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(480, 'The Thyroid Gland', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/05/the-thyroid-gland/', 'The thyroid gland controls how quickly the body uses electorn energy, makes proteins, and controls how sensitive the body is to metabolic and dietary acids as well as all other acidic hormones. The thyroid in regulating the body’s need for energy produces acidic thyroid hormones, the principal ones being triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine which can sometimes be referred to as tetraiodothyronine (T4). These acidic waste products or hormones indicates the acitivity of the thyroid and the rate of metabolism or acitivity of every system of the body from the lymphatic system to the vascular system. The thyoid functions best in an alkaline mineral-rich environment including sodium, potassium and iodine. The thyroid also activates the production of calcitonin, which plays a role in calcium homeostasis.\nNormal function of the thyroid gland is regulated by the anterior pituitary, which itself is regulated by the hypothalamus. All of these glands work together to regulate ALL functions of the body which produce acidic waste products called hormones. When these glands over-work they over-produce acids or hormones which lead to calcifications, cysts and cancerous tumors. These glands are also affected by radiation and are damaged by radioacitive cesium and iodine which is now found in high levels in food and water due to the melt-down of Fukashima in Japan and the poisoning of our marine life and water.\nTo learn more about the health of your thyroid may I suggest a diagnostic Ultrasound and Thermography. To learn more about full-body Ultrasound and Full-body Thermography go to:\nhttp://store.phoreveryoung.com/collections/education-events/products/full-body-medical-diagnostic-imaging?variant=1025281800\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0061272731982171535, 0.011149615049362183, -0.025575151666998863, -0.019312776625156403, 0.052456337958574295, 0.06800320744514465, 0.039192501455545425, -0.0004048880364280194, 0.010185415856540203, 0.019598517566919327, -0.03448301926255226, -0.07388771325349808, 0.03251487389206886, -0.023193567991256714, 0.0046998304314911366, -0.008178343065083027, -0.026945840567350388, 0.011866545304656029, 0.003513303818181157, -0.12379942834377289, 0.008536523208022118, -0.01753046177327633, 0.03046516329050064, 0.0014389747520908713, 0.003091303166002035, -0.04092972353100777, -0.022727906703948975, 0.021164406090974808, -0.08267460018396378, 0.004369804635643959, -0.005646552424877882, 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(481, 'The Cure For Cancer Will Be Found in its Prevention NOT its Treatment!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/03/the-cure-for-cancer-will-be-found-in-its-prevention-not-its-treatment/', 'The Cure For Cancer Will Be Found in its Prevention NOT its Treatment!\nCancer.org estimates that 589,430 Americans will die of Cancer in 2015 of which one-third will be due to Overweight, Obesity, Physical Inactivity and/or Poor Nutrition, and thus could also be prevented.\nAlso, the Lifetime risk of developing cancer is 1 in 2 for men and 1 in 3 for women. 14.5 Million Americans had a history of Cancer in January 2014. 1.7 Million new cases are expected to be diagnosed this year, not to include carcinoma, basal cell or squamous cell skin cancers, which are not required to be reported to cancer registries. Cancer will be the runner-up Champion in the Death Race this year with an average of 1,620 deaths per day making it the second most common cause of death, exceeded only by Heart Disease, accounting for 1 of every 4 deaths in the US. An estimated 10k new cases will be diagnosed in children 0-14 and 1,250 deaths will occur in children 1-14 making Cancer the second leading cause of death, exceeded only by accidents. In case you’re wondering what I’m up to, this is Number 1 on my goal sheet this year.\nThe Cure for Cancer will be found in it’s prevention NOT in its treatment! If the fish is sick, do YOU treat the fish or change the water? Answer! The fish is only as healthy as the alkaline water it is swimming in! Cancer is an acidic disease of the body fluids and NOT of the tissues, organs, or glands. Restore the alkaline design and cleanliness of the body fluids and YOU restore health and vitality to the tissues, organs and glands. To learn more about the Self-care to a Self-cure for cancer read Reverse Cancer Now and The pH Miracle for Cancer by Dr. Robert O. 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(482, 'Top 10 Natural Remedies That Harm Your Health! New Biology® 101', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/29/top-10-natural-remedies-that-harm-your-health-new-biology-101/', 'Top 10 Natural Remedies That Harm Your Health! New Biology® 101\nLet me start by saying that the following practices often work for their intended purpose and I am not writing them in any order of how harmful they are. In Dr. Robert O. Young’s New Biology® we consider many of these things to have what I have heard Dr. Young refer to as “short-term benefits with long-term consequences”. In order to explain this, you will also be getting some New Biology® theory throughout the series. As I explain these things, please understand that we know and understand what old biology (the accepted world-wide system of physiology among all allopathic and naturopathic doctors alike and which all other medicine is based on) teaches. The following explanations come from a pH Miracle Certified Nutritional Microscopist perspective and one who ascribes to the theories of Dr. Young’s New Biology® – a challenge to our current model that has enabled us to understand the body and how it works much more effectively, and therefore discover and provide the cause and self-cure for ALL dis-ease .\nPeople that promote and suggest coffee enemas boast it will detox the liver and colon and thereby helping many other health conditions. It is a home-use rectal enema filling your rectum and lower colon with warm coffee instead of water.\nBut what about people that swear by coffee enemas claiming they have been instrumental in healing for them? Well, they might very well see results from coffee enemas such as major bowel flushing as the acidic caffeine stimulates the colon cleansing by enhancing the peristalsis. The surge of energy following a coffee enema is partially from the dose of an addictive drug known as caffeine directly pumped into the bloodstream but this also taxes the kidneys and adrenals, especially over time, leaving the subject reliant on the coffee enemas for that surge of energy they feel afterward. My guess is that people practicing coffee enemas may have made a few other changes for their health at the same time and this was just part of a regimen leading to improved health. When someone changes their diet and lifestyle from a SAD (Standard American Diet) to a plant-based diet, they are sure to see changes in their health. And, when adding ANY regular enemas to this they are going to see huge health changes because most dis-ease starts in the gut. When you start cleaning the bowels, you start to make massive improvements to your health…but the coffee enema in particular is on the list of these “false positive” health practices in this series…giving the appearance of great benefit, but deeper down, wreaking havoc on your long-term health.\nIs there a better choice to detox the liver?\nAround 4pm (at least a few hours after your lunch or last snack – you will not be eating until the following morning) drink 1 quart of pure alkaline water mixed with 2-3 Tbsp. epsom salts. This serves to provide a major bowel flush which is important first step to the liver flush. Before bed or around 9pm drink 4 oz. pure and fresh raw lemon juice mixed with 4 oz. extra virgin organic olive oil. (It basically tastes like a glass of salad dressing!)\nCheers to a healthier liver without the acid overload! Any guesses what any of the other 9 so-called natural remedies might be?  Stay tuned!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.008615469560027122, 0.0055291010066866875, 0.08546002954244614, 0.09296011924743652, 0.07924914360046387, 0.030451564118266106, 0.008846964687108994, 0.06710995733737946, -0.020371412858366966, 0.0029121527913957834, -0.06663418561220169, 0.01899435743689537, -0.020496685057878494, 0.03247045353055, -0.06606638431549072, -0.04616229608654976, 0.015575861558318138, 0.05854078382253647, -0.027659989893436432, 0.020509203895926476, 0.011650333181023598, -0.03287610784173012, 0.04646429046988487, 0.10166522115468979, -0.051503848284482956, 0.024492328986525536, 0.045641276985406876, -0.11025653034448624, -0.034988198429346085, -0.04422646760940552, 0.08191218227148056, 0.031377170234918594, 0.07050151377916336, -0.023607729002833366, -0.09412398934364319, 0.00682485057041049, 0.08019620925188065, 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(483, 'The Vaccine Autism Connection', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/21/the-vaccine-autism-connection/', 'R.I.P. Dr. Mayer Eisenstein, MD\nIn Chicago, Homefirst Medical Services treats thousands of never-vaccinated children whose parents received exemptions through Illinois’ relatively permissive immunization policy. Homefirst’s medical director, Dr. Mayer Eisenstein, told us he is not aware of any cases of autism in never-vaccinated children; the national rate is 1 in 175, according to the Centers f or Disease Control and Prevention. “We have a fairly large practice,” Eisenstein told us. “We have about 30,000 or 35,000 children that we’ve taken care of over the years, and I don’t think we have a single case of autism in children delivered by us who never received vaccines. “We do have enough of a sample,” Eisenstein said. “The numbers are too large to not see it. We would absolutely know. We’re all family doctors. If I have a child with autism come in, there’s no communication. It’s frightening. You can’t touch them. It’s not something that anyone would miss.”\nDr. Eisenstein’s books: Make an Informed Vaccine Decision for the Health of Your Child ➻ http://amzn.to/1rAbhpB Don’t Vaccinate! 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(484, 'The Number of Children With Autism Will Be 1 in 2 by 2025 – What Is The Cause?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/19/the-number-of-children-with-autism-will-be-1-in-2-by-2025-what-is-the-cause/', 'The Number of Children With Autism Will Be 1 in 2 by 2025 – What Is The Cause?\n“At today’s rate, by 2025, one in two children will be autistic,” Seneff said last Thursday in Groton, MA at an event sponsored by the holistic-focused Groton Wellness organization.\nThe slide notes that the heaviest use of Roundup, Monsanto’s flagship weedkiller, began in 1990 and continued to rise since. Meanwhile, the  number of kids with autism has gone from 1 in 5,000 in 1975 to 1 in 68 today, a puzzling and frustrating stat that shows no signs of slowing down and one that correlates strongly with the rise in glyphosate use.\nOf course, autism is a complex problem with many potential causes, but the numbers are particularly of note considering how close the correlation is, and Seneff’s credentials.\nYou can read more about her presentation on the website The Complete Patient by clicking here, and you can also check out the full versions of her slides on glyphosate and autism by clicking here .\nEPA DEBATING ROUNDUP BAN OR RESTRICTIONS, ARE THEY BEING OBJECTIVE?\nRecently, the group Moms Across America visited with officials from the EPA to discuss a potential ban or restrictions on Roundup, especially in light of recent findings that the active ingredient glyphosate is found in the breast milk of American mothers at levels that are a dangerous 760 to 1600 times higher than allowable limits in European drinking water.\nWhile the group made its point loud and clear, it is well worth noting than many of the 100 studies provided for the EPA’s review were actually provided by the chemical companies themselves.\nUrine testing has also shown that Americans have 10 times the glyphosate accumulation in their urine than Europeans, and children with autism have many biomarkers indicating excessive glyphosate in their systems including key mineral deficiencies, seizures and mitochondrial (the cell’s power center) disorders.\nSENEFF RESPONDS TO MONSANTO’S KEY ARGUMENT\nWhile Monsanto claims that Roundup is harmless because humans don’t have a shikimate pathway, which it inhibits, Seneff notes that our gut bacteria do have this pathway, and that’s crucial because these bacteria supply our body with crucial amino acids.\nShe also says that most studies are too short to show Roundup’s oft-studied effects as a cumulative toxin , one that builds up both in the environment and in our bodies over time.\nAccording to Seneff, Roundup has the following side effects: it kills beneficial gut bacteria, allowing pathogens to grow; interferes with the synthesis of amino acids and methionine which leads to shortages in critical neurotransmitters and folate; chelates (removes) important minerals like iron, cobalt and manganese, and much more.\nTo learn more about Seneff’s warning over autism and Roundup accumulation, you can view her slideshow on the topic . 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(485, 'Cell Phones Cause Brain Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/10/cell-phones-cause-brain-cancer/', 'Cell Phones Cause Brain Cancer\nAn extremely articulate and heartfelt testimony by attorney Jimmy Gonzalez to his Pembroke Pines City Council regarding cell phone radiation and cancer. He developed three tumors, each in locations of cell phone contact and died this past November. If you are inclined, please pass this on in his memory and to warn others that cell phones cause cancer.\nThe Autonomic system is affected by microwaves of the centimeter wave length band. These waves affect circulation, respiration, temperature control, water balance, albumin and sugar concentration in the cerebro-spinal fluid, hydrogen ion concentration, EEG, GSR, sleep, conscious awareness, etc.” – W. 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(486, 'Lose Your Acid and YOU WILL Lose Your Fat – Obesity Can Cause Death 8 Years Earlier and 20 Years of Miserable Health!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/06/lose-your-acid-and-you-will-lose-your-fat-obesity-can-cause-death-8-years-earlier-and-20-years-of-miserable-health/', 'Lose Your Acid and YOU WILL Lose Your Fat – Obesity Can Cause Death 8 Years Earlier and 20 Years of Miserable Health!\nLose Your Acid and YOU WILL Lose Your Fat!\nObesity Can Cause Death 8 Years Earlier and 20 Years of Miserable Health!\nCome to the Rancho del Sol/pH Miracle Living Center and lose your acids and go to health! – 760-484-1075 to book your reservation!\nPublished in the journal The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, a study comparing young men and women of healthy weights to young obese individuals found that those who were overweight lost about 8.4 years off of their lives if they were men and 6.1 years off of their lives if they were women.\nSimilarly, the young obese men suffered 18.8 more years of poor health leading up to their early deaths compared to men of healthy weight, while young obese women suffered 19.1 years of poor health. Even when obesity emerged just in old age, both men and women were found to lose years off of their lives: for men, an average of 3.7 years and for women about 5.3 years.\nA Body Mass Index (BMI) score of 35 or more was considered to be “very obese,” and individuals in this category had anywhere between one and eight years shaved off their lives, based on the assessment model. Even overweight people with BMI scores between 25 and 30, which is not technically considered “obese,” lost up to three years from their lives.\nAre you READY TO  GET OFF YOUR  FAT ACID AND GO TO HEALTH?\nREAD AND FOLLOW THE ACID WEIGHT LOSS PROTOCOL AS OUTLINED IN THE PH MIRACLE FOR WEIGHT LOSS\nOR WEIGHT GAIN BY DR. ROBERT O. 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(487, 'The Use Of Smoking, Alcohol and Narcotic Drugs Started Before Age 18!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/05/the-use-of-smoking-alcohol-and-narcotic-drugs-started-before-age-18/', 'The Use Of Smoking, Alcohol and Narcotic Drugs Started Before Age 18!\nThe 2014 MTF survey of approximately 40,000 to 50,000 students in 8th, 10th and 12th grades also showed a decline in the abuse of narcotic drugs other than heroin: http://bit.ly/1srv1fN\n•Use of narcotic drugs other than heroin on behalf of 12th- graders surveyed dropped from 7 percent in 2013 to 6 percent in 2014.\n•In the past 12 months, use of OxyContin (a narcotic analgesic) declined in all three grades. Reports of use in the past 12 months stand at 1.0 percent in grade 8; 3.0 percent in grade 10; and 3.3 percent in grade 12. •Past-year use of Vicodin showed a significant five-year drop, with 4.8 percent of 12th- graders using the opioid pain reliever for non-medical reasons, half of what it was in 2009.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.05771251022815704, -0.0020082781556993723, -0.006434955634176731, 0.05318306386470795, -0.005095669999718666, 0.02092304639518261, -0.05117598548531532, 0.1151827946305275, -0.009734137915074825, -0.004122905898839235, 0.002771640196442604, 0.11348043382167816, 0.04702618718147278, 0.14765381813049316, -0.0012917660642415285, 0.008463556878268719, 0.05910036712884903, -0.020489772781729698, 0.0025299210101366043, 0.040739502757787704, 0.02931128814816475, 0.029522903263568878, 0.09562487155199051, 0.04235968366265297, 0.0015444840537384152, 0.044857800006866455, -0.06230957433581352, 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(488, 'Brain Wave Optimization – Non-Invasive Process for Balancing and Optimizing Brain Patterns', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/02/brain-wave-optimization-non-invasive-process-for-balancing-and-optimizing-brain-patterns/', 'Brain Wave Optimization – Non-Invasive Process for Balancing and Optimizing Brain Patterns\nWhat Is Brainwave Optimization?\nThis process is an effective, holistic and non-invasive method of achieving greater brain balance. Improving brain function has shown to help with injuries, stress, pain, sleeplessness, major afflictions, addictive dependencies, compulsive disorders, and challenges to learning.\nOver 50,000 people worldwide have experienced breakthroughs utilizing Brainwave Optimization with RTBTM (Real-Time Balancing). Almost every client has reported that Brainwave Optimization resulted in an improved quality of life, with many reporting significant improvements in their overall well-being.\nPricing varies per client, per package, and per number of sessions. Clients are responsible for payment, however insurance may cover\nThe cost, if you receive Brainwave Optimization from a licensed medical facility or therapist.\nVarious healthcare accounts and insurances that cover alternative modalities may also cover the cost. VIP and mobile packages are available. Please call for details.\nAs a new client, you will be asked to complete a questionnaire prior to your first visit that helps to gain a full understanding of your specific concerns and goals. Once you\nand your Brainwave Technologist have a clear understanding of your situation, he or she will conduct a Brainwave Assessment (60 min.)\n– this will be used to design a personalized Brainwave Optimization program just for you.\nPlease contact us at: 760-484-1075\nHIRREM: A Noninvasive, Allostatic Methodology for Relaxation and Auto-Calibration of Neural Oscillations “This study introduces a novel, noninvasive electroencephalography-based interventional technology, called high-resolution, relational, resonance-based, electroencephalic mirroring (HIRREM™), or Brainwave Optimization®.”\nOpen Label, Randomized, Crossover Pilot Trial of High-Resolution, Relation, Resonance-Based Electroencephalic Mirroring to Relieve Insomnia “This pilot clinical trial, the first using HIRREM as an intervention, suggests that HIRREM is feasible and effective for individuals having moderate-to-severe insomnia, with clinically relevant, statistically significant benefits based on differential change in the ISI. Effects persisted for 4 weeks after completion of HIRREM.”\nBrainwave Optimization (High-Resolution, Relational, Resonance-Based Electroencephalic Mirroring): A Non-invasive Technology for Neruo-Oscillatory Calibration “The purpose of this paper is to describe technical and theoretical aspects of Brainwave Optimization®, also known as High-resolution, Relational, Resonance-based Electroencephalic Mirroring™ (HIRREM™). HIRREM is an innovative, non-invasive approach to facilitating greater self-regulatory capacity for, by and through the human brain. The approach may be conceived as a high-resolution electronic mirror that reflects the brain’s activity back to itself in real-time.”\nSimilarities and Difference Between Brainwave Optimization (HIRREM) and Electroencephalographic biofeedback “In terms of technological lineage, Brainwave Optimization® (more formally known as High-resolution, Relational, Resonance-based Electroencephalic Mirroring or HIRREM) can be considered as an advance on the methodology of electroencephalographic biofeedback (also known as ‘EEG biofeedback’ or ‘neurofeedback.’) For purposes of this discussion, we will generally refer to it as ‘EEG biofeedback.’”\nNeurorehabilitation of Post-Traumatic Stress and Depressive Behaviors of Brainwave Optimization Vijendra K. Singh and Lee Gerdes conducted a study in which clients with symptoms of PTSD, depression, and anxiety experienced Brainwave Optimization, a technology that optimizes brainwaves in real-time to achieve balance and harmony in the brain. After administering Brainwave Optimization over the course of several personalized sessions, Dr. Singh and Mr. Gerdes observed alleviation of depressive and anxiety tendencies and noticeable improvements in quality of life in all of the clients. As a result, they recommend Brainwave Optimization as a viable approach to help with PTSD.\nOvercoming Depression Through Brainwave Optimization Vijendra K. Singh and Lee Gerdes performed a study of four subjects who were exhibiting symptoms of major depressive disorder. The goal of the study was to overcome the clients’ depression, alleviate anxiety, and achieve physical health and balance, among other things. Following individual assessments, Dr. Singh and Mr. Gerdes administered Brainwave Optimization®, resulting in positive responses from all of the subjects. All of the subjects improved their test scores for depression and anxiety, and showed reductions in depressive tendencies, anxiety, substance abuse, and sleep deprivation.\nBrainwave Optimization in Neurodegenerative Disease Lee Gerdes and Vijendra K. Singh performed a preliminary study on cognition of six patients with Alzheimer’s disease or Parkinson’s disease. After assessing each client’s brain, Mr. Gerdes and Dr. Singh used Brainwave Optimization, to correct patients’ brain imbalances over the course of 10-15 personalized individual sessions. All of the subjects showed improved neurological and behavioral characteristics, including improved cognitive functions.\nYavapi County Adult Probation Trial This report depicts individual results achieved in the Prescott, Arizona Yavapai County trial using Brainwave Optimization sessions with repeat offenders. Arrests were for possession of illegal drugs or drug paraphernalia, petty theft, disturbing the peace, assault, and other miscellaneous crimes.\nReturning Soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan with PTSD The VA has seen a tenfold increase in PTSD cases in the last year. According to the VA, more than 37,000 Vets of Iraq and Afghanistan are suffering from Mental Health disorders, and more than 16,000 have already been diagnosed with PTSD. “After Brainwave Optimization with Brain State Technologies® (BST) I’m sleeping better than ever and my irritability/anger has decreased significantly,” says SGT. Dan F., U.S. Army 10th Mtn. Div. “The best thing about this technology is that I never had to mention a thing about my combat experiences as BST is not a ‘talk’ solution.”\n“After Brainwave Optimization with Brain State Technologies® (BST) I’m sleeping better than ever and my irritability/anger has decreased significantly,” says SGT. Dan F., U.S. Army 10th Mtn. Div. “The best thing about this technology is that I never had to mention a thing about my combat experiences as BST is not a ‘talk’ solution.”\nResults from Nevada Prison Demonstration using Brainwave Optimization Brainwave Optimization® was conducted with six inmates, all with history of violent crimes and drug abuse. The PTSD Checklist (Stressor Specific Version, or PCL-S) was administered pre and post-Brainwave Optimization. All reported improvements in anger management, focus/attention, sense of happiness, overcoming depression and ability to interact socially.\nThe good news is that as far as brain health goes, you have a lot of options. The bad news is…you have a lot of options.\nThere is no such thing as a problem with a single solution and the bigger the problem the more viable solutions we need on the table. We are proud to be part of a larger community that has recognized and is seeking to address these issues. Still there is some disagreement as to the best approach and you’ll forgive us if we are partial to ours.\nWith over 50,000 client brain patterns in our system (and growing) – the largest relational database on brain functioning available today – what we share below is founded on hard data and scientific evidence.\nUltimately, however, the best way – and really the only way – to truly understand how Brainwave Optimization® works is to experience it yourself. We encourage you to do so.\nBrainwave Optimization® versus Pharmacological Interventions\nTraditional medicine contends that chemistry drives function. We believe that function drives chemistry and that all function begins in the brain. Rather than altering the brain’s chemistry to correct dysfunction in the brain, our approach seeks to improve the brain’s function\nBrainwave Optimization® versus EEG Biofeedback or Neurofeedback\nFirst, the similarities: both Brainwave Optimization and Neurofeedback are aimed at improving brain function by altering brainwave activity and both have proven helpful to thousands of clients. From there, our modality takes some dramatic departures from neurofeedback.\nBrainwave Optimization helps the brain to change itself. Neurofeedback depends on training the person to change their brain. Brainwave Optimization collects energy from brainwaves. The energy is transposed into data that is converted into sound. During Brainwave Optimization, the brain’s own sounds are played back to the brain, causing it to seek its own, natural level of health. In neurofeedback, brainwave data is collected and transmitted to a neurofeedback interpretation center. At the center, the data is compared to brain patterns considered “normal.” Then neurofeedback protocols are delivered to force brain patterns to match pre-determined patterns for normal.\nNeurofeedback depends on operant conditioning; forcing brainwaves into new and prescribed patterns. Brainwave Optimization induces the brain back to its own healthy state. Brain changes happen much more quickly and permanently when the brain balances itself rather than when a person is being asked to train their brain. Results happen more quickly and sustain much longer when the brain seeks its own “normal” and is not forced to match a pre-determined pattern of “normal.”\nBrainwave Optimization is based on the belief that brainwave disturbances are a result of physical and emotional traumas. Neurofeedback is based on the idea that brainwaves are dysregulated, and training can regulate them. Through the Brainwave Optimization process, we are able to identify how trauma is affecting brain function. We are able to arrive at a more precise understanding of how that trauma is affecting brain patterns. Armed with that understanding, we are able to directly target the areas of the brain that require re-balancing and harmonizing.\nNeurofeedback treatments require a much longer time before results appear. Although every person’s experience is different, neurofeedback typically requires 40 to hundreds of sessions or more for the average person to experience results. With Brainwave Optimization, clients typically commit to a one-hour process for the initial assessment and then participate in 10-12 sessions in the space of one week. Whereas, our clients often report results within three or four sessions, it may take 20 neurofeedback sessions before it can be determined that any positive effect is taking place. For many, this can be precious time wasted. For children, it can be nearly impossible.\nBrainwave Optimization utilize proprietary sensors and software analytics to gather more brainwave data and analize it in far greater detail than is possible in Neurofeedback. Brainwave Optimization utilizes proprietary sensors and software to gather and analyze brainwave pattern data at nearly 7000 times the level of resolution employed by standard Neurofeedback systems. Our software analytics identify dominant frequencies in specific spectral brackets, in up to 48,000 bins of spectral data for any given bracket. Neurofeedback typically analyzes brainwave frequencies in no more than 7 frequency ranges. With our high level of data granularity, imbalances and irregularities are easy to spot and good data is easily distinguished from bad data. This makes the filters and deartifacting measures that neurofeedback systems rely on unnecessary and ensures that all relevant data remains intact.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03559543937444687, 0.028653554618358612, 0.03922174870967865, -0.032715775072574615, -0.0665876716375351, -0.0011012611212208867, 0.059535250067710876, 0.041623979806900024, -0.03470831364393234, -0.0105276545509696, -0.01126730628311634, -0.00201628590002656, -0.014768483117222786, -0.029006309807300568, 0.03239499405026436, -0.0041677081026136875, 0.07100250571966171, -0.03356345742940903, -0.023670362308621407, 0.014746934175491333, -0.06290778517723083, -0.00159934360999614, -0.039274342358112335, -0.034001316875219345, -0.02073018252849579, 0.038828834891319275, -0.015360490418970585, -0.04955228045582771, 0.06669451296329498, 0.011692645959556103, 0.13008059561252594, 0.03868987038731575, -0.02871319092810154, -0.05415353551506996, 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(489, 'Camera Flown Over Pig Farm Captures Something Disgusting!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/01/camera-flown-over-pig-farm-captures-something-disgusting/', 'Camera Flown Over Pig Farm Captures Something Disgusting!\nSpy Drones Expose Smithfield Foods Factory Farms”: SINCE 2012, the director of “Speciesism: The Movie” has been secretly using spy drones to investigate and expose the environmental devastation caused by factory farms. In this video, the drones capture shocking aerial footage of several massive facilities that supply pigs for Smithfield Foods. Find out more at http://FactoryFarmDrones.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.02125539444386959, 0.008479983545839787, -0.03336625546216965, -0.062183719128370285, 0.08158998191356659, -0.05087607726454735, 0.005883248522877693, -0.09059789776802063, -0.026103075593709946, 0.04361959174275398, 0.11051183938980103, 0.004830498248338699, 0.03989747166633606, 0.019208988174796104, -0.06680956482887268, 0.03592706844210625, 0.08540304750204086, -0.020399171859025955, -0.017361637204885483, -0.01764184795320034, -0.0270376056432724, -0.011910594068467617, 0.05314069241285324, -0.004651286639273167, -0.10119369626045227, 0.01386922225356102, 0.0004200165276415646, 0.07645323127508163, -0.12419524043798447, -0.055927637964487076, 0.010496839880943298, 0.03711482509970665, -0.029890254139900208, 0.0009297440992668271, 0.025877943262457848, 0.0166216641664505, 0.08528903126716614, -0.011639056727290154, 0.0969284400343895, 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(490, 'Drink Green Organic Juices Everyday – Your Body Will Thank You!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/31/drink-green-organic-juices-everyday-your-body-will-thank-you/', 'Drink Green Organic Juices Everyday – Your Body Will Thank You!\nFresh green juices provide us with chlorophyll, minerals, vitamins, essential fatty acids, carbohydrates, proteins and much more. Green juices provide you the chlorophyll needed for building healthy blood and then body cells with other essential nutrients of water, mineral salts and oils. The nutritional essence of plants is best derived from their juice. Sunlight infuses all life which is held in the chlorophyll molecule; plants are the storehouses of nature’s captured and distributed sunlight. Drinking green juices is like drinking liquid green sunshine!\nFresh grass juice from wheat, alfalfa, barley, straw, oat, dog is nature’s finest alkalizing natural medicine. It is our signature elixir here at the pH Miracle Living Center. A 128 ounces of organic green grasses, fruit and vegetable juice has the nutritional equivalent of 25 pounds of the best raw grasses, fruit and vegetables! It is both a concentrated liquid blood builder, nutrient and a powerful detoxifier. I recommend a 128 ounces of fresh green organic grass, fruit and vegetable juice everyday.\nLiquid green juice feasting is the best remedy for supporting the body’s elimination organs when it is trying to eliminate metabolic and dietary acids in the conditions called colds and flu’s. The green juices supply nutrients and remove the burden of non-soluble fiber which saves energy that can then be used to heal the body.\nGreen organic juices can flush acidic metabolic, dietary, respiratory and environmental toxins from the body and are good for losing acidic weight, supporting the heart, circulation and overall well-being. Green organic juices contain no saturated fats or pesticides and can be helpful in lowering your cholesterol. Why? Because it lowers your over-all body acidity. Drink organic green fresh juices within fifteen minutes after it has been extracted to obtain all of its multifaceted alkaline nutritional benefits. Green organic juicing can also be juiced in smoothies by adding an avocado for thickening.\nHere are more reasons to juice 128 ounces (bases upon a body weight of 70 k or 154 lbs.) of green organic grasses, fruit and vegetables everyday in 2015:\nBuilding healthy red blood cells Increasing red blood cell counts Increasing hematocrit Increasing hemoglobin Lower and normalizing white blood cell count Reducing C-reactive proteins Reducing homocysteine Lower LDL cholesterol Lower triglycerides Increase sedimentation rate Increase blood plasma sodium, magnesium, potassium and calcium Lowering PSA Lowering CA 15, 19, 27 and 29 Lowering uric and lactic acid Elininating metabolic acidosis Balance hormones Improve skin quality Eliminate wrinkles, spots and blemishes Cleansing your body of toxins Supporting the white blood cells Increased energy Increased strength Clearing your mind by cleansing the bowels Hydration Anti-aging Lose weight and fatty deposits Beautiful skin, bright eyes, and shiny hair Experience overall improved health, increased energy and clear thinking Easy to digest Glowing complexion Stronger bones An excellent vehicle for fasting Building and maintenance of the electrolyte, kidney and respiratory systems Flushing the liver and kidneys Increased stem cell production in the gut\nSo start this NEW YEAR off right and toast with 128 ounces of nutrient alkaline rich fresh green organic juice!\nAnd if you do not have time to juice then purchase Dr. Young’s organic pH Miracle greens – http://www.phmiracle.com\n2015 and your body, mind and spirit will thank you!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.056028272956609726, -0.009498287923634052, 0.02139061503112316, -0.014837812632322311, 0.05176170542836189, 0.013745496049523354, 0.04293041303753853, 0.014193147420883179, 0.047178272157907486, -0.06157604604959488, 0.01244338322430849, -0.05184055492281914, -0.033929262310266495, 0.03276010975241661, 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(491, 'Radiation Protection for WiFi, Cell Phones and Computers', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/30/radiation-protection-for-wifi-cell-phones-and-computers/', 'Radiation Protection for WiFi, Cell Phones and Computers\nThe Radiation from WiFi is Cancer Causing!\nThe following study out in 2011 support the logical conclusion that being exposed to WiFi (and more than often many s ources of multiple WiFi signals) 24/7 is a potential risk for a cancerous condition. Today we are all literally drowning in an acidic sea of EMFs. The long-term exposure to microwave radiation from WiFi provokes the cellular transformation of healthy body and blood cells into cancerous cells leading to a cancerous condition or diagnosis.\nExp Oncol. 2011 Jun;33(2):62-70. Long-term exposure to microwave radiation provokes cancer growth: evidences from radars and mobile communication systems.\nThere is now a way to protect yourself from radiation poisoning from computers, cell towers, cell phones and WiFi! To learn more go to: www.phmiracle.com , www.phoreveryoung.com and www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0005305032827891409, 0.0441240593791008, 0.07617592811584473, 0.017776206135749817, 0.03691800683736801, -0.05803270265460014, 0.0650368258357048, 0.06353667378425598, 0.02315252646803856, -0.004021065775305033, 0.05121506378054619, 0.0680168941617012, 0.10727453976869583, 0.024934694170951843, 0.02519635483622551, 0.03335438668727875, -0.0247033778578043, -0.09360024333000183, -0.10469413548707962, 0.006772256456315517, -0.058282725512981415, 0.008194472640752792, 0.01783858984708786, -0.061544761061668396, 0.06982575356960297, -0.03934210538864136, 0.04490906745195389, 0.00657194759696722, -0.08867936581373215, 0.042720094323158264, 0.05782206356525421, -0.021612558513879776, -0.059007029980421066, 0.005249307956546545, -0.04830218106508255, -0.03802916035056114, -0.027858825400471687, 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(492, 'Wireless Radiation Safety in 2014: The Year in Review', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/30/wireless-radiation-safety-in-2014-the-year-in-review/', 'Wireless Radiation Safety in 2014: The Year in Review\nA news report on the Swedish study by Reuters Health stimulated global media coverage—over 260 news articles published in 18 languages in 50 countries— demonstrating worldwide concern about the carcinogenicity of cell phone radiation.\nKey developments in the past year\nThe U.S. Department of the Interior accused the Federal Government of employing outdated standards : “the electromagnetic radiation standards used by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) continue to be based on thermal heating, a criterion now nearly 30 years out of date and inapplicable today.” The standards violate federal law as they endanger federally-protected wildlife species which suffer adverse effects from cell tower radiation exposure.\nFour resolutions signed by 98 scientific experts were submitted to the FCC which resolutions call on government to issue stronger regulations on wireless radiation, especially cell phone radiation.\nThe Wall Street Journal reported that one in ten cell phone towers in the U.S., numbering about 30,000 in all, emit levels of microwave radiation that exceed the legal limit thus endangering the health of workers, noting that the FCC has issued only two citations for noncompliance since 1996.\nThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) became the first Federal health agency to issue precautionary health warnings about cell phone use; however, CDC later removed the warnings from its web site after the media reported about this key policy change.\nFifty-four scientists from 18 nations who study the effects of radio frequency radiation submitted a declaration to Health Canada calling on government to minimize public exposure to the microwave radiation emitted by wireless devices including cell phones, cordless phones, Wi-Fi, broadcast antennas, smart meters, and baby monitors.\nThe City Council of Berkeley , California directed the City Attorney to draft a cell phone “right to know” ordinance that would require retailers to provide consumers with a fact sheet regarding the cell phone’s minimum separation distance from the body. Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig has offered to defend this ground-breaking ordinance should the CTIA—The Wireless Association sue the City.\nIn a lawsuit filed by 29 individuals who are suing the wireless industry for their brain tumors, the D.C. Superior Court admitted the testimony of expert witnesses for the plaintiffs. This ruling enables the case to move to the discovery phase of the trial, and the industry will be required to release relevant documents.\nThe Los Angeles Unified School District officially accommodated a teacher who suffers from Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS) by approving her request to have the Wi-Fi turned off in her classroom and her request to be reassigned in the future to another school where Wi-Fi has not been installed. This is the first accommodation for EHS by a public school system in the U.S.\nAlthough two wireless products launched in 2014 received extraordinary media coverage, the news media failed to mention the potential health risks from using these products:\nThe Specific Absorption Rate (SAR), a measure of the maximum amount of microwave radiation absorbed, is much higher for the Google Glass than for most cell phones. This is of particular concern for the Glass as unlike cell phones it is worn on the user’s head.\nThe iPhone 6 , like most smart phones, has several transmitters that simultaneously emit microwave radiation. When these transmitters are turned on the radiation emitted by this phone is close to the SAR legal limit; thus, one should turn off any transmitters not in use (e.g. Wi-Fi) to reduce exposure. According to Apple, the iPhone 6 should be kept at least 5 millimeters or two-tenths of an inch from the body whenever it is turned on (i.e., the device’s minimum body separation distance is 5 mm).\nListed below in order of popularity are the ten most popular wireless radiation news releases distributed this year through PRLog , a press release distribution website, and the ten most popular articles postedbon the Electromagnetic Radiation Safety website . In 2014, the news releases received over 65,000 page views, and the website received 130,000 page views from visitors in more than 100 countries.\nTen Most Popular Electromagnetic Radiation Safety Press Releases of the Year\nCDC Issues Precautionary Health Warnings about Cell Phone Radiation\nHybrid and Electric Automobiles Should Be Re-Designed to Reduce Electromagnetic Radiation Risks\nScientists Call on Government to Protect Public from Wireless Radiation Exposure\nGoogle Glass Alert: Potential health risks from wireless radiation\nFCC: 98 Scientific Experts Demand Stronger Regulation of Cellphone Radiation\niPhone 6 SAR: Radiation Levels and Separation Distance\nCell Phone Use and Prenatal Exposure to Cell Phone Radiation May Cause Headaches in Children\nU.S. Department of Interior attacks FCC regarding Adverse Impact of Cell Tower Radiation on Wildlife\nCDC Retracts its Precautionary Health Warning about Cell Phone Radiation\nThe Top Cell Phone Radiation Safety Stories of 2013 Ten Most Popular Articles of the Year on the SaferEMR Website\niPhone 6 SAR: Radiation Levels and Separation Distance\nMOBI-KIDS: Childhood Brain Tumor Risk & Mobile Phone Use Study\nDept. of Interior Attacks FCC regarding Adverse Impact of Cell Tower Radiation on Wildlife\nEverything You Wanted to Know about Cell Phone Radiation\nHybrid and Electric Automobiles Should Be Re-Designed to Reduce Electromagnetic Radiation Risks\nMajor breakthrough in cellphone industry product liability lawsuit in USA\nBerkeley Cell Phone “Right to Know” Ordinance\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.02114378847181797, 0.040391381829977036, -0.00805958267301321, 0.07884810119867325, 0.052272915840148926, -0.035583965480327606, -0.01076008751988411, 0.032728202641010284, -0.014515441842377186, 0.04215313121676445, 0.08197221159934998, 0.0237211175262928, 0.08766356855630875, 0.053776901215314865, 0.040088605135679245, -0.02141532488167286, 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(493, 'The pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/30/the-ph-miracle-14-day-whole-body-cleanse-5/', 'The pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse\nThe pH Miracle Whole Body Cleanse – January 14th – 27th, 2015\nWe are excited to announce the next pH Miracle® 14 Day Whole Body Group Cleanse. Based on the science of Dr. Robert O. Young, pioneer of the “New Biology™” for over 3 Decades. Join us as we empower you to take your health to the next level.\nThe pH MIRACLE® 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse\nOur Group Cleanse consists of Daily Cleanse Classrooms and Nightly Calls with Expert Guest Speakers.\nHosted by: Glenn & Lori Stone & Brian Claypool\nOur Next Complimentary Pre-Cleanse Call is Sunday 1/4/15 @ 6pm PST 9pm EST (Call Info Below)\nYour Body is a MIRACLE! It’s time to treat it like one.\nThe human body is a miracle designed to operate with effortless ease when its properly supported. Trillions of cells functioning and working in harmony together to support the miles of arteries, organs and tissues. Most take for granted all of these functions as they happen automatically without much conscious awareness on our part. They take better care of their cars and possessions than they do their own bodies. Health is our birthright but like all rights it requires responsibility. When we take the right actions we can correct imbalances and heal ourselves. The secret key to health is alkalizing energizing. There is nothing more important to health than the environment we create in our body. By supporting this alkaline design you allow your mind and body to function optimally. You are working with the bodies biochemistry, not against it. This is what happens when people adopt an alkaline lifestyle on the pH Miracle cleanse. Their bodies regenerate, heal and become stronger than ever. They achieve new levels of well-being they never thought imaginable, many eliminated pain and health challenges they have had for years. The testimonials continue to flood in from people throughout the world who are participating on the cleanse. If you are seeking to achieve more health, more energy, more balance and more wellness in any aspect of your life, the pH Miracle provides you with a powerful and proven program for attaining your God given potential. Join us now and transform your life by enrolling in the pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse. Give yourself the gift that keeps on giving.\nLori, Glenn & Brian have over 17 years experience facilitating these cleanses for our alkaline community in the US and throughout the world. We are offering you an amazing opportunity to gain profound knowledge of the pH Miracle science, lifestyle and live-it program. We have also put together a list of many amazing expert guest speakers who will join us throughout the cleanse. These guests will all speak on a range of important holistic health subjects that will help you to accelerate your whole body detoxification, healing and more. The program itself is over 28 calls including daily cleanse classrooms and nightly calls. These calls are also recorded and archived for your convenience to listen to on your computer, smart phone or MP3 player at any time. Enroll Now and join us on this life changing experience.\nThis is just some of what you will receive when you sign up for this cleanse.\nA 30 Minute Complimentary Coaching Call to discuss your products and individual requirements.\nThe Daily Cleanse Classroom where you can interact with other cleanse members,  instructors and get all of your questions answered.\nNightly Cleanse Call Including Expert Guest Speakers. 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You will receive more coaching, support and education than you ever have in adopting the pH Miracle alkaline lifestyle. If price is ever an issue we are more than willing to work out payment arrangements with you. We want nothing to stop you from experiencing this life changing program. *Get 20% off all pHMiracleCleanse.com packs and products except for pH Strips, Oils & Books **Referrals for Refer 3 Get Yours Free Program must enroll in the cleanse for you to receive free cleanse\nJust a few of our many amazing Cleanse Testimonials…\nThis cleanse and information,  materials, documents, and products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. 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(494, 'A Proven pH Miracle Beverage With Lemon and Bicarbonates In Reversing Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/17/a-proven-ph-miracle-beverage-with-lemon-and-bicarbonates-in-reversing-cancer/', 'A Proven pH Miracle Beverage With Lemon and Bicarbonates In Reversing Cancer\nPatients with cancer have the force themselves and energy for self-healing with the help of positive thinking, only need to help the process.\nThe recipe: 240 ml of filtered water or distilled\n1 tea spoon of pHour salts of sodium bicarbonate, potassium bicarbonate, magnesium chloride and calcium chloride\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.043772075325250626, 0.021970413625240326, 0.05667494237422943, -0.008215384557843208, -0.008086487650871277, 0.06668217480182648, 0.08757291734218597, 0.04625047370791435, 0.007082401309162378, -0.11838535219430923, -0.020386040210723877, -0.04204922914505005, -0.003544825129210949, 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(495, 'Getting Rid of Acid Bound Cellulite', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/15/getting-rid-of-acid-bound-cellulite/', 'Getting Rid of Acid Bound Cellulite\nSolve the acidic problem of cellulite is possible by changing your lifestyle and dietary habits. It is best to start with at least 1 hour of exercise daily. It should be noted that daily exercise should be low impact, but daily alkalizing exercise is needed in order to improve circulation and then elimination of acidic bound fat. It is also recommended to change to an alkaline healthy diet of green fruit and vegetables, drinking plenty of alkaline fluids and getting enough sleep at least 6 hours per night. It is essential to avoid sugar intake and to increase alkalizing mineral salts.\nIf you already have cellulite, it is advisable to follow a special diet to periodically cleanse the body of acidic toxins and open the pores of the skin to eliminate waste products that are making you fat.\nBelow is a quick pH Miracle alkaline diet to lose acidic weight fast and get rid of acid bound fat called cellulite . It should be applied for eight to twelve weeks; its effectiveness is greatly enhanced when combined with dietary restriction of animal flesh, dairy products, all forms of sugar, bread and to increase physical activity: walking, jogging, or doing other sports that have your preference, like rebounding on a mini trampoline or even Younga Yoga.\nBreakfast : juice of grapefruit and green vegetables such as spinach, celery, cucumber, and a purred green shake of avocado, cucumber, spinach, whole unprocessed salt, lime or lemon.\nLunch : 32 ounces of green juice and a purred salad of arugula, kale, spinach, tomato, cucumber with olive oil or avocado oil and lemon or lime as the dressing.\nSnack : slices of tomato, cucumber and avocado with liberal amounts of olive oil and unprocessed salt.\nDinner: steamed green vegetables, bean sprouts, salad seasoning spinach shoots olive or flax oil, lemon juice or lime juice.\nBreakfast : juice of whole red and/or white grapefruit and 32 ounces of green vegetable juice of spinach, celery, and cucumber, and a purred green shake of avocado, cucumber, spinach, whole unprocessed salt, and lime or lemon.\nLunch : 32 ounces of green juice and a purred salad of arugula, kale, spinach, tomato, cucumber with olive oil or avocado oil and lemon or lime as the dressing. and steamed purred vegetable of broccoli.\nSnack : slices of tomato, cucumber, jicama, red pepper, green pepper and 1 whole avocado with liberal amounts of olive oil and unprocessed salt.\nDinner : vegetables, seasoned with 1 tablespoon olive oil, and slices of avocado and tomato.\nBreakfast : 1 cup of fresh almond or hazel nut milk with 32 ounces of green vegetable juice.\nLunch : a bunch of sunflower seed sprouts, tomato, seasoning with olive oil and lime or lemon with spices of your choice, salad spinach.\nSnack : 1 whole avocado, hemp seed sprouts, and slices of jicama, tomato and red peppers.\nDinner : raw or lightly steamed and then purred green vegetables, plain avocado dressing with lemon or olive oil or linseed oil with 32 ounces of fresh green organic juice of spinach, parsley, cucumber, salt, and lime.\nBreakfast : fresh squeezed grapefruit juice, 32 ounces of fresh almond and/or hazel nut milk mixed with fresh juiced organ spinach, celery, and cucumber.\nLunch : 32 ounces of purred vegetables of zucchini, kale, spinach, cucumber, grapefruit, coconut water and 32 ounces of green organic vegetable juice of spinach, celery and cucumber.\nSnack : 1 cup of almond and/or hazel nut milk and 1 whole avocado.\nDinner : 32 ounces of purred vegetables with herbs, pumpkin steamed, 32 ounces of green juice, and a purred mixed salad of mixed greens.\nBreakfast : 32 ounces of green juice and 32 ounces of green pureed shake with fresh almond and hazel nut milk.\nLunch : mixed green salad with olive oil, lemon and salt and 1 whole avocado, 32 ounces of green juice and 32 ounces of green shake.\nSnack : slices of avocado, jicama, young coconut, red, green and yellow pepper, tomato, and cucumber with lemon, lime and olive or avocado oil.\nDinne r: vegetable soup, mixed greens, 32 ounces of green organic juice and 16 ounces of almond milk.\nBreakfast : 32 ounces of green organic juice, 32 ounces of purred green vegetables, 16 ounces of almond milk and 16 ounces of coconut milk.\nLunch : steamed asparagus, artichoke, or other green vegetables steamed with liberal amounts of olive oil, lemon and whole unprocessed salt, 32 ounces of green organic juice and 32 ounces of green organ purred vegetable and fruit, including a bunch of spinach, 1 grapefruit, 1 young coconut, 1 lime, and 2 cucumber.\nSnack : 1 whole avocado, jicama, tomato, cucumber, and red and orange pepper.\nDinner : steamed green vegetables with liberal amounts of olive oil, lemon and whole unprocessed salt, 32 ounces of green organic juice and 16 ounces of almond and/or hazel nut milk.\nBreakfast : 32 ounces of green organic vegetable juice, 32 ounces of purred green vegetable and fruit, including spinach, cucumber, avocado, grapefruit, young coconut and lime.\nBreakfast : steamed green organ vegetables purred with a tablespoon of olive oil, lemon or lime and whole unprocessed salt.\nSnack : 1 sliced avocado, cucumber, tomato, peppers of all colors, and jicama.\nDinner : vegetable broccoli soup and purred steamed vegetables.\nNote:  when you feel hungry you are really thirsty so drink a 50% blend of green organic juice with fresh almond and/or hazel nut milk, you can also drink alkaline water with a pH of 9.5.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.01574951410293579, 0.020766714587807655, 0.06092377007007599, 0.08153004944324493, -0.052916403859853745, 0.022386226803064346, -0.02228272333741188, 0.04293057322502136, -0.06676245480775833, -0.015794940292835236, 0.0033869612962007523, -0.006077959667891264, 0.042922914028167725, -0.06169187277555466, 0.052130408585071564, -0.021566320210695267, 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(496, 'What is Breast Thermography?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/05/what-is-breast-thermography-2/', 'Breast Thermography is a digital, infrared photograph of your breast. Thermograms can increase your chances of detecting early stages of breast cancer by several years when combined with breast self-examination, doctor examination and diagnostic Ultrasound.\nMost patients are surprised how easy, quick and pain free the procedure is and they choose to make annual The rmograms a key part of their selfcare health maintenance program.\nAdvantages of Breast Thermography at a glance.\n• Thermography is the only breast screening available for women ages 25-39 • No other screening tool detects potential cancer earlier than Thermography • Breast Thermography is non-invasive and pain free, there are no harmful side effects • Thermography has a very high accuracy compared to other screening methods • There is no compression or body contact • No radiation is used • Breast Thermography is known to detect potential breast cancer several years sooner than any other method of detection • Thermography is safe for people with implants and for pregnant women. • Thermography is safe for women with fibroids and dense breasts. • Thermography is very helpful in monitoring treatment methods • Breast Thermography has been FDA approved since 1982 as an adjunct to other anatomical scans.\nWho should have Breast Thermography?\nWomen and men can benefit from Breast Thermography screening. Younger women in their 30’s and 40’s with a family member with breast cancer are particularly benefited by Breast Thermography.\nYou should have Breast Thermography if:\n• You feel any changes in your breasts • Have a history of breast cancer in your family • You want early indication of potential problems in your breast health • You wish to lessen your exposure to radiation having already been subjected to radiation therapies . What is the procedure like?\nIn a private room you will disrobe from the waist up and after a 15 minute acclimation time, 6 pictures will be taken of your breasts. This takes another 5 to 10 minutes. The images will then be interpreted by a doctor and the report will be sent to you.\nBreast Thermography can provide information on breast health, risk assessment, breast cancer, early detection, prevention and ultimately the preservation of the breast and the survival of women.\nThermography utilizes highly sensitive infrared cameras that can display abnormal cellular and vascular patterns in breast tissue. Universal Medical Imaging Group and PH Miracle strive to provide accessible thermal imaging that can detect subtle physiologic changes that accompany breast pathology, whether it is cancer, fibrocystic disease, and infection, or vascular disease.\nBreast Thermography is beneficial for women of all ages, but especially for women who do not want exposure to radiation, have implants, have dense breast tissue, are fibrocystic, have had a mastectomy or are unable to undergo routine mammography.\nMake your appointment today for Breast Thermography without ionizing, damaging radiation:\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/t-MedicalImaging.aspx#thermo http://universalmedicalimaging.com/thermography.html\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.026986394077539444, -0.002979361219331622, -0.0741366595029831, -0.019948430359363556, 0.0518249049782753, 0.028578730300068855, -0.0193018838763237, 0.02953975275158882, -0.02855277992784977, 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(497, 'The Real Cause of Polio – Mass Acidic Chemical Poisoning!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/03/the-cause-of-polio-mass-acidic-poisoning/', 'The Real Cause of Polio – Mass Acidic Chemical Poisoning!\nPolio in the United States – Graphic Timeline:    US 1870 – 1998\nThis graph shows polio in the United States in a context rarely (if ever) portrayed since Biskind, the environmental context. “DDT” and “DDT-like chemicals” are selected for this graph as the least complex way to represent the a broad overview of the evolution of the technology of, and potential for, mass acidic  poisoning.\nSome prominent organochlorines are chlorobenzene,  PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) and DDT (dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane).  Chlorobenzene is a precursor, a foundational compound used in the production of many industrial organochlorines. In the U.S., high production of chlorobenzene began in 1915, soon after the beginning of World War I.\nThis graph is a compilation of new cases per year (not incidence, as portrayed elsewhere herein). The data for the last half of the 20th century was gathered from U.S. Vital Statistics. The very earliest numbers, from 1887 to about 1904, and the post polio numbers, are interpolated from the general historical commentary regarding those periods (see bibliography on Homepage and NYC Health Commissioner Haden Emerson’s compilations). While the graph is not perfectly accurate, due to changing methods of diagnoses and record-keeping within the medical system, it does give a reliable overall picture of polio cases in terms of known literature and records.\nThe source for the U.S. and Swiss discoveries of paralysis in calves is from Van Nostrand’s Encyclopedia of Science and Engineering (1995), vol. 5, p1725. The phrase “Pesticides As A Panacea: 1942-1962” is a subtitle found in Encyclopedia Britannica, Macropaedia (1986). Refer to other graphs (Overview) for specific pesticide comparisons with polio incidence.\nIn 1915 Hooker Electrochemical began massive, unprecedented production of chlorobenzene (8,200 metric tons per year) and Dow Chemical began large-scale production soon thereafter.\nChlorobenzenes are the basis for picric acid explosive used in World War I. They have also been used in the manufacture of wood treatments, war gas, herbicides, insecticides, bactericide, moth control, and polymer resins. (Mono) chlorobenzene is the base compound for DDT production. Currently in the U.S., 15 million pounds of p-dichlorobenzene production goes into room deodorants. According to Duesberg, CDC’s investigation into Legionnaires disease ignored toxic cause and created a new false field of study regarding the Legionella bacterium.\nThe sudden surge of chlorobenzene production coincides in time and place (1915, Niagara Falls) to be considered as probable cause for the epidemic of central nervous system diseases that followed the next year in the New York City region. This epidemic lasted only six months, June to November, with 82% of the cases occurring in just 8 weeks. While polio literature terms this a world-wide polio epidemic, it was peculiarly a phenomena of the U.S. and was especially prominent in the New York City region. This is strange behavior for a supposedly predatory poliovirus, in an era, a continent, wholly unprotected by miracle vaccines.\nThe number of new cases for 1916 (40,485) were calculated by multiplying the U.S. incidence rate by the U.S. population. The number seems too high because of Naomi Rogers’ statements that worldwide new cases in 1916 were 27,000, that two-thirds of world polio new cases were in the U.S. and that New York City new cases were 9,000. While this discrepancy exists, the data is still useful for showing relative case numbers and/or incidence for the early 20th century.\nBoth polio epidemics occurred two years after the beginning of a world war, if we use the dates of the epidemics, 1916 and 1942.\nDDT and “DDT-like chemicals” are used to represent the major organochlorine pesticides and organochlorines of similar neurotoxic character. Most of the industrial organochlorines can produce CNS disease symptoms similar to polio. Refer to the Overview for graphs on DDT and other neurotoxic pesticides compared to polio incidence.\nIt certainly appears, from the graph, that the vaccination programs arrived a few years too late to be credited for declining polio case numbers. The programs were close enough, however, for media to shoehorn them into their historical position. This quote from Time Magazine (March 28, 1994) is a typical example:\nThe great postwar epidemic peaked in the U.S. in 1952, when more than 20,000 children were paralyzed by polio and it tapered off in the early ’60s, after the Salk vaccine and then the Sabin oral version were introduced.\nThis smooth, loaded phrase, framed with glossy photos and clever captions, goes down like lubricated jello. However, if we contain our admiration, and review the actual data, we realize that the great polio epidemic actually occurred from 1942 (or gradually, beginning decades earlier) to 1962, that is, it was not a “postwar epidemic”. The epidemic declined not “in the early ’60s”, but a full decade earlier, in the early 1950s. Polio cases per year did not “taper off… after the Salk vaccine” as Time would have us believe — new cases per year dove resolutely downward two years before the Salk vaccine field trials and four years before the vaccination programs were firmly underway. The decline of polio actually occurred after heated discussions regarding the dangers of DDT that began with in-house government/industry reviews of DDT in 1951, following Biskind and other’s criticism of pesticides which began in 1949. These discussions were followed by a phase-out through industry compliance, a huge shift of sales to third-world countries, a phase-in of less-persistent pesticides, which was facilitated by legislation in 1954 and 1956, a renewed public image regarding the proper use and dangers of pesticides, the cancellation of DDT registration by 1968, and eventually the official ban of many of the persistent organochlorine pesticides by 1972 (in U.S. and developed countries).\nNotice that while pesticide production directly correlates with new polio cases per year through every peak and valley, the Salk vaccine enters only after polio’s decline. Salk’s point of entry is not sufficient evidence to be routinely offered as proof for the victory of vaccines over the poliovirus, as Time implies, and as implied by Hayes and Laws, and virtually all other presentations of polio history in whatever media or educational forum.\nThe molecular biologist, Peter Duesberg, in his attempt to give Modern Medicine some credence with regard to virus causality (before refuting HIV causality with AIDS), apparently felt he could assume, in Inventing the AIDS Virus, that,\n…the sudden, frightening polio epidemic that exploded in the Western nations, brought home by troops returning from the Pacific theater in 1945.\nYet a glance at the graph show his statement to be inaccurate. Polio was entrenched in the U.S. long before returning troops, and the increased polio cases per year correlate much more consistently with pesticide production (see Overview) than returning troops. A rise in new cases per year that peaked in 1945 can be clearly attributed to the government’s release of war surplus DDT to the public market in 1945, not vague data about “troops returning from the Pacific theater in 1945”. The troops were heavily treated with DDT years before the U.S. civilian population and as can be expected, in light of the acidic poison-theory, the troops suffered unusually high polio incidence rates when compared to the non-treated populations where they were stationed, and soldiers based in the U.S. (Biskind). The unusual drama and rash assumption that fills this excerpt of Duesberg’s writings gives a sense that he has taken the whole package of ingrained polio images for granted.\nPesticide Phase-out and Vaccinations\nDDT and BHC were phased out from the developed nations and at the same time vaccination programs were dramatically credited with saving these countries from the ravages of the poliovirus (see Homepage). However, the banned pesticides continued with higher than ever total distribution in the under-developed countries thanks to W.H.O.’s anti-mosquito campaigns, where to this day acute flaccid paralysis (AFP), polio, and DDT/BHC still prevail. DDT application, DDT phase-out programs, and polio vaccination programs are all being directed in these countries concurrently by the World Health Organization with little or no success.\nRegistration for DDT was canceled in 1968. and DDT was banned by the EPA in 1972 — after the major organochlorines (DDT, BHC) had been gradually phased out of the U.S. market by the chemical industry and replaced with the less environmentally persistent pesticides, the organophosphates.\nIn 1983, via new legislation, DDT was allowed back into the U.S. marketplace, but only in pesticide blends. Within only a few months of this re-entry, a new kind of polio epidemic suddenly occurred. It was labeled “post-polio”, the re-emergence of polio symptoms in former victims. This has involved approximately 600,000 victims and is the graph above. Like most of the data, this correlation is not even a whisper in the mainstream media.\nCentral nervous system diseases other than polio continue in the U.S. and throughout the world: acute flaccid paralysis, chronic fatigue syndrome, encephalitis, meningitis, muscular sclerosis, and rarely in humans, rabies.\nThe harsh realities of government policy are stated in Casarett and Doull’s Toxicology (1996): Although government agencies and industry have been slow in their reevaluation of a vast array of pesticides in use, reassessment often comes in the wake of or concomitant with some recently disclosed adverse environmental or health effect.This after-the-fact approach to pesticide poisoning is puzzling enough without questioning Casarett and Doull’s careful usage of the words: “often”, “some”, “recently”, and “disclosed”.  The acidic environmental correlations of post-polio are overlooked.\nBirth Defects Orig Artic Ser. 1987;23(4):173-81. No abstract available.\nNo other similar articles were found, and no abstract was available, although it presumably could be ordered from PubMed.Poliovirus Presence In Post-Polio According to immunity and vaccination theories, if anyone should be immune to polio, it should be former polio victims, however, numerous studies of post-polio victims have found evidence of active poliovirus.\nFrom NIH’s PubMed, four studies:PMID: 7611631, UI: 95336052 (London, May, 1995) This study also quotes “a previous study” PMID: 7611630, UI: 95336051 (Bethesda, MA, May, 1995)\nPMID: 8818905, UI: 96415998 (Lyon, France, Aug., 1996)Polio images are projected as if this data doesn’t exist. It does not appear that money is being funneled into these kinds of studies.\nFarr’s Law requires, for an epidemic to be a valid example of contagion, that the epidemic increase its incidence rates exponentially. Since polio has been ubiquitous since the beginning of human history, its incidence rate should have peaked long ago and universal immunity conferred, if immunity was ever required, and if the poliovirus was actually a predator.Polio’s non-compliance with Farr’s Law is explained by viro pathologists with a unique argument, the inverse of the argument usually given to support germ theory. The argument is that the poliovirus, which has been intimate with mankind since the beginning of history, suddenly became estranged from humans because of modern hygiene, and thus humans lost their natural immunity to the virus. So it is modern hygiene and the resulting lack of exposure to the virus that is said to have caused the polio epidemics to rage as never before.It is interesting that for only one brief moment, viro-pathologists are willing to become eco-nutritional types who appreciate the value of natural breast feeding and the importance of the internal microbiological ecology conferred positively upon humans by dirt.Three different promotions of their inverse argument follow:\nThe prominent book on polio history by Naomi Rogers, where the inverse argument resides in the title, Dirt and Disease: Polio Before FDR. The language style here is popular.\n(2) In Textbook of Child Neurology (1995), John H. Menkes promotes the inverse argument with scientific language style: Poliomyelitis… is less likely to be symptomatic in areas with inadequate sanitation, because poor sanitation is conducive to exposure at an age when lingering transferred maternal immunity can attenuate the clinical picture. (p420)(3)\nIn the propaganda film, A Paralyzing Fear: The Story of Polio in America. This was funded by the government and pharmaceutical firms and released in 1998.The New York Times (March 4, 1998) reviews the film. It reinforces the fundamental tenets of polio culture, beginning with a quotation from a section that portrays a “vintage film clip”:”My name is virus poliomyelitis,” intones a cultivated, sinister male voice, as a camera pans over fair-weather clouds from which a hollow shadow emerges carrying the silhouette of a crutch. “I consider myself quite an artist, a sort of sculptor,” the voice continues. “I specialize in grotesques, twisting and deforming human bodies. That’s why I’m called The Crippler.” Having dramatically demonized the poliovirus, the medical cavalry rides to the rescue:…the epidemics grew steadily worse each year, with the number of new cases climbing from 5,000 in 1933 to 59,000 in 1952. Salvation came in 1954 with the Salk vaccine…And the inverse argument is now fit to print:\nThe irony of the rise of polio in the 20th century, the movie reports, is that its prevalence was a result of improved sanitation. In grubbier times, babies and very young children developed antibodies to the disease, which had been around forever. A cleaner environment left increasing numbers of children with no natural immunity.\nGraphic Timeline: U.S. 1912-1970\nThis graph provides greater detail for the U.S. period of 1912-1970, and summarizes the vaccination issues mentioned above.\n1945 , DDT was released to public and aggressively promoted, against FDA advice.\nMarch, 1949, Biskind’s “Poisoning and the Elusive ‘Virus X\'” was published.April, 1949,Biskind’s study on neuropsychiatric manifestations of DDT was published.1949 (approx.), Biskind was attacked with blatantly false data.\nDecember 12, 1950 , Biskind presented “Statement” on DDT to the House Of Representatives.\n1950 and 1951 , pesticide discussions began with government and industry.\nMay, 1951, Scobey’s “Is The Public Health Law Responsible For The Poliomyelitis Mystery?”, was published.\nJuly, 1951, the first Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) class was assembled. EIS agents began movement into key positions — in hospitals, government health departments, and media.\n1952, the Formulation of the polio vaccine begins. Tens of millions of doses of polio vaccines produced from virus grown in monkey cells infected with SV-40 (Simian Virus #40). Scientists ‘perform experiments in laboratories to determine the correct doses of antigen and supplementary chemicals to use in the polio vaccine. (Ironically, since the scientific premise of vaccination is faulty, a ‘correct dose of antigen and chemicals’ does not exist).\nApril, 1952 , Scobey’s “Statement” on the “Poison Cause Of Poliomyelitis And Obstructions To Its Investigation” to the House Of Representatives was published.\n1952 , U.S. DDT/milk studies found DDT causal for paralysis in calves.\n1952 , DDT and other persistent pesticides began rapid phase-out in U.S. and other developing countries.\n1953 , Swiss DDT/milk studies found DDT causal for paralysis in calves.\nMarch 26, 1953 , Salk vaccine discovery announced, after evaluation of 600 vaccinated persons (Patenting The Sun).\nMay, 1953, Biskind alleged conspiracy:\n…virtually the entire apparatus of communication, lay and scientific alike, has been devoted to denying, concealing, suppressing, distorting and attempts to convert into its opposite, the overwhelming evidence. Libel, slander and economic boycott have not been overlooked in this campaign. (Archive Of Pediatrics)\n1954 , Salk vaccine field trials began. 423,000 second grade children were vaccinated.\n1954, Salk vaccine begins to be given to school children in Philadelphia.\n1954, Parke-Davis pharmaceutical company combines the DPT shot with Polio vaccine. The new combination of four vaccines is called Quadrigen. (See 1959).\n1954 , Reward of $30,000 offered to anyone who proves polio vaccine not a fraud. Not one person was able to claim the reward.\n1954 , Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, allows a press photo to be taken during a ceremony declaring Salk vaccine safe.\n1954 , Polio rate caused by the vaccine accelerates ten-fold in Massachusetts.\n1954 , Eli Lilly company begins renovation of a five-story building in Indianapolis in July\n1954 , for the production of Salk vaccine. It is in full production by October of 1954. Wyeth, Parke-Davis and others follow suit.\nMarch, 1955 , Salk vaccine field trial declared “successful”, HEW licensed the Salk vaccine. Salk promoted as “hero”.\nApril 12, 1955 , Salk vaccine began large scale.\nApril 12-25 , 1955 , Walter Winchell, radio personality, warned of impending vaccine disaster.\n1955 , Georgia State public health officers meet in Atlanta (May 1955) to discuss\nwhat was going wrong with the Salk vaccine program. A U.S. Public Health scientist at the meeting told the group that ‘he was not permitted to disclose what had happened because it would jeopardize the investment of the pharmaceutical firms in the vaccine program.’\nThe vaccination program encountered disaster via faulty vaccines manufactured by the Cutter Laboratory in California, which were discovered by EIS. The incidence rate (17 per 100,000 for one month) was higher than with that found with other manufacturer’s vaccines, yet this rate was not at all an impossibility since incidence rates of over 400 per 100,000 per month were found in Detroit in 1958. The EIS found 204 Cutter polio cases, by assuming contagion, and then highly publicized these cases (Jane Smith, Patenting The Sun) though only 79 cases were documented (Fields Virology). It was decided that because Cutter did not filter its vaccine thoroughly, that tissue particles had contributed to allergic reactions and live poliovirus. Vaccinations were halted. May 13, vaccination program resumed “piecemeal”. Eventually over 5 million persons were vaccinated. Salk was demoted to “mere technician”. CDC and EIS assumed control of vaccinations.\n1955 , Idaho brings its Salk vaccination program to a halt on July 1, 1955.\nJuly 12, 1955 , Utah also stops the vaccination program.\n1955, Massachusetts reports 642% increase in polio since vaccinations began in 1954 with vaccination of 130,000 children. In response, the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis states that the increase in cases was due to the fact that ‘no children were vaccinated there.’1955 Massachusetts bans the sale of Salk vaccine.’\n1955 , US Surgeon General Scheele admits in a closed session of the AMA that ‘Salk polio vaccine is hard to make and no batch can be proven safe before given to children’. Despite this fact, the public is told that the vaccine is safe. The government announces that it has the intention to vaccinate 57 million people before August 1955.\n1955 , American Cancer Society advertising circular states ‘cancer will strike one of every four persons now living. More children from 3 to 15 years of age die of cancer than from any other disease.’ (50 years before, cancer was unheard of in children). According to the ACS, they are predicting 6.4 million deaths from cancer, compared with 128,000 in 1933–an increase of 6.2 million cases in 22 years. Vaccination, pesticide use and chemical pollution are the main factors that have increased since 1933.\n1956 , the Gallup Poll claims that public confidence in the Salk vaccine is 36%. NFIP and the Salk vaccine are in a “valley”. Vaccines are thoroughly tested by federal government, yet vaccination programs continue in the U.S.\n1956 , Seventeen states in the United States reject their government-supplied Salk polio vaccine\n1956 , US government appropriates $53.6 million to ‘aid states in providing free vaccine to people under 20 years of age’.\n1956 , Idaho health director Peterson states that polio only struck vaccinated children in areas where there had been no cases of polio since the preceding autumn. In 90% of the cases, the paralysis occurred in the arm in which the vaccine had been injected.\n1956 , American Public Health Service announces 168 cases of polio and 6 deaths among those vaccinated. Censorship is then imposed on the reporting of reactions to Salk vaccine.\n1956 , Oral polio vaccine developed further by Sabin.\n1956 , The US Public Health Service and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis (Rockefeller) put on a drive to ‘sell’ Salk polio vaccine to the public.\n1957 , Salk vaccine promoted heavily, implemented in Canada and England.\nBy the end of 1958 , 72,000,000 had been inoculated. Infants under 5 comprised 51.7% of all paralytic polio cases. Only 55% of persons, below age 40 were vaccinated (52 million). The poliovirus could not be associated with 26% of the non-paralytic polio cases, nor could it be associated in 14% of the paralytic cases. Considering that 47.5% of the cases were non-paralytic, this translates to 42% that could not be protected by the Salk vaccine because their polio was not caused by the poliovirus. This is an argument that all polio is not caused by the poliovirus.\n1959 , “Federal action” is used against a chiropractor to prevent dissemination of anti-vaccination information through the U.S. mail (CDC, Polio Packet, 1959).\nTo the present, the Salk vaccination program is promoted as victorious, and serves as a proof for the poliovirus theory. It also serves to bolster all other germ theories (regarding predatory microbes) and the general image of Modern Medicine. The pesticide theory is characterized as irresponsible and dangerous.\nThe non-funded, ostracized theory of poison causality far exceeds all other theories in simplicity, exactitude, and directness regarding correlations within all data areas: dosage, physiology, etiology, epidemiology, economics, and politics.The historical non-relationship between vaccination and paralytic polio can be viewed graphically, in terms of the official numbers:\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.032423947006464005, -0.018372762948274612, -0.03780584782361984, -0.013892765156924725, 0.1307862401008606, 0.02166328765451908, 0.08923280984163284, 0.16409623622894287, -0.026612158864736557, 0.08097466081380844, -0.055533088743686676, 0.0018712313612923026, 0.06277812272310257, 0.11672757565975189, -0.015039225108921528, 0.03937026485800743, -0.045220136642456055, -0.07026714831590652, 0.0015908557688817382, 0.11154476553201675, -0.01114577241241932, 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(498, 'Political Science! – The Politics of Medical Science and Research', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/02/political-science-the-politics-of-medical-science-and-research/', 'The Politics of Science (Part 1)\nMany a genius has been destroyed by people of lesser talent defending the status quo. Ignaz Semmelweis, a Hungarian physician who practiced in Vienna during the mid-nineteenth century, demanded that his hospital colleagues and subordinates wash their hands, especially when moving from autopsies and sick wards to the charity childbirth ward he directed. When the incidence of puerperal fever and resultant death declined dramatically to well below that of the rich women’s childbirth ward, proving the importance of cleanliness even before Pasteur, Semmelweis was fired and vilified. His livelihood gone, he committed suicide soon afterward.\nThe principle figure who for decades upheld the creed that dedifferentiation was impossible was Paul Weiss, who dominated biology saying the things his peers wanted to hear. Weiss was wrong, but along the way he managed to cut short a number of careers.\nFor many years the American Medical Association scorned the idea of vitamin-deficiency diseases and called teh EEG electronic quackery. Even today that august body contends that nutrition is basically irrelevant to health. As the late-eighteenth-century Italian experimenter Abbe Alberto Fortis observed in a letter chiding Spallanzani for his closed-minded stance on dowsing, “… derision will never help in the development of true knowledge.”In the past, these character flaws couldn’t wholly prevent the recognition of scientific truths. Both sides of a controversy would fight with equal vehemence, and the one with better evidence would usually win sooner or later. In the last four decades, however, changes in the structure of scientific institutions have produced a situation so heavily weighted in favor of the establishment that it impedes progress in healthcare and prevents truly new ideas from getting a fair hearing in almost all circumstances. The present system is in effect a dogmatic religion with a self-perpetuating priesthood dedicated only to preserving the current orthodoxies. The system awards the sycophant and punishes the visionary to a degree unparalleled in the four-hundred-year history of modern science.\nThere has even been a scientific study documenting how choices made by the peer review system depend almost entirely on whether the experts are sympathetic or hostile to the hypothesis being suggested. True to form, the National Academy of Sciences, which sponsored the investigation, suppressed its results for two years.\nIf these methods succeed in prolonging the apostasy, the establishment generally exerts pressure through the schools. Successful academics are almost always true believers who are happy to curry favor by helping to deny tenure to “questionable” investigators or by harassing them in a number of ways. For example, in 1950 Gordon A. Atwater was fired as chairman of the American Museum of Natural History astronomy department and curator of the Hayden Planetarium for publicly suggesting that Immanuel Velikovsky’s ideas should receive a fair hearing. That same year Velikovsky’s first book, Worlds in Collision, was renounced by his publisher (MacMillan) even though it was a best seller, because a group of influential astronomers led by Harvard’s Harlow Shapley threatened to boycott the textbook department that accounted for two thirds of the company’s sales. No matter what one may think of Velikovsky’s conclusions, that kind of backstairs persuasion is not science.As the conflict escalates, the muzzled freethinker often goes directly to the public to spread the pernicious doctrines. At this point, the gloves come off. Already a lightning rod for the wrath of the Olympian peers, the would-be Prometheus writhes under attacks on his or her honesty, scientific competence, and personal habits. The pigeons of Zeus cover the new ideas with their droppings and conduct rigged experiments to disprove them. In extreme cases, government agencies staffed and advised by the establishment begin legal harrassment, such as the trial and imprisonment that ended the career and life of Wilhelm Reich.\nI was writing my first scientific paper when I walked to work one morning and found our laboratory on the sidewalk – all our equipment, notes, and materials in a junk pile. I was told neither of us worked there anymore; we were welcome to salvage anything we wanted from the heap.\nAlso, the slightest pressure on the animal’s skin produced currents. No one understood why, but there they were. I found descriptions in the older literature of silver electrodes with a layer of silver chloride applied to them, which were reported to obviate the false interelectrode currents. I made some, tested them, and then fitted them with a short length of soft cotton wick, which got rid of the pressure artifact. When I wrote up my results, I briefly described the electrodes. Afterward I received a call from a prominent neurophysiologist who wanted to visit the lab. “Very nice,” I thought. “Here’s some recognition already.” He was particularly interested in how the electrodes were made and used. Some months later, dammed if I didn’t find a paper by my visitor in one of the high-class journals, describing this new and excellent electrode he’d devised for measuring direct-current potentials.\nA couple of years later, while Charlie Bachman and I were looking for the PN junction diode in bone, I was asked to give a talk on bone electronics at a meeting in New York City. The audience included engineers, physicists, physicians, and biologists. It was hard to talk to such a diverse group. The engineers and physicists knew all about the electronics but nothing about bone, the biologists knew all about the bone but nothing about electronics, and the physicians were only interested in therapeutic applications. At any rate, I reviewed some bone structure for the physicists and some electronics for the biologists, and then went on to describe my experiments with Andy Bassett on bone piezoelectricity.\nSemiconductors are so named because their properties place them between conductors and insulators, so you could very well call them semi-insulators; the meaning would be the same. My opponent was playing a crude game. Where saying these derogatory things about me, he was actually agreeing with my conclusion, merely using a different term.This man’s antagonism had begun a couple of years before. When Andy Bassett and I had finished our work on the piezoelectric effect in bone, we wrote it up, submitted it to a scientific journal, and got it accepted. Unbeknownst to us, this fellow had been working on the same thing, but hadn’t gotten as far in his experiments as we. Somehow he learned of our work and its impending publication. He called Andy, asking us to delay our report until he was ready to publish his own data. Andy called me to talk it over. What counts in the scientific literature is priority; he was asking us to surrender it. There was no ethical basis for his request, and I would never have thought of asking him to delay had the situation been reversed. I said, “Not on your life.” Our paper was published, and we’d acquired a “friend” for life.\nIt was a nice maneuver but, fortunately for me, it wasn’t legal. As medical investigator, I could be fired only by Washington, and the local chief of staff soon got a letter from VACO ordering him to reinstate me. Soon I began to get on some “enemies lists” at the natinal level too. In December 1974 I got word that our basic NIH grant (the one on bone) hadn’t been renewed. No reasons were given. This was highly irregular, since applicants normally got the “pink sheets” with at least the primary reviewer’s comments, so they could find out what they’d done wrong. Instead I was told I could write to the executive secretary for a “summary” of the deliberations.\nI was, to say the least, puzzled. The subjects “worthy of support” were precisely the main ones we were working on. It didn’t make any sense until I reflected that this was just after I’d helped write the first Sanguine report and had begun to testify about power line dangers before the New York Public Service Commission. Perhaps the Navy was pressuring the NIH to shut me up.If someone at the federal level was trying to lock me out as early as 1974, he forgot to watch all the entrances, for my proposal of that year on acupuncture was approved. I’d originally tacked this on to the main NIH application, where is was criticized as inappropriate. I merely sent it off to a different study section, which funded it. After a year we had the positive results described in Chapter 13, and I presented them at an NIH acupuncture conference in Bethesda, Maryland. Ours was the only study going at the problem from a strictly scientific point of view, that is, proceeding from a testible hypothesis, as opposed to the empirical approach of actually putting the needles in and trying to decide if they worked. 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(499, 'Research Reveals: Sugar CAUSES Cancer! Why? Because Sugar is a Metabolic Waste Product – A Poison – A Toxic Acid in ALL of ITS FORMS!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/18/research-reveals-sugar-causes-cancer-why-because-sugar-is-a-metabolic-waste-product-a-poison-a-toxic-acid-in-all-of-its-forms/', 'Contrary 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).\nTo learn more read 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(501, 'Reversing Stage 4 Lymphoma!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/06/reversing-stage-4-lymphoma/', 'Dr. Ben Johnson one of our team members at the pH Miracle Living Center interviews Charlotte who is NOW in remission from Stage 4 Lymphoma\nCharlotte was given only 8 weeks to live and was having 2 liters of fluid drained off of her lungs each week. She turns to complementary and alternative medicine and beats her untreatable terminal cancer. To learn more read, Reverse Cancer NOW! – www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.04583165422081947, 0.014879830181598663, 0.012180848978459835, 0.014183529652655125, 0.03406549245119095, -0.03112103044986725, -0.0038304831832647324, 0.039554283022880554, -0.016767026856541634, -0.0306268110871315, -0.12119093537330627, 0.02354489266872406, 0.028809785842895508, -0.027795372530817986, -0.06393145024776459, 0.10744474083185196, -0.02140337973833084, 0.0167111624032259, -0.07942869514226913, 0.021178778260946274, -0.07403592020273209, -0.008293170481920242, 0.03748152777552605, 0.057085808366537094, 0.04552381485700607, -0.012516343966126442, -0.003964486997574568, 0.0014812592417001724, 0.02292424626648426, -0.04733290895819664, 0.02334469184279442, 0.04182979837059975, -0.07920213788747787, -0.04689933732151985, -0.017157532274723053, 0.006552601233124733, -0.008824501186609268, 0.03934092819690704, 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(502, 'Healthy LIfestyle Choices in Africa', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/10/08/healthy-lifestyle-choices-in-africa/', 'Healthy LIfestyle Choices in Africa\nMy West African friends and pHROEVER YOUNG Coaches from Nigeria are sharing the “pHROEVER YOUNG Lifestyle and Diet back home with their family, friends and patients. Living in HIV and Ebola land they know that these so-called diseases are NOT caused by viruses but are caused by acidic vaccines, acidic water, acidic food and poor hygiene and sanitation. They know that an alkaline lifestyle and diet is the real medicine that will support the immune system, maintain the alkaline design of the body fluids and keep Africans free from ALL sickness and disease – including HIV, HPV, HEP C, H1N1, West Nile and Ebola.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.006558362394571304, 0.06335096806287766, -0.010049820877611637, 0.05487065389752388, -0.010917295701801777, 0.0234907828271389, 0.01879725232720375, 0.03046872466802597, -0.11158977448940277, 0.089850515127182, 0.01666729524731636, -0.0675816684961319, -0.028953084722161293, -0.05133015289902687, -0.022234419360756874, -0.04297832027077675, 0.03108869306743145, -0.060382045805454254, -0.05263246223330498, 0.007817057892680168, -0.02606438286602497, 0.01859349198639393, 0.1292382925748825, -0.0035118479281663895, -0.0696408599615097, 0.05867283046245575, 0.023627620190382004, 0.0003628851263783872, 0.003676130436360836, 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(503, 'Follow the Money!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/10/08/follow-the-money/', 'So what is the great and abominable secret?\n“The great enemy of truth is very often not the lie–deliberate, contrived and dishonest–but the myth–persistent, persuasive and unrealistic. Too often we hold fast to the cliches of our forebears. We subject all facts to a prefabricated set of interpretations. We enjoy the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought.” (John F. Kennedy)\nAnd so it is with Pasteur’s germ theory or the foundation of modern medicine, where all mythical facts are prefabricated upon a set of interpretations. Not for the sake of truth but for the sake of making money.\nThe Birth of Modern Medicine; Pasteur vs Bechamp\nThe ‘medical model’ upon which allopathic (drug based) medicine has been built, is based upon a single person’s ability to convince scientists of the day that his opinions were correct. Many of you may have heard of Louis Pasteur, a French chemist, 1822-1895. His currently accepted ‘germ theory’ suggested that germs were the cause of all human disease, were airborne, and would attack or infect us if we failed to protect ourselves with chemical drugs and vaccines.\nHis contemporary was a man named Antoine Bechamp (French biologist 1816 – 1908) who completely rejected Pasteur’s beliefs, maintaining mere exposure to a germ was not enough to get sick. That germs or bacteria, including MRSA do harmlessly survive within us, but that they change their form and proliferate given an over-acidic and unfavourable environment. It is that over-acidic environment, not the germ itself that creates ‘dis-ease’ for the host.\nWe are constantly breathing in some 14,000 germs or bacteria per hour. If germs are so harmful, why aren’t we all dead?\nSadly, the more humble Bechamp’s work didn’t quite make the headlines. Although as slight consolation, Pasteur on his deathbed did acknowledge that Bechamp was right and said ‘the microbe (germ) is nothing: the terrain is everything’.\nToo late? … modern drug based medicine was born!\nThe statistics tell the truth – 1 out of 2 persons will be diagnosed with cancer. The business of cancer diagnostics and so-called drug-based treatment is a 5 trillion dollar business. The War on Cancer and Disease is Over and Big Business and Big Pharma have won!\n“Germs do NOT cause disease! Germs are the biological transformations of cellular breakdown and NOT the cause of that breakdown.” Dr. Robert O. Young\n“There 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. The one treatment of ALL sickness and disease is to restore and maintain the alkaline design of the body with an alkaline lifestyle and diet.” Dr. Robert O. Young\n“The cure for cancer, heart disease, diabetes, HIV, HPV, HEP C, Ebola and ALL dis-ease will NOT be found in its treatment but is NOW found in its prevention!” Dr. Robert O. Young\nSo what is the great and abominable secret?\nHere is the link to the article concerning the rush for a vaccine even when there has been no virus identified or cultured using the scientific method of Koch’s postulates.\nhttp://www.examiner.com/article/first-healthy-volunteers-injected-with-experimental-gmo-ebola-vaccine\nTo learn more about the scientific procedure for proving any existence of any micro-organism, including a non-living entity, such as the so-called Ebola virus go to:\nhttp://articlesofhealth.blogspot.com/2014/08/kochs-postulates-and-hiv-aids-hpv-hep-c.html\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.027613909915089607, 0.011703112162649632, -0.05760851502418518, 0.021281227469444275, 0.02451743371784687, 0.03436027094721794, -0.005177064798772335, 0.16440777480602264, 0.010496411472558975, 0.05789647251367569, -0.028939642012119293, 0.05710626021027565, 0.033286966383457184, 0.03978811949491501, 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(504, 'Tell President Obama: Stop the Toxic Madness!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/10/08/tell-president-obama-stop-the-toxic-madness/', 'Tell President Obama: Stop the Toxic Madness!\nThe USDA and the EPA have failed us. It’s time for President Obama to step in. Please send a letter to President Obama and ask him to stop the toxic madness! After you send your letter, please take a moment to call the White House hotline at 202.456.1111 and leave a message. You can say something like:\n“I’m calling to urge President Obama to stop the approval of Dow’s “Enlist Duo” herbicide and reverse USDA’s approval of 2,4-D-resistant corn and soybeans. Enlist Duo contains 2,4-D, a chemical that has been linked to cancer, Parkinson’s disease, endocrine disruption, and reproductive problems, and glyphosate, the focus of multiple recent studies linking the toxin to a host of illnesses. Please protect our health, and the health of the environment, by rejecting Dow’s latest request to escalate the use of this be-killing pesticide.”\nThe USDA admits that if the new crops are approved, the annual use of 2,4-D would jump from 26 million pounds to 176 million pounds.\nIndependent scientists predict the spike in the use of 2,4-D would be even more dramatic.\nThe proliferation of Roundup Ready crops caused a 527-million-pound increase in the use of glyphosate in the first 16 years, between 1996 and 2011. If farmers start growing Dow’s Enlist brand corn and soy, experts estimate the use of 2,4-D could increase by up to 50 times.\nPlease ask President Obama to stop the toxic madness!\nHere is the suggested letter to send to President Obama:\nI urge you to step in and stop Dow Chemical’s 2,4-D resistant genetically engineered (GE) corn and soybeans, and the toxic herbicide mixture they rely on, Enlist Duo. USDA approved these risky crops last month despite half a million public comments, letters from scientists and health care professionals, and even a letter from 60 members of Congress in opposition. EPA is about to follow suit and approve Dow’s new 2,4-D-glyphosate herbicide mix intended for use on these GE crops.\nIf you allow EPA to approve this herbicide mix, tens of millions of pounds more 2,4-D will be sprayed on these new crops. 2,4-D would contaminate our food, water and atmosphere. Medical scientists have found that 2,4-D exposure is associated with higher rates of cancer, Parkinson’s disease, and reproductive problems. Dow’s 2,4-D resistant crops and 2,4-D herbicide mix pose a grave threat to our nation’s agricultural, environmental, and human health.\nI urge you to stop the approval of Enlist Duo herbicide and reverse USDA’s approval of 2,4-D-resistant corn and soybeans.\nhttp://salsa3.salsalabs.com/o/50865/p/dia/action3/common/public/?action_KEY=14936#sthash.13wCwJwA.dpuf\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.02343832142651081, -0.0378664992749691, 0.04034122824668884, 0.016319744288921356, 0.06550430506467819, -0.005483421962708235, -0.0016200210666283965, 0.06984388828277588, -0.04320286959409714, 0.02501356229186058, 0.016733350232243538, 0.004029535688459873, -0.021488051861524582, -0.045819081366062164, -0.07186849415302277, 0.10015395283699036, 0.05698169395327568, 0.025782154873013496, -0.10870620608329773, 0.08895039558410645, 0.06960935145616531, 0.05328479781746864, 0.010393248870968819, 0.051093850284814835, -0.11898121237754822, 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(505, 'Ebola is to be Feared?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/10/03/ebola-is-to-be-feared/', 'What is Ebola and do we need to fear Ebola?\nEbola virus (poisoning) disease (EVD), Ebola hemorrhagic fever (EHF), or simply Ebola is an acidic dis-ease of humans and other primates with an unknow isolated antigen, according to current medical savants.\nSymptoms start two days to three weeks, with a fever, sore throat, muscle pain, and headaches. Typically, vomiting, diarrhea, and rash follow, along with decreased function of the liver and kidneys due to acid buildup and improper elimination of dietary and/or metabolic acidic waste. Around this time, highly acidic people may begin to bleed both within the body and externally.\nScientist have theorized that Ebola may be acquired upon contact with blood or bodily fluids of an infected animal. This theory has not been proven. Spreading through the air has not been documented in the natural environment. Fruit bats are believed to be a carrier and may spread the virus or acidic venom without being affected. This theory has yet to be proven. Once a human is thought to be affected, the dis-ease is thought to spread between people, as well. This theory has yet to be proven. Scientist also suggest that male survivors may be able to transmit the disease via semen for nearly two months. This theory has also yet to be proven.\nTo make the diagnosis Ebola, typically other diseases with identical symptoms such as malaria, cholera and other acidic hemorrhagic fevers are first excluded making Ebola very difficult to differentiate. To confirm the diagnosis, blood samples are tested for viral antibodies, since no viral RNA or virus has been isolated and then identified using the scientific method of Koch’s postulates.\nConsidering the acidic symptoms of Ebola poisoning it may be prudent to focus on restoring the alkaline design of the body rather than treating for any specific disease or disease symptom, with an unknown or identified pathogen. This can be done successfully for HIV, HPV, HEP C and Ebola by 1) detoxing and opening the channels of elimination, 2) healing the gut, 3) building healthy blood, and 4) hyper-perfusing the tissues with alkalinity.\nFor more information concerning viruses read, A Second Thought About Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis, Dr. Duesberg’s book, Inventing the AIDS virus which also covers EBOLA and The pH Miracle revised and updated.\nSources: 1) “Ebola virus disease Fact sheet N°103”. World Health Organization. 2014-03-01. Retrieved 2014-04-12. 2) Jump up to: a b “2014 Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak in West Africa”. WHO. 2014-04-21. Retrieved 2014-08-03. 3) Jump up to: a b C.M. Fauquet (2005). Virus taxonomy classification and nomenclature of viruses; 8th report of the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses. Oxford: Elsevier/Academic Press. p. 648. 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(506, 'Untreated Cancers Often Go Away!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/09/22/untreated-cancers-often-go-away/', 'Untreated Cancers Often Go Away!\n— Dr. Otis Brawley, American Cancer Society’s Chief Medical Officer\nWhile some people might consider 25 to 30 percent to be a relatively low percentage, this is actually much higher than the success rate for chemotherapy. The true life-long cure rate bounces between 2 and 4 percent for orthodox treatments. When compared, 30% suddenly becomes a very impressive figure with a gain of 10 times. Of course, this number speaks only for those who supposedly get no treatments at all. Alternative therapies get better life-long cure rates than 30%, but these numbers are not discussed publicly by medical officials, and rarely in private. Why aren’t these figures ever given to patients who are diagnosed with cancer? Why are they instead told the lie that they will certainly die if they refuse chemotherapy and radiation when almost the opposite is true?\nThe quotation cited earlier makes another interesting point. Doctors really have no clue which cancers will progress, and which ones will not. Therefore, we must ask if early testing is really a good idea. With early testing, not only do the tests actually stimulate cancers through radiation, cutting, and poisoning, but doctors frequently discover anomalies that would otherwise naturally disappear if left alone. They always treat those abnormalities, and the patients almost always die from the treatments. People nowadays die from the treatments instead of the cancers, and this is shown in the establishment’s own statistics. Whenever a body is exposed to chemotherapy, cancers will strike sooner or later regardless of whether they existed initially. All chemotherapy drugs are carcinogenic, and they weaken all healthy cells. This is admitted in the official literature for adverse effects for all of the so-called anti-cancer medications, and massive cellular destruction is officially a part of standard treatments by design. They claim that their medicines attack the weaker cancer cells, but they actually do that by attacking all of the cells, and thereby the very immune system that is so critical for recovery.\n“Call it the arrow of cancer. Like the arrow of time, it was supposed to point in one direction. Cancers grew and worsened. But as a paper in The Journal of the American Medical Association noted last week, data from more than two decades of screening for breast and prostate cancer call that view into question. Besides finding tumors that would be lethal if left untreated, screening appears to be finding many small tumors that would not be a problem if they were left alone, undiscovered by screening. They were destined to stop growing on their own or shrink, or even, at least in the case of some breast cancers, disappear.”\n— Gina Kolata, the New York Times, October 26, 2009\nThe success rate of curing cancer is not going to rise much in orthodox medicine, because it is unwilling to consider any less profitable methodologies. A rise in orthodox cancer treatment success rates would indicate that their methods of calculating cure rates have changed, not the actual survival rates. It is how the science of modern medicine is cooked. Barely surviving for 5 years is currently counted as a successful cure, but patients usually die between the 5 and 10 year mark. It is called “cooking the books” in accounting circles. Most people are shocked when they learn that those who die during drug trials are censored from the records, because the departed did not “complete the study”. Getting killed in an experimental drug trial actually helps a drug company’s chance of getting that drug approved, because those who get the sickest are not counted.\n“Success of most chemotherapies is appalling… There is no scientific evidence for its ability to extend in any appreciable way the lives of patients suffering from the most common organic cancer… Chemotherapy for malignancies too advanced for surgery, which accounts for 80% of all cancers, is a scientific wasteland.”\nIf the cancer industry were really concerned about scientific progress, then it would not hide its own statistics. Truth does not fear investigation. Instead, its numbers are repeatedly covered up, and the scientific community eliminates from its ranks anyone who refuses to accept the establishment’s zealous dogma. It is not science. It is politics, and a very deadly form of it.\n“Two to four percent of cancers respond to chemotherapy.”\nHere is a list of quotes that honestly describe modern medicine. Some of them are amusing, whilst are others are disturbing. Nevertheless, they all point out facts that we often overlook when looking at the medical establishment, and how it works in th e modern age.\n“The FDA protects the big drug companies, and is subsequently rewarded, and using the government’s police powers, they attack those who threaten the big drug companies. People think that the FDA is protecting them. It isn’t. What the FDA is doing, and what the public thinks it is doing are as different as night and day.” — Dr. Herbert Ley, Former Commissioner of the U.S. F.D.A. “Why would a patient swallow a poison because he is ill, or take that which would make a well man sick?” — L.F. Kebler, M.D. “A hospital bed is a parked taxi with the meter running.” — Groucho Marx “You may not be able to read a doctor’s handwriting and prescription, but you’ll notice his bills are neatly typewritten.” — Earl Wilson “A doctor’s reputation is made by the number of eminent men who die under his care.” — George Bernard Shaw “More people live off cancer than die from it.”– Dr. Deepak Chopra “He’s the best physician that knows the worthlessness of the most medicines.”– Benjamin Franklin “The fact that your patient gets well does not prove that your diagnosis was correct.” — Samuel J. Meltzer “Nearly all men die of their medicines, not of their diseases.” — Moliere “My doctor gave me six months to live, but when I couldn’t pay the bill he gave me six months more.” — Dick Wilson “I got the bill for my surgery. Now I know what those doctors were wearing masks for.” — James H. Boren “The Lord hath created medicines out of the earth; and he that is wise will not abhor them.” — Ecclesiasticus 38:4 “When religion was strong and science weak, men mistook magic for medicine; now,when science is strong and religion weak, men mistake medicine for magic.” — Unknown “The art of medicine consists of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease.” — Voltaire “Health is the state about which medicine has nothing to say.” — W. H. Auden “Medicine is a collection of uncertain prescriptions, the results of which, taken collectively, are more fatal than useful to mankind.” — Napoleon “Poisons and medicine are oftentimes the same substance given with different intents.”– Peter Mere Latham “Financial ruin from medical bills is almost exclusively an American disease.”– Roul Turley “One doctor makes work for another.” — English Proverb “A vigorous five-mile walk will do more good for an unhappy but otherwise healthy adult than all the medicine and psychology in the world.” — Paul Dudley White “I am dying from the treatment of too many physicians.” — Alexander The Great “Modern medicine is a negation of health. It isn’t organized to serve human health, but only itself, as an institution. It makes more people sick than it heals.” — Ivan Illich “To live by medicine is to live horribly.” — Carolus Linnaeus\n“Why would a patient swallow a poison because he is ill, or take that which would make a well man sick?” — L.F. Kebler, M.D.\n“A hospital bed is a parked taxi with the meter running.” — Groucho Marx\n“You may not be able to read a doctor’s handwriting and prescription, but you’ll notice his bills are neatly typewritten.” — Earl Wilson\n“A doctor’s reputation is made by the number of eminent men who die under his care.” — George Bernard Shaw\n“More people live off cancer than die from it.”– Dr. Deepak Chopra\n“He’s the best physician that knows the worthlessness of the most medicines.”– Benjamin Franklin\n“The fact that your patient gets well does not prove that your diagnosis was correct.” — Samuel J. Meltzer\n“Nearly all men die of their medicines, not of their diseases.” — Moliere\n“My doctor gave me six months to live, but when I couldn’t pay the bill he gave me six months more.” — Dick Wilson\n“I got the bill for my surgery. Now I know what those doctors were wearing masks for.” — James H. Boren\n“The Lord hath created medicines out of the earth; and he that is wise will not abhor them.” — Ecclesiasticus 38:4\n“When religion was strong and science weak, men mistook magic for medicine; now,when science is strong and religion weak, men mistake medicine for magic.” — Unknown\n“The art of medicine consists of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease.” — Voltaire\n“Health is the state about which medicine has nothing to say.” — W. H. Auden\n“Medicine is a collection of uncertain prescriptions, the results of which, taken collectively, are more fatal than useful to mankind.” — Napoleon\n“Poisons and medicine are oftentimes the same substance given with different intents.”– Peter Mere Latham\n“Financial ruin from medical bills is almost exclusively an American disease.”– Roul Turley\n“One doctor makes work for another.” — English Proverb\n“A vigorous five-mile walk will do more good for an unhappy but otherwise healthy adult than all the medicine and psychology in the world.” — Paul Dudley White\n“I am dying from the treatment of too many physicians.” — Alexander The Great\n“Modern medicine is a negation of health. It isn’t organized to serve human health, but only itself, as an institution. 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(507, 'Koch’s Postulates and HIV, AIDS, HPV, HEP C, Hantavirus, Ebola, SARS, West Nile Virus, and Many More Phantom Viruses', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/08/10/kochs-postulates-and-hiv-aids-hpv-hep-c-hantavirus-ebola-sars-west-nile-virus-and-many-more-phantom-viruses/', 'Koch’s Postulates and HIV, AIDS, HPV, HEP C, Hantavirus, Ebola, SARS, West Nile Virus, and Many More Phantom Viruses\nKoch’s postulates are a set of conditions long accepted as the requirements for establishing a fixed microorganism, filterable bacteria (virus), bacteria, yeast, and mold in the cause of a specific disease. The case for HIV, AIDS, HPV, HEP C, Hantavirus, Ebola, SARS, as with the identification of any causative infectious agent, should depend upon meeting these parameters, of which there are four.\nThe Four Parameters That Constitutes Proof That a Germ/Virus Esists and Causes A Disease!\n1)  The germ or virus must be found in all cases of the disease.  Tissues said to be affected by HIV, AIDS, HPV, HEP C, Hantavirus, Ebola, SARS, etc., including primarily the white blood cells of the immune system, particularly the T-cells, the brain neurons in dementia, skin cells in lesions, such as Kaposi’s sarcoma, as well as, theoretically, any cell in the body expressing the CD4 surface receptor said to be the key to germ or viral entry.\nThe abundance of uninfected T-cells, about 1 in 500, in all patients is the definitive argument against the false claims for high cell-wall particle ‘loads’ or ‘burdens’ in infected patients.  The absence of active, infectious unidentified virus automatically disqualifies HIV, AIDS, HPV, HEP C, Hantavirus, Ebola, SARS, West Nile, Epstein Bar Virus as a player of disease.\n2)  The germ or virus must be isolated from the host and grown in pure culture,  Even for the most experienced virus hunter, a virus that is so extremely scarce is difficult to find.  Only with rare luck and extreme persistence has ANY virus been extracted from an antibody-positive person.  This amounts to finding the proverbial needle of HIV, Ebola, etc. haystack of human DNA.  This difficulty speaks to HIV, AIDS, HPV, HEP C, Hantavirus, Ebola, SARS, West Nile, Epstein Bar, Etc. lack of potential in causing ANY disease.\n3) The purified germ or virus when isolated must cause the disease again in another host.  There is no animal or human model for HIV, AIDS, HPV, HEP C, Hantavirus, Ebola, SARS, West Nile, Epstein Bar,  Swine Flu, etc., and where there is NO animal or human model, you cannot establish Koch’s postulates.  Is is even more than disconcerting to think of the number of primates that have been injected to this day in an attempt to produce, HIV/AIDS, HPV, HEP C, Hantavirus, Ebola, SARS, West Nile, Epstein Bar, Swine Flu, Etc., without success.  All of these virus’s have received a special dispensation from Koch’s postulates.\n4) The germ or virus must then be isolable from the newly infected host.  We are now back to problem 2!\nThe Antibody That Isn’t Theory!\nBottom-line ALL of the virus’s mentioned above have received a free pass to existence and disease causing without meeting Koch’s postulates!  This is the reason I call them ALL pHantom Viruses!\nTo learn more about virus’s, vaccines and HIV, HPV, HEP C, Ebola, etc. read, Sick and Tired by Dr. Robert O. Young.  And you might enjoy reading the rest of the story concerning what is wrong with the autoimmune theory.  To get a copy of Sick and Tired go to: http://www.phmiracle.com or http://www.phmiraclebooks.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03678548336029053, 0.04895958676934242, -0.012390236370265484, -0.0592779703438282, 0.044777218252420425, 0.08380565792322159, 0.03808269277215004, 0.1023317351937294, 0.04163270816206932, 0.11380220204591751, 0.010299776680767536, -0.013195697218179703, -0.024239549413323402, 0.08519468456506729, -0.01288518775254488, -0.06643557548522949, -0.07824763655662537, 0.02552126906812191, -0.034795597195625305, 0.050543516874313354, 0.04637124389410019, 0.02096196450293064, 0.026537228375673294, -0.08242464810609818, -0.13588713109493256, 0.024048427119851112, 0.003174306359142065, 0.00574301416054368, -0.03521387651562691, 0.010545146651566029, -0.006191564723849297, -0.02475118078291416, 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(508, 'So What is a Virus? What is a Germ?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/08/09/so-what-is-a-virus-what-is-a-germ/', 'So What is a Virus? What is a Germ?\nLouis Pasteur’s germ theory has become a curse. Antoine BeChamp an adversary to Pasteur and his germ theory for scientific fraud said this about the germ theory, “there is nothing so false that does not contain some element of truth, and so it is with the germ theory.” The germ theory is the controlling medical idea for the world. In Pasteur’s day, and ever since, other proposed theories about the cause of disease have fallen on death ear because they have tended to contradict that paradigm. NO matter how simple and logical an idea about the cause of disease, if it does not promote the concept of invasion of a germ or virus and their specific cures it does not fit into the medical paradigm.\nThis quest to cure disease through medication is at the heart of modern allopathic medicine and the multi-trillion dollar pharmaceutical industry. It is a quest that persists despite evidence indicating that airborne germs or a virus do not cause the disease for which they are credited. After more than a century of trying, the Pasteurian germ theory and the virus theory has utterly failed in the quest to a cure for any disease. All major degenerative diseases are on the increase, as are so called infectious diseases which are not infectious at all! Every year, old symptoms are given new names – names like MS for polio, HIV/AIDS and SARS for poor sanitation, poor nutrition, poor lifestyle choices and drug use, Epstein-Barr virus for connective tissue disorders like fibramyalgia and NOW Ebola is back in the news killing thousands. This type of quack journalism is done to appear to be the work of a germ or virus. Unless we turn this nonsense around, the human race could become extinct like the dinosaurs from the treatments of modern medicine to kill a non- threatening or phantom germ or virus.\nSo What is a Virus? 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(509, 'Dr. Robert O. Young’s Research on the Cause and Cure of Diabetes Validated in New 14 Year Alkaline/Acid Study!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/08/09/dr-robert-o-youngs-research-on-the-cause-and-cure-of-diabetes-validated-in-new-14-year-alkalineacid-study/', 'A study of more than 60 000 w omen has shown that higher overall acidity of the diet, regardless of the individual foods making up that diet, increases the risk of type 2 diabetes. The study, the first large prospective study to demonstrate these findings, is published in Diabetologia.\nhttp://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2013-11/d-sit110813.php\nDr. Robert O. Young’s reserach on diabetes has been validated in new large diabetes study! The cause? Excessive acids from diet and/or metabolism! Read The pH Miracle for Diabetes to learn how to prevent and reverse Type II and Type I diabtetes!\nDuring follow-up, 1,372 new cases of incident type 2 diabetes occurred. In the overall population, those in the top 25% (quartile) for PRAL had a 56% increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes compared with the bottom quartile. Women of normal weight (BMI of 25 and under) had the highest increased risk (96% for top quartile versus bottom) while overweight women (BMI 25 and over) had only a 28% increased risk (top quartile versus bottom). NEAP scores showed a similar increased risk for higher acid load.\nA total of 66,485 women from the E3N study (the French Centre of the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition, a well-known ongoing epidemiological study) were followed for new diabetes cases over 14 years. Their dietary acid load was calculated from their potential renal acid load (PRAL) and their net endogenous acid production (NEAP) scores, both standard techniques for assessing dietary acid consumption from nutrient intake.\nTo learn more about how to prevent and reverse Type II and Type I Diabetes read The pH Miracle for Diabetes by Dr. Robert O. 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(510, 'The New science shows ultrasounds work better than mammograms at detecting breast cancer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/08/09/the-new-science-shows-ultrasounds-work-better-than-mammograms-at-detecting-breast-cancer/', 'The New science shows ultrasounds work better than mammograms at detecting breast cancer!\nAn analysis conducted by the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) reveals that, overall; ultrasounds have a 95.7 percent sensitivity rate in detecting malignant tumor cells while mammograms are only 60.9 percent sensitive, by comparison. Among 1,208 cases evaluated, ultrasounds also successfully detected about 57 percent more harmful breast cancers compared to mammograms.\nDr. Constance Lehman, M.D., Ph.D., Director of Radiology at SCCA and her colleagues observed that, particularly among women aged 30 to 39, ultrasounds are a safer and more effective alternative to mammograms as a breast cancer screening tool. Based on her and her team’s findings, it now appears prudent to switch gears and perhaps ditch mammography altogether.\n“In women under 40, ultrasound is better at evaluating breast lumps compared to mammography,” said Lehman about the findings, which were published recently in the American Journal of Roentgenology. Though Lehman still recommends mammograms for women over age 40, her study’s findings illustrate that they are an unnecessary risk. Earlier study finds ultrasounds far more effective than mammograms A New Zealand study published in the American Journal of Surgery back in 2004 clearly illustrates this point, having found that ultrasound is “significantly better than mammography for detecting invasive breast cancer,” having demonstrated a 92 percent success rate. Combining both mammography and ultrasound, on the other hand, only increased breast cancer detection by nine percent, which may represent statistical insignificance.\nUltrasounds also work better than mammograms at detecting cancer tumors in denser breast tissue. A Connecticut women, for example, was diagnosed earlier this year with stage 3C breast cancer after getting an ultrasound following a mammogram. The mammogram falsely indicated no tumors, while the ultrasound told the real story. . Mammograms cause cancer; ultrasounds do not . Steering clear of mammography becomes a whole lot easier, even in spite of intense social pressure, once women realize that the technology actually causes breast cancer. Besides its questionable efficacy, mammography has been shown in numerous studies to significantly increase women’s risk of developing breast tumors.\nThere is a reason why health bureaucracies and the medical community at large have had such difficulty establishing guidelines for when and how often women of various ages should get mammograms — the risks of getting mammograms are so verifiably high that they appear to cause far more harm than good. . 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(511, 'So What Is A Virus?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/08/08/so-what-is-a-virus/', 'Louis Pasteur’s germ theory has become a curse. Antoine BeChamp an adversary to Pasteur and his germ theory for scientific fraud said this about the germ theory, “there is nothing so false that does not contain some element of truth, and so it is with the germ theory.” The germ theory is the controlling medical idea for the world. In Pasteur’s day, and ever since, other proposed theories about the cause of disease have fallen on death ear because they have tended to contradict that paradigm. NO matter how simple and logical an idea about the cause of disease, if it does not promote the concept of invasion of a germ or virus and their specific cures it does not fit into the medical paradigm.\nThis quest to cure disease through medication is at the heart of modern allopathic medicine and the multi-trillion dollar pharmaceutical industry. It is a quest that persists despite evidence indicating that airborne germs or a virus do not cause the disease for which they are credited. After more than a century of trying, the Pasteurian germ theory and the virus theory has utterly failed in the quest to a cure for any disease. All major degenerative diseases are on the increase, as are so called infectious diseases which are not infectious at all! Every year, old symptoms are given new names – names like MS for polio, HIV/AIDS and SARS for poor sanitation, poor nutrition, poor lifestyle choices and drug use, Epstein-Barr virus for connective tissue disorders like fibramyalgia and NOW Ebola is back in the news killing thousands. This type of quack journalism is done to appear to be the work of a germ or virus. Unless we turn this nonsense around, the human race could become extinct like the dinosaurs from the treatments of modern medicine to kill a non- threatening or phantom germ or virus.\nYou do not catch a virus. Viruses are not sexually transmitted. The virus is an acidic waste product a poison created from an inverted way of living, eating and thinking.\nFrom Webster’s New Twentieth Century Dictionary, 1975\n1. venom, as of a snake 2. (a) any of a group of ultramicroscopic or submicroscopic infective agents that cause various diseases, as smallpox: viruses are capable of multiplying in connection with living cells and are variously regarded as living organisms and as complex proteins; (b) specifically, a filterable virus; (c) the exudation from the vesicles of cowpox, used as vaccine for smallpox. 3. that which corrupts or poisons the mind or character; evil or harmful influence.\nFrom Oxford English Dictionary\nVirus [L virus slimy liquid, poison, offensive odour or taste. Hence also F., Sp. Pg. virus.]\nIn Lanfranc’s Cirurgie (c 1400)77 the word explained as ‘ a thin venomy quitter’ is merely taken over from the Latin text.\n1. Venom, such as is emitted by a poisonous animal. (dated quotations) 2. Path. A morbid principle or poisonous substance produced in the body as the result of some disease, esp. one capable of being introduced into other persons or animals by inoculation or otherwise and of developing the same disease in them. (dated quotations) 3. fig. A moral or intellectual poison, or poisonous influence. (dated quotations) 4. Violent animosity; virulence. (one dated quotation)\nFrom The Encyclopedia Americana, 1958\nVirus, Infectious disease-producing agent largely characterized by small size and ability to reproduce only within living cells, that is a minute, obligate parasite.\nThe discovery of the chemical nature and crystallization of tobacco mosaic virus (the first virus or crystallized acid discovered) by Wendell M Stanley in 1935 (Science, June 28, 1935) opened the way for purification and intensive study of viruses or crystal acids.\nDr. Stanley brought a german scientist Dr. Peter Duesberg to Stanley Hall in Berkeley University in the 1960s. Dr. Duesberg wrote the book, Inventing the AIDS Virus where he suggests that HIV, Hep C. Hunta Virus and Ebola virus are ALL phantom viruses.\n“An eminent surgeon, M. Verneuil, ended by admitting as a demonstrated theorem that there is no spontaneous tetanus, that there is no spontaneous small pox, syphilis, glanders, hydrophobia, tuberculosis, carbon or malignant pustule; declaring that the pathogenic problem consisted solely in discovering how and when the microbe, also called virus, come from without, penetrates into the organism; declaring that the question is thus stated between old medicine and the microbina medicine with extreme simplicity and without the least ambiguity.”\n“But these assertions (of Surgeon Verneuil) are reduced to nothing, when we call to mind that the pretended germs of the air are only the microzymas of organisms which have disappeared, which had become bacteria by evolution; that even at the Acadamy of Medicine I said–and no one ventured to contradict me on the nosological roll by taking the pretended pathogenic microbe in normal air, but only in the diseased animal.”\nI must say that I am indebted to both Dr. Antione Bechamp and Dr. Verneuil for saving ourselves and whatever is left of our civilization from the peril of a viral microbe dogma and from current vival medical treatments, for those who have ears to hear and eyes to see.\nBottom line, the present of a virus or a crystal acid or a bacterium such as TB or the latest invention of a SARS like virus known as the Novel Coronavirus which todate is responsible for the death of 12 people is not caused by the infection of a germ or virus, but is caused by personal acidic lifestyle and dietary choices.\nDr. Benjamin Rush, Physician and signer of the Declaration of Independence, 1776 said this: “Unless we put medical freedom into the Constitution, the time will come when medicine will organize itself into an undercover dictatorship, To restrict the art of healing to one class of men and deny equal privileges to others will constitute the bastille of medical science. All such laws are un-American and despotic.”\nOur body in its wholeness is an ingenious creation of nature, It has been given all mechanisms to not only sustain its life but also to create new life. Every healthy person has innate regulatory mechanisms to maintain its alkaline design and self-healing powers, which ensure or reestablish the natural balance of the bodily functions, the homeostasis. It is not the doctor that heals us, nor the medication, but our own innate alkaline regulatory mechanisms. Our body is able to fully regenerate itself. Therefore, it is advised to use great discernment before labeling any disease as “incurable” or “untreatable.” If doctors come to the conclusion that a disease is incurable, they would be more accurate in saying that with their knowledge and experience, they are not able to offer any further help. The word “incurable” conveys fear, or false evidence appearing real, which stifles and weakens our body’s innate alkaline mechanism.\nBio-chemically speaking Health is all about alkaline balance. Bio-energetically speaking Health is all about energy. Vibrating energy is the origin of matter and the origin of life. And matter is nothing more than organized energy.\nIn 1984, the Swiss physicist Dr. Carlos Rubbia, received the Nobel prize for discovering a mathematically calculable natural constant with which he could calculate the ratio of mass particles (matter) in relation to navigating energy particles, The ratio of matter to energy that forms matter is 1 to 9,746 to the power of 108 or about 1 to 1,000,000,000 which means it takes one billion energy units to create one single unit of matter in a materialized tangible form. Isn’t interesting that we for the most part, preoccupy ourselves with only 1 billionth part of reality: that which is in a material form and can be seen and touched. We fail to see the far greater amount of energy particles it took to materialize our reality. This revolutionary scientific discovery shows us clearly that every form of matter is subject to higher energetic interactions and subject to change of form and function.\nWhen we analyze the energy content of any form of matter, we arrive at its smallest part, the atom and its protons, electrons and neutrons. There is ongoing movement without any contact- nothing tangible, just pure vibrating energy. This vibrating energy creates a frequency, which can be measured, a so-called wave length which can be seen using my photon interference photography. Every form of matter is characterized as a specific frequency spectrum. And each frequency spectrum can be measured using a decibel meter. All organized matter is nothing more than organized energy that gives off a specific frequency and a specific sound which can be measured and heard. When we turn on a light or an electrical device we can see the energy but we cannot perceive the electrical current itself, but we except its existence. This same materially non-perceivable electricity, this energy, flows through our body fluids especially our blood. Every one of us has enough measurable electrical current flowing through us to light up a 100 watt light bulb.\nLife/light = energy and energy = information or intelligence.\nPlasma which is 92% alkaline water at a pH of 7.365 is a good example for showing how matter as energy is transformed when additional energy is added or subtracted. Water has three different distinct bodies or states: solid, liquid and gaseous. Ice is frozen water or like the thickening of the blood. We can see it and feel its coolness. By adding energy in the form of heat to the ice it transforms back into a liquid. When we add more energy to the water it begins to boil and the molecules start moving faster and faster that they begin to transform into steam and become gaseous. This transformation of organized energy as matter from one form to another is know as biological or energetical transformation or also referred to as pleomorphism.\nEnergy and intelligence are identical. Every form of energy has a specific wavelength Every wavelength has its individual content of intelligence There are no accidents in the order of Nature\nOur cells, especially the red blood cells can only survive when our bodies are strong enough to maintain pH homeostasis at 7.365 or to regain it quickly after we have been exposed to toxic environmental threats. Some of the pH homoeostatic mechanisms in the body include temperature regulation, dilation of the eye, blood composition, heart rate, blood pressure, water content, blood sugar level, mineral relationships, and of course the acid/alkaline balance of our body fluids.\nThe normal state of health is not a static condition, but a coordination response of many systems and mechanisms. Fluctuations occur within a very narrow pH range. An imbalance of a point or two on the acid/alkaline pH scale is extremely disruptive to health. A few percentiles of variation of oxygen concentration in the blood can impair function. In the bloodstream, the slightest changes can be observed in the structures of the red and white blood cells, the level of cellular debris, the creation of cholesterol or calcium crystals, etc. If the blood sugar content is continually elevated due to body cell transformation or breakdown, the body chemistry becomes upset. An infinitesimal deficiency of sodium, calcium, potassium or magnesium, the alkaline buffers of the body can cause a problem in the function of many body parts.\nWe must keep our pH homoeostatic mechanism strong so that we can deal effectively with our world. If we are humming and the process of pH homeostasis is orderly, life continues; if we are honking and pH homeostasis is continually being disrupted, our health is in jeopardy. pH Homeostasis is a bit like balancing the books in accounting. It si maintained by balancing inputs with outputs – alkalinity in acids out.\nHow well we adapt in health and sickness is largely a function of the pH homoeostatic mechanism. The body’s chemistry response to such subtle changes that a negative thought, an acidic food or drink, or eating too much food can be a problem for maintaining alkaline balance.\nIn 1988 an article of the New England Journal of Medicine stated that, “most major chronic disease probably results from the accumulation of environmental factors over time in genetically susceptible people.”\nIn 1965, Rene Dubos, a medical historian and philosopher, pointed out that the body is imperfect in its attempts to adapt and maintain pH homeostasis. She said, “the mechanisms involved in regulating homeostasis do not always return the body’s functions to their original state. They can be misdirected. The body only has the ability to adapt to insults for so long. When it can no longer adapt, inflammation and then degeneration sets in. Health is the state that the body attains when an individual responds adaptively and restores the body to its original integrity.”\nThe term “homeostasis” was coined in the mid-1920’s by the American physiologist, Walter B. Cannon. But he was building on a concept of balance that dated back to ancient Western, Eastern, and Middle Eastern civilizations.\nThe balance equals good health equation was first suggested by Hippocrates (460-375 BC) and the ancient Greeks. Hippocrates considered health to be a state of harmonious balance and disease a state of disharmony. He and his contemporaries believed that harmony and balance existed between organs, between bodily fluids, and between body and soul. When the body is out of harmony and balance, illness occurs.\nThe Greeks ideas on equilibrium and health evolved further under the philosopher Aristotle (384-322 BC). He felt that a healthy body worked through what he described as a hemostat, a device that returns the body to a state of equilibrium even when it is subjected to stimuli that disturbs this balance. Everything is tied to this state of equilibrium, including the psyche and emotions, and nothing could be regarded as a separate component. To lead a healthy life, the condition of balance had to be maintained, This could only be achieved if the body had an adequate feedback system, a means by which signals were transmitted to different parts of the body to help move it back into balance when it moved too far off alkaline center.\nThis psychological viewpoint was shared by another philosopher, Epicurus (341-270 BC). In his writing he referred to psychological stress and suggested that an individual’s quality of life could be improved by coping with what we would now describe as emotional stressors.\nAs early as about 120 AD in India, Eastern philosophers had reached similar ideas about the importance of balance in health. A general medical textbook from that time, the Caraks, described health as a balance of bodily elements know as dhatus, and a happy mental state called prasana.\nThe Middle Eastern approach incorporated the Hindu teachings with the Greco-Roman medical doctrine. Being base upon both religious and philosophical ideas, Islamic healing involved both body and soul.\nOver 1000 years later, during the Middle Ages in Europe, good health was still linked to this notion of balanced physical, emotional, and spiritual state. To help people achieve this state, European hospitals were set up by religious orders and attached to abbeys, monasteries, and convents. Doctors prescribed diet, rest, sleep, exercise, and salt baths.\nIn 1600 Thomas Sydenham had begun classifying diseases, even though he believed disease was a result of imbalance, consistent with Hippocrates and Galen.\nIn 1628 Harvey traced the circulation of the blood, arguably perhaps the single greatest achievement in medicine.\nIn 1753 James Lind showed that Scurvy could be reversed with the limes that contain limonene – an antitoxic or antacid.\nDoctors began to lose their way in 1796. In 1796 Benjamin Rush observed that all fevers were associated with flushed skin, he concluded that this was caused by distended capillaries and reasoned that the proximate cause of fever must be abnormal “convulsive action” in these vessels. He took this a step further and concluded that all fevers resulted from disturbances of capillaries and since the capillaries were part of the circulatory system, he concluded that a hypertension of the entire circulatory system was involved. Rush proposed to reduce this convulsive action by “depletion” or bleeding. A reminder that the medical establishment’s acceptance of bleeding exists today in the name of the British Journal “The Lancet” one of the leading medical journals in the world. Today bleeding is called phlebotomy.\nAlso, In 1796 Edward Jenner took the pus from the runny sores of sick cows and injected it into the blood of his “patients. He thought that since pus is seen routinely in all kinds of wounds, pus was seen as a necessary part of healing.\nIn 1788 vaccinia was the bacteria that medical science suggested caused cowpox.\nIn 1830 the development of the first modern day achromatic microscope.\nIn 1835, Harvard’s Jacob Bigelow argued in a major address that in “the unbiased opinion of most medical men of sound judgement and long experience . . . the amount of death and disaster in the world would be less, if all disease were left to itself.”\nIn 1840 Jacob Henle in his essay, “On Miasmata and Contagia” first formulated the modern germ theory. He suggested that disease seem to germinate, grow and spread – like a first point or origin, a seed, a bacterium. The germ theory said that minute living organism invade the body, multiply and cause disease and that a specific germ causes a specific disease.\nIn 1850 Samule Thomson said, ” May the time soon come when men and women will become their own priest, physicians and lawyers – when self-government, equal rights and moral philosophy will take the place of all popular crafts of every description . . False theory and hypothesis constitute nearly the whole art of medicine.”\nIn 1860 Louis Pasteur suggested that living organisms, not a chemical chain reaction caused fermentation, winning converts to the germ theory.\nIn 1881 an American scientist George Sternberg was the first to isolate the fungus, pneumococcus and the first to observe the white blood cells engulfing bacteria, a key to understanding the immune system.\nIn 1882 a German, Robert Koch isolated the tubercle bacillus and declared it as the bacterium that caused tuberculosis that further confirmed the germ theory of Pasteur.\nIn 1884, German scientist Friedrich Loeffler isolated the diphtheria bacillus from throats of patients, grew it on a special medium (labs today call this Loeffler’s serum slope to grow the bacteria from suspected cases), and began careful experiments in animals that took several years. His work suggested that the bacteria themselves did not kill; the danger came from a toxin, diptherium, an acidic poison that the bacteria excreted as a waste product from sugar metabolism.\nIn 1885 Max von Pettenkofer insisted that Koch’s bacteria were only one of many factors in the causation of disease. His dispute with Koch became increasingly bitter and passionate. Petterkofer determined to prove himself right, prepared test tubes thick with lethal cholera bacteria. Then he and several of his students drank them down. All survived. Petterkofer claimed victory that germs do not cause disease.\nIn 1889 Pasteur’s proteges, Emile Roux and Alexandre Yersin grew broth thick with diphtheria bacteria and used compressed air to force broth through a filter of unglazed porcelain. The filter was designed by Charles Chamberland, a physicist working with Pasteur; though only a tool, the filter itself would prove to be immensely important. NO bacteria or solids could pass through the porcelain. Only liquid could. They then sterilized this liquid. It still killed. That proved that bacteria, an insoluble could not kill, but a soluble, an acidic toxin did the KILLING.\nAfter the civil war medicine had discovered drugs – such as quinine, digitalis and opium of which Oliver Wendell Homes the physician Father of the Supreme Court justice said, “I firmly believe that if the whole materia medica, as now used, could be sunk to the bottom fo the sea, it would be all the better for mankind – and all the worse for the fishes.”\nOffend the Gods, an ancestor, or an evil witch and be struck down as punishment. Lead a sinful life and you were tempting fate.\nIf we will consider disease as a symptom of disease not the cause, then the germ is nothing more than an expression of acid/alkaline fluid imbalance and a biological transformation of blood and body cells of what use to be organized to that which is changing into a new form. This was my discovery in 1994. I witnessed biological transformation as seen on pg. 126 of my book “Sick and Tired” the transformation of a rod bacteria back into a red blood cell and then back into a bacterial rod. I knew for the first time that bacteria was not a demon, not an entity but a biological transformation, a new formation of a preceding form. Not the cause of disease but the expression of a change in the internal environment which had given rise to change. For several years I felt alone in this discovery until I learned of the works of the giants that proceeded me that had their finger on the magic of life.\nAntoine BeChamp (1816-1908) “Disease is born in us and from us.”\nFlorence Nightingale – a famous nurse (1820 -1910)\nMathias Schleiden and Theodor Schwann (1839)\nGunther Enderlein ((1872- 1968)\nWalter B. Cannon (1871-1945) “Only by understanding the wisdom of the body shall we attain the mastery of disease and pain that will enable us to relieve the burden of the people.”\nRoyal Raymond Rife (1888-1971)\nPhilosophically speaking, Pasteur had an ally in Napoleon III, who came to power in 1852. The Emperor believed in a police state and in using complete control to rule. Pasteur’s mechanistic idea of disease, finding the right cure for each germ, fit into this philosophy of control.\nGiving the responsibility to the any government to cure disease is giving up control and our personal freedom. It takes responsibility – and power – away from the individual. In the words of Antoine BeChamp, “there is nothing so false that does not contain some element of truth and so it is with the germ theory.”\nOne of five of us will become diabetic One of two of us will develop cancer One of two of us will develop cardiovascular disease One of six couples will suffer from unexplained infertility. One of seven women in the US will develop breast cancer.\nNow, it is my hope that we will all soon realize that we are all responsible for our own health – you alone. A medical practitioner can only help to relieve symptoms. Ultimately, you are the one who has to take charge. Health is a choice just as disease is a choice. You are responsible for what goes into your mouth and what comes out of your mouth, as well as for what you think, feel and do. Health is all about personal choices and consequences.\nThe health and energy of the human organism is the knowledge that our bodies are alkaline by design and acidic by function. I have found that the best way to maintain that alkaline design is through an alkaline lifestyle and diet, I call the pH Miracle which is outlined in our books, The pH Miracle, The pH Miracle for Diabetes, The pH Miracle for Weight Loss and NOW the pH Miracle for Cancer.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.06091251224279404, -0.01186916884034872, 0.0019816553685814142, -0.020098507404327393, 0.013459919951856136, 0.029544271528720856, 0.01085110567510128, 0.09582822769880295, 0.02916065603494644, 0.05476207286119461, 0.01523732952773571, 0.004096588585525751, 0.016578346490859985, 0.06707310676574707, -0.12006598711013794, -0.03069247305393219, -0.08488304913043976, -0.015095515176653862, 0.00720908073708415, 0.08706140518188477, 0.0015091297682374716, 0.05090247094631195, 0.007517698686569929, -0.0037488264497369528, -0.10087331384420395, 0.0029650444630533457, -0.03403883054852486, -0.08346617966890335, -0.02793337032198906, 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(512, 'Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Prostate Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/08/04/self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-prostate-cancer/', 'Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Prostate Cancer\nPaul Coleman from Oxford, England is a 7 degree black belt. He was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He came to the p H Miracle Living Center at the Rancho del Sol in Valley Center, Californis, to restore his health and vitality.\nPlease watch, share and like Paul Coleman’s video testimony. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40dPdJpwlFU&list=UUsbpi7mIU9j52L2PfYkPJdg\nThe picture below is Paul doing Sesan Kata at the 40th JKF Gojukai Championships, Sendai, Japan, July 2014.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.02887667529284954, 0.01971725933253765, -0.08832501620054245, -0.021482868120074272, -0.05864383280277252, -0.017525354400277138, 0.06180194765329361, 0.0344335213303566, -0.004816494882106781, -0.035670798271894455, 0.03324056416749954, 0.06380639970302582, -0.04198902100324631, 0.04014841467142105, 0.020339330658316612, 0.013286651112139225, 0.05586478114128113, 0.03401724249124527, -0.05876515060663223, -0.031754154711961746, -0.041034020483493805, 0.07650590687990189, 0.09251151233911514, 0.04774780571460724, 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