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(390, 'Scientists from Stanford University Validate Pleomorphism or Cell Transformation and 30 Years of Pleomorphic Research of Dr. Robert O. Young', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/19/scientists-from-stanford-university-validate-pleomorphism-or-cell-transformation-and-30-years-of-pleomorphic-research-of-dr-robert-o-young/', 'The foundation of my theory is that the red blood cell is the foundational stem cell that can become all other body cells, including white blood cells, brain cells, bones cells, liver cells or muscles cells, etc.  All cell transformations are pH or environment sensitive. For example, when the pH begins to decline from 7.365 to 7.2, the red blood cell will morph into bacteria, than yeast and finally mold. In other words healthy blood and body cells will transform into bacteria and then mold in a declining pH just like the food in the refrigerator as it ages or spoils from a compromised alkaline environment.\nThe cell transformations of healthy cells to cancerous cells and then back to healthy cells is triggered by the acidity or alkalinity or the environment in which these cells are found. I have explained this natural phenomenon in a simple metaphor – when the fish is sick what would you do treat the fish or change the water? The correct answer is change the water! Why? Because the fish is only as healthy as the water in which it resides and swims. This is also true for plant, animal and human blood and body cells – blood and body cells are only as healthy as the environment in which they reside.\nI have suggested for over 3 decades that the human body is alkaline by design although acidic by function.  When acidic metabolic waste products are NOT properly eliminated through the four channels of elimination than these toxins or acids build-up in the connective and fatty tissues setting the stage for cell transformations that lead to enervation, irritation, inflammation, induration, ulceration and finally degeneration.\nTo learn more about the science of pleomorphism and cell transformations read Sick and Tired, Reclaim Your Inner Terrain – http://www.phmiracle.com , http://www.phoreveryoung.com , http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\nWatch the following video of a rod bacterial form transform into a red blood cell that I recorded in 1994 from the blood of a 21-year-old woman with Type I diabetes.\nTo learn more about the science of Dr. Robert O. 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(391, 'The Promise', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/18/the-promise/', 'Breast thermography is one of the painless, non-invasive and non-radioactive procedures that lead to early breast cancer detection. Please remember — Early Detection Saves Lives! If you would like to do your Breast Thermography and Ultrasound at the same appointment time, please visit: http://www.phmiracleliving.com/t-MedicalImag\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.07967797666788101, -0.04365287721157074, -0.058406706899404526, 0.028292760252952576, 0.01826920174062252, 0.021837444975972176, -0.04418035224080086, 0.007367702201008797, -0.06644725054502487, -0.03896461799740791, -0.040469150990247726, -0.03016510047018528, 0.006096712313592434, 0.0746215209364891, -0.05796109884977341, -0.03825628012418747, -0.007707387674599886, -0.02292872965335846, 0.06694967299699783, -0.0088650556281209, -0.06327449530363083, 0.03187006711959839, -0.018131284043192863, 0.042340926826000214, 0.03939345106482506, -0.07192569971084595, 0.007602381985634565, -0.03462684527039528, -0.06155557557940483, 0.06842616200447083, -0.021255413070321083, -0.06030029430985451, 0.06029516085982323, 0.07465556263923645, 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(392, 'Is There ANY Scientific Evidence That The pH Miracle Diet Benefits Health?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/17/is-there-any-scientific-evidence-than-the-ph-miracle-diet-benefits-health/', 'Is There ANY Scientific Evidence That The pH Miracle Diet Benefits Health?\nThe Alkaline Diet: Is There Evidence That an Alkaline pH Diet Benefits Health?\nLife on earth depends on appropriate pH levels in and around living organisms and cells. Human life requires a tightly controlled pH level in the serum of about 7.4 (a slightly alkaline range of 7.35 to 7.45) to survive [ 1 ].\nAs a comparison, in the past 100 years with increasing industrialization, the pH of the ocean has dropped from 8.2 to 8.1 because of increasing CO2 deposition. This has a negative impact on life in the ocean [ 1 , 2 ] and may lead to the collapse of the coral reefs [ 3 ]. Even the pH of the soil in which plants are grown can have considerable influence on the mineral content of the food we eat (as minerals are used as buffers to maintain pH). The ideal pH of soil for the best overall availability of essential nutrients is between 6 and 7. Acidic soils below pH of 6 may have reduced calcium and magnesium, and soil above pH 7 may result in chemically unavailable iron, manganese, copper and zinc. Adding dolomite and manure are ways of raising pH in an acid soil environment when the pH is below 6 [ 4 ].\nWhen it comes to the pH and net acid load in the human diet, there has been considerable change from the hunter gather civilization to the present [ 5 ]. With the agricultural revolution (last 10,000 years) and even more recently with industrialization (last 200 years), there has been an decrease in potassium (K) compared to sodium (Na) and an increase in chloride compared to bicarbonate found in the diet [ 6 ]. The ratio of potassium to sodium has reversed, K/Na previously was 10 to 1 whereas the modern diet has a ratio of 1 to 3 [ 7 ]. It is generally accepted that agricultural humans today have a diet poor in magnesium and potassium as well as fiber and rich in saturated fat, simple sugars, sodium, and chloride as compared to the preagricultural period [ 6 ]. This results in a diet that may induce metabolic acidosis which is mismatched to the genetically determined nutritional requirements [ 8 ]. With aging, there is a gradual loss of renal acid-base regulatory function and a resultant increase in diet-induced metabolic acidosis while on the modern diet [ 9 ]. A low-carbohydrate high-protein diet with its increased acid load results in very little change in blood chemistry, and pH, but results in many changes in urinary chemistry. Urinary magnesium levels, urinary citrate and pH are decreased, urinary calcium, undissociated uric acid, and phosphate are increased. All of these result in an increased risk for kidney stones [ 10 ].\nMuch has been written in the lay literature as well as many online sites expounding on the benefits of the alkaline diet. This paper is an attempt to balance the evidence that is found in the scientific literature.\n2. The Role of pH in Various Cells, Organs, and Membranes\nThe pH in our body may vary considerably from one area to another with the highest acidity in the stomach (pH of 1.35 to 3.5) to aid in digestion and protect against opportunistic microbial organisms. But even in the stomach, the layer just outside the epithelium is quite basic to prevent mucosal injury. It has been suggested that decreased gastric lining secretion of bicarbonates and a decrease in the alkaline/acid secretion in duodenal ulcer patients may play a significant role in duodenal ulcers [ 11 ]. The skin is quite acidic (pH 4–6.5) to provide an acid mantle as a protective barrier to the environment against microbial overgrowth. There is a gradient from the outer horny layer (pH 4) to the basal layer (pH 6.9) [ 12 ]. This is also seen in the vagina where a pH of less than 4.7 protects against microbial overgrowth [ 13 ].\nThe urine may have a variable pH from acid to alkaline depending on the need for balancing the internal environment. Acid excretion in the urine can be estimated by a formula described by Remer (sulfate + chloride + 1.8x phosphate + organic acids) minus (sodium + potassium + 2x calcium + 2x magnesium) mEq [ 14 ]. Foods can be categorized by the potential renal acid loads (PRALs) see Table 2 . Fruits, vegetables, fruit juices, potatoes, and alkali-rich and low phosphorus beverages (red and white wine, mineral soda waters) having a negative acid load. Whereas, grain products, meats, dairy products, fish, and alkali poor and low phosphorus beverages (e.g., pale beers, cocoa) have relatively high acid loads [ 15 ]. Measurement of pH of the urine (reviewed in a recent study with two morning specimens done over a five-year span) did not predict bone fractures or loss of bone mineral density [ 16 ]. However, this may not be reflective of being on an alkaline or acid diet throughout this time. For more details, see Table 1 .\n3. Chronic Acidosis and Bone Disease\nCalcium in the form of phosphates and carbonates represents a large reservoir of base in our body. In response to an acid load such as the modern diet these salts are released into the systemic circulation to bring about pH homeostasis [ 7 ]. It has been estimated that the quantity of calcium lost in the urine with the modern diet over time could be as high as almost 480 gm over 20 years or almost half the skeletal mass of calcium [ 21 ]. However, urinary losses of calcium are not a direct measure of osteoporosis. There are many regulatory factors that may compensate for the urinary calcium loss. When the arterial pH is in the normal range, a mild reduction of plasma bicarbonate results in a negative calcium balance which could benefit from supplementing bicarbonate in the form of potassium bicarbonate [ 22 ]. It has been found that bicarbonate, which increases the alkali content of a diet, but not potassium may attenuate bone loss in healthy older adults [ 23 ]. The bone minerals that are wasted in the urine may not have complete compensation through intestinal absorption, which is thought to result in osteoporosis. However, adequate vitamin D with a 25(OH)D level of >80 nmol/L may allow for appropriate intestinal absorption of calcium and magnesium and phosphate when needed [ 24 ]. Sadly, most populations are generally deficient in vitamin D especially in northern climates [ 25 ]. In chronic renal failure, correction of metabolic acidosis with bicarbonate significantly improves parathyroid levels and levels of the active form of vitamin D 1,25(OH)2D3 [ 26 ]. Recently, a study has shown the importance of phosphate in Remer’s PRAL formula. According to the formula it would be expected that an increase in phosphate should result in an increase in urinary calcium loss and a negative calcium balance in bone [ 27 ]. It should be noted that supplementation with phosphate in patients with bed rest reduced urinary calcium excretion but did not prevent bone loss [ 28 ]. The most recent systematic review and meta-analysis has shown that calcium balance is maintained and improved with phosphate which is quite contrary to the acid-ash hypothesis [ 29 ]. As well a recent study looking at soda intake (which has a significant amount of phosphate) and osteoporosis in postmenopausal American first nations women did not find a correlation [ 30 ]. It is quite possible that the high acid content according to Remer’s classification needs to be looked at again in light of compensatory phosphate intake. There is online information promoting an alkaline diet for bone health as well as a number of books. However, a recent systematic review of the literature looking for evidence supporting the alkaline diet for bone health found no protective role of dietary acid load in osteoporosis [ 31 ].\nAnother element of the modern diet is the excess of sodium in the diet. There is evidence that in healthy humans the increased sodium in the diet can predict the degree of hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis when consuming a net acid producing diet [ 32 ]. As well, there is evidence that there are adverse effects of sodium chloride in the aging population. A high sodium diet will exacerbate disuse-induced bone and muscle loss during immobilization by increasing bone resorption and protein wasting [ 33 ]. Excess dietary sodium has been shown to result in hypertension and osteoporosis in women [ 34 , 35 ]. As well, dietary potassium which is lacking in the modern diet would modulate pressor and hypercalciuric effects of excess of sodium chloride [ 36 ].\nExcess dietary protein with high acid renal load may decrease bone density if not buffered by ingestion of supplements or foods that are alkali rich [ 37 ]. However, adequate protein is necessary for prevention of osteoporosis and sarcopenia; therefore, increasing the amount of fruit and vegetables may be necessary rather than reducing protein [ 38 ].\nAs we age, there is a loss of muscle mass, which may predispose to falls and fractures. A three-year study looking at a diet rich in potassium, such as fruits and vegetables, as well as a reduced acid load, resulted in preservation of muscle mass in older men and women [ 39 ]. Conditions such as chronic renal failure that result in chronic metabolic acidosis result in accelerated breakdown in skeletal muscle [ 40 ]. Correction of acidosis may preserve muscle mass in conditions where muscle wasting is common such as diabetic ketosis, trauma, sepsis, chronic obstructive lung disease, and renal failure [ 41 ]. In situations that result in acute acidosis, supplementing younger patients with sodium bicarbonate prior to exhaustive exercise resulted in significantly less acidosis in the blood than those that were not supplemented with sodium bicarbonate [ 42 ].\n5. Alkaline Supplementation and Growth Hormone\nIt has long been known that severe forms of metabolic acidosis in children, such as renal tubular acidosis, are associated with low levels of growth hormone with resultant short stature. Correction of the acidosis with bicarbonate [ 7 ] or potassium citrate [ 43 ] increases growth hormone significantly and improved growth. The use of enough potassium bicarbonate in the diet to neutralize the daily net acid load in postmenopausal women resulted in a significant increase in growth hormone and resultant osteocalcin [ 44 ]. Improving growth hormone levels may improve quality of life, reduce cardiovascular risk factors, improve body composition, and even improve memory and cognition [ 45 ]. As well this results in a reduction of urinary calcium loss equivalent to 5% of bone calcium content over a period of 3 years [ 46 ].\n6. Alkaline Diet and Back Pain\nThere is some evidence that chronic low back pain improves with the supplementation of alkaline minerals [ 47 ]. With supplementation there was a slight but significant increase in blood pH and intracellular magnesium. Ensuring that there is enough intracellular magnesium allows for the proper function of enzyme systems and also allows for activation of vitamin D [ 48 ]. This in turn has been shown to improve back pain [ 49 ].\n7. Alkalinity and Chemotherapy\nThe effectiveness of chemotherapeutic agents is markedly influenced by pH. Numerous agents such as epirubicin and adriamycin require an alkaline media to be more effective. Others, such as cisplatin, mitomycin C, and thiotepa, are more cytotoxic in an acid media [ 50 ]. Cell death correlates with acidosis and intracellular pH shifts higher (more alkaline) after chemotherapy may reflect response to chemotherapy [ 51 ]. It has been suggested that inducing metabolic alkalosis may be useful in enhancing some treatment regimes by using sodium bicarbonate, carbicab, and furosemide [ 52 ]. Extracellular alkalinization by using bicarbonate may result in improvements in therapeutic effectiveness [ 53 ]. There is no scientific literature establishing the benefit of an alkaline diet for the prevention of cancer at this time.\nThe human body has an amazing ability to maintain a steady pH in the blood with the main compensatory mechanisms being renal and respiratory. Many of the membranes in our body require an acid pH to protect us and to help us digest food. It has been suggested that an alkaline diet may prevent a number of diseases and result in significant health benefits. Looking at the above discussion on bone health alone, certain aspects have doubtful benefit. There does not seem to be enough evidence that milk or cheese may be as detrimental as Remer’s formula suggests since phosphate does benefit bone health and result in a positive calcium balance. However, another mechanism for the alkaline diet to benefit bone health may be the increase in growth hormone and resultant increase in osteocalcin. There is some evidence that the K/Na ratio does matter and that the significant amount of salt in our diet is detrimental. Even some governments are demanding that the food industry reduce the salt load in our diet. High-protein diets may also affect bone health but some protein is also needed for good bone health. Muscle wasting however seems to be reduced with an alkaline diet and back pain may benefit from this as well. An alkaline environment may improve the efficacy of some chemotherapy agents but not others.\nAlkaline diets result in a more alkaline urine pH and may result in reduced calcium in the urine, however, as seen in some recent reports, this may not reflect total calcium balance because of other buffers such as phosphate. There is no substantial evidence that this improves bone health or protects from osteoporosis. However, alkaline diets may result in a number of health benefits as outlined below\nIncreased fruits and vegetables in an alkaline diet would improve the K/Na ratio and may benefit bone health, reduce muscle wasting, as well as mitigate other chronic diseases such as hypertension and strokes.\nThe resultant increase in growth hormone with an alkaline diet may improve many outcomes from cardiovascular health to memory and cognition.\nAn increase in intracellular magnesium, which is required for the function of many enzyme systems, is another added benefit of the alkaline diet. Available magnesium, which is required to activate vitamin D, would result in numerous added benefits in the vitamin D apocrine/exocrine systems.\nAlkalinity may result in added benefit for some chemotherapeutic agents that require a higher pH.\nFrom the evidence outlined above, it would be prudent to consider an alkaline diet to reduce morbidity and mortality of chronic disease that are plaguing our aging population. One of the first considerations in an alkaline diet, which includes more fruits and vegetables, is to know what type of soil they were grown in since this may significantly influence the mineral content. 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(393, 'Just Say NO to GMO!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/17/just-say-no-to-gmo/', 'http://naturalnews.tv/v.asp?v=B459FF2B150FDF4651302A60993D9CF3&ref=nf Top 10 Dangers of Genetically Modified Food\n1. Resistant Weeds Food crops grown from genetically modified seeds can affect the weeds that grow in the same area. Weeds can access the modified genes which make the crops resistant, and after some years the weeds themselves can become resistant. This will mean more chemicals needed, which can affect the safety of the food crops when consumed. Higher chemicals can mean food which should not be eaten.\n2. Higher Levels of Plant Estrogens Glyphosate, which is applied to make crops resistant to weeds, causes higher plant estrogen levels. Estrogen affects all mammals, including humans, and children are very susceptible to higher estrogen levels, which can be dangerous and pose long term health risks.\n3. Unknown Toxins Genetically altering seeds and foods can pose unknown risks of toxins and allergens that have never been present before. This was seen with an L-tryptophan supplement produced in 1989. This supplement caused the death of thirty seven people and affected more than fifteen hundred more. The bacteria used was altered genetically, resulting in a new and toxic amino acid never found in this supplement before.\n4. Risk of Negative Interactions With genetically modified foods, there is always a risk of interactions or reactions that have never been seen. This can be an interaction between two different foods with modified genes or between the genes in the food and certain medications. There is not enough evidence because these crops and foods have not been in use long enough, and new varieties are frequently being produced.\n6. Genetically Modified Food Is Not Labeled One of the biggest dangers with genetically modified foods is that there is no labeling requirements. These foods make up one fourth of the food supply in the United States, and is in more foods than you may think. Without labeling it is impossible to know which foods have higher risks so that you can avoid them and protect the health of your family.\n8. Higher Fat Content in Some Foods When genetically modified food crops are fed to animals, the result can be unexpected. When genetically altered soybeans were used as part of the diet for dairy cows, the resulting milk had higher percentages of fat in it. This factor shows that the genetically modified foods should not be considered just as safe as the traditional food.\n9. Insect Resistance Foods which are genetically altered to minimize the need for pesticides can actually cause an increase in chemical use over time and produce insects which become resistant to commonly used pesticides. This can create insect problems that can threaten the food supply and result in food shortages.\n10. The Little Information Currently Available Is Skewed The small amount of information available about genetically modified foods is skewed and not accurate at times. When the application for Roundup Ready genetically modified soybeans was completed for market approval of the soybeans, the information in the application was based on the safety level and compound concentration levels of traditional soybeans and not from testing on the genetically modified version.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.025902030989527702, 0.011244202964007854, -0.019836176186800003, 0.014057964086532593, 0.11350981891155243, 0.08903901278972626, -0.014950172044336796, 0.1058933213353157, -0.06484805792570114, 0.03690984472632408, 0.07862759381532669, 0.046618539839982986, -0.008385824039578438, -0.01905735954642296, -0.03562295809388161, 0.07433833926916122, 0.03720963001251221, 0.045873597264289856, -0.05731408670544624, 0.0272574070841074, 0.020163491368293762, 0.08526110649108887, -0.04455851763486862, 0.029307855293154716, -0.06074339896440506, -0.03986440598964691, -0.031150804832577705, 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(394, 'Health Education NOT Medication!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/16/health-education-not-medication/', 'Health Education NOT Medication!\nAt the pH Miracle Center, in Valley Center, California we offer Clinical/Diagnostic MICROSCOPY AND BLOOD CELL Assessment: A live and dried blood analysis for de tection and monitoring of dietary and metabolic dysfunction in the prevention of ALL human and animal sickness and disease. The live blood phase contrast microscopy assessment and the dried blood brightfield mycotoxic oxidative stress assessment are two unique blood tests that are used as pre-screening tests combined with Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound, Thermography and 3D Bio-Electro Scan to monitor dietary and metabolic dysfunction—thereby taking the guesswork out of diet determination and the selection of an appropriate natural hygiene health and fitness protocol.\nAmong the phenomena observed in the live and dried blood are:\n• The level of activity of the immune system or white blood cells • The condition of the red and white blood cells • Liver, kidney, pancreas, heart, lung, prostate, ovary and breast stress • Detection of the presence of parasites, yeast, fungi and mold • The observation of blood cell features associated with blood sugar imbalance • The observation of blood plasma features associated with malabsorption of fats • The observation of blood cell features associated with protein malabsorption or the ingestion of excessive protein • The observation of blood cell features associated with nutrient malabsorption and vitamin deficiency • The observation of blood cell features associated with irritation, inflammation, ulceration and degeneration of the connective tissues, glands and organs of the body • The observation of acute and chronic health conditions • The observation of crystalline or solidification of dietary and/or metabolic acids such as protoplasts, fibrous thallus, uric acid, cholesterol, and mycotoxins • The observation of features associated with gastro-intestinal tract dysfunction, constipation, irritation and degeneration\n______________________________________ pH Miracle Center 16390 Dia Del Sol, Valley Center, CA 92082 760-751-8321 www.phmiracleliving.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.008044823072850704, 0.025037208572030067, -0.04109751060605049, 0.09548740088939667, 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(395, 'THE GREATER GOOD MOVIE — It’s time to Think Again About Vaccines!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/15/the-greater-good-movie-its-time-to-think-again-about-vaccines/', 'THE GREATER GOOD MOVIE — It’s time to Think Again About Vaccines!\nThis documentary tells the rarely heard stories of three families adversely impacted by vaccination. This important perspective on the issue of vaccine safety has been left out of the mainstream media debate for too long. These courageous families show us that it is time to Think Again:\nThink Again about the many more studies that are necessary to be certain that children are protected\nThink Again about protecting the rights of families to choose a vaccination plan that works for their family’s unique medical situation\nThink Again about how to make sure vaccines are tested properly\nTHE GREATER GOOD is inspiring parents nationwide to learn more about the issue, and to foster an informed, balanced conversation with their doctors, schools and communities.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.01436131726950407, -0.007903048768639565, 0.019646193832159042, -0.06588578224182129, 0.06105672940611839, 0.06016344577074051, 0.021183138713240623, 0.09275464713573456, 0.0036848927848041058, 0.013731099665164948, 0.06654775887727737, 0.09405238181352615, 0.008000868372619152, 0.05790068954229355, -0.020042987540364265, -0.023247234523296356, 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(396, 'Now You Have The Freedom to Choose Conventional or Traditional Health Care That is Affordable!!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/11/now-you-have-the-freedom-to-choose-conventional-or-traditional-health-care-that-is-affordable/', 'Now You Have The Freedom to Choose Conventional or Traditional Health Care That is Affordable!!\nA mere days after President Obama announced this month that 11.4 million people enrolled or renewed their registration under the Affordable Care Act, the Obama administration suffered serious setbacks, causing frustration for many with this conventional health or sickness care program.\nA recent CBS study further states that the program could undergo further changes where potentially millions of registrants could lose their subsidies.\nSince the program’s inception in 2010, the path to universal healthcare has been a disaster, with various issues including website difficulties, technical glitches, confusing plans, expensive premiums, no freedom to choose your own doctor and NO alternative or traditional health care offered, to name just a few of the big problems with Obamacare.\nSenator Rand Paul, among the many critics of the law states that, “what’s going to come out of Obamacare is worse than anybody can imagine.”\nThe highly visible flaws with the system have caused many to ponder what alternatives are available, especially for 60 percent of the population prefer traditional or alternative healthcare methods, where the Affordable Care Act covers nothing! At the current time, the Affordable Care Act is said to cover only “essential health benefits” which some critics have said will “kill alternative or traditional medicine in America.”  But isn’t that the point for Big Government, Big Pharma and Big Business – kill alternative medicine.\nAmong those organizations providing true conventional and traditional healthcare alternatives is O’NA HealthCare™, one of the few true health plans that covers alternative or traditional holistic medicine. Their co-operative healthcare system provides alterative healing methods and is touted as the “credit union” of health care. http://www.onahealthcare.com\nHere are just a few areas of coverage:\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.025820143520832062, 0.04505988955497742, 0.00978796649724245, 0.02119923010468483, 0.029064124450087547, 0.12485573440790176, -0.042898450046777725, 0.04682113975286484, -0.04364024102687836, -0.012170014902949333, -0.017640702426433563, 0.14022374153137207, 0.010390028357505798, -0.1044120267033577, 0.005921423900872469, -0.041307397186756134, 0.0706820860505104, -0.0395454466342926, -0.0648234635591507, 0.12267471104860306, -0.10058478266000748, 0.0696125328540802, 0.045342203229665756, 0.006347917951643467, -0.020606754347682, 0.042377080768346786, -0.032407891005277634, -0.05941452458500862, 0.010228866711258888, -0.017414217814803123, 0.11480021476745605, 0.020304832607507706, 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(397, 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for an Untreatable Terminal Cancer – Crazy Sexy Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/11/a-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-an-untreatable-terminal-cancer-crazy-sexy-cancer/', 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for an Untreatable Terminal Cancer – Crazy Sexy Cancer\nKris Carr was diagnosed with an incurable form of cancer at the age of 31.  Kris exits her acting career upon diagnosis to film her journey for the next four years. Cutting edge, sassy and hip, this generation-defining documentary provides a rare passenger seat view into the intimate, anguishing, and sometimes humorous world of living with cancer.\nTo purchase the documentary go to: http://www.amazon.com/Crazy-Sexy-Cancer-Kris-Carr/dp/B00HIW1UVG/ref=sr_1_1?s=movies-tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1423301975&sr=1-1&keywords=crazy+sexy+cancer\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.007728768978267908, -0.014239391312003136, -0.028658345341682434, 0.017603272572159767, 0.02332145720720291, 0.034431491047143936, 0.032412461936473846, 0.012100634165108204, 0.02155189961194992, -0.05426932871341705, -0.0007305491017177701, 0.031269371509552, 0.03193484619259834, -0.026394059881567955, -0.06864150613546371, 0.013847599737346172, 0.016504665836691856, 0.02276536077260971, 0.013904210180044174, 0.08810049295425415, -0.012573985382914543, 0.030105384066700935, 0.06479772180318832, 0.09525751322507858, 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(398, 'If It’s NOT HIV That Causes AIDS Then What Causes AIDS?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/10/if-its-not-hiv-that-causes-aids-then-what-causes-aids/', 'If It’s NOT HIV That Causes AIDS Then What Causes AIDS?\nTo understand why this is so, it is first necessary to understand what AIDS is. AIDS is not a new disease or illness; it is a new name or designation for 29 previously known diseases and conditions. As the NIH states in its comprehensive report on AIDS, “the designation ‘AIDS’ is a surveillance tool.”191 Since 1981, the surveillance tool AIDS has been used to track and record familiar diseases when they appear in people who have tested positive for antibodies associated with HIV.\nThe AIDS virus hypothesis supposes that the health problems renamed AIDS develop as a result of infection with HIV; that the virus somehow disables the body’s defense system that protects against opportunistic illness, allowing the development of one or more of 29 diseases, such as yeast infection, certain cancers, pneumonia, salmonella, diarrhea, or tuberculosis, which are then diagnosed as AIDS. However, every AIDS indicator disease occurs among people who test HIV negative, none are exclusive to those who test positive and all AIDS diseases existed before the adoption of the name “AIDS.”\nImmune deficiency can be acquired by several risk factors that are not infectious or transmitted through blood or blood products. The following factors are widely recognized causes of immune suppression, compromised health, and opportunistic infections, as documented in the medical literature for more than 70 years. Chronic, habitual and multiple exposures to these risks can cause the group of symptoms called AIDS.192 In fact, there is no case of AIDS described in the medical literature without one or more of these health risk factors.193\nPoverty, crowded living conditions and unclean water promote endemic disease and compromised health. The populations in many developing regions of the world are devastated by rampant infections with common microbes that pose little or no health threat to people in industrialized nations.\nInfections due to malnutrition immunodeficiency are the world’s leading causes of infant and child death.195 Among citizens of industrialized nations, subclinical malnutrition, rather than starvation leads to compromised immune function, especially when combined with chronic lack of sleep.196 People who make habitual and prolonged use of certain drugs like methamphetamines, heroin and crack cocaine often suffer from malnutrition and chronic lack of sleep.\nImmune-compromising chemicals include pharmaceutical drugs such as AZT and other cancer chemotherapy compounds, protease inhibitors, antibiotics and steroids, and recreational drugs such as cocaine, crack, heroin, nitrites (poppers), and methamphetamines (crystal, speed). Chemotherapy targets and destroys the bone marrow cells from which all immune cells derive. They also kill fully formed immune cells in addition to killing B cells and red blood cells.196,197 Chemotherapy destroys the digestive system by killing the cells that compose the inner lining of the digestive tract which interferes with the body’s ability to absorb and digest nutrients, causing malnutrition. Even when used very briefly, chemotherapy suppresses normal immune function, increases susceptibility to a variety of opportunistic infections, and can cause life-threatening anemia and diarrhea. AZT, ddI, ddC, D4T and 3TC are all chemotherapy compounds used as antiviral AIDS treatments.\nThere are many pharmaceutical drugs known to suppress the immune system, particularly when used for prolonged periods of time. Protease inhibitors cause impaired liver function and liver failure (the liver removes disease-causing toxins from the body) in addition to kidney failure, dangerously high cholesterol levels, diarrhea and other health-compromising effects. Steroids are a known cause of immune deficiency often prescribed to AIDS patients to counteract the muscle wasting caused by AZT.198 Antibiotics, especially when used habitually, can cause yeast infection and diarrhea, two conditions that can lead to malnutrition.199 Septra and Bactrim are sulfonamide antibiotics commonly prescribed for continuous, prophylactic or preventative use by HIV positives. These drugs are leftover from the days before penicillin; they do not target invading microbes as narrowly as modern antibiotics and are notorious for their side effects.200 Both cause nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, anorexia, bone marrow destruction, rashes, fever, hepatitis, and anemia by interfering with the production of red blood cells.201\nThe immunosuppressive effects of recreational drug abuse are well-documented in medical literature dating back to the turn of the century. They include pneumonias, mouth sores, fevers, endocarditis, bacterial infections and night sweats, all conditions now associated with AIDS.202 Amphetamine drugs suppress the appetite, causing chronic users to suffer from malnutrition. Many habitual users of heroin and crack do not provide themselves with adequate food, sleep, shelter and healthcare.\nProlonged exposure to common chemical toxins such as insecticides and herbicides can also impair immune function.203\nThese risks include multiple exposures to and/or chronic infections with syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia and other venereal diseases, hepatitis, tuberculosis, malaria, fungal diseases, amoebas and parasites such as giardia, bacterial infections such as staph and E coli, chronic bowel infections, blood transfusions, and the use of blood products. In addition to the damaging effects of recurrent infections, many of the pharmaceuticals used as treatment have adverse effects on immune function.\nFactor VIII (the blood clotting agent used by hemophiliacs) and blood transfusions are immune suppressive and leave patients vulnerable to infection.204 Due to the serious conditions for which transfusions are necessary and the deleterious effects they have on the immune system, half of all HIV negative transfusion recipients die within a year of receiving a transfusion.204\nChronic anxiety, panic, stress and depression have been shown to compromise health, damage immune function, and result in symptoms identical to AIDS.205 Mental stress provokes production of the hormone cortisol; excessive cortisol causes rapid and dramatic reductions in T cells, a condition known as lymphocytopenia. Within minutes, stress induces cortisol levels to increase as much as 20-fold. High levels of cortisol can eventually cause what medical texts describe as “significant atrophy of all the lymphoid tissue throughout the body” which may lead to “fulminating infection and death from diseases that would otherwise not be lethal.”206 A profound fear of AIDS is enough to cause even people who repeatedly test HIV negative to develop physical symptoms of AIDS.207 Termed “AIDS-phobia,” this condition is characterized by weight loss, wasting, reduced T cell counts and other signs considered indicative of AIDS, and typically follows intimate contact with people who sufferers believe may be HIV positive.\nHow These Risk Factors Apply to All AIDS Groups\nThere is not one case of AIDS described in the medical literature that does not include one or more immune-destroying health risk factors. There is no case of AIDS documented in a person whose sole risk is exposure to HIV. Every case of AIDS involves factors known to damage the immune system and leave a person vulnerable to debilitating infection and deadly illness.211\nWell-documented causes of immune dysfunction can explain AIDS illnesses among men who have sex with men although none of these causes are unique to this risk group or can be generalized to include all gay men. In fact, focusing attention on certain sexual practices rather than recognized health risks obscures our understanding of immune suppression and limits approaches to preventing and resolving AIDS.\nNitrites, more commonly known as poppers, are immune-suppressive, carcinogenic drugs chronically used by some gay men. At one time, 95% of gay men in major urban areas like Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco reported using poppers.212 Nitrite use correlates with Kaposi’s Sarcoma (KS) and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, two AIDS-defining cancers found almost exclusively in this risk group.213 There are several studies that further strengthen the correlation between poppers and KS by documenting KS in HIV negative gay men who use poppers.213 KS is hardly ever found among members of any other CDC risk group or among women with AIDS, and is never diagnosed in children or infants with AIDS.213 In 1981 when AIDS was first identified, half of all AIDS diagnoses were for KS. As popper use has diminished, so has KS which since 1993 has accounted for less than 5% of all new AIDS cases.214\nThe chance of registering false positive on an HIV test is greater for people with high levels of non-HIV antibodies and microbes in their blood. Antibodies produced in response to the particular microbial and viral infections frequently found in some gay men are documented causes of false positive HIV test results.218\nFor people who test HIV positive, the drugs prescribed as preventative treatments for opportunistic AIDS-defining infections become harmful and even deadly when used on a daily, continuous basis. Bactrim and Septra, for example, are powerful sulfonamide antibiotics that kill digestive flora and cause anemia and bone marrow destruction. The anti-HIV drugs AZT, ddI, D4T, ddC and 3TC are all highly toxic chemotherapies that destroy the immune and digestive systems, in addition to causing five of the 29 official AIDS-defining illnesses.219 Two 1993 studies conducted in the US and Canada found that every one of several hundred gay men with AIDS had a history of significant recreational drug and/or AIDS drug use.220\nIdentifying this risk group as people who engage in habitual, prolonged use of recreational and/or pharmaceutical drugs, have chronic exposure to a multitude of infectious microbes, who suffer from chronic malnourishment and/or chronic fear of HIV and AIDS provides a more appropriate and comprehensive explanation of immune suppression that invites many possibilities for prevention and resolution.\nMembers of this risk group account for 35% of all diagnosed AIDS cases, while another 4% of people diagnosed with AIDS cite heterosexual contact with injection drug users as their sole risk. However, the majority of people who initially claim intimate contact with IV drug users as their only risk later acknowledge taking drugs themselves.221\nConsidering only injection drug use as a high risk activity for AIDS disregards the immune suppressive effects brought about by habitual use of non-injected street drugs as well as the many health-compromising factors that can accompany the regular, long-term use of illicit chemicals. The emphasis on sharing needles over the damaging effects of the narcotics injected with the needles distorts our view of immune dysfunction and prevents application of practical solutions to the health problems common to this risk group.\nProlonged, habitual consumption of drugs such as heroin, crack, speed, and cocaine, whether taken by injection or other means, is well-known to disable immune function. Chronic use of these drugs is documented to bring about many conditions synonymous with AIDS including pneumonias, tuberculosis, mouth sores, fevers, night sweats, bacterial infections, and endocarditis. Malnutrition, the number one cause of immune deficiency diseases worldwide, and multiple infections are frequent side effects of habitual injection drug use, and are factors that suppress immunity.\nAntibodies generated in response to the multiple infections and chemical toxins typical of chronic drug use can cause false positive readings on HIV tests. Positive test results most frequently lead to ongoing treatment with various immune suppressive antibiotics and chemotherapy drugs, and to a sense of hopelessness and profound despair.\nA more compassionate and inclusive way to portray this diverse group is as people who engage in habitual, prolonged use of recreational drugs, have chronic exposure to a multitude of infectious microbes and toxins through septic syringes or septic living conditions; who suffer from chronic malnourishment, lack of adequate sleep, the immune suppressive effects of AIDS drugs, and/or the chronic despair that follows an HIV positive or AIDS diagnosis. The immune deficiency diseases caused by these multiple and variant factors can be resolved with treatments that do not involve toxic anti-HIV drugs and long-term use of powerful antibiotics.\nTransfusion Recipients and Hemophiliacs\nHemophiliacs and blood transfusion recipients together make up 2% of adult AIDS cases in the US. As noted previously, Factor VIII, the blood clotting treatment used by hemophiliacs, is itself immune suppressive. Hemophilia is a life-threatening condition in people with or without an HIV positive diagnosis. Ryan White, the young HIV positive hemophiliac who became famous as an AIDS victim, actually died of common complications attributed to hemophilia (internal bleeding and liver failure), not of illnesses that define AIDS.223\nFactor VIII and blood transfusions can cause positive results on HIV antibody tests in persons never exposed to HIV by triggering the production of antibodies that react with the nonspecific proteins used in the HIV antibody test. Once a person has tested positive, they are subject to immune suppressive drug treatment regimens, and the terror of developing AIDS. Members of these risk groups can be more accurately described as people with serious preexisting health challenges, critical or chronic exposure to immune suppressive blood products and toxic AIDS drugs, and/or who are affected by the chronic despair of a fatal diagnosis. Based on this view, immune compromising anti-HIV chemotherapy and continuous antibiotic treatments would compound preexisting health problems, rather than resolve them.\nSix percent of Americans diagnosed with AIDS cite heterosexual contact as their sole AIDS risk. However, upon further investigation, 60% to 99% of these people are reclassified as injection drug users and/or men who have sex with men, groups with identifiable health risks documented to cause immune dysfunction.225 As previously noted, people diagnosed with AIDS voluntarily select a risk group from among six categories determined by the CDC which limits health risks to possible exposure to HIV through sex or blood.\nThe damage caused by AIDS chemotherapy and the acceptance of a fatal diagnosis are sufficient to bring about serious illness and even death in people with no other risk factors. Members of this group may be better described as people with no health risk factors acknowledged by the CDC who, because of their positive HIV status, regularly consume chemotherapy and/or engage in continuous treatment with antibiotics and other immune suppressive pharmaceutical drugs, and/or suffer from the chronic panic and hopelessness of a fatal diagnosis.\nAdolescents, Children and Infants\nAlthough teenagers and children are not a specific AIDS risk group, cases of AIDS among young people, however rare, are a matter of great concern. The fact that babies are diagnosed with AIDS has been used as an argument against non-HIV explanations for AIDS illnesses. Despite widely held beliefs, the majority of AIDS cases that occur among children and adolescents can be explained by the same causes of immune suppression prevalent in adults with AIDS. In 1998, new AIDS cases among this country’s 26 million teens totaled 293; of these, 229 offered information which placed them in the two primary CDC defined AIDS risk groups for adults.226\nOver 80% of the mothers of babies diagnosed with AIDS voluntarily acknowledge using injection drugs during pregnancy, a practice which almost universally results in intrauterine malnutrition. The remaining cases of AIDS in infants and children may be due to the immune suppressive medical treatments given in response to an HIV positive test result, or to the same factors that cause HIV negative babies to suffer from pneumonia, bacterial infections, and immune disorders. In 1998, new AIDS cases in children age 13 and under totaled 382.227\nResidents of Developing Nations\nIn stark contrast to the US and Europe, AIDS cases in developing areas of the world are found almost exclusively among non-drug using heterosexuals.228 Mainstream AIDS experts offer no plausible reason why AIDS would spread primarily through drug-free heterosexual contact only outside the US and Europe.\nA coherent explanation for AIDS cases in developing areas of the world is the well-known health risks shared by these countries, widespread poverty and malnutrition; lack of clean water, a regular food supply, and sanitary living conditions; limited access to medical care; endemic diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria, and parasitic infections that manifest in conditions identical to AIDS; and the practice of diagnosing AIDS based on a nonspecific set of clinical symptoms.\nAlthough HIV tests are not required for an AIDS diagnosis in many parts of the world, widespread exposure to hepatitis, tuberculosis, leprosy, malaria and other conditions are more than sufficient to account for positive results on the nonspecific HIV antibody tests. 229 Resolving the immune suppressive conditions caused by poverty and malnutrition provides a means to alleviate the suffering of many people in developing nations who are currently counted and treated as victims of AIDS.\nWhen considering non-HIV explanations for AIDS, consider that: AIDS is a collection of familiar illnesses, not a disease.\nSince 1993, more than half of all new AIDS diagnoses in the US are given to people who are not ill. In 1997, two-thirds of Americans diagnosed with AIDS had no symptoms or illness.* Acquired immune deficiency predates the creation of the category “AIDS” and has numerous, well-documented causes.\nThere are no AIDS cases noted in the medical literature in which exposure to HIV has proved to be the sole health risk factor.\nThere are well-documented causes for every AIDS disease that do not involve HIV, and all illnesses now called AIDS occur in the absence of HIV.\nHIV tests do not test for the actual virus, but for antiviral proteins or genetic material that are not specific to HIV.\nThe chance of a positive reaction on a nonspecific HIV antibody test increases proportionately with the level of other antibodies and microbes found in the blood.\nFive of the six AIDS risk groups defined by the CDC have health risk factors that involve multiple, chronic exposure to viruses, bacteria and other antigens known to produce antibodies identical to those associated with HIV.\nOnce a person has tested HIV antibody positive, chemotherapy and other immune suppressing chemicals are almost always prescribed for treatment or prevention of AIDS.\nAlternative explanations for AIDS provide opportunities for effective AIDS prevention and for using practical, nontoxic approaches to resolving AIDS.\n1997 was the last year that the CDC provided information on how many AIDS cases were diagnosed in people who are not sick.\nEndemic: A medical term applied to a disease or disorder that is constantly present in a particular region or in a specific group of people.\nCancer Chemotherapy: Drugs used to treat cancer. Most anticancer drugs are cytotoxic (kill or damage cells). Others are synthetic forms of hormones. All anticancer drugs prevent cells from growing and dividing. Some work by damaging the cell’s DNA; others block the chemical processes in the cell necessary for growth. Side effects of treatment include nausea, vomiting, and life-threatening diarrhea. By altering the rate at which cells grow and divide, anticancer drugs reduce the number of blood cells produced by the bone marrow, causing anemia and increased susceptibility to infection.\nEndocarditis: Inflammation of the internal lining of the heart.\nIncorrect Information about HIV and AIDS Costs Lives Can you imagine receiving a fatal diagnosis without being told the diagnosis is based on an unproven idea and an uncertain test? Being instructed to take powerful, experimental drugs without being told these drugs compromise health, destroy functions necessary to sustain life, and were approved for use without adequate testing? Being informed that you have, or should expect, deadly illnesses without being told that these same illnesses are not considered fatal when they occur in “normal” people?\nFor anyone who tests HIV positive, getting all the facts is a matter of life and death. The important decisions a person makes should be based on thorough, verifiable data. All of us need and have the right to receive honest and complete information about HIV and AIDS.\nAlmost every AIDS organization in the country offers free instruction for people who test HIV positive. Standard information includes how to prepare a will, how to collect disability, health insurance, and public benefits, what drugs and tests to take, and which diseases to anticipate, all based on the assumption that HIV positives are or will be ill and do not have long to live.\nInformation on AIDS that is free from bias, that accurately describes tests and drugs, and offers facts that support a will to live, participate in society, and cultivate a healthy future are rarely, if ever mentioned. Some AIDS groups even lobby to limit public access to data that undermine their dire presentations of HIV and AIDS.\nFor many people handed an HIV positive diagnosis, these brief pages provide their first awareness that a normal, healthy life is not something they can only hope for, but something they can choose to achieve. Unfortunately for most people who test positive, the AIDS education they receive portrays their choices as being limited to toxic drug therapy or devastating illness, and encourages chronic fear, sadness, and resignation to an early death.\nThere are thousands of HIV positives who lead healthy lives without toxic AIDS drugs. What they have in common is not some unique, mysterious gene or a weakened strain of the virus, but an open-minded approach to information, an understanding of basic principles of medicine and science, and the knowledge that the responsibility for their well-being is ultimately their own. For more information on their lives, please see The Other Side of AIDS on page 94.\nTo the degree that we allow unfounded ideas about HIV and AIDS to determine our actions, influence our choices, dictate our public policies, or define our world view, we are all victims of AIDS.\nThe lives of over 400,000 Americans have been given to the notion that HIV is the only possible cause of AIDS, and that toxic drugs offer the only possible prevention, treatment, or hope for a cure. Many more lives have been forever altered by a positive result on a non-standardized test for harmless antibodies that may or may not be associated with HIV.\nMore than $50 billion in federal AIDS funding has provided no significant understanding of HIV, has produced no safe and effective therapies, and has not brought us any closer to ending AIDS. Instead, we have constructed a powerful AIDS establishment that regulates our news, limits our access to information, and demands an ever greater allocation of our resources and support. Rather than helping to resolve AIDS, we have funded the growth of multi-billion dollar industries, institutions and organizations that depend on AIDS and on our continued devotion to the narrow and unproductive HIV hypothesis.\nObjective Examination of HIV and AIDS is Fundamental to Progress.\n” There is classical science, the way it’s supposed to work, and then there’s religion. I regained my sanity when I realized that AIDS science was a religious discourse. The one thing I will go to my grave not understanding is why everyone was so quick to accept everything the government said as truth. Especially the central myth: The cause of AIDS is known. What in the world made activists accept tha, ton the basis of a press conference, no less?\n“AIDS is not another disease, it is the most metaphorical disease in history. It is the ultimate triumph of politics over science.”\n“Perhaps I’d feel different about it if I thought people were dying from AIDS. But I don’t. I think they’re dying from bad medicine, bad drugs, bad attitudes. There is nothing I want from ‘Big Daddy’ I don’t want his medicines, his laws, his approval.”\n“In the September 4 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, the CDC announced that a diagnosis of AIDS no longer requires an HIV test. The government now considers you an AIDS carrier if you suffer from any of the maladies on its new list of diseases indicative of AIDS, including such relatively common infections as herpes simplex, tuberculosis, Salmonellosis and the shockingly broad category ‘other bacterial infections.’ This broad definition will lead to countless new AIDS diagnoses, whether or not the person actually has AIDS. A major problem with the new AIDS definition is that it ignores the many environmental causes of immune suppression. Exposure to toxins, alcoholism, heavy drug use or heavy antibiotic use all can cause onset of the list of ‘diseases’ indicative of AIDS. The CDC itself conceded in a stunning remark near the end of the JAMA article that the new AIDS ground rules are highly suspect. ‘The diagnostic criteria accepted by the AIDS surveillance case definition should not be interpreted as the standard of good medical practice,’ warned the CDC.” Los Angeles Weekly, December 18, 1987\n“The real trick is to get off the medication. I felt I was losing quality of life…”\nGreg Louganis, HIV positive Olympic Gold Medalist,The State, April 15, 1997\n“It’s not even probable, let alone scientifically proven, that HIV causes AIDS. If there is evidence that HIV causes AIDS, there should be scientific documents which either singly or collectively demonstrate that fact, at least with a high probability. There are no such documents.”\nDr. Kary Mullis, Nobel Laureate, HIV not Guilty, October 5, 1996\n” If you think a virus is the cause of AIDS, do a control without it. To do a control is the first thing you teach undergraduates. But it hasn’t been done. The epidemiology of AIDS is a pile of anecdotal stories selected to the virus-AIDS hypothesis. People don’t bother to check the details of popular dogma or consensus views.”\nDr. Peter Duesberg, Do You Think HIV Causes AIDS?,Scientists for Legitimacy in Science, 1995\nNicholas Regush, Medical Science Reporter, Second Opinion, ABCNews.com, September 29, 1999\n“As a scientist who has studied AIDS for 16 years, I have determined that AIDS has little to do with science and is not even primarily a medical issue. AIDS is a sociological phenomenon held together by fear, creating a kind of medical McCarthyism that has transgressed and collapsed all the rules of science, and has imposed a brew of belief and pseudoscience on a vulnerable public.”\nDr. David Rasnick, Designer of Protease Inhibitors,SPIN magazine, June 1997\n“Considering there is little scientific proof of the exact linkage of HIV and AIDS, is it ethical to prescribe AZT, a toxic chain terminator of DNA developed 30 years ago as cancer chemotherapy, to 150,000 Americans, among them pregnant women and newborn babies, as an anti-HIV drug?”\nRep. 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(399, 'An Acidic Lifestyle and Diet Leads to Diabetes, Heart Disease and Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/10/an-acidic-lifestyle-and-diet-leads-to-diabetes-heart-disease-and-cancer/', 'An Acidic Lifestyle and Diet Leads to Diabetes, Heart Disease and Cancer\n95% of ALL sickness and disease is caused by what you eat, what you drink and what you think.  5% of ALL sickness and disease is caused by genetics which is expressed or triggered by what you eat, what you drink and what you think.  100% of ALL sickness and disease is caused by what you eat, what you drink and what you think.  Therefore all sickness and disease is caused by the over-acidificaiton of the blood and then tissues due to an inverted way of living, eating, drinking and thinking.\nThe prevention of ALL sickness and disease is achieved by following an alkaline lifestyle and diet.  It is that simple.\nThe following video was produced by Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to educate people in re-thinking their acidic lifestyles and diet or eating living and eating habits.\nWhat is the one toxic acidic living, eating or drinking habit you wished you never picked up?\nPlease watch and share the following video:\nHere is what acidic school lunches looks like around the World which are making our children sick, tired and fat!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.043417174369096756, 0.007965258322656155, 0.006978366989642382, 0.08113905787467957, 0.0039438409730792046, 0.01723487302660942, 0.07590005546808243, 0.047657039016485214, -0.03237977996468544, -0.01971968449652195, 0.05620035529136658, -0.05764845758676529, 0.03241441026329994, -0.025916779413819313, -0.04392604902386665, -0.008532068692147732, 0.05222626402974129, -0.03547700121998787, -0.07476022839546204, 0.033026035875082016, 0.012611081823706627, 0.04662835970520973, 0.05431234464049339, 0.035130906850099564, -0.053901202976703644, 0.08664683252573013, 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(400, 'GLAXOSMITHKLINE FINED $488.8M FOR ‘MASSIVE BRIBERY NETWORK’ – WHEN WILL THIS HAPPEN IN THE UNITED STATES?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/10/glaxosmithkline-fined-488-8m-for-massive-bribery-network-when-will-this-happen-in-the-united-states/', 'GLAXOSMITHKLINE FINED $488.8M FOR ‘MASSIVE BRIBERY NETWORK’ – WHEN WILL THIS HAPPEN IN THE UNITED STATES?\nChina has fined the British pharmaceuticals giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) $488.8 million (3 billion Yuan) for a “massive bribery network” to get doctors and hospitals to use its products. Five former employees were sentenced to two to four years in jail, but ordered deported instead of imprisoned, according to state news agency Xinhua today.\nThe guilty verdict was delivered after a one day closed door trail in Changsha, the capital city of Hunan province. The fine was the biggest ever imposed by a Chinese court.\nThe court gave Mark Reilly, former head of GSK Chinese operations, a three-year prison sentence with a four-year reprieve, which meant he is set to be deported instead of serving his time in a Chinese jail. His co-defendants received two to four years prison sentences with reprieves.\nThe charges claim that GSK hired Shanghai-based investigator Peter Humphrey and his American wife, Yu Yingzeng, to locate the whistleblower. The Humphreys were detained and charged with illegally obtaining phone logs, travel records and other data which then they put in a report to GSK.\nGSK released a statement of apologies to the Chinese government and people on its website.\n“GSK Plc has reflected deeply and learned from its mistakes, has taken steps to comprehensively rectify the issues identified at the operations of GSKCI, and must work hard to regain the trust of the Chinese people,” the statement said.\nThe statement also said future commitments include investment in Chinese science, improved access of its products in both city and rural areas across the country through greater expansion of production and flexible pricing.\nTaking bribery from drug companies and over prescribing medicine to patients is a common hidden rule among doctors in China. It is not uncommon for patients give doctors red envelopes with cash as a blunt plea for them to do a good job on surgeries.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.1069922000169754, 0.04154769331216812, -0.038840971887111664, -0.05186925083398819, -0.04190952330827713, -0.007157727610319853, 0.07576609402894974, 0.026657933369278908, -0.027015184983611107, 0.022358210757374763, 0.135135218501091, 0.04115592688322067, 0.05399810150265694, 0.02772495150566101, -0.0898023322224617, 0.015006745234131813, -0.005940234754234552, -0.019297396764159203, -0.08782791346311569, -0.04800514131784439, -0.010415972210466862, -0.07765801250934601, 0.006038030609488487, -0.03248422592878342, 0.0066004726104438305, -0.011440425179898739, 0.004243372939527035, -0.05209675803780556, 0.03401831164956093, -0.04045071080327034, -0.0212163794785738, 0.03135482966899872, 0.03211486339569092, 0.030878931283950806, 0.03569573163986206, 0.05452024191617966, 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(401, 'Sugar is Killing Us!  Sixteen Reasons To Stop Eating Sugar – How Much Sugar and/or Acidic Sugary-Foods is TOO Much Sugar!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/09/how-much-sugar-andor-acidic-sugary-foods-is-too-much-sugar/', 'Sugar is Killing Us!  Sixteen Reasons To Stop Eating Sugar – How Much Sugar and/or Acidic Sugary-Foods is TOO Much Sugar!\nHow much ACID is too much ACID?\nEven one pack of the candy favorite M&M’s may be more than you should eat in a day, newly drafted guidelines from the World Health Organization suggest.\nThe WHO used to recommend that you get no more than 10% of your daily calories from sugar acid, but now they’re considering lowering that to 5%. For an average, healthy adult, that would mean 25 grams, or about six teaspoons of sugar acid per day. (That’s a little less than what you’d get from 10 Hershey’s Kisses. A single can of Coke has 39 grams of sugar acid.)\nA teaspoon of sugar in your coffee or a half cup of ice cream won’t kill you — all things in moderation — but the average sugar intake in the U.S. is 22 teaspoons per person per day . That’s almost four times as much as the WHO’s new guidelines suggest is healthy.\nPeople have been sounding warnings about the dangers of too much sugar for a long time. As early as 1957, John Yudkin, a professor of nutrition at Queen Elizabeth College in London, began arguing that when it came to heart disease and other chronic ailments, sugar — not fat — was the culprit.\nSo what happens if you eat too much sugar? Here’s a depressing rundown.\nTrust your dentist on this one: Sugar is a metabolic acid and ad enemy to dental health that one study way back in 1967 called it the “arch criminal” behind cavities. The connection between the metabolic acid sugar and cavities is perhaps the best established. “Tooth decay occurs when the bacteria that line the teeth feed on simple sugars, creating acid that destroys enamel,” Anahad O’Connor explains at The New York Times . Because acid is a key culprit, sour candies are especially nefarious.\nSource: Journal of the American Dental Association, 2009 ; ISRN Dentistry, 2013 ; International Dental Journal, 2013\nLeptin is a hormone that lets your body know when you’ve had enough to eat. In people who develop leptin resistance, this “I’m full” signal is never received, presenting a major obstacle for weight control.\nSource: American Journal of Physiology, 2008 ; American Journal of Physiology, 2009 ; British Journal of Nutrition, 2011 ; Advances in Nutrition, 2012\nOther than adopting a completely sedentary lifestyle, there are few routes to packing on the pounds that work as swiftly and assuredly as making large amounts of added sugars a staple of your daily diet. Sugary foods are full of acidic ingredients not will do little to satiate hunger. A 2013 review of 68 different studies found “consistent evidence that increasing or decreasing intake of dietary acidic sugars and sugary foods from current levels of intake is associated with corresponding changes in body weight in adults.” Want to lose weight? Cutting your sugar and acidic sugary food intake is a good place to start.\nSource: British Medical Journal, 2013 ; American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2013\nWhen you eat a lot of high-sugar acidic meals — donuts for breakfast, anyone? — it can increase your body’s demand for insulin, a hormone that helps your body convert food into usable energy . When insulin levels are consistently high, your body’s sensitivity to the hormone is reduced, and the acidic metabolic waste product glucose builds up in the blood. Symptoms of insulin resistance can include fatigue, hunger, brain fog, and high blood pressure. It’s also associated with extra weight around the middle. Still, most people don’t realize they are insulin resistant until it develops into full-blown diabetes — a much more serious diagnosis.\nSource: The American Journal of Cardiology, 1999 ; American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2002 ; Nutrition & Metabolism, 2005\nBetween 1988 and 2008, the prevalence of diabetes in the U.S. increased by 128%. Diabetes now affects about 25 million people in the U.S. — that’s 8.3% of the population.\nSource: JAMA, 2004 ; Diabetes Care, 2010 ; PLOS ONE, 2013\nObesity is one of the most-cited risks of excess acid or sugar consumption. Just one can of soda each day could lead to 15 pounds of weight gain in a single year, and each can of soda increases the odds of becoming obese, a JAMA study noted.\nSugar may well raise the risk of obesity directly, but the association could be mediated by diabetes, metabolic syndrome, or other diet and exercise habits associated with high-sugar diets. And it’s possible that soda is uniquely pernicious, above and beyond other sugary foods.\n“The complexity of our food supply and of dietary intake behavior, and how diet relates to other behaviors, makes the acquisition of clear and consistent scientific data on the topic of specific dietary factors and obesity risk especially elusive,” concluded one 2006 review. Still, a more recent review cautioned, “we should avoid the trap of waiting for absolute proof before allowing public health action to be taken.”\nSource: American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2004 ; JAMA, 2004 ; International Journal of Obesity, 2006 ; Obesity Reviews, 2013\nBecause of the unique way we metabolize fructose, it creates a stress response in the liver that can exacerbate inflammation. High doses of sugar can make the liver go into overdrive. That’s one reason excess fructose is a “key player” in the development of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, where fat accumulates in the liver in the absence of alcohol abuse.\nPeople with this diagnosis have been found to have almost double the soda intake of the average person. Most don’t experience any complications and don’t realize they have it. But in some people, the accumulated fat can lead to scarring in the liver and eventually progress to liver failure.\nSource: Journal of Hepatology, 2007 ; Journal of Hepatology, 2008 ; World Journal of Gastroenterology, 2013\nSource: Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 2002 ; The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2006 ; Annals of Oncology, 2012 ; International Journal of Cancer, 2012 ; Current Opinion in Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Obesity, 2012\nContrary to this conventional view, the new study “provides evidence that increased glycolytic activation itself can be an oncogenic event…” That is to say, the activation of sugar-based metabolism in a cell – driven by both the presence of increased quantities of glucose and the increase glucose receptors on the cell membrane surface (i.e. “overexpression of a glucose transporter”) – drives cancer initiation.\nMoreover, the study found that “Conversely, forced reduction of glucose uptake by breast cancer cells led to phenotypic reversion.” In other words, interfering with sugar availability and uptake to the cell causes the cancer cell to REVERSE towards its pre-cancer structure-function (phenotype).\nThe idea that a high-sugar diet — and too much carbonic acid in soda in particular — may be a risk factor for kidney disease is still just a hypothesis, but there’s some reason for concern. “Findings suggest that sugary, carbonic and phosphoric acid soda consumption may be associated with kidney damage,” concluded one study of 9,358 adults. (The association emerged only in those drinking two or more sodas a day.) Rats fed extremely high-sugar diets — consuming about 12 times the percentage of sugar recommended in the WHO’s new guidelines — developed enlarged kidneys and a host of problems with regular kidney function.\nSource: PLOS ONE, 2008 ; Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, 2010 ; Renal Physiology, 2011 ; Advances in Chronic Kidney Disease, 2013\nHypertension has wrongfully associated with salty foods, not highly acidic desserts — but eating lots of added sugar has indeed been linked to high blood pressure. In one study following 4,528 adults without a history of hypertension, consuming 74 or more grams of sugar each day was strongly associated with an elevated risk of high blood pressure.\nSource: Hypertension, 2001 ; American Journal of Physiology, 2008 ; Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, 2010 ; Hypertension, 2012 ; Hypertension, 2012\nSource: Journal of Hypertension, 2008 ; American Journal of Cardiology, 2012 ; JAMA Internal Medicine, 2014\n“In some circumstances, intermittent access to sugar can lead to behavior and neurochemical changes that resemble the effects of a substance of abuse,” noted one study that found sugar-addled rats displayed bingeing, craving, and withdrawal behaviors.\nSource: Obesity, 2002 ; Behavioral Neuroscience, 2005 ; Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews, 2007 ; Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews, 2008 ; Appetite, 2011\nObesity and diabetes are both risk factors for cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s, so it’s no surprise that studies are beginning to find a link between excess sugar and these cognitive conditions. The reasons for a possible relationship between a high-sugar diet and dementia later in life are still unclear.\nSource: American Journal of Alzheimer’s, 2009 ; Journal of Gerontology, 2010 ; Behavioral Neuroscience, 2011 ; Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care, 2013 ; Nutrition Journal, 2013 ; Behavioral Neuroscience, 2013\nSource: Family Economics and Nutrition Review, 1999 ; Journal of the American College of Nutrition, 1998 ; Circulation, 2002 ; American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2003\nGout used to be considered a disease limited to the rich, but as our acidic high protein diets have changed, this painful form of arthritis has become more common across all sectors of society. Certain foods like organ meats and anchovies that are associated with gout have high levels of something called purines and when your body breaks them down, it produces uric acid. A buildup of uric acid is what often leads to this acidic conniption of  gout.\nSource: British Medical Journal, 2008 ; Advances in Chronic Kidney Disease, 2012\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.01663411222398281, -0.0412738062441349, 0.039230264723300934, 0.0716242641210556, -0.020330771803855896, -0.010354333557188511, 0.06671203672885895, 0.10391393303871155, -0.06589481979608536, 0.02696070820093155, -0.042579878121614456, 0.04179805517196655, 0.009204539470374584, -0.061244841665029526, 0.0657784640789032, 0.049815863370895386, 0.09645684063434601, -0.06289287656545639, -0.07134874910116196, 0.024467898532748222, 0.09265042096376419, -0.09696891158819199, 0.08858108520507812, 0.043703097850084305, -0.012460329569876194, 0.015139445662498474, 0.05971481278538704, -0.13230451941490173, -0.08454279601573944, -0.020133841782808304, -0.0361301526427269, -0.010425365529954433, -0.011129322461783886, -0.045257553458213806, 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(402, 'Rich Man Poor Man’s Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Cancer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/09/rich-man-poor-mans-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-cancer/', 'Rich Man Poor Man’s Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Cancer!\nSodium bicarbonate (Baking Soda) is probably one of the most useful substances in the world; no wonder the pharmaceutical companies don’t want doctors or anyone else to know much about it. Sodium Bicarbonate is an important medicine – of the safest kind – and it is essential when treating cancer, kidney and other diseases.\nThere are many reasons to use baking soda but one overall reason is that s odium bicarbonate is a natural substance that will not harm us, our children or the environment because is it not a chemical compound that effects nature in any kind of negative sense. Baking soda is actually a compound that is found throughout nature, in the ocean, in the soil, in our foods, and in our bodies. Baking soda is a neutralizer of many other compounds, which makes it extremely helpful as a medicine in the age of toxicity, which we are all presently passing through.\nDr. Boris Veysman specialist in emergency medicine at the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Jersey describes one emergency room experience: “The emergency department is always noisy, but today the triage nurse is yelling “not breathing,” as she runs toward us pushing a wheelchair. A pale, thin woman is slumped over and looking gray. Without concrete proof of a “Do Not Resuscitate” order, there’s no hesitation. Click, klang, and the patient has a tube down her throat within seconds. I do the chest compressions. On the monitor, she is flat-lining — no heartbeat. I synchronize my words with the compressions and call out for an external pacemaker. Pumping … thinking: Cardiac standstill … after walking in … with cancer … on chemo. This resuscitation isn’t by the book. “Get two amps of bicarbonate,” I say to the intern. The jugular line takes seconds, and I flush it with sodium bicarbonate. This probably will correct the blood’s extreme acidity, which I suspect is driving up the potassium. The external pacemaker finally arrives. Potent electric shocks at 80 beats per minute begin to stimulate her heart. The vitals stabilize.\nBicarbonate is present in all body fluids and organs and plays a major role in the acid-base balances in the human body. Bicarbonate deficiency is the most unrecognized medical condition on earth even though it is extraordinarily common. Problems from acid pH levels (relative deficiency in bicarbonate ions) take a large toll from human physiology and the more acid a person gets the larger the problem for cell physiology. Every biochemical reaction is pH sensitive with enzymes being especially sensitive. Our diet plays an important role in maintaining appropriate pH levels in the body.\nMost modern diets give rise to unhealthy acidic pH conditions. An imbalanced pH will interrupt cellular activities and functions to extreme levels as ph drops further. Excessive acidic pH leads to cellular deterioration which eventually brings on serious health problems such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, osteoporosis and heartburn. The fact that the biological life functions best in a non-acidic (alkaline) environment speaks miles about the usefulness of baking soda.\n“Uniformly, in ill patients, increasing the alkaline buffer of the tissues makes patients feel better. As mentioned above, this is particularly true in chemically sensitive patients, and can actually be a “cure” in the sense that we are increasing the body’s ability to react in a healthy way to noxious stimuli. If I use the intravenous sodium bicarbonate in such patients, it is usually given twice a week for a period of 4-5 weeks. Sodium bicarbonate is a very effective way of directly improving cellular health by making the tissue more alkaline,” concludes Dr. Chan.\nSodium bicarbonate is the time honored method to ‘speed up’ the return of the body’s bicarbonate levels to normal. Bicarbonate is inorganic, very alkaline and like other mineral type substances supports an extensive list of biological functions. Sodium bicarbonate happens to be one of our most useful medicines because bicarbonate physiology is fundamental to life and health.\n“Sodium Bicarbonate – Rich Man’s Poor Man’s Cancer Treatment – Second Edition” by Mark Sircus.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.04501153528690338, 0.023024199530482292, 0.04266080632805824, -0.0565413199365139, 0.031474482268095016, 0.008786870166659355, 0.056147582828998566, 0.0874447450041771, 0.0031895176507532597, -0.008966952562332153, -0.06660397350788116, -0.03284427896142006, 0.03054286353290081, 0.037331473082304, 0.011547999456524849, 0.044855087995529175, 0.08812118321657181, 0.016725894063711166, -0.006384448613971472, 0.05081745609641075, 0.028273070231080055, 0.0627707839012146, 0.06920045614242554, 0.07568728923797607, -0.08187384158372879, 0.02024787850677967, 0.07854830473661423, -0.07311400026082993, -0.06125708669424057, -0.02922549843788147, 0.05751815438270569, 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(403, 'LA HIPERACIDEZ DEBILITA TODOS LOS SISTEMAS CORPORALES POR DR. ROBERT O. YOUNG.', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/08/la-hiperacidez-debilita-todos-los-sistemas-corporales-por-dr-robert-o-young/', 'LA HIPERACIDEZ DEBILITA TODOS LOS SISTEMAS CORPORALES POR DR. ROBERT O. YOUNG.\nTEMA: LA HIPERACIDEZ DEBILITA TODOS LOS SISTEMAS CORPORALES.\n“ No es por los gérmenes que debemos de preocuparnos. Si no de nuestro terreno interno” ~ Louis Pasteur\n– Balance de ácido y alcalino. El exceso de ácido es una condición que debilita todos los sistemas de nuestro cuerpo. El exceso de acidez fuerza a el cuerpo a pedir minerales –incluyendo sodio, calcio, potasio y magnesio- de los órganos vitales para neutralizar (buffer) el ácido y removerlo de manera segura del cuerpo. Como resultado de esto, el cuerpo puede sufrir una severa y prolongada “corrosión” debido a una alta acidez – condición que puede estar no detectada por años. Afecta virtualmente a toda persona en nuestra sociedad, debido a la forma en cómo vivimos, la forma en que comemos, la forma en que pensamos y el ambiente en el que vivimos. El resultado es un ambiente interno en donde la enfermedad puede manifestarse fácilmente, a diferencia de lo que sería un ambiente con un pH balanceado, el cual permite las funciones normales necesarias para que el cuerpo pueda resistir las enfermedades. Es verdad que si tenemos un cuerpo sano, podremos mantener las suficientes reservas alcalinas para abastecer cuando hay demandas de emergencia. Por lo tanto, cuando hay ácido en exceso que debe neutralizarse constantemente, nuestras reservas alcalinas se vacían, dejando al cuerpo en un estado débil, y expuesto a enfermarse.\n¿ Están agotadas las reservas alcalinas en tu sangre?\n¿En cuanto tiempo se van a agotar si continuas con tu actual estilo de vida y dieta?\nEl reporte de la demostración de microscopia nutricional del Dr. Robert Young lo incluyen en sus más de 50 hojas y 20 fotografías.\nDesafortunadamente, existen aun muchos practicantes que creen que el cuerpo puede por si sólo de alguna manera milagrosa y “sobrenatural” balancear su pH como si la persona estuviese conviviendo con la naturaleza y comiendo alimentos crudos y orgánicos incluyendo germinados y plantas. La verdad va mucho más allá de este ideal. La verdad, según la Dra. Lynda Frassetto, investigadora del balance ácido/alcalino de la universidad de California en San Francisco (UCSF), sostiene que:\n“Nos hemos transformado a un extremo de evolución. Nuestro organismo simplemente ya no elimina el desperdicio ácido de la manera como lo  hacíamos.\nLa investigación de la Dra. Frassetto demostró el volumen bruto de desperdicio ácido que  nuestro cuerpo tiene que soportar, que lo ha forzado a tomar una acción drástica al estilo de una “guerra” para preservar sus reservas estratégicas – el hígado y riñones nuestros órganos esenciales para la desintoxicación. En su estudio de casi 1,000 causas de envejecimiento, ella encontró que hoy en día estamos acumulando ácido en depósitos grasos, en vez de eliminar ese ácido a través de los riñones y el hígado. En su infinita sabiduría, nuestro maravilloso y sorprendente cuerpo humano ha elegido salvar a los riñones y el hígado de una  degradación por el exceso de ácido. Por supuesto como resultado de esa acción hay un costoy se conoce como obesidad, disminución de inmunidad, falta de energía y todas las enfermedades  relacionadas a la acumulación de desechos acidos a las que estamos expuestos, incluyendo el cáncer, diabetes, osteoartritis y muchas, muchas más…….\n-Historia de la alcalinidad en el organismo.\nEl concepto del desbalance ácido/alcalino como la causa de enfermedad no es ninguna novedad o algo que esté de moda.\nNovedad: Update: Fausto Guerra, investigador del Instituto Bechamp encontró varios documentos históricos que datan del año 1869  en la Bibloteca francesa en línea Gallica atribuidos a Antoine Bechamp y sus hijos Donat y Joseph, quienes realizaban análisis muy completos sobre las propiedades curativas de algunos manantiales y balnearios franceses, algunos cercanos a los Pirineos separando las propiedades en minerales ácidos y alcalinos, y sus beneficios en la piel al bañarse y cuales aguas eran medicinales al ingerirse por contener una gran cantidad de sales alcalinas como las aguas milagrosas de Lourdes. Estos documentos científicos permanecieron ocultos durante casi 150 años ante la herejía de Bechamp.\nEntre las primeras personas que hablaron sobre la necesidad de alcalinizar el cuerpo, está el “profeta durmiente”, Edgar Cayce. Él siempre hizo referencia a la desintoxicación del cuerpo con hierbas, limpieza del colon, ayuno, masajes, baños de vapor y modificación de la dieta con el propósito de alcalinizar el cuerpo.\nAntes de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, en el año de 1933, el Dr. William Howard Hay publicó un libro revelador que llevaba por título “A New Health Era”, en el libro él argumentaba que toda enfermedad era debido a una “autotoxicación” (o auto envenenamiento) debido a la acumulación de ácido en el cuerpo: “Logramos una salud, justo en proporción a la medida en que hemos permitido nuestra alcalinidad disiparse por la introducción de comidas que forman ácido en gran cantidad…\nParece extraño decir que toda enfermedad es la misma cosa, sin importar el gran rango de formas de expresión, manifestación que estas tengan, sin embargo así es! “Recientemente, en su excelente libro, ‘Alkalize or Die’, el Dr. Theodore A. Baroody dice esencialmente la misma cosa: “Los incontables nombres de las enfermedades en realidad no importan. Lo que si importa es que todas ellas provienen de la misma raíz…demasiada acidez tisular de desperdicio en el cuerpo.”\nEl Dr. Robert O. Young, en su libro ‘La Milagrosa dieta del pH” de Ediciones Obelisco, ( Distribudora Urano  en  Mexico) lo dice a su manera: “Aquellos con la necesidad de volver a observar, y con una mirada clara, serán recompensados con los secretos para una salud permanente. Nosotros podemos curarnos al cambiar el medio ambiente interno de nuestros cuerpos. Entonces los invasores potencialmente dañinos, no tendrán ningún lugar donde crecer y se volverán inofensivos.\nDesafortunadamente, de acuerdo con Sang Whang, autor del libro Reverse Aging, aún cuando comamos lo mejor en cuanto a verduras y frutas orgánicas, 97% de nuestra comida seguirá consistiendo de carbón, nitrógeno, hidrógeno y oxígeno el cual se reducirá en el cuerpo a desperdicio ácido. Él explica que no es lo que ponemos en nuestros cuerpos, sino lo que se queda en nuestros cuerpos como desperdicio lo que crea nuestra condición sobre-ácida, y lo que nos provoca envejecer prematuramente. Sang Whang explica en términos de un balance ácido/alcalino, que la única diferencia entre comida “buena” y comida “mala”, es que la comida “buena” tiene (o produce) menos desperdicio ácido y por ende un mejor resultado de neutralización de ácido. Tu balance de pH depende de lo que sobra después del metabolismo. Así que vamos a echar un vistazo en este artículo, en que comidas, estilos de vida y suplementos contribuyen a una “casa limpia” internamente.\nEn este caso nuestro metabolismo puede operar como se supone debería, en ves de actuar como un constante conserje en un almacén que continuamente e incrementando se está ensuciando y acumulando con toxinas y ácido. Sobrantes de desperdicio ácido.\nMuy pocos, si no es que ninguno de nosotros tenemos la capacidad física de limpiar completamente a nuestros cuerpos de todos los ácidos que creamos con la comida, el estrés y nuestro propio metabolismo. Estos desperdicios ácidos se mueven alrededor del cuerpo por medio de la sangre y el sistema linfático hasta que nuestros riñones sobrecargados deciden tirar todo ese desperdicio hacia afuera o dentro de nosotros, mientras que el cuerpo lucha por contra-atacar las comidas que producen ácido, contaminación que produce ácido y estrés que produce ácido. De hecho de todos los factores que producen ácido, el estrés es el más grande. Puede neutralizar o acidificar una dieta alcalina con una oleada de la hormona ácida: adrenalina. La ácidez a largo plazo es como el óxido – moho que corroe nuestro tejido, comiendo dentro de nuestros 96,000 kilómetros de venas y arterias. Si se dejan sin revisar, eventualmente interrumpirá todas las actividades celulares y funciones, desde el latir del corazón hasta la forma en que pensamos.\nComo ya hemos mencionado, los ácidos se almacenan en la grasa, que actúan como esponjas absorbiendo todo tipo de acidos. El colesterol y el ácido úrico cristalizado, son ácidos solidificados que han sido tirados (desechados) dentro de nuestro cuerpo para una eliminación “futura”, un “futuro” que nunca llega.\nEl ácido coagula la sangre. Por lo que la sangre tiene grandes problemas para circular alrededor de los ácidos grasos. Los capilares se tapan y mueren. La piel, al dejar de recibir la sangre sana “dadora de vida”, pierde elasticidad y comienza a arrugarse. Aún con una cirugía de levantamiento de la piel en el rostro o una liposucción, ylos terribles  el ácido se queda y continúa su avance constante. Sin un plan de balance ácido/alcalino, cada parte de nuestro cuerpo trabaja aún más fuerte para mantener la salud, debido a que cada sistema, cada órgano, los pulmones, aún la piel, juegan un papel muy importante en la manutención de un pH correcto en nuestra sangre.\nDentro de nuestro cuerpo, tus órganos y células están completamente a disposición de tu sangre. Todos los órganos trabajan para mantener tu sangre con un pH balanceado, al punto de que tu cuerpo está dispuesto a sufrir un gran daño en órganos si es que el ácido se sobrepone para impedir que ese pH de tu sangre se mantenga correcto. Si el pH de la sangre baja de su nivel óptimo 7.365 hacia un pH de 6.95, automáticamente caerías en coma y morirías.\n“… nos hemos transformado a un extremo de la  evolución” Es por eso que obtenemos tal carga de una simple lata de Coca Cola. Su pH ácido de 2.5 activa señales de alarma en todo nuestro cuerpo. Las reservas de químicos alcalinos que debieran usarse en cualquier otro lugar, son sacrificados por el llamado de la adrenalina que inunda todo tu sistema. Entre “más” has aprendido a esperar de esa lata de coca-cola, es lo mismo que ese umbral al que llega un drogadicto al experimentar su elevación sensorial artificial. Es tu sangre gritando “¡Auxilio!”, y tú disfrutando la emoción del miedo. Es la “experiencia real” No es sólo un vaso de coca-cola lo que causa dicho efecto. (se necesitan 32 vasos de agua con un pH neutral para balancear un vaso de coca-cola). La mayoría de nosotros tenemos ya una batalla en acción. En resumen, la sobre-acidificación interfiere con la vida misma, dando lugar a prácticamente toda dolencia y enfermedad. Finalmente, nos hace envejecer y después nos mata. Cuando morimos, el ácido celebra su victoria al convertir el cuerpo completamente en ácido, dando lugar al nacimiento de microorganismos antagónicos. El Dr. Baroody lo expresa muy bien: “Demasiada acidez en el cuerpo es como tener muy poco aceite en el carro. De repente te deja tirado en una tarde de domingo, y ahí quedaste, atorado en la calle, con el motor pegado. El cuerpo hace exactamente la misma cosa. Comienza a rechinar durante el recorrido del camino de la vida, y tú empiezas a sentir cierto disgusto. He observado con gran preocupación como gente de toda clase social y estilos de vida sufren por estos excesos” El Dr. Baroody atribuye no menos de 68 condiciones mayores de salud, a un previo terreno interno con sobre-acidez.\n-¿Porqué los occidentales están tan obesos? ¿Es sólo por la comida? Por supuesto, la comida que comemos, su cantidad y calidad tiene un gran efecto en cuanto a la medida de nuestra cintura. Pero debido a que el cuerpo ha hecho un hábito de su solución de “última oportunidad”(robando calcio de los huesos y dientes por ejemplo) de que hacer con el exceso de desperdicio tóxico ácido, es esa una razón más por la que almacenamos grasa. Tal como la  Dra. Frassetto descubrió, cuando nos enfrentamos con pocas opciones debido a un descuidado terreno interno ácido, entonces nos queda la opción de tirar el desecho tóxico en depósitos grasos tan lejos como sea posible de los órganos y el corazón, por ejemplo en las “chaparreras”, el pecho, la entrepierna y la barriga.\nEl Dr. Robert O. Young escribe convincentemente sobre el mismo tema. El describe a la glucosa como un ácido y cual es la razón de porque estamos tan gordos, a diferencia de cómo hemos sido educados y se nos ha enseñado. El explica que el cuerpo tiene que protegerse de los excesos de todo tipo de azúcares que consumimos, por lo que produce células grasas para encapsular los ácidos y protegernos de ellos. La “grasa” como él dice, “está salvándonos la vida”.\n– Alcalinidad y niveles de Energía.\nLa acidez o alcalinidad de nuestros fluidos internos tienen un efecto profundo aún en el nivel celular individual.\nMITOCONDRIA:LA FUENTE DE ENERGÍA DEL CUERPO\nEn nuestros cuerpos, nuestro sistema metabólico completo depende de un balance a nivel celular. Nuestros 75 trillones de células que conforman nuestro cuerpo, son ligeramente alcalinas en su interior, y dependen de nuestro mar interno (el fluido alcalino interno que las rodea). Sin esta relación, no existiría intercambio químico o de energía alguno, pues no habría balance de pH. Los opuestos de pH -ácido y alcalino- dentro del cuerpo, es el método químico para que la electricidad fluya. sin la suficiente “polaridad” entre el interior de la célula y el fluido que la rodea, la energía de la célula tendrá dificultad para fluir en los tejidos que la rodean. La pérdida de peso y la recuperación de energía sucede más fácilmente cuando tomamos los primeros pasos hacia un “re-balance” alcalino.\nLa sangre siempre está ligeramente alcalina (o por lo menos así debería de estar). Como el único transporte de nutrientes hacia cada parte de nuestro cuerpo, la sangre no puede darse el lujo de estar ácida. Necesita estar dentro de un rango de pH que le permita resistir la decadencia o una putrefacción, así como el nacimiento de microorganismos malévolos. Por lo tanto un pH de 7.365 es el ambiente ideal en el cual los microorganismos se mantienen co-existiendo o en armonía simbiótica con el cuerpo.\n“La grasa está salvando nuestras vidas” – Dr. Robert O. Young Si permites a tu sangre cambiar ligeramente su pH para cualquier lado, los resultados se sentirán en cada parte de tu cuerpo. Los microbios proliferan en  un ambiente ácido comienzan a multiplicarse y a mutar, tomando forma agresiva, de agentes patógenos y de parásitos.\nLos Microscopistas Nutricionales de la Nueva Biología que estudian la sangre fresca y seca utilizando un microscopio con condensador de contraste de fases,  con cámaras digitales de alta definición (HD) para  micrografía y video de última generación pueden ver los cambios en la sangre en el momento en que suceden y correlacionarlos en segundos con el progreso de procesos degenerativos a nivel celular.\nEstos científicos atestiguan un patrón repetitivo el cual los ha llevado a declarar que la sobre-acidificación del cuerpo, causada por una forma inadecuada de comer, vivir y pensar, causa una transformación biológica de la materia en micro-organismos que debilitan o reciclan el cuerpo, y de no ser corregida esta situación, definitivamente provocarán futuras enfermedades.\n– El Verdadero Poder del pH Si cualquier substancia cambia de un pH de 7 a uno de 8, se ha vuelto 10 veces más alcalina. Mientras que por el otro lado, si cambia de un pH neutral 7 a un pH de 6, se ha vuelto 10 veces más ácido. Como ejemplo, una coca-cola, con un pH de 2.5 es casi 50,000 veces más ácido que el agua neutra, y se necesitan 32 vasos de agua con pH de 7 para contrarrestar el consumo de un vaso de cola. (Ingrediente activo: ácido fosfórico) ahora puedes entender que el cambio de un nivel de pH de 7.365 a uno de 7, significa que tu sangre de pronto estaría 4 veces más ácida de lo que debería estar. En tal caso morirías del envenenamiento de tu propia sangre.\n-Alcalinidad y Parásitos- Hoy día más y más doctores e investigadores (incluidos la mayoría de terapeutas de medicina alternativa) están de acuerdo y creen que la mayoría de las enfermedades se deben a un desbalance en el cuerpo. El desbalance ocurre en una ecuación nutricional, eléctrica, estructural, toxicológica o biológica, la cual permite la transformación de materia en micro-formas que florecen y se reproducen en masa. Ellos confirman y creen que debemos re-establecer el balance en nuestro cuerpo al trabajar con tu cuerpo, y no en contra de él. Ellos dicen que la curación de enfermedades crónicas sucede únicamente cuando y si la sangre se mantiene constantemente con un pH normal, ligeramente alcalino. No es una subestimación decir que vivimos en un mundo plagado de “micro-organismos”. Estas incluyen más que simples gérmenes, levaduras como la Candia Albicans, hongos y mohos que habitan dentro de nuestro cuerpo. No es sólo su presencia dentro de nosotros, sino también las excreciones que depositan dentro de nosotros\nLos microbios roban nuestra comida, la transforman en veneno, y la tiran dentro de nosotros. Les damos su alimento, mas no el que nuestras células necesitan.\n– Alcalinidad y asimilación de Minerales\nSi tan sólo la gente estuviera consciente de lo que causa que los minerales sean asimilados o rechazados, podríamos ahorrar cientos de millones en el consumo de suplementos desperdiciado cada año. El balance del pH determina (y limita) la asimilación de minerales.\nCada mineral tiene su propia “firma” de nivel de pH que permite la asimilación en tu cuerpo. Si miramos una tabla de elementos en la escala atómica, aquellos elementos que se encuentran en la parte de abajo, son capaces de asimilarse en un rango mucho más amplio de pH. Aquellos que están en la parte de arriba de la tabla, necesitan un rango progresivamente más angosto de pH para ser asimilados. En resumen, si no estás balanceado, tu cuerpo simplemente rechazará la mayoría de los minerales.\n¿Por qué es esto importante? Veamos el caso del Yodo por ejemplo. Muy arriba en la escala de la tabla atómica, requiere un pH casi perfecto para ser asimilado en el cuerpo. El yodo es requerido para tener una glándula tiroidea sana. Sin embargo nuestra tiroidea no recibirá yodo alguno a menos que el pH de nuestro cuerpo sea casi perfecto. El deterioro de la tiroidea se ha relacionado con artritis, ataques de corazón, diabetes, cáncer, depresión, obesidad y fatiga.\nHoy en día, una ingesta inadecuada de suplementos minerales (multivitamínicos) es extremadamente común debido a la increíble y gran falta de minerales en nuestras tierras y agricultura. El abastecimiento y absorción de minerales adecuados determina nuestra salud y bienestar, ya que esta determina la conductividad de la electricidad en nuestros cuerpos.\nLa conductividad eléctrica es la base para un sistema nerviosos efectivo, el cual se encarga de monitorear y reportar que tan bien nuestros varios órganos y subsistemas están llevando a cabo sus funciones.  Por lo tanto, la efectividad con la que nuestro sistema nervioso puede operar, está sujeta a un correcto pH, al igual que cada proceso bio-químico que nuestro cuerpo realiza. Al comer, vivir y pensar de una manera en la que ocasionamos desbalances en nuestro pH interno, de hecho estamos “matando al mensajero”, ese sistema que nos mantiene al tanto de como nuestros sistemas de nuestro organismo, están realizando sus vitales tareas correctamente.\nAlcalinidad y el Mercurio El Dr. W.R. Kellas, Ph. D., coautor de varios libros, incluyendo “Surviving in a Toxic World” menciona que el factor del pH juega una parte importante en cuanto a la eliminación de mercurio y otras toxinas del cuerpo. El dice, “el mejor pH es alrededor de 7.365, ya que entre más ácido el cuerpo está (debajo de 6.8) más retendrá metales (pesados). Los metales pesados a su vez crean un alto estrés oxidativo, el cual acidifica el cuerpo.”\nAlcalinizarse con comida Al final de este artículo podrás encontrar una lista de las propiedades residuales de algunas comidas. Para una lista más completa, lee el libro “La Milagrosa Dieta del pH” yla Milagrosa Dieta del pH para el sobrepeso del Dr. Robert Young con Shelley Young.\nDe cualquier forma, algunas personas dedicadas a comer únicamente comida verde logran, también utilizan y/o necesitan incluir en su dieta la ayuda de suplementos alcalinos y agua alcalina.\nSuplementos Verdes Existen muchas fórmulas de comida verde alcalinizántes en el mercado. Hay muchas que funcionan, y que conforman una respuesta funcional para el padre de familia ocupado o la persona de negocios ya que sólo necesitas tomarla una vez al día. Los ingredientes pueden ser barley grass, wheat grass y todo tipo de vegetales verdes y hierbas alcalinizántes. Muy pocas son orgánicas, por lo que debes de ser cauteloso en tu elección, recomendamos los originales pH Miracle Greens del Dr. Robert Young.\nEL CALCIO Todos hemos visto cantidad de comerciales en la televisión y revistas de suplementos de calcio. El calcio ciertamente puede reemplazar la pérdida de alcalinidad, conforme es constantemente robada en un cuerpo ácido. La cosa está en que el calcio es muy difícil de absorber en una condición del cuerpo excesivamente ácida. En otras palabras, en los casos en que más es necesitado el calcio, es en los casos en que menos podrá ser absorbido en forma de suplemento. ¿Es en estos casos el calcio más un paliativo que una cura? Un sistema ácido desbalanceado siempre tendrá hambre de calcio, y a menos que la causa sea corregida, el hambre de calcio continuará para siempre. Si se compra un suplemento de calcio, se debe estar seguro de encontrar uno que contenga el radio correcto de calcio y magnesio en forma iónica para una rápida asimilación y el radio vital de 2:1.\nAgua alcalina Sang Whang, científico, inventor y bebedor de agua alcalina por más de 17 años menciona que el problema con tratar de alcalinizarse utilizando sólo comida, es que a menos de que puedas lograr conseguir sólo comida orgánica, estarás metabolizando una gran cantidad de pesticidas, herbicidas, fungicidas y otros residuos químicos. El menciona que si te das una “sobredosis” de demasiada agua alcalina, simplemente pasará de largo por tus riñones y limpiará cualesquiera gérmenes que pudieran haberse quedado por ahí instalados conforme pasa. El agua alcalina es usada por millones de familias Japonesas y Coreanas, y ha sido parte de su cultura desde los años ochentas. El agua alcalina puede encontrarse en hospitales, en sanatorios y en clínicas a lo largo de estos países.\nnovedad: LISTA ORIGINAL DEL DOCTOR ROBERT O YOUNG DE ALIMENTOS ACIDOS Y ALCALINOS. DESCARGATE LA TABLE DE ALIMENTOS DE ALKALINE CARE iNTRODUCCIÓN A LA ALIMENTACION ALCALINA\nPARA MAYOR INFORMACION EN ESTADOS UNIDOS INGRESA AL SITIO OFICIAL DEL DR ROBERT YOUNG. EL CENTRO DEL MILAGROSO PH EN SAN DIEGO\nEN MEXICO SOLICITA UNA DEMOSTRACION  DE MICROSCOPIA NUTRICIONAL DEL DR. ROBERT YOUNG  EN ELIXIR CENTRO HOLISTICO EN LEON, GTO. 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(404, '15 COMPELLING AND MOTIVATING REASONS TO EXERCISE DAILY?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/07/15-excellent-motivating-reasons-to-exrcise-daily/', '15 COMPELLING AND MOTIVATING REASONS TO EXERCISE DAILY?\nAny type of exercise is important and good for your body because it causes YOU to sweat-out acidic metabolic, environmental, respiratory and dietary waste!   Here are just a few of the benefits of exercising and sweating on a daily basis!\n1 ) EXERCISE WILL IMPROVE YOUR SEX LIFE!\n2) EXERCISE WILL IMPROVE YOUR MOOD\nA recommended minimum dose of daily physical activity for one-hour will keep you happy with improved circulation.  Daily exercise will remove all the unwanted symptoms of laziness and lost of interest in the basic desire to move the body and sweat.\n3) EXERCISE WILL MAKE YOU SMILE\nAfter two weeks of daily exercise for one hour a day you will improve your electrical conductivity leading to increased energy and the feeling of happiness. Exercise stimulates increased circulation and the release of electrical energy in the form of the electron giving you the over-all feeling of happiness making you smile.  Exercise causes the release of neurotransmitters that makes you feel incredible good. Not just that, the stimulation of  endorphins or feel good chemicals are released into the blood stream making you feel euphoric.  Exercise will also decrease your appetite and support your immune system or white blood cells.  This will help reduce metabolic and dietary acids that make you sick, tired, fat and stressed. [2,3]  When you start feeling better, you start doing better and when you start doing better you start thinking and feeling better.  After exercising and sweating you will feel so good you will forget that you were depressed.  Now that will put a smile on your face! [4]\n4) EXERCISE WILL IMPROVE YOUR OVER-ALL HEALTH\nIncreased physical activity will certainly help to prevent and in some cases reserve life-threatening conditions. If you exercise just three days a week you can lower the chances of following dis-eases or conditions, including,\n3) cardiovascular disease [8],\nOptimal exercise and sweating is harmless and a safe natural “drug” that should be received daily for one hour so it can protect you for metabolic and dietary acids that destroy the quality life. “A wise man should consider that health is the greatest  of human blessings, and learn how by his own thought to derive benefit from his illnesses.” ― Hippocrates\n5) EXERCISE WILL CONTROL YOUR ACIDIC WEIGHT\nThe best method to control weight along with the diet is daily exercising and sweating.  I recommend all types of exercise but my favorites are low impact rebounding, yoga, jogging, hiking and tennis.  You can do any type of physical exercise you like because moving your body increases circulation, opens up the pores of the skin and releases metabolic and dietary acids via sweat.   Doing this daily will improve the quality and the quantity of your life by maintaining the alkaline design of the body fluids.  Finally, it will help you better control your weight by removing the acidic waste products in the fatty tissues that are making you fat. And as you are removing metabolic and dietary acids through the pores of the skin you are lowering your risk of all other dis-eases.\n6) EXERCISE WILL BUILD MUSCLE MASS\nResistance training or static contraction exercising will help you build muscles.  This type of training or exercise causes blood to flow into the muscle that is being contracted.  When the blood pools into the muscle under stress or contraction from a weight you are holding the blood will then redifferentiate into new muscle cells.  When this happens the muscle gets stronger while getting bigger.  It is important to understand that you build muscle with blood and you build blood with chlorophyll, polyunsaturated oil, alkaline water and whole natural mineral salts.  The quality of the blood will determine the quality and health of the muscle cell all determined by what you eat and what you drink.  As you increase healthy and strong muscle mass with a plant-based diet you will also increase your metabolism. This type of exercise will increase your resting metabolic rate 24 hours after the training [16, 17,18] Finally, as you age the so-called natural process called sarcopenia occurs.  Sarcopenia means that the body is loosing muscle, after 25 years at a rate of 0.5 to 1%.  The lack of exercise can increase the risk of sarcopenia. [19] Because daily exercise can increase circulation and the elimination of metabolic and dietary acids via sweat this slows down and eliminates the risk of sarcopenia or muscle loss so muscles can remain healthy and strong.[20]\n7) EXERCISE WILL HELP YOU SLEEP BETTER\n8) EXERCISE CAN BE LOTS OF FUN!\nExercise time should be fun and not something that you “have” to do but “want” to do. It is better to exercise with a friend or in a group because you will motivated by those who are exercising with you.  If you exercise alone make sure you change-up the type of exercise you do to keep it interesting.  I like to run every other day, rebound every day and do weights the days I am not jogging.   If you only do one type of exercise every day the chances are high that you will get bored and stop.  It is very important to engage in exercise types that you enjoy.   You can include in your exercise choices, dance classes, yoga, hip-hop yoga, working out in a gym, martial arts classes, speed walking or any type of physical activity that will cause you to work-up a good sweat.  Once again, it is very important that  you engage in different types of exercises on a daily or weekly basis and exercises that you love or actually enjoy.\n9) EXERCISE IS GREAT FOR A CHILDS MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH\n10) EXERCISE CAN IMPROVE BONE DENSITY AND PROTECT AGAINST OSTEOPOROSIS\nThe skeletal system serves as a support for the body organs, glands and tissues. It is very important to keep them alkaline so they can be healthy and strong.  Bones are constantly breaking down and rebuilding every day.  In fact you have a new skeletal system every 90 days.  Before the age of 30 the body regenerates the bone quickly.  When you reach peak bone mass (although this can vary from person to person), after 30 years of age, your body loses balance, and this leads to bone loss year after year by approximately 1% per year.[26,27]  This may lead to an  increase risk of osteoporosis if you are living an acidic sedentary lifestyle. [28] Women also have increased bone loss after menopause because the activity of the endocrine system decreases because of acidity caused by an acidic lifestyle and diet.  Resistance training ( lifting weights and statically holding the maximize weight for at least 30 seconds and then releasing the contraction) can prevent bone loss by causing red blood cells to flow to the contracted muscle and bone to build new healthy muscles and bones. [29]   Scientists in a recent study compared the bone density of college women  with different body weights and physical activity levels. They concluded that women who exercise have lower body weight and higher bone density.[30]\nWhat types of exercises are good bone mineral density?\n1) Aerobic and Resistive training.[31]\nAerobic and resistance training is good for healthy muscles and bones.[32,33] Scientist found that women between 25 and 50 years of age who rebound or hop at least 10 times twice a day, with 30 seconds between each hop, have increased bone density of the hip after 4 months.[34]\nI have recommended for years low or no-impact alkalizing exercising on a whole body vibrational machine or a whole body rebounding apparatus to keep the bones and muscles strong, healthy and fit.   These types of exercise apparatuses will especially be good for your bones because it increase blood circulation to the bones and muscles [35] which can increase bone and muscle density. [36,37]\nResistance exercising should be done at least  2 to 3 times per week. Intensity—moderate to high.\n3) Rebounding or Jump Training\n6) Body Weight Exercises like planking\n8) Running, Jogging or Walking\n11) Whole body vibrational exercising\nGenerally bicycling and swimming  are NOT usually consider exercises that can increase bone or muscle density.  Here is the study that shows that professional cyclists have lower bone density during this type of excercise.[38] Citation from this study also concludes:\nhttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3230645/ “\nIn summary, cycling may not be as beneficial to bone health as running and other weight bearing activities. Cycling does not appear to be more detrimental to bone health than a sedentary lifestyle, and it is beneficial for cardiovascular health. It is unclear whether an inverse dose response relationship exists between optimal bone health and volume of cycling.” National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases also states that swimming is not the best type of excercise for improving bone density.[39] There is a study that shows that swimming is better than not exercising at all.[40] You can also see that this study made a systematic review of how swimming affects bone tissue.  The study concluded that swimming does NOT have negative effects on bone density.[41]\n11) EXERCISE IMPROVES BREATHING AND LUNG HEALTH\nExercise can help strengthen the muscles that are responsible for opening the lungs so that oxygen can enter and eliminate the acid called carbon dioxide.[42] Exercising can also improve the efficiency with which oxygen enters the cells of the body. This is a  positive impact on your aerobic capacity.[43,44] You can also test the capacity of your lungs by running for 2 minutes  without catching your breath.  A fit and healthy  person with healthy lung capacity will be able to do this without stopping or catching his or her breath or feeling a tightness or pain in the throat.\n13) EXERCISE PREVENTS LOSS OF BRAIN TISSUE\nStudy, which used an MRI machine to measure the amount of brain tissue in adults 55 years and older,shows that physical activity reduces the risk of loss of brain tissue in areas that are intended for thinking and memory.[46,47]\n14) EXERCISE PREVENTS DEMENTIA\nThere is also evidence that regular DAILY exercise during life can reduce risk of dementia.[48]\n15) EXERCISE CAN PREVENT THE FLU OR THE COLD\nThe flu is simply the body removing the build-up of acidic metabolic and dietary acids through the pores of the increase by increasing body temperature.  To prevent the body heating up or inducing a fever you can exercise and sweat-out the accumulated excess acids.  You can also use hyperthermia by sitting in an infrared sauna for 30 minutes and sweating-out acidic waste.  This is a passive form of exercise and can be don on a daily basis.  Make sure you are drinking at least 1 liter of alkaline water for each one-hour of exercise or sauna.  It is vitally important to replace the fluids loss through the sweat via the pores of the skin.  Scientist recently found that  people who exercise regularly have 50% less chances to do a flu or cold than people who don’t exercise and sweat.[49]\nConclusion: There are many health, wellness and fitness benefits of daily alkalizing exercise so start exercising every day for at least one hour.  And remember this – if you don’t make time to exercise for one hour every day you will be forced to make time to die!\n1) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16104916\nPelvic floor exercises for erectile dysfunction.\n2) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22403029\nAcute exercise improves physical sexual arousal in women taking antidepressants.\n3) http://www.stress.org.uk/Exercise.aspx\n4)http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD004366.pub6/abstract;jsessionid=B339D80AE8BA7613CF6044099733F56A.f02t01\nEditorial Group: Cochrane Depression, Anxiety and Neurosis Group\nAssessed as up-to-date: 13 JUL 2012\nDOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD004366.pub6\n5) http://www.health.harvard.edu/newsletters/Harvard_Womens_Health_Watch/2013/June/things-you-can-do-to-prevent-a-stroke\n6) Physical Activity Frequency and Risk of Incident Stroke in a National US Study of Blacks and Whites\nhttp://stroke.ahajournals.org/content/early/2013/07/18/STROKEAHA.113.001538\n7) http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/007290.htm\n8) http://circ.ahajournals.org/content/107/1/e2.full\n9) N Engl J Med. 2001 Sep 13;345(11):790-7.\nDiet, lifestyle, and the risk of type 2 diabetes mellitus in women.\nhttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11556298?dopt=Citation\n10) http://www.cdc.gov/features/diabetesalert/\n11) http://www.nbcnews.com/id/17945811/ns/health-arthritis/t/get-moving-grandma-exercise-fights-arthritis/#.VM55TotpHIp\n12) http://www.fredhutch.org/en/events/healthy-living/Trim-Risk.html\n14) http://www.nature.com/bjc/journal/v100/n4/abs/6604917a.html\nBritish Journal of Cancer (2009) 100 , 611–616. doi:10.1038/sj.bjc.6604917 www.bjcancer.com Published online 10 February 2009\nPhysical activity and colon cancer prevention: a meta-analysis\nK Y Wolin 1 , Y Yan 1 , G A Colditz 1 and I-M Lee 2 , 3\n1 Department of Surgery, Washington University School of Medicine, St Louis, MO, USA\n2 Division of Preventive Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA\n3 Department of Epidemiology, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA, USA\nCorrespondence: Dr KY Wolin, Department of Surgery, Washington University School of Medicine, 660 S. Euclid Avenue, Box 8100, St Louis, MO 63110, USA; E-mail: wolink@wustl.edu\n15) http://www.healthline.com/health/heart-disease/exercise\n16) http://dc.etsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1173&context=etd\n17) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8028502\nImpact of exercise intensity on body fatness and skeletal muscle metabolism.\n18) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18197184\nThe effects of high-intensity intermittent exercise training on fat loss and fasting insulin levels of young women.\n19) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17117147\nFrailty in the elderly: the physical dimension.\n20) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14570859\nExercise, aging, and muscle protein metabolism.\n21) http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/04/sleep-exercise-sleep-in-america_n_2784457.html\n22) http://www.aasmnet.org/JCSM/ViewAbstract.aspx?pid=29078\n23) http://www.kon.org/urc/v7/richardson3.html\n24) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23084704\nExercise improves behavioral, neurocognitive, and scholastic performance in children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.\n25) http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/early/2014/03/25/peds.2013-2246.abstract\n26) http://nof.org/learn/bonebasics\n27) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8081064\n28) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3763061\nOsteoporosis: significance, risk factors and treatment.\n29) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9504952\nResistive training maintains bone mineral density in postmenopausal women.\n30) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9475652\nEffects of physical activity, body weight and composition, and muscular strength on bone density in young women.\n31) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14723783\nRegional bone mineral density after resistive training in young and older men and women.\n32) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9927006\nThe effects of progressive resistance training on bone density: a review.\n33) http://journal.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fendo.2014.00020/full\nPhysical activity and bone: may the force be with you\n2German Aerospace Center, Institute of Aerospace Medicine, Cologne, Germany\n3Atrium Medical Centre, AHORSE Foundation, Heerlen, Netherland\n34) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24460005\nEffect of two jumping programs on hip bone mineral density in premenopausal women: a randomized controlled trial.\n35) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12137178\nThe time course of the human growth hormone response to a 6 s and a 30 s cycle ergometer sprint.\n36) http://www.hgh.com.mx/bone_density.html\n37) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8496328\nIncreased bone density after recombinant human growth hormone (GH) therapy in adults with isolated GH deficiency.\n38) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18191053\nParticipation in road cycling vs running is associated with lower bone mineral density in men.\n39) http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Bone/Bone_Health/Exercise/default.asp\n40) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2802886\nThe relationship of 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(406, 'Dr. Robert O. Young’s Research on the Cause and Cure for Osteoporosis Has Been Validated by Published Research!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/05/dr-robert-o-youngs-research-on-the-cause-and-cure-for-osteoporosis-has-been-validated-by-published-research/', 'Despite the dairy industry funding study after study to try to prove its claims that consuming dairy products will make your bones stronger, the truth is exactly the opposite.  Eating dairy products contain the acid lactose that breaksdown to galactose, glucose and lactic acid which destroys the bones.\nThe primary cause of osteoporosis is the high-protein and high sugar diet most people consume today. Eating a high-protein and high sugar diet is like pouring acid rain on your bones. (The protein and sugar increases production of acids in the blood and tissues which is then neutralized by calcium and magnesium that is taken from your bones and muscles) Remarkably enough, if dairy has any effect, both clinical and population evidence strongly implicates dairy in causing, rather than preventing, osteoporosis.  Read The pH Miracle I and II, The pH MIracle for Diabetes, The pH Miracle for Weight Loss, The pH Miracle for Cancer and the soon to be released The pH Miracle for Women.  The following links may also be helpful in understanding the cause and the cure for Osteoporosis: 1) http://articlesofhealth.blogspot.com/2009/10/cure-for-celica-and-osteroporosis-dis.html 2) http://articlesofhealth.blogspot.com/2013/05/the-cure-for-all-cancers-heart-disease.html\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.0023079172242432833, -0.062223948538303375, 0.05008652061223984, 0.05498941242694855, 0.0013877509627491236, 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(407, '3D Full Body Bio-Electro Scan for Evaluating the Functions of the Human Body', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/05/3d-full-body-bio-electro-scan-for-evaluating-the-functions-of-the-human-body/', '3D Full Body Bio-Electro Scan for Evaluating the Functions of the Human Body\n3D Full Body Bio-Electro Functional Scan biosensor is a new diagnostic aid to measure bio-impedance of interstitial fluids in the body. This technology was originally invented by German and Russian scientists, and was used in the health monitoring of the astronauts prior, during and after space travel. Subsequently a team of European scientists developed the technology over a 10 year period with trials in hospitals and clinics all over the world for use by mainstream healthcare practitioners in all healthcare fields. Now it’s FDA approved in USA.\nHow is the Full Body Health Assessment performed?\nThe Body Scanning process is painless, non-invasive and has no known side effects. It requires the client, who is fully clothed and seated comfortably at a desk to put their hands & bare feet on electrode plates, while 2 electrodes are placed on their forehead. The client does nothing during the scan other than stay quiet and still, watching the body being scanned in real time, in 3D modeling on the screen in front of them. Advantages for Having the Full Body Bio-Electro Scan\nAdvantages for Having the Full Body Bio-Electro Scan\nThe assessment also analyzes: · Body Composition including Fat Mass, Lean Mass, Muscular Mass, Intracellular Water, Extra Cellular Oxidative Stress Analysis – shows if patient may need antioxidants and which ones · Hormonal Balance including DHEA, Testosterone (for men), Thyroid, Insulin, Cortisol, Adrenal Gland Hormone balance, TSH and Thyroid function that may reveal why patients can’t lose weight and how a stressful life style is affecting them. Why they feel tired, run down and why their immune system is comprised · Male prostate function and libido (sex drive) levels · Ions and Minerals such as Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Sodium, Chloride which may show why someone has muscle aches, bone strength and much more. · Brain chemistry and Neurotransmitter balance such as Serotonin, Dopamine and Acetylcholine levels to show why patient may be feeling moody, anxious, angry or feeling sad or emotionally down. It may also help to reveal why he/she can’t sleep or why their memory or concentration is not too good · Biochemistry Balance such as Glucose levels and any insulin resistance that may show why the energy levels may be low and it may show why their can’t lose weight or why there is a chocolate, sugar or carbohydrate cravings. · The body pH will show if there is an acid-alkaline balance and it’s maybe contributing to the health problems, Oxygen levels which may show if the brain or muscles are receiving enough oxygenated blood and the CO2 levels, Hydrogen, Bicarbonates for healthy cell metabolism, The Total Body Water and Weight Analysis and much more\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.02817140519618988, 0.04294349625706673, -0.016484545543789864, -0.055812984704971313, 0.03065517358481884, -0.0780818983912468, 0.0632658377289772, 0.06187916547060013, -0.01633574813604355, 0.009742111898958683, -0.005904968827962875, 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(408, 'The Solidification of Metabolic and Dietary Acids That Lead To Gout, Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Osteoporosis, Hypertension, Stroke, Heart Attack and Cancer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/04/the-solidification-of-metabolic-and-dietary-acids-that-lead-to-gout-arthritis-fibromyalgia-osteoporosis-and-cancer/', 'The Solidification of Metabolic and Dietary Acids That Lead To Gout, Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Osteoporosis, Hypertension, Stroke, Heart Attack and Cancer!\nAn Overview of the Solidification of Metabolic, Dietary, Environmental and Respiratory Acids Seen as a Crystal or Stone When Viewed in the Live Unstained Blood using pHase Contrast Microscopy\nCrystals are observed under phase contrast microscopy when there is excess metabolic, dietary and/or environmental  acidity that has been solidified or buffered by the body using alkaline minerals and fats.  This is done to protect body tissues, organs and glands from breakdown.\nIt is one of the body’s preservation mechanisms for protecting itself against metabolic, dietary, respiratory and environmental acidity by creating a solid form, which is far less toxic than liquid acid  that can penetrate the cell membrane and damage the cell.\nCrystals are perceived to be the signature of the microzyma (a small intelligent element of matter that makes up every living cell including genetic matter ) using electrons for energy and producing acidic liquid waste products or acids of glucose, uric, lactic and citric acid, just to name a few.\nNitric, Uric, Sulphuric and Phosphoric Acid Appears BROWN/ORANGE/YELLOW\nFermentation or breakdown of protein, especially animal protein produces acidic waste products  Some of these acidic waste products are uric, sulphuric, nitric and phosphoric acid. When these acids are not eliminated through the four channels of elimination (urination, defecation, respiration, perspiration) the body solidifies these acids to protect the tissues, organs and glands from degeneration.  Solidified acids or crystals can lodge in the joints or in the tissues causing the symptoms of irritation, inflammation, ulceration and degeneration.\nPain in the body, especially in the joints and connective tissues, can suggest deposits of crystals or solidified acids. This type of crystal is an indication of inflammation, which, in excess, leads to conditions like gout and arthritis and one of the causes of fibromyalgia. These crystals are shaped like knives and are the reason it can cause so much pain for people with poor circulation and elimination of bodily metabolic and/or dietary acidic waste.\nLactic Acid Appears BLUE/GREEN\nGlucose, Acetic, Citric and Butyric Acid Appear WHITE\nFermentation and/or metabolic acidic waste from carbohydrate.  Glucose and citric acids are waste products of metabolism and are toxic to the body cells when not properly eliminated through the four channels of elimination.  The build-up of these crystals on the walls of the arteries or veins can cause the restriction of blood flow leading to hypertension, stroke and heart attack.\nThere is only one sickness, one disease and one treatment. The one sickness and one disease is the over-acidification of the blood and then tissues due to an inverted way of living eating and thinking. There is only one treatment and that treatment is to restore the alkaline design of the body fluids with an alkaline lifestyle and diet I call The pH Miracle Protocol. To learn more how to prevent ALL sickness and dis-ease read The pH Miracle books I and II, The pH Miracle for Diabetes, The pH Miracle for Weight Loss, Reverse Cancer Now, The pH Miracle for Cancer, The pH Miracle for Heart Disease and Back to the House of Health I and II. 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(409, 'Meet Dr. Robert O. Young in Fort Lauderdale/Miami and New York City!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/03/meet-dr-robert-o-young-in-miami-and-new-york-city/', 'Meet Dr. Robert O. Young in Fort Lauderdale/Miami and New York City!\nWelcome to NEW LIFE EXPO 2015. Renaissance Man Entrepreneur, Mark Becker has done it again. He is bringing the NEW LIFE EXPO, the largest Holistic Health, Alternative Medicine, Anti-Aging, Metaphysical and Spiritual Expo in America for over twenty-five years to Fort Lauderdale/Miami, Florida on March 14-16 and New York City at the Hotel Pennsylvania, (33rd St and 7th Ave.) on March 20-22, 2015, showcasing over 200 innovative cutting-edge exhibitors and speakers from around the world including Dr. Robert O. Young, (The pH Miracle Man), Dan Millman (The Peaceful Warrior), Lynn Andrews (The Medicine Woman), Judy Satori, Kat James, Sean Morton and a multitude of Holistic Medical Doctors. Isn’t it time that you begin to experience all of the things you wanted to try but just couldn’t find the time for?\nSo if you are the person who wants to open your mind to all possibilities to reach your maximum potential, then NEWLIFE EXPO is for you. The law of attraction will have you meet thousands of people who have a zest for life like yourself.\nHave you read about complimentary medicine or integrative medicine or holistic medicine or alternative medicine and you know that you must learn more about it, but just haven’t?\nFor all of you, you owe it to yourself to come to the NEWLIFE EXPO on March 14-16 in Fort Lauderdale/Miami Florida and March 20-22, at the Hotel Pennsylvania on Seventh Avenue at 32nd Street . You will be entering the Disneyland of mind, body and spirit. For only $20 at door you can experience lectures, dance performances, music and exhibits daily. A true Miami and New York Bargain.\nVisit the NEWLIFE Bookstore located where every book will be sold for half-price. Think you will go hungry at the expo? Never! Visit our Natural Foods Dining Area. You can even have your palms read and your backs massaged.\nVisit the 150 exhibit booths and sample their products and share their knowledge. Our incredible panels: The Nutrition Panel, Three Strange Universe Panels, the Sexuality & Sensuality Panel, the Vibrational Healing-Light Language Panel and Raw Food Panel.\nDon’t miss our 150 lecturers who will enlighten you with their expertise. Yes, experience the products of the new millennium. Don’t let life pass you by. You know that the water you drink isn’t healthy, but you do not know which water purifier to buy. You want to buy an air purifier but you don’t want to get ripped off. You have a friend or relative who isn’t feeling well and their doctor isn’t helping them but your intuition knows that your doctor doesn’t know all of the options he/she has available to them. Or your life isn’t as healthy or vital or as exciting as it used to be. Come to the NEWLIFE EXPO and meet over 14,000 people who want to learn the same things as you. Take a weekend out of your ordinary life and enjoy an extraordinary world of possibilities. Who knows, you might even fall in love. One thing I can promise is that your life will never be the same. Aren’t you worth $20 for a day or $40 (in advance) for a whole weekend and explore what may be tomorrow’s new healing discoveries?\nAnd remember… it’s YOUR body, YOUR Health, YOUR LIFE and YOUR choice!!! For more information or to register go to: http://www.newlifeexpo.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.023370303213596344, -0.04239602014422417, -0.012754966504871845, 0.050520092248916626, 0.06479668617248535, 0.012443823739886284, -0.002509724348783493, -0.04407140240073204, 0.043403659015893936, -0.0307125523686409, 0.006525034084916115, 0.014273222535848618, -0.06495142728090286, 0.05438883602619171, -0.002111896174028516, 0.02743772231042385, 0.048339392989873886, -0.05183945596218109, -0.022700851783156395, 0.06695355474948883, -0.011366590857505798, -0.029172569513320923, -0.003548200475051999, 0.013989825733006, -0.06405468285083771, -0.004609110299497843, -0.055545881390571594, -0.052311960607767105, 0.013005255721509457, 0.018747661262750626, 0.1104610338807106, 0.0795777216553688, -0.04471490904688835, -0.05121603235602379, 0.019688112661242485, 0.042523935437202454, -0.012246967293322086, 0.0035756246652454138, 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(410, 'The Sugar Fructose from Fruit Causes Diabetes!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/03/the-sugar-fructose-from-fruit-causes-diabetes/', 'The Sugar Fructose from Fruit Causes Diabetes!\nRecent studies have shown that added sugars, particularly those containing fructose, are a principal driver of diabetes and pre-diabetes, even more so than other carbohydrates. Clinical experts writing in Mayo Clinic Proceedings challenge current dietary guidelines that allow up to 25% of total daily calories as added sugars, and propose drastic reductions in the amount of added sugar, and especially added fructose, people consume.\nWorldwide, approximately one in ten adults has type 2 diabetes, with the number of individuals afflicted by the disease across the globe more than doubling from 153 million in 1980 to 347 million in 2008. In the United States, 29 million adults (one in eleven) have type 2 diabetes and another 86 million (more than one in three) have pre-diabetes.\nData from recent trials suggest that replacing glucose-only starch with fructose-containing table sugar (sucrose) results in significant adverse metabolic effects. Adverse effects are broader with increasing baseline insulin resistance and more profound with greater proportions of added fructose in the diet.\nThe above story is based on materials provided by Elsevier Health Sciences . Note: Materials may be edited for content and length.\nJames J. DiNicolantonio, James H. O’Keefe, Sean C. Lucan. Added Fructose: A Principal Driver of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and Its Consequences . 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(412, 'Dr. Robert O. Young Coming to New York City March 19th to March 24th', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/28/dr-robert-o-young-coming-to-new-york-city-march-19th-to-march-24th/', 'Dr. Robert O. Young Coming to New York City March 19th to March 24th\nI will be in New York City, New York at the Hotel Pennsylvania, (33rd St and 7th Ave.) on March 20-24, 2015. sharing with my friends, family and clients my New Biology, a new way of living, eating and thinking and the pH Miracle protocols for preventing and/or reversing cancer, heart disease, diabetes and even viral conditions.\nIf you want to know for sure the physiological, anatomical, and functional condition of your body, I am offering one-on-one consultations from March 20th through March 24th, 2015. I would love to send you some information on this extremely rare opportunity to learn, understand, and see the health of your blood which is the health of every organ and organ system of your body.\nIf you are interested in meeting me personally and learning more about the alkaline lifestyle and diet, I will send you all the important details. I look forward to hearing from you and seeing you in good health in New York City.\n(Please include your name and phone number).\nIn love and healing light, Dr. Robert O. 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(413, 'Mammograms or Ultrasounds for Detecting Breast Cancer?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/28/mammograms-of-ultrasounds-for-detecting-breast-cancer/', 'Mammograms or Ultrasounds for Detecting Breast Cancer?\nNew science shows ultrasounds work better than mammograms at detecting breast cancer. Contact PH Miracle for your Breast Ultrasound and Thermography. http://www.phmiracleliving.com/t-MedicalImaging.aspx\nSan Antonio—Results from a Connecticut study have some clinicians proclaiming that all women with dense breasts who have a negative mammogram should be offered an ultrasound. The study, presented at the 2014 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS; abstract S5-01), found that ultrasound identified an additional 3.2 cancers per 1,000 women.\nSince October 2009, Connecticut law has required clinicians to use certain language when providing mammographic results to women with dense breasts (approximately 40%-50% of women). Clinicians are required to say, “Your mammogram demonstrates that you have dense breast tissue, which could hide small abnormalities, and you might benefit from supplementary screening tests, which can include a breast ultrasound screening or a breast [magnetic resonance imaging] examination, or both, depending on your individual risk factors.”\nConnecticut is one of 19 states, to date, that mandate that clinicians include information on breast density when providing mammogram results to patients, according to Jafi Lipson, MD, an assistant professor of radiology at Stanford University Medical Center, in Palo Alto, Calif. Additionally, Dr. Lipson said, “Insurance coverage for supplemental tests is now mandated [for patients with dense breasts] in four states, and there is federal legislation pending at this point.”\nThis flurry of legislation was spurred, in part, by a multicenter 3,000-patient study that demonstrated that adding a single, bilateral screening ultrasound to mammography detected an additional 4.2 cancers per 1,000 in women with dense breast tissue and a family history or prior history of breast cancer ( JAMA 2008;299[18]:2151-2163, PMID: 18477782). This almost doubled the number of cancers found by mammography alone.\nThe positive predictive value (PPV) of ultrasound improved over time, indicating that, as expected, there was a learning curve in determining which identified lesions needed to be followed and which needed to be biopsied (Table). By year 4, the PPV was 17.2%, with 3.2 additional cancers detected per 1,000 women. “The first three years, we were still doing a significant number of biopsies on patients with findings that we didn’t know whether they were positive or negative, but in the fourth year, there was a significant [improvement],” said Dr. Weigert.\nThe cancers detected were of all histologic grades but predominantly grade 2 and 3, hormone-positive and node-negative. Very few patients had risk factors other than dense breast tissue. Cancers were detected in patients who were in their mid-40s to mid-70s.\nAlthough the study was limited in that it did not include a cost analysis, she pointed out that it is easier and less costly to treat a cancer if it is detected at an early stage, noting that in patients who returned for an ultrasound in a subsequent year, the cancers detected were extremely small, typically less than 1 cm.\nA recent study estimated that supplemental ultrasonography screening for women with extremely dense breasts would cost $246,000 per quality-adjusted life-year gained ( Ann Intern Med 2014 Dec 9. [Epub ahead of print], PMID: 25486550). This is well above $50,000, often touted as a reasonable threshold for cost-effective care ( N Engl J Med 2014;371[9]:796-797, PMID: 25162885).\nDr. Lipson, who served as the discussant of the Connecticut study, pointed out that most of the PPV improvement in Dr. Weigert’s study was due to a shift of patients from a recommendation for biopsy to a recommendation for short-term follow-up, and this could be seen as a benefit or harm. “It’s not that the patient is returned to annual screening. She is kind of sucked into a vortex of short-term follow-up,” said Dr. Lipson.\nDr. Lipson also noted that none of the breast cancer ultrasound studies conducted so far have used a control group, and none have long-term follow-up. “The true clinical impact of finding these additional cancers is really unknown,” Dr. Lipson said. “Specifically,” she added, “would these additional cancers otherwise be detected at the next mammography screen while still small, node-negative, and at the early stage, and does the detection of these early cancers have an impact on mortality?”\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.09058647602796555, -0.018989672884345055, 0.023159470409154892, -0.033916816115379333, -0.013543372973799706, -0.023735081776976585, -0.03982648625969887, -0.07396870106458664, -0.06121000275015831, -0.023628374561667442, -0.011529870331287384, -0.006516588386148214, -0.0041712201200425625, 0.04972227290272713, 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(414, 'Obamacare Tax Mix-up Affects Hundreds of Thousands—Other Alternatives Begin to Look More Appealing', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/27/obamacare-tax-mix-up-affects-hundreds-of-thousands-other-alternatives-begin-to-look-more-appealing/', 'Obamacare Tax Mix-up Affects Hundreds of Thousands—Other Alternatives Begin to Look More Appealing\nA mere days after President Obama announced this month that 11.4 million people enrolled or renewed their registration under the Affordable Care Act, the Obama administration suffered serious setbacks, causing frustration for many with this conventional health or sickness care program.\nAccording to a Huffington Post report, “another 50,000 or so who already filed may have to resubmit their returns.” A recent CBS study further states that the program could undergo further changes where potentially millions of registrants could lose their subsidies.\nSince the program’s inception in 2010, the path to universal healthcare has been a disaster, with various issues including website difficulties, technical glitches, confusing plans, expensive premiums, no freedom to choose your own doctor and NO alternative or traditional health care offered, to name just a few of the big problems with Obamacare.\nSenator Rand Paul, among the many critics of the law states that, “what’s going to come out of Obamacare is worse than anybody can imagine.”\nThe highly visible flaws with the system have caused many to ponder what alternatives are available, especially for 60 percent of the population prefer traditional or alternative healthcare methods, where the Affordable Care Act covers nothing! At the current time, the Affordable Care Act is said to cover only “essential health benefits” which some critics have said will “kill alternative or traditional medicine in America.”  But isn’t that the point for Big Government, Big Pharma and Big Business – kill alternative medicine.\nAmong those organizations providing true conventional and traditional healthcare alternatives is O’NA HealthCare™, one of the few true health plans that covers alternative or traditional holistic medicine. Their co-operative healthcare system provides alterative healing methods and is touted as the “credit union” of health care. http://www.onahealthcare.com\nAna Hawk, President of the RED PAPER CLIP CENTER, a nonprofit helping break cycles of abuse and advocate of O’NA Healthcare states, “Healthcare is something that everyone needs, and although ambitious in its efforts, the Affordable Care Act is still incomplete in what it offers. With its limited options, exorbitant fees and complicated processes, it almost seems that the negative outweighs the positive. Regarding natural alternatives to healthcare, including homeopathic and naturopathic doctors, it only makes sense to put more emphasis on maximizing physical health, which in the long run would promote a happy lifestyle, and reduce, if not eliminate. a number of medical costs.”\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.05396004766225815, -0.042512938380241394, 0.014884908683598042, 0.015326921828091145, -0.016352305188775063, 0.11034343391656876, -0.024988971650600433, 0.05677418038249016, -0.038011081516742706, 0.0015030427603051066, -0.002361018443480134, 0.13513055443763733, 0.01587827503681183, -0.10298457741737366, -0.008383873850107193, -0.03424462303519249, 0.07951545715332031, -0.029688984155654907, -0.09558021277189255, 0.09014533460140228, -0.06743984669446945, 0.04327036067843437, 0.011340895667672157, -0.017266089096665382, -0.024242088198661804, 0.032310884445905685, -0.05885282903909683, -0.05394848436117172, 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(415, 'The Nation’s Waterways, The Nation’s Fish Industry and The Nation’s Way of Life is on ACID!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/25/the-nations-waterways-the-nations-fish-industry-and-the-nations-way-of-life-is-on-acid/', 'The Nation’s Waterways, The Nation’s Fish Industry and The Nation’s Way of Life is on ACID!\nThe economy of New Bedford, Massachusetts, ground to a halt in the 1980s after a fleet of high-tech boats fished the region’s once-plentiful cod to exhaustion. Thirty years later, the city is experiencing a renaissance. Scallops have replaced cod, business is booming, and the local economy is riding the wave. Statewide, the value of the scallop catch has risen more than sixfold since 1993—part of the $1 billion-a-year U.S. shellfish industry.\n“I would never have dreamed that things would be as good as they are,” a New Bedford scallop captain told The Boston Globe in 2013. “Ten years ago even, I would have never believed we’d be in this condition.”\nWhat could possibly go wrong now? Plenty. A new study suggests that New Bedford is one of many U.S. coastal towns on the precipice of economic collapse—even if they don’t know it yet. The reason: ocean acidification .\nAcidifying oceans are a result of carbon pollution. As carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere increase, more of that carbon dioxide dissolves in seawater. The dissolved gas increases the acidity of ocean. Approximately a quarter of the CO2 emitted by humans ends up in the sea, and scientists estimate that the pollution is causing oceans to acidify faster than they have in 300 million years .\nAs this new report shows , ocean acidification threatens coastal communities in 15 U.S. states on both coasts. ( Get fact sheets for specific threats to each of those states.)\nThe social and economic impacts of ocean acidification will not be evenly distributed, according to a new paper out today in Nature Climate Change . The study was led by Lisa Suatoni and Julie Ekstrom, scientists in the oceans program at NRDC ( disclosure ), along with collaborators from the University of California-Davis, the Ocean Conservancy, Duke University, and nine other institutions. “We mapped local factors that exacerbate ocean acidification,” says Suatoni, “and we found increased vulnerability in places like the Louisiana Bayou, Virginia, and New Bedford.”\nWhy would ocean acidification hit some areas harder than others? Water pollution is one factor. Rivers carry nutrient runoff—much of it in the form of manure from farms and sewage plants—into the Gulf of Mexico and the Chesapeake Bay, where that pollution feeds massive algal blooms. The bacteria feeding on the dead algae not only create dead zones by sucking up oxygen but also release large amounts of carbon dioxide as part of their metabolic process. Those CO2 molecules, combined with the carbon from the atmosphere, intensify ocean acidification in these areas. Think of them as acidification hot spots.\nEconomics can also make a place especially vulnerable to ocean acidification. This is where New Bedford comes in. The town is now almost completely reliant on scallops to sustain its economy, with the mollusks accounting for 80 percent of the city’s catch as of 2012. Ocean acidification puts those creatures, as well as oysters, clams, and other shelled mollusks, at risk.\nHow? Carbon dioxide reduces the number of calcium carbonate ions in seawater, which makes it difficult for marine life, such as lobsters, snails, and shrimp, to build calcium-based shells and exoskeletons. (“Imagine trying to build a house while someone keeps stealing your bricks,” writes journalist Elizabeth Kolbert in her book The Sixth Extinction .) When acidification becomes extreme, the water literally dissolves the animals’ shells.\nThis isn’t just a theory or a prediction : Marine biologists have already observed how carbon dioxide pollution can wipe out calcifying species. There are virtually no corals , for example, near carbon dioxide vents on the ocean floor. The same thing will happen to starfish, sea urchins, clams, oysters, and scallops in increasingly acidic areas. That wouldn’t just send shock waves up the food chain—it would also mean economic doom for places like New Bedford.\nThe acidification of the ocean won’t stop any time soon —the process is already far advanced, and the sea can’t neutralize the carbon dioxide nearly as fast as it is being absorbed. It will likely take thousands of years for the sea’s pH to return to normal. Governments around the world have shown little appetite for rapid carbon pollution reductions. But there are steps we could take right now to ease the burden on vulnerable communities—at least for a while.\nReducing nutrient pollution would be a good start. State and federal governments could enforce limits on how much waste can be released into our nation’s waterways. That would help slow acidification in places like the Chesapeake Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The NRDC scientists also suggest diversifying fishing fleets and raising shellfish away from souring waters, as well as the development of early warning systems that will tell communities when their waters become corrosive.\nThe acidification of the nation’s waterways is no different than the acidification of the human body which has created an epidemic of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, lupus, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, and ALL other diseases ALL caused by an over-acidification of the blood and then tissues due to an inverted way of living, eating and thinking.  The healthy state of our nation’s waterways and its people will only get worse unless we change the way we live, the way we eat and the way we think.  Our Nation, its people and its waterways are being destroyed by acidic thoughts, acidic words, and acidic deeds.  We must be the change we want to see!  There is a solution!  Stop polluting our water and our body’s with acid and begin today to alkalize and energize the planet and your body with an alkaline lifestyle.  It is good for the body, it is good for the water, it is good for the fish and it is good for the planet!  To learn more read The pH Miracle, Reclaim Your Inner Terrain – http://www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.0011827622074633837, 0.015317638404667377, 0.06927525252103806, -0.0009289334411732852, 0.04203193634748459, 0.07422784715890884, -0.04987339302897453, -0.014812457375228405, -0.10146016627550125, -0.029002653434872627, 0.015444331802427769, -0.04932744428515434, -0.06779928505420685, -0.03943523019552231, -0.046501584351062775, 0.054422035813331604, 0.06674511730670929, -0.09588226675987244, -0.0620739683508873, 0.04975207522511482, -0.04374861344695091, 0.054299548268318176, -0.0866565853357315, 0.01177186705172062, 0.030842959880828857, 0.06735244393348694, 0.02808576449751854, 0.017611509189009666, -0.09948211908340454, 0.03818710893392563, 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(416, 'Research: Ginger Selectively Kills Breast Cancer Cells', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/24/research-ginger-selectively-kills-breast-cancer-cells-2/', 'Induction of apoptosis (programmed cell death)\nUpregulation of Bax (a pro-apoptosis gene)\nDownregulation of Bcl-2 proteins (cancer-associated)\nDownregulation of prosurvival genes NF-κB, Bcl-X, Mcl-1, and Survivin\nDownregulation of cell cycle-regulating proteins, including cyclin D1 and cyclin-dependent kinase-4 (CDK-4). (cancer-associated)\nIncreased expression of CDK inhibitor, p21 (anti-cancer associated)\nInhibition of c-Myc, hTERT (cancer-associated)\nProstate Cancer [xiii] [xiv] [xv]\n[i] Ayman I Elkady, Osama A Abuzinadah, Nabih A Baeshen, Tarek R Rahmy. Differential Control of Growth, Apoptotic Activity, and Gene Expression in Human Breast Cancer Cells by Extracts Derived from Medicinal Herbs Zingiber officinale . J Biomed Biotechnol. 2012 ;2012:614356. Epub 2012 Aug 26. 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(417, 'A Beautiful Tribute to Julie Andrews at the 2015 Oscars', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/23/a-beautiful-tribute-to-julie-andrews-at-the-2015-oscars/', 'A Beautiful Tribute to Julie Andrews at the 2015 Oscars\nDr. Robert O. Young with Julie Andrews\nA Beautiful Tribute to Julie Andrews at the 2015 Oscars\nLast night at the Oscars a wonderful tribute was performed by Lady Gaga for Julie Andrews and her Oscar winning performance in The Sound of Music. Julie Andrews is one special Lady with a beautiful voice, a beautiful heart, a beautiful spirit and a beautiful example of feminity! Here is the link of Lady Gaga’s stunning performance at the 2015 Oscars as she sings the songs of Julie Andrews from the Sound of Music –\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0005295295268297195, -0.0542379692196846, -0.0009682814124971628, 0.028895089402794838, 0.04637357220053673, -0.011590630747377872, 0.026756027713418007, -0.08092430233955383, 0.04091217368841171, -0.10113212466239929, -0.060978807508945465, 0.003920908086001873, -0.034277550876140594, 0.03462321683764458, -0.05320073291659355, 0.0776989609003067, 0.05565321445465088, 0.00546663161367178, 0.02735789306461811, -0.0178501196205616, 0.05226336047053337, 0.03677069768309593, 0.020276512950658798, 0.05250028893351555, -0.05219392105937004, -0.048231709748506546, -0.018518472090363503, -0.010461032390594482, -0.010111569426953793, 0.012379086576402187, 0.020213313400745392, -0.027400892227888107, 0.04574494808912277, -0.09299645572900772, -0.06584804505109787, 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