of it undergoing hydrolysis or ionization in the alimentary canal or bloodstream, thereby setting up a complex situation in which elements other than the one under investigation become involved. For example, iron may be administrated in the form of a carbonate which is converted  in the stomach into chloride and this, on dilution, is hydrolyzed so that eventually there are formed both hydroxide and chloride of iron. If the iron were administered as a colloidal element, these complications would be avoided and the investigator would be much more certain in drawing conclusions.\nAlso, an element in the ionized state is always associated with its corresponding ion(s). Thus, ionized potassium chloride separates into potassium ions and chlorine ions, and the net charge of the system is neutralized. When the element is administered in the colloidal state, however, it is introduced alone as an active agent, the charge in the particles is quite definite, and activity is correspondingly great. Also, the extreme toxicity of many combined or non-colloidal elements is avoided when administered in the form of colloidal sols, while usefulness is brought to the fore. The remarkable fact that colloidal silver and iodine do not stain the skin, whereas pharmaceutical preparations of silver and iodine do so strongly, is a further indication of the striking difference between colloidal sols and ordinary solutions.\nThe effect of administering elements in a colloidal state to persons suffering from certain symptomologies is extremely interesting, partly because of the progress of the recovery, and partly because of the absence of complications such as occur when the same element is administered in another form. Consequently, there is much truth in the statement that a substance to be fully efficient must be in a colloidal state, or very easily convertible to it in the body of the subject.\nMany metallic colloids serve as powerful catalysts. For example, colloidal silver, titanium, gold, platinum, rhodium, iridium, osmium and palladium are effective catalysts in the despecialization and respecialization of cells. I have observed that these highly negatively charged metal sols can cause red or white blood cells to dedifferentiate to their embryonic state and then redifferentiate into cells needed due to emotional or physical stresses, e.g.,. bone, muscle, nerve or skin cells. This phenomenon was seen in a patient with third degree burns on his hands and face. As silver and titanium metal sols were administered topically, new skin grew rapidly through the respecialization of blood cells. Even where there were skin grafts, new skin was created underneath them, where the metal sols were administered. In The Body Electric, Dr. Becker also reports observations of the healing power of the negative charge.\nThe electrically charged particles of some metal sols have activity and catalytic power so great as to be barely conceivable. They can induce chemical reactions which would otherwise require conditions unattainable in the human subject. Dr. Hirschberg found that they cause strong chemical actions “out of all proportion with the quantity of matter brought to bear.” Marked catalytic properties are evident when only 0.0000002 grain of a platinum sol is present, for example. This intense power of promoting reactions and of being themselves left free at the end of the reaction results in very small quantities of metal sols being capable of effecting changes highly disproportionate to the amount of sol present. Changes which are extremely complex or which would otherwise require a long time if relying on a series of successive reactions may be readily effected by the presence of an elemental sol. These considerations throw light on the importance of trace elements in nutrition. Metal sols have the further therapeutic advantage of acting most rapidly in slightly alkaline solutions, so that when properly prepared they are not affected adversely by normal blood.\nOf interest is the fact that substances (e.g., mercuric chloride or arsenic acid) that block catalysis by metallic colloids, have a like effect on biological systems-that is, they block biochemical reactions and hence can be lethal.\nThe use of specific colloids in health is not a universal cure-all, but just as the administration of extracts or isolates marks an advantage in many cases over the use of the cruder source, so the employment of colloidal elements marks a clear step forward in many cases over traditional supplements or remedies. The ability to energize blood and body fluids alone offers major support to health and a means of addressing a fundamental physiological dysfunction. From this standpoint, the positive effect of colloidal supplements on a host of symptomologies could be anticipated, and has been observed clinically.\nAlexander, J. Colloid Chemistry. New York: Van Nostrand Co., 1924.\n2.  Becker, Robert O., M.D. and Selden, Gary. The Body Electric. Electromagnetism and the Foundation of Life. New York: QuillAVilliam Morrow, 1985.\n3.  Becker, R.O. and Spadaro, J.A. Treatment of orthopedic infection with electrically generated silver ions. Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, January 1978; 60-A: 871-81.\n4.  Becker, R.O. and Spadaro, J.A.. Experience with low current silver electrode treatment of nonunion. In: (Grighton, Carl T., Black, Jonathan, and Pollack, Solomon, eds.). Electrical Properties of Bone and Cartilage. New York: Grune and Stratton, 1979, pp. 631-38.\n5.  Freundlich, H. Colloid and Capillary Chemistry (H.S. Hatfield, translator). New York: E.P. Dutton and Company, Inc., 1922.\n6.  Freundlich, H. The Elements of Colloidal Chemistry (G. Barger, translator). London: Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1925.\n7.  Goddard, E.D. Colloid. In: The World Book Encyclopedia, Vol. 4. Chicago: World Book, Inc., 1985.\n9.  Higher Education Library Publishers (H.E.L.P.). Colloidal Silver-A closer look. H.E.L.P.fulNews, Vol. 9, p. 11.\n10.  Hirschberg, Dr. Leonard Keene. Electrical Colloids, from an article out of Johns Hopkins University Hospital.\n11. Searle, A.B. The Use of Colloids in Health and Disease. New York: E.P. Dutton & Co.,1919.\n12. R.O.  Young, Sick and Tired, Reclaim Your Inner Terrain. Woodland Publishing, Orem, Utah, 1999.\n13.  R.O. Young, S.R. 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(128, 'Scientific Breakthrough! The Most Powerful Selective Anti-Oxidant, Alkalizer, Energizer and Cell Hydrator', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/11/11/scientific-breakthrough-reduced-magnesium/', 'Scientific Breakthrough! The Most Powerful Selective Anti-Oxidant, Alkalizer, Energizer and Cell Hydrator\nNaturopathic Practitioner – The pH Miracle Ti Sana Detox Medical Spa\nThe Incredible Power of Molecular Reduced Magnesium … Bringing Cutting Edge Nutritional Science To You Now!\nThe Most Powerful Selective Anti-Oxidant, Alkalizer, Energizer and Cell Hydrator in the World!\nWith An Instant Impact on Alkalinity, Blood Quality and Energy!\nExcess metabolic and dietary acidity in the interstitial body fluids\nThat excess interstitial acidity triggers tissue inflammation\nThis tissue inflammation activates cell signaling  to release anti-oxidants or acid buffers to protect the tissues, glands and organs.\nMedical Science has been looking at a way of tackling these three issues for quite some time now.\nI have recently discovered that molecular activated and reduced magnesium (MgOH-) that is potentiated with lithium ions tackles all of these problems! It acts as a super anti-oxidant or a super anti-acid , a super anti-inflammatory, a super neutralizer of excess metabolic, dietary, respiratory and environmental acids, acting alone as its own cell signaling molecule!\nIn our body’s, activated and reduced magnesium that carries an extra electron (MgOH-) acts as a very powerful and selective anti-oxidant helping to prevent cellular damage from acid caused inflammation , protecting DNA and combating out of control metabolic and dietary acids that are the primary cause of cellular degeneration .\n“ As deficiencies are corrected in the intracellular and interstitial fluids with key alkalizing nutritional treatments, patients see the difference  in the improved interstitial pH and chemistry counts through follow-up tests using quantitative non-invasive 3-D FBBES.  They also feel the difference physiologically and functionally with increased energy and vitality.\nThere are now well over 1000 studies from peer reviewed medical journals discussing the countless health benefits from elemental magnesium.\nActivated and reduced magnesium (MgOH-) has been shown to reduce inflammation and joint discomfort , increase stamina and energy .\nActivated and reduced magnesium (MgOH-) has shown promise to be cardio protective , neuro protective , offer intestinal protection , skin rejuvenation and many more conditions caused by metabolic and dietary acids that are not properly eliminated via the four channels of elimination – skin, lungs, bowels and kidneys.\nActivated and reduced magnesium (MgOH-) also acts as a powerful cell signalling molecule to maintain our cellular communications system. The interference in this through excess metabolic and dietary acidity is the cause of many health and fitness problems in the body.\nThe Benefits of Activated and Reduced Magnesium\nThe health benefits of activated and reduced magnesium are new to the world.\nThis was because, until NOW, the delivery was only attainable through:\nElectron-enriched ionized water (inefficiently delivered from water current electrical ionization)\nElectrons release through hydroxyl Gas from a metallic cylinder under high pressure\nThe problem with these delivery systems is that electrons disappear very quickly and therefore are not very accessible to our cells to buffer or neutralize metabolic and/or dietary acids.\nBasic chemistry has demonstrated that in the stomach, the generation of electrons carried by sodium bicarbonate is more complete and faster than any other means.\nI took it upon myself to find some way of getting a highly accessible form of elections stabilized by magnesium that was  easy to use and highly bioavailable to the body.\nI discovered the first reduced form of magnesium potentiated by lithium that would deliver a concentration of free-electron for buffering the dietary, respiratory, environmental and metabolic acids that cause ALL sickness and disease.\nI have found that this is the most efficient and easiest way of getting the benefits of activated and reduced magnesium loaded with electron energy .\nFAST RED BLOOD CELL TRANSFORMATION: Immediate improved difference which is viewable using phase contrast microscopy in just five minutes.\nALKALIZING EFFECTs: Pure Energy(TM) is a potent alkalizer serving to effectively neutralise all types of metabolic and dietary acids in our body including lactic acid.\nNEGATIVE-CHARGED ORP EFFECT: Pure Energy(TM) has a high Negative-Charged Oxidative Reduction Potential .  My electron tests show an ORP of up to -1000mV ! In this case the negative-charge is good, not bad and represents a concentration of free electron energy! As we age, we oxidize or ferment, like an old car that rusts. Things that oxidize have a positive ORP or positive-charge. Therefore if we want to slow down the aging (rusting or fermenting) process, then it’s a good to ingest foods, liquids or supplements that carry a negative-charged ORP. This was only available before with an expensive water ionizers – but is now available in supplement form to all through my latest invention called Pure Energy(TM)\nBIO-AVAILABLE: Pure Energy(TM) is activated and reduced magnesium potentiated with lithium and is 100% bio-available , so it will act on ALL of the body’s fluids, tissues, glands and organs.\nANTI-INFLAMMATORY: Pure Energy(TM) acts as a powerful anti-inflammatory in the body because it neutralizes the metabolic, respiratory, dietary and environmental acids that cause inflammation.\nENHANCED CELLULAR HYDRATION: Pure Energy(TM) has been shown to increase cellular hydration by enhancing the ability to move alkalizing extracellular water into the cell.\nENERGY PRODUCTION: Pure Energy(TM) when added to distilled or purified water will activate and reduce and potentiated with lithium as it releases electron-energy which becomes available to the mitochondria in our cells.  Activated and reduced magnesium potentiated with lithium also increases electron stores in the liver and may improve functioning of all organs in the body by increasing stores of available electron energy.\nANTI-AGING: Aging is created by the body being broken down by metabolic and dietary acids. By having a continual supply of electrons released from activated and reduced magnesium potentiated with lithium, the body can use the increased electrons to neutralize the acids that cause aging and slow down the aging process.\nSPORTS RECOVERY & LEGAL PERFORMANCE ENHANCER: By increasing alkalizing cellular hydration, reducing the acids that cause inflammation and most importantly reducing the lactic acid by up to 18% that causes inflammation that leads to pain, Pure Energy(TM) is a powerful ( and fully permitted ) sports performance and recovery enhancer .\nPOWERFUL ANTIOXIDANT: Due to its extremely small size (0.24 Trillionth of a Meter), it can spread throughout the body in seconds and penetrate all tissue, cells, and cell components providing rapid protection from metabolic and dietary acids.\nSELECTIVE ANTIOXIDANT : Activated and reduced magnesium has special SELECTIVE properties that allow the abundant release of electrons to deal with the “bad” acid but leave the “good” alkalizing buffers, such as sodium bicarbonate and hydrogen peroxide to do their tissue protective jobs.\nHOLISTIC ANTIOXIDANT: Due to its molecular size, Pure Energy(TM) can provide protection to the inside and outside of body cells ; external surface of the cell membrane (lipid-bi-layer), the extra-cellular matrix , plasma , interstitial fluids and all external surfaces of cells, organs, and all tissue .\nPURE ENERGY(TM) ENABLES THE PRODUCTION OF YOUR BODY’S OWN ANTIOXIDANTS: Acts as a natural Nrf2 transcription factor activator that allows the body to make its own antioxidant compounds (e.g., superoxide dismutase (SOD), catalase, and glutathione peroxidase).\nCELL SIGNALLING: Cell signalling is a way the body can send a message to different parts of the body to supply it with required red blood cells. The released hydroxyl ions or OH- that releases an extra electron has recently been found to act as a cell signalling molecule. The release of this electron from reduced and activated magnesium acts as a powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory.\nNATURAL & SAFE : Pure Energy(TM) contains natural mineral ingredients and tested to be 100% safe , even at high doses. There are no known negative direct or side-effects.\nwww.phoreveryoung.com and www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\nHow To Prepare the Pure Energy(TM) Magnesium for Activation and Reduction:\n1) Take a 12 ounce surgical stainless steel bottle and fill the bottle to the top with distilled or purified water.  Make sure there is no air at the top of the bottle where electrons might escape.\n2) Drop one Pure Energy(TM) magnesium tablet in the water and immediately seal the bottle with the screw on top in order to trap all the electrons inside.\n3) Let the distilled or purified water sit for 2 hours while the magnesium activates and reduces.\n4) When you are ready to drink the Pure Energy(TM) activated and reduced magnesium water you can take off the lid or you can flip up the straw to drink.  Drink the whole 12 ounces once opened.\nPlease note that the Pure Energy(R) activated reduced magnesium water is stable and drinkable for up to 1 year as long as the cap or the lid has not been opened.\nDrink one 12 ounce Pure Energy(TM) activated reduced magnesium water in the morning and one 12 ounce Pure Energy(TM) activated reduced magnesium water in the afternoon.\nTo order your Pure Energy(TM) go to: http://store.phoreveryoung.com/products/pure-energy?variant=10089006916\nYou will receive with your Pure Energy(TM) order, free shipping, Dr. Robert O. 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(129, 'From Beer to Greens', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/11/01/from-beer-to-greens/', 'Aquí las consecuencias de una Dieta Alcalina, de seguir a la naturaleza, de actuar de acuerdo a tu biología, de dedicarse tiempo, de levantarse más temprano, de limpiar el extractor, de aguantar el “bullying”, de manejar el stress, de soltar, de enfocarse, de amarse……\nCambio de insumos = cambio de resultados, la ciencia (naturaleza) es tan simple que solo con seguir sus pasos podemos sanar y vivir mejor!!\nAplausos y admiración para Noel, su esfuerzo y disciplina, por tom ar el toro por los cuernos, por poner su salud en sus propias manos, y claro para sus super coaches VIP, Sofia Reyes , Ofelia Reyes y Sofía De la Rosa .\nSus resultados son un motivo más para seguir trabajando de “salmones” nadando contracorriente, pero seguimos avanzando.\nThe Cure for Cancer? That’s an easy question to answer! The Cure for Cancer is Found in its Prevention NOT in its Treatment! – Dr. Robert O. Young\nDo you know what rotten apples, grapefruit or bananas look like? If you do then you know what cancer cells look like. Cancer cells are nothing more that healthy cells that are spoiling because of a compromised environment! Look at the picture below and you will see colorized cancerous body cells rotting in their toxic acidic environment.\nWhat compromises the internal environment of a human body that causes body cells to begin spoiling and rotting? The answer is simple! The body’s build-up of acidic metabolic and dietary waste that has not been properly eliminated through the four channels of elimination – urination, defecation, respiration and perspiration!\nCancer is not a noun but an adjective that describes what is happening to body cells in an acidic environment due to an acidic lifestyle and diet. www.phoreveryoung.com or http://www.phmiracle.com\nTo read more of Dr. Young’s articles go to: www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com and http://www.articlesofhealth.blogspot.com\nTo watch more videos on YouTube go to: https://www.youtube.com/user/pHMiracleCenter\nTo become a distributor for Dr. Robert O. 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(130, 'Summary of Double Blind Research Study on the Negative Effects of Everyday Lifestyle Stressors on the Human Cell and the QLink Device to Buffer Stress1', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/10/09/summary-of-double-blind-research-study-on-the-negative-effects-of-everyday-lifestyle-stressors-on-the-human-cell-and-the-qlink-device-to-buffer-stress1/', 'A double blind study was conducted by Robert Young2, PhD, DSc, microbiologist, to investigate and validate the potential of the Clarus QLink Pendant as a device for buffering everyday stress and maintaining the integrity of the human cell.\nHuman blood cells are examined for cellular organization and disorganization in which live and dried blood samples are tested before and after wearing QLink pendants.\nIn this study, two blood microscopy tests are used to examine the organization of matter in the human blood. These tests are the “Unchanged Blood Test” , also referred to as the live blood test and the “Mycotoxic Oxidative Stress Test” 3, also referred to as the dried blood test. (See page 2, Figures 1 & 2)\nThe Live Blood Test examines the unstained blood. Blood is drawn from the test subject and placed on a microscope slide for examination. From the live blood micrographs, the organization and disorganization of matter present in the blood plasma such as red blood cells, white blood cells, bacteria, yeast, mold and acid crystals can be seen and characterized.\nThe Dried Blood Test examines the coagulation of blood. Blood is drawn from the fingertip and allowed to dry and clot in a normal manner. Dr Young states that the states of imbalance are reflected by changes in blood composition and clotting ability4. When blood is allowed to clot, the pattern seen in normal healthy subjects is essentially the same. This pattern is characterized by a dense mass of red areas interconnected by dark, irregular lines, completely filling the area of the drop. (figure 2) However, blood containing abnormal artifacts will distort the normal pattern. The blood of a subject under mycotoxic oxidative stress will exhibit a variety of characteristic patterns that deviate from the normal pattern. One common characteristic observed in these abnormal patterns is the presence of “clear” or white areas seen in the dried blood. These clear areas indicate the absence of the fibrin net or red blood cell conglomerate typically found in the normal healthy blood.5 These areas are the result of cellular disorganization from factors such as EMF exposure, poor diet, etc.\n3 Young, Robert, Ph.D., D. Sc., Sick and Tired, Pathological Blood Coagulation, Woodland Publishing, January 2000.\n4 The medical term disseminated intravascular coagulation is characterized by the abnormal presence of fibrin monomer in the blood.\n5 These white areas are referred to as polymerized protein puddles and are the result of cellular disorganization from disturbing factors like low EMF. These polymerized protein puddles will appear in various areas of the red blood cell conglomerate based upon their molecular weight, indicating cellular disorganization in specific areas of the body.\nFigure 1. Live Blood Test Micrograph Figure 2. Dried Blood Test Micrograph\nTo micrographs go to: http://www.qlinkproducts.com/pdf/young.pdf\nA total of 16 adult volunteer subjects were tested. Personal history interviews were conducted for each individual case study prior to testing. The 16 subjects were divided into two groups, A & B. Subjects were given an inactive QLink (Group A) or real QLink (Group B) to wear continuously for 72 hours. Neither the test subjects nor the microbiologists conducting the blood tests knew which were wearing the dummy or the real QLink pendants.\nLive and dried blood samples are examined for cellular integrity and organization. Baseline micrographs were taken for each subject prior to wearing the real QLink or the dummy. After approximately 72 hours of wearing the QLink or dummy, each test subject was retested. The Baseline micrographs were compared against the micrographs taken 72 hours later. Significant differences or changes seen between the two conditions are highlighted in the micrographs taken. (Typical micrographs are shown in Appendix A).\nTo micrographs go to: http://www.qlinkproducts.com/pdf/young.pdf\nBased upon microscopic examination of the blood, the blood micrographs (see Example Micrographs in Appendix A) taken and comments from each individual test subject, Dr Young6 made the following conclusions.\nTo micrographs go to: http://www.qlinkproducts.com/pdf/young.pdf\n“In all 8 subjects, there was little or no impact on the morphology of the red and white blood cells and the red blood cell conglomerate while wearing QLink A. In addition, all 8 reported little or no notable improvement in increased energy and/or health experiences. No perceived beneficial effects were reported while wearing QLink A.”\nTo micrographs go to: http://www.qlinkproducts.com/pdf/young.pdf\n“In all 8 subjects, there was a significant impact on the morphology of the red and white blood cells and the red blood cell conglomerate while wearing QLink B. After 72 hours the red blood cells appeared to be more round and symmetrical which is the normal healthy profile. The major white blood cells (neutrophils) were healthy, active and streaming, collecting and removing morbid matter. There appears to be a reduction in the presence of bacteria, yeast, acid crystals and colloid symplasts in the blood plasma. The red blood cell conglomerate appeared hyper-coagulated which represents the health normal profile rather than hypo-coagulated, an abnormal profile in which clear or white areas of protein mass are present in the conglomerate.”\nA notable improvement in the morphology of the live and dried blood was seen in all 8 subjects in Group B as viewed in the micrographs. This improvement is hypothesized to be a direct result of the QLink pendant mediating disturbing lifestyle stressors. The QLink achieves this by maintaining the integrity of the energy fields that surround each individual blood cell. In addition, all 8 test subjects reported experiences of increased energy and/or health.\nTo micrographs go to: http://www.qlinkproducts.com/pdf/young.pdf\nExample Blood Micrographs from Test Subject in Group A – Dummy QLink\nWithout QLink A – Baseline Live Blood Test\nWithout QLink A – Baseline Live Blood Test\nWith QLink A ~72 Hours Later Live Blood Test\nWith QLink A – ~72 Hours Later Live Blood Test\nDr Young reports little or no visible changes in the live or dried blood tests between the baseline micrographs and the micrographs taken after wearing QLink A.\nTo micrographs go to: http://www.qlinkproducts.com/pdf/young.pdf\nExample Blood Micrographs from Test Subject in Group B – Real QLink\nWithout QLink B – Baseline With QLink B ~72 Hours Later Live Blood Test Live Blood Test\nIn the examples above, Dr Young reports significant visible changes between the Baseline and With QLink micrographs. The baseline micrographs show irregular shaped red blood cell organization with a “stacking” condition while the With QLink micrograph indicates more symmetrical, round shaped red blood cells. The cells also appear separate and free flowing, which is necessary in delivering oxygen and the removal of cellular waste.\nWithout QLink B – Baseline With QLink B ~ 72 Hours Later Dried Blood Test Dried Blood Test\nTo micrographs go to: http://www.qlinkproducts.com/pdf/young.pdf\nIn the above micrographs, Dr Young reports significant changes between the Baseline and With QLink Dried Blood Test. Evidence of several “clear” or white areas through the center of the red blood cell conglomerate is seen in the Baseline micrograph. Dr Young suggests that this indicates an abnormal blood clot or hypo-coagulation condition associated with lack of exercise, diet, adrenal and psychological stress. The With QLink micrograph indicates hyper-coagulation of the dried blood, which is a normal profile. 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