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(1166, 'Shelley Redford Young at The pH Miracle’s Vegan Alkaline Edamame Pate', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/10/20/shelley-redford-young-at-the-ph-miracles-vegan-alkaline-edamame-pate/', 'Shelley Redford Young at The pH Miracle’s Vegan Alkaline Edamame Pate\nShelley Redford Young at The PH Miracle’s Vegan Alkaline Edamame Pate\nYou can read my partner, Scott Brick’s personal story of healing with Dr Young. He continues to work with Dr Young, eat Shelley’s amazing vegan alkaline food, and THRIVE! Dr Young kindly allowed me to spend a few days with the chefs in the pH Miracle kitchen, where I had a crash course in preparing many of Shelley’s incredible recipes. I had SO much fun!\nThis fabulous edamame pate is a glorious example of the quick easy tasty food you can prepare as an alkalarian. This recipe has become a staple in our house, and I am sure it will be in your house too. Shelley typically makes this recipe in her masticating juicer by pressing the coconut and edamames through and mixing. But you can also make it in your Sous Chef® food processor . Shelley says about this recipe, “This pate is a beautiful green and white marbled pate with an Asian flair. High in protein and healthy fats. Makes great baby food too!” I say, “It is absolutely delicious and not to be missed!”\nShelley Redford Young at The PH Miracle’s Vegan Alkaline Edamame Pate\n1 cup of  fresh coconut meat (1 Young Thai coconut)\n1 ½ -2 cups of raw edamame (you can buy frozen and thaw)\n½-1 tsp garlic salt (I use Real Garlic Salt)\nIn your Sous Chef® food processer using an S-blade, place edamame beans and coconut meat and pulse chop until well mixed and the texture of the edamame and coconut shows in a marbled way.\nStir in the toasted sesame oil and garlic salt to taste.\nThis can be served fresh or chilled.\nUse an ice cream scoop to spoon out pate on top or to the side of salads, or enjoy as a spread/dip in wraps, or on crackers or with veggie crudités. 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(1167, 'Reversing Sensitivities, Allergies, Inflammation and Pain Can Be As Simple As Giving Up Peanuts, Peanut Oil and Peanut Butter!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/10/15/reversing-sensitivities-allergies-inflammation-and-pain-can-be-as-simple-as-giving-up-peanuts-peanut-oil-and-peanut-butter/', 'Reversing Sensitivities, Allergies, Inflammation and Pain Can Be As Simple As Giving Up Peanuts, Peanut Oil and Peanut Butter!\nMost people think of food and drink allergies as reactions to certain foods that cause obvious symptoms, such as stomach pains, itching, swelling of the face and lips, and red, raised, angry-looking skin rashes. All of these symptoms are caused by the the acids from acidic foods and drinks.\nYet the majority of people — some 30 percent of all Americans — have more subtle acidic symptoms and signs. These can include joint pain, fatigue, clouded thinking, psychiatric illnesses, and even severe neurological disorders. Once again ALL of these symptoms are caused by acidic foods and drinks.\nAll of these acidic dietary symptoms, which the sufferer usually never even connects with food, I call acidic food and drink intolerances.\nAcidic food and drink intolerances that leads to acidic allergies is easy to identify and to cure! Just because you can eat a certain acidic food or drink a certain acidic liquid without having to rush to the emergency room doesn’t mean it isn’t ultimately going to cause you serious harm.\nTrue acidic food and drink allergies are usually immediate and occur within hours of ingesting the offending acidic food or drink. Reactions appear with a sudden, almost explosive, onset. Some reactions can cause rapid collapse and even death, such as we commonly see, with two of my top ten acid foods that should never be ingested, peanuts or peanut butter and shell fish, like shrimp or lobster.\nAcidic reactions to food and drink intolerances can be delayed days, weeks, and even months after exposure to an acidic food or drink. The symptoms they cause are usually not connected with reactions to foods or drinks, and doctors miss the connections when the acidic reaction is delayed. The reason for the delayed reaction is sometimes it takes days, weeks or months for the acid residues to build up until the body is over-burnden – thus the acidic reaction which the body trying to eliminate via any orifice.\nSince doctors are not much help, what can you do to determine whether you are having acidic allergies or intolerances that could be causing many common acidic complaints? Proper pH urine and saliva testing and live and dried blood microscopy are key. I discuss in depth how to prevent and reverse acidic food and drink allergies and intolerances in our pH Miracle books, especially Chapter 11 in The pH Miracle for Weight Loss.\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/c-25-books-dvds-audios.aspx\nIn addition, here are a few of my top ten acidic foods and drinks that cause acidic allergies and other symptoms associated with sensitivities, allergies, pain, ulcerations and degenerative dis-ease:\n1) Dairy products, including milk, cheese, ice cream, butter, and yogurt contain the acid lactose that breaks down to lactic acid that leads to sensitivities, inflammation, pain, ulcerations and cancer.\n2) Animal proteins, including beef, pork, chicken and turkey are highly acidic with dietary acids, including nitric acid, uric acid, sulphuric acid and phosphoric acid that lead to heart disease to cancer.\n3) Seafood, including all shell fish have now been affected by ionizing radiation from Fukashima nuclear meltdown.  Seafood is also a risk factor for mercury toxcity associated with nuerological dis-eases.\n4) Algae will adsorb and absorb oxygen from the blood causing oxygen deprivation.\n5) Mushrooms are a fungi that breakdowns down matter.\n9) Eggs according to the Department of Agriculture contain over 38 million microorganisms that may be harmful to the body.  Eggs will activate the immune system to clear the toxins from eggs for 3 to 5 hours after ingestion.\n10) Alcohol is a known acid that is harmful to the body cells and tissues, especially the liver.\nRemember, you don’t get sick you have to do sick. 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(1168, 'Nebulizing – An Effective Delivery System For Alkalizing the Blood and Tissues!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/10/12/nebulizing-an-effective-delivery-system-for-alkalizing-the-blood-and-tissues/', 'Nebulizing – An Effective Delivery System For Alkalizing the Blood and Tissues!\nUses compressed air to generate a fine colloidal mist\nOffers a range of particle sizes\nNo  restrictions on colloidal alkalizing solutions\nAvailable in tabletop models and handheld models\nUses ultrasonic vibrations passed through water to generate a fine or smaller colloidal mist\nOffers a very consistent particle size\nWhen using medications there are restrictions because heat is transferred to the medication which can alter the efficacy of the drug\nColloidal alkalzing solutions are NOT affected by the heat.\nAvailable in handheld models only\nTwo minutes of nebulizer use every fifteen minutes for four hours.\nFive minutes of nebulizer use every hour.\nOne complete dose of colloidal alkalizing nutrients once to four times daily.\nOne half dose of colloidal alklaizing nutrients once to four times daily.\n10ml of colloidal alkalizing solution inhaled until gone.  Generally takes 20 minutes .\nFor the treatment of dietary and/or metabolic acids in association with infectious dis-eases such as Hepatitis and HIV.\nGeneral Bacterial Out- Infections where the increase in bacteria is coming from the breakdown of body cells due to excess tissue acidosis.\nAs a spray for burns, skin abrasions and minor cuts.\nAs an alternative to oral use.\nAs a complimentary treatment with internal colloidal alkalizing nutrients.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.03095211647450924, -0.046604692935943604, 0.03770622983574867, -0.005691403988748789, -0.03855185955762863, -0.09936849772930145, -0.006362194195389748, 0.07267734408378601, -0.047983650118112564, -0.05563189089298248, -0.008257334120571613, -0.014916726388037205, 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(1169, '75% Of Physicians in The World Refuse Chemotherapy for Themselves', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/10/01/75-of-physicians-in-the-world-refuse-chemotherapy-for-themselves/', '75% Of Physicians in The World Refuse Chemotherapy for Themselves\nPolls were taken by accomplished scientists at the McGill Cancer Center from 118 doctors who are all experts on cancer. They asked the doctors to imagine they had cancer and to choose from six different “experimental” therapies. These doctors not only denied chemo choices, but they said they wouldn’t allow their family members to go through the process either! What does that say about their true opinion of this archaic method?\nThese surveys are having a profound effect on the general public opinion of chemo treatments in most of Western society, especially the United States, which uses more than any nation in the world. This lack of trust by doctors is spilling over to patients, and the move towards natural alkalizing remedies is increasing, much the way it did in the early 1900′s, before the dawn of corrupt medicine, pharmaceuticals, and radiation.\nAn elevated level of acidic toxicity is actually the last thing any human being needs when trying to purge the body of excess acids that is causing the dis- ease, or pneumonia.\nAuto-immune disorders are mainly caused when humans ingest acids from food, acidic drinking water, acidic vaccines contaminated with chemicals, acidic artificial sweeteners and acidic environmental pollution.\nChemotherapy, like the popular Cis-platinum, fills the body with horrific acidic toxins, and doctors and scientists know it, but because the FDA outlaws doctors from suggesting or prescribing vitamins, supplements, herbs and super alkalizing foods and green drinks, acid chemical therapy is still “recommended.”\nThe way to beat cancer is to detoxify and alkalize your body and support your host immune system, not break it down further by dousing one tumor or one organ with toxic acidic chemicals that pollute and degenerate the entire body system.\nPut it this way, if an elderly person had an injured toe and it needed a cold compress to help heal it, would you submerge the senior in a freezing pool of acid water repeatedly for days, and then wait for the toe to heal?\nDoctors know how absurd the ideology of chemotherapy really is, but when a society bases the bulk of its therapy on chronic care management, the doctors are silently coerced into suggesting it or finding another profession!\nChemotherapy shows very little success with common solid tumors that occur in the colon, lung and breasts, as documented over the past decade, yet somehow doctors still push “chemo” to attempt to stave off tumors and malignant growths in these areas of the body.\nCould it be some extreme coincidence that although 75% of doctors would refuse chemotherapy for themselves and their family members, they still prescribe it for 75% of their patients? The costly price of chemo and the likelihood of Big Pharma “kickbacks” is screaming the answer “no.”\nAt best, chemotherapy should be considered alternative treatment, but for over 70 years Allopathic medicine has warped the public perception of true alkalzing medicine, so if you happen to do cancer with an acidic lifestyle and diet and your doctor tells you what to do, you may want to ask him/her if they would do the same thing for themselves and their family members.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.04483659937977791, 0.009386895224452019, 0.0150772575289011, -0.03845156356692314, -0.04305817559361458, 0.008659199811518192, 0.010187378153204918, 0.1346995234489441, 0.01544286124408245, 0.022449908778071404, -0.05321626737713814, 0.054677434265613556, 0.06089414283633232, 0.005864327773451805, -0.07474789768457413, 0.046391069889068604, 0.0782889798283577, -0.05986927077174187, -0.06592537462711334, 0.04120544716715813, 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(1170, 'The Lymphatic System', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/10/01/the-lymphatic-system/', 'Within us all there is a silent system working to keep us healthy- the lymph system – our human vacum cleaner of acidic waste products. Without it our bodies would swell up like balloons, swamping our cells with stagnant acidic fluid. The lymph system’s impact is so far reaching that many don’t even realize that minor aches and pains caused by acid build-up, low energy or the release of excess acids via colds and flu are all due to a sluggish acidic lymph system and a compromised/suppressed immune system incapable of removing toxic acidic dietary, environmental and metabolic acids.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.04588104411959648, -0.021905602887272835, 0.025784801691770554, 0.05312155559659004, 0.07031968235969543, 0.011970140971243382, 0.009434746578335762, 0.09057272225618362, 0.03694776073098183, -0.04120324179530144, -0.007707304786890745, 0.008012576028704643, 0.07577266544103622, -0.020956164225935936, -0.023247171193361282, 0.022880688309669495, 0.04189615324139595, -0.016810599714517593, -0.11401598155498505, -0.027482690289616585, 0.010209418833255768, 0.052762437611818314, 0.04386855289340019, 0.027073757722973824, -0.06475523114204407, 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(1171, 'Men – O – Pause is a Condition of an Acidic Lifestyle and Diet', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/09/18/men-o-pause-is-a-condition-of-an-acidic-lifestyle-and-diet/', 'Men – O – Pause is a Condition of an Acidic Lifestyle and Diet\nThis results in a decrease of the acidic hormone testosterone (which is a good thing) but a build up of other dietary and metabolic acids from stress and a diet high in protein results in lack of sex drive, impotence, erectile dysfunction, low sperm counts, frequent urination and other frequent side effects such a weight gain around the abdomen, depression and mood swings (which is a bad thing).\nDuring men – o – pause, testosterone, an acidic waste product of reproductive activity drops off dramatically. This does not mean you need more of the acidic hormone testosterone – what you need is less dietary and metabolic acids and improved elimination of these acids through defecation, urination, perspiration and respiration.\nA deficiency in alkalinity and especially alkalizing mineral salts, including sodium chloride, magnesium chloride, sodium bicarbonate and potassium bicarbonate, can result in muscle weakness, muscle loss, muscle soreness, weight gain, frequent urination, prostatitis, prostate cancer, erectile dysfunction, low sperm counts, loss of skin elasticity (wrinkles), elevated cholesterol levels, high blood pressure, sclerotic plaque, mood swings, depression and even hot flashes.\nThis is why I recommend Alkaline Replacement Therapy (ART) to correct the over-acidic condition and warn men of the toxic acidic affects from Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) and its many symptomologies, including cancer.\nIt is known that alkalinity increases the bones’ ability to absorb calcium, reducing the risk of weak bones and osteoporosis and the muscles to absorb magnesium, reducing the risk of muscle loss. Alkalizing mineral salts also lower your risk of heart disease and stroke, which is certainly no small matter, considering that heart disease is the leading kilter of men over age 45.\nMany studies show that testosterone supplements can increase the risk of prostate cancer.\nBecause testosterone is an acidic toxic waste product of glandular function.\nSupplementing an acidic hormone like testosterone would be like pumping carbon monoxide into your gas tank. Just as carbon monoxide is an acidic waste product of energy production so testosterone is an acidic waste product of a man’s reproduction function and it is toxic to the blood, tissues and organs of the body.\nThis is making some doctors more conservative about dispensing prescriptions for hormone replacement therapy, particularly to men and/or women who have a family history of reproductive – system cancer.\nBecause alkaizing minerals, herbs,  anti-acid nutrients and seed oils are alkalzing buffers of the this acidic hormone, called testosterone.\nAnd for many men who do take the acid testosterone, the herbs, alkaline mineral salts, anti-oxidant nutrients and seed oils will allow them to take a lower dose of testosterone or even get off of these toxic acidic hormonal waste products!\nMany plant phyto-nutrients are alkaline substances or antioxidants in plants that buffer and neutralize the human testosterone acid and protects the male reproductive organs.\nIn fact, phyto-nutrients have been present in the human diet for thousands of years and is an alkaline source to buffer dietary and metabolic acids, including testosterone or estrogen, especially in midlife and beyond.\nAnimal-based  anti-hormonal compounds are often used to treat symptoms of men -o – pause or menopause, but many men and/or women are reluctant to use these substances.\nThe pomegranate seed oil buffers the acidic affects of testosterones and estrogens and reduces the negative health symptoms associated with men – o – pause.\nI recommend an increase in alkaline mineral salts of sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, potassium bicarbonate, magnesium chloride and calcium chloride to maintain the alkaline design of a man’s body, especially the reproductive system.\nFor more information on these alkaline mineral salts go to:\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/pHourSalts.htm\nI also recommends 3 to 4 grams of pomegranate seed oil (CLA) to help support the male reproductive system and prevent the symptoms associated with male reproductive acidic stress.\nhttp://phmiracleliving.com/p-565-l-arginine-max.aspx\nwww.phmiracleliving.com or call at: 760-751-8321\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.004956538788974285, -0.01873139664530754, -0.01139567419886589, 0.059832192957401276, -0.004836470820009708, 0.044254422187805176, 0.019891617819666862, -0.002015672856941819, -0.04741097614169121, -0.04717561602592468, -0.024703122675418854, 0.038404323160648346, -0.035505425184965134, 0.0007985542179085314, 0.04418471083045006, 0.023827768862247467, 0.06578942388296127, 0.04493562877178192, 0.005559306126087904, 0.024007536470890045, 0.10292524844408035, 0.05173839256167412, -0.01815902814269066, -0.022260572761297226, -0.12271154671907425, -0.023159945383667946, 0.0017496512737125158, 0.02688657119870186, -0.0013074682792648673, -0.03258637338876724, 0.00869947113096714, 0.005473241675645113, 0.05057345703244209, -0.13878369331359863, 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(1172, 'British Engineers Develop An Inexpensive Ultrasound', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/09/16/british-engineers-develop-an-inexpensive-ultrasound/', 'British Engineers Develop An Inexpensive Ultrasound\nA hand-held scanner, costing as low as sixty dollars and of the size of a computer mouse, if plugged into any computer can reveal vital information about the foetus, liver, thyroid, gallbladder, pancreas and reproductive organs that can save lives of thousands of women, men and children, has been developed by British engineers.\nThe device, developed at Newcastle University could be a big help to medical teams working in the world’s poorest nations with basic, antenatal information that could save thousands of lives. The device, as big as a computer mouse, works in a similar way to existing ultrasound scanners, using pulses of high frequency sound to build up a picture of the unborn child or a liver tumor on the computer screen, according to a Newcastle statement.\nTested by experts in the Regional Medical Physics Department at the Freeman Hospital, part of the Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, the scanner produces an output power that is 10-100 times lower than conventional hospital ultrasounds.\n“Here in the UK, we take these routine, but potentially lifesaving, tests for granted,” explains Neasham, a sonar expert based in the University’s School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.\n”Imaging to obtain even the simplest information such as the child’s position in the womb or how it is developing is simply not available to women in many parts of the world,” Neasham said.\n“We hope the very low cost of this device and the fact that it can run on any standard computer made in the last 10 years means basic antenatal imaging could finally be made available to all women,” Neasham added.\nRead more: http:// www.dailymail.co.uk/ indiahome/indianews/ article-2203880/ Ultrasound-machine-plugs-PC -Device-raises-hackles-sex -test-campaigners-India.ht ml#ixzz26dnTAu9h\n— with DrArthur Ciaramicoli , Dr-Raed Elottol and DrPeter Al Semaani .\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0028413489926606417, -0.011727161705493927, -0.040595561265945435, -0.09117085486650467, -0.02015063539147377, -0.08081969618797302, 0.029097076505422592, 0.002371148904785514, -0.06585022807121277, -0.007730146870017052, -0.007928555831313133, 0.004789067432284355, -0.006462153512984514, 0.038303129374980927, -0.13887806236743927, -0.045789316296577454, 0.048286110162734985, -0.08476676791906357, -0.005327573977410793, -0.013670627027750015, -0.038218095898628235, -0.03734331950545311, 0.026399537920951843, -0.0710727646946907, 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(1173, 'Reversing Medically Diagnosed Thyroid Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/09/16/reversing-medically-diagnosed-thyroid-cancer/', 'Reversing Medically Diagnosed Thyroid Cancer\n(The above thermography is a picture of a patient of the pH Miracle Center with diagnosed Thyroid Cancer and a thyroid tumor mass that went from 3+cm to less then 1.5 cm in 4 weeks.  The patient is sucessfully following the pH Miracle “Life” style and diet to reverse his cancerous condition without surgery, radiation or chemotherapy.)\nAccording to the National Cancer Institute, there are about 56,000 new cases of thyroid cancer in the US each year, and the majority of those diagnoses are papillary thyroid cancer—the most common type of thyroid cancer. Females are more likely to have thyroid cancer at a ratio of 3:1. Thyroid cancer can occur in any age group, although it is most common after age 30, and\nThyroid cancer does not always cause symptoms; often, the first sign of thyroid cancer is a thyroid nodule.\n•The National Cancer Institute recommends that anyone who received radiation to the head or neck in childhood be examined by a doctor every one to two years to detect potential thyroid cancer. •The thyroid gland produces electical signals to communicate with other glands and organs which are important in the normal regulation of the metabolism of the body. •There are four major types of thyroid cancer: papillary, follicular, medullary and anaplastic. •The most common signs and symptoms of thyroid cancer include a lump, or thyroid nodule, that can be felt in the neck, trouble swallowing, throat or neck pain, swollen lymph nodes in the neck, cough, and vocal changes. •Most commonly an ultrasound is performed to confirm the presence of a nodule, and assess the status of the whole gland. •Surgery is the most common form of treatment for thyroid cancer that has not spread to other •The survival rate and prognosis of thyroid cancer depends upon a few factors, including the individual’s age, the size of the tumor, and whether the cancer has metastasized.\nThe thyroid is a gland in the neck. It has two kinds of cells that make hormones. Follicular cells make thyroid hormone, which affects heart rate, body temperature, and energy level. C cells make calcitonin, a hormone that helps control the level of calcium in the blood. The thyroid is shaped like a butterfly and lies at the front of the neck, beneath the voice box (larynx). It has two parts, or lobes. The two lobes are separated by a thin section called the isthmus. A healthy thyroid is a little larger than a quarter. It usually cannot be felt through the skin. A swollen lobe might look or feel like a lump in the front of the neck. A swollen thyroid is called a goiter. Most goiters are caused by not enough iodine in the diet.\nWhat are the types of thyroid cancer?\nThyroid nodules can be benign or malignant. The following are the major types of thyroid cancer:\n• Papillary and follicular thyroid cancers account for 80 to 90 percent of all thyroid cancers. Both types begin in the follicular cells of the thyroid. Most papillary and follicular thyroid cancers tend to grow slowly. If they are detected early, most can be treated successfully.\n• Medullary thyroid cancer accounts for 5 to 10 percent of thyroid cancer cases. It arises in C cells, not follicular cells. Medullary thyroid cancer is easier to control if it is found and treated before it spreads to other parts of the body.\n• Anaplastic thyroid cancer is the least common type of thyroid cancer (only 1 to 2 percent of cases). It arises in the follicular cells. The cancer cells are highly abnormal and difficult to recognize. This type of cancer is usually very hard to control because the cancer cells tend to grow and spread very quickly.\nDietary and metabolic acids that affect the thyroid can also damage cells in other organs giving the improession that the cancer is spreading or metastasizing.  When cancerous cells are found in nearby lymph nodes, nerves, or blood vessels this is the result of an over-acid lifestyle and diet and not the spread of cancer cells from the primary site.\nCurrent medical science believes that cancer spreads from its original place to another part of the body and the new tumor has the same kind of abnormal cells and the same name as the primary tumor. For example, if thyroid cancer spreads to the lungs, the cancer cells in the lungs are thyroid cancer cells. The disease is metastatic thyroid cancer, not lung cancer. It is treated as thyroid cancer, not as lung cancer.  This is a medical myth.  Cancer is a disease of the fluids of the body and NOT the cells of the body.  Cancer is an acidic condition that is systemic and affects the weakest parts of the body and NOT a localized condition that metastasizes.\n• Family history. Medullary thyroid cancer can be caused by a change, or alteration, in a gene called RET. The altered RET gene can be passed from parent to child. Nearly everyone with the altered RET gene will develop medullary thyroid cancer. A blood test can detect an altered RET gene. If the abnormal gene is found in a person with medullary thyroid cancer, the doctor may suggest that family members be tested.\n• Age. Most patients with thyroid cancer are more than 40 years old. People with anaplastic thyroid cancer are usually more than 65 years old.\n• Race. In the United States, white people are more likely than African Americans to be diagnosed with thyroid cancer because of their acidic lifesytles and diet.\n• Not enough alkaizing iodine in the diet from mineral salts. The thyroid needs the mineral salt iodine for the thyroid to function properly. In the United States, iodine is added to salt to protect people from thyroid problems. Thyroid cancer seems to be less common in the United States than in countries where the mineral salt iodine is not part of the diet.\nMost people who have known risk factors do not get thyroid cancer. On the other hand, many who do get the over-acid dis-ease have none of these risk factors. People who think they may be at risk for thyroid cancer should discuss this concern with their doctor. The doctor may suggest ways to reduce the risk and can plan an appropriate schedule for checkups.\nWhat are symptoms of thyroid cancer?\nEarly thyroid cancer often does not cause symptoms. But as the cancer grows, symptoms may include:\nThese symptoms are not sure signs of thyroid cancer. An out-infection, a benign goiter, or another problem also could cause these symptoms. Anyone with these symptoms should see a doctor as soon as possible.\nIf a person has any of these over-acid symptoms caused by an over-acidic lifestyle and diet that suggest thyroid cancer, the doctor may perform a physical exam and ask about the patient’s personal and family medical history. The doctor also may order laboratory tests and imaging tests to produce pictures of the thyroid and other areas.\nThe exams and tests may include the following:\n• Blood tests—the doctor may test for abnormal levels (too low or too high) of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) in the blood. TSH is made by the pituitary gland in the brain. It stimulates the release of thyroid hormone. TSH also controls how fast thyroid follicular cells grow. If medullary thyroid cancer is suspected, the doctor may check for abnormally high levels of calcium in the blood. The doctor also may order blood tests to detect an altered RET gene or to look for a high level of calcitonin.\n• Ultrasonography—the ultrasound device uses sound waves that people cannot hear. The waves bounce off the thyroid, and a computer uses the echoes to create a picture called a sonogram. From the picture, the doctor can see how many nodules are present, how big they are, and whether they are solid or filled with fluid.\n• Thermography scanning— offers a non-invasive, non-radiologic measurement of thyroid physiology. 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(1174, 'All Cancers Are Caused By Dietary, Metabolic and/or Environmental Acids!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/09/13/all-cancers-are-caused-by-dietary-metabolic-andor-environmental-acids/', 'All Cancers Are Caused By Dietary, Metabolic and/or Environmental Acids!\nCancer Is A Four Letter Word – ACID\nSodium bicarbonate is safe, extremely inexpensive and unstopably effective when it comes to cancerous tissues. Its an irresistible chemical, cyanide to cancerous cells for it hits the cancerous cells with a shock wave of alkalinity, which allows much more oxygen into the cancer cells than they can tolerate.\nCancerous cells cannot survive in the presence of high levels of oxygen. Sodium bicarbonate is, for all intent and purposes, an instant eliminator of tumor formations. Full treatment takes only days, as does another cancer treatment that heats the cancer cells with laser generated heat.\nThe extracellular(interstitial) pH (pHe) of solid tumors is significantly more acidic compared to normal tissues.\nCase one: A patient diagnosed with pulmonary neoplasm of the lung, underwent treatment with sodium bicarbonate, before submitting to surgery to remove part of the lung. Treatment consisted of sodium bicarbonate administered orally, by aerosol, and IV. After first treatment reduction of nodules and absorption was evident, and after 8 months was no longer visible at all. Treatments also reduced size of the liver and results were confirmed by both X-ray and CAT scan.\nThe pH balance of the human bloodstream is recognized by medical physiology texts as one of the most important biochemical balances in all of human body chemistry. pH is the acronym for “Potential Hydrogen”. In definition, it is the degree of concentration of hydrogen ions in a substance or solution. It is measured on a logarithmic scale from 0 to 14. Higher numbers mean a substance is more alkaline in nature and there is a greater potential for absorbing more hydrogen ions. Lower numbers indicate more acidity with less potential for absorbing hydrogen ions.\nOur body pH is very important because pH controls the speed of our body’s biochemical reactions. It does this by controlling the speed of electrical activity as well as the speed that electricity moves through our body. The higher (more alkaline) the pH of a substance or solution, the more electrical resistance that substance or solution holds. Therefore, electricity travels slower with higher pH. If we say something has an acid pH, we are saying it is hot and fast. Ân alkaline pH on the other hand, biochemically speaking, is slow and cool. Cancer tissues have a much higher concentration of toxic acidic chemicals, pesticides, etc then do healthy tissues.\nIn 1973, a study conducted by the Department of Occupational Health at Hebrew University-Hadassah Medical School in Jerusalem found that when cancerous breast tissue is compared with non-cancerous tissue from elsewhere in the same woman’s body, the concentration of toxic acidic chemicals such as DDT and PCBs was “much increased in the malignant tissue compared to the normal breast and adjacent adipose tissue.” This should say something to the oncologists of the world about chemical etiologies that are going undiagnosed and untreated.\nPart of any successful cancerous protocol includes chelation and detoxification of heavy metals and a host of toxic chemicals, which are all invading our bodies everyday. It is literally raining mercury, uranium contamination is increasing, lead we are discovering is even more toxic than anyone ever believed and is even in the bread that we eat arsenic is in our chicken, the government still wants you to get your yearly mercury flu shot, dentists of course are still using hundreds of tons of mercury exposing patients to internalized toxic waste dumps (mercury vapors), and fluoride is still put in the water. This just covers a small slice of the toxic acidic disaster that is the hallmark of life in the 21st century. But oncologists have just not been able to understand that patients with a cancerous condition are suffering from acid poisoning on a massive scale with all the chemicals scientists have already established that cause a cancerous condition in the first place.\nThe pH Miracle Center recommends alkaline foods, drinks and sodium bicarbonate so that the pH of the blood remains high, which in turn means that the blood is capable of carrying more oxygen. This in turn keeps every cell in the body at peak efficiency and helps the cell eliminate waste products.\nDetoxification and chelation will proceed more easily and safely under slightly alkaline conditions. Increased urinary pH reduces oxidative stress in the kidney so it behooves us to work clinically with sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium bicarbonate.\nPatients receiving sodium, magnesium, potassium, and calcium bicarbonate achieved urine pH of 8.5 as opposed to 5.6 with those receiving sodium chloride. This alkalinization is theorized to have a protective effect against the formation of metabolic and dietary acids that may cause nephropathy.\nBody pH level changes are intense in the profundity of their biological effects. Even genes directly experience external pH. pH differentially regulates a large number of proteins. Increased oxidative stress, which correlates almost exponentially with pH changes into the acidic, is especially dangerous to the mitochondria, which suffer the greatest under oxidative duress. Epigenetics, which may now have begun eclipsing traditional genetics, commonly describes how factors such as diet and smoking, rather than inheritance influence how genes behave.\nThe great advantage of knowing the prime cause of a disease is that it can then be attacked logically and over a broad front.\nDr. Otto Warburg, two times Nobel Prize winner, stated in his book, The Metabolism of Tumors that the primary cause of cancer was the replacement of oxygen in the respiratory cell chemistry by the fermentation of sugar. The growth of cancer cells is initiated by a fermentation process, which can be triggered only in the absence of oxygen at the cell level. What Warburg was describing was a classic picture of acidic conditions. Just like overworked muscle cells manufacture lactic acid by-products as waste. Cancerous cells spill lactic acid and other acidic compounds causing an acidic fluid pH.\nAfter we just saw how important sulfur is in human health and how useful a basic chemical like sodium thiosulfate can be, we now get a crash course in the power of sodium bicarbonate and the act of instantly turning cancerous cells alkaline. Might as well shoot a guided cruise missile at them – so effective, safe, quick and precise is sodium bicarbonate, inexpensive as well. Just a few pennies a day of it will keep cancer further away, keeping it at arms length from ourselves, patients and loved ones. It is something we can use to treat our water with as well, excellent to put in distilled or reverse osmosis water or any water for that matter.\nA true understanding of any cancerous condition is impossible without understanding why some tissues in the body are deficient in oxygen and therefore prone to fermentation. Cancerous tissues are acidic, whereas healthy tissues are alkaline. Water (H2O) decomposes into H+ and OH-. When a solution contains more H+ than OH- then it is said to be acid. When it contains more OH- than H+ then it is said to be alkaline. When oxygen enters an acid solution it can combine with H+ ions to form water. Oxygen helps to neutralize the acid, while at the same time the acid prevents oxygen from reaching the tissues that need it. Acidic tissues are devoid of free oxygen. An alkaline solution is just the reverse. Two hydroxyl ions (OH-) can combine to produce one water molecule and one oxygen atom. In other words, an alkaline solution can provide oxygen to the tissues.\nThe pH scale goes from 0 to 14, with 7 being neutral. Below 7 is acid and above 7 is alkaline. The blood, lymph and cerebral spinal fluid in the human body are designed to be slightly alkaline at a pH of 7.365.\nAt a pH slightly above 7.365 cancerous cells become dormant and at pH 8.5 cancerous cells will die while healthy cells will live. This has given rise to a variety of treatments based on increasing the alkalinity of the tissues such as the pH Miracle Living diet, the drinking of fresh fruit and vegetable juices, and dietary supplementation with alkaline minerals such as calcium, potassium, magnesium, caesium and rubidium. But nothing can compare to the instant alkalinizing power of sodium, magnesium, potassium and calcium bicarbonate for safe and effective reversal of cancerous tissue.\nLike magnesium chloride or sulphates are excellent emergency medicines, basic chemicals, nutritional in nature, sodium bicarbonate is a nutritional medicine meaning it cannot and will not end up controlled by CODEX. To control bicarbonate they would have to demand mothers stop making cake with it. We might thus identify sodium bicarbonate as an emergency medicine for cancerous conditions with the above supporting approaches working on broader levels to help overall physiology change to a degree where body chemistry is unfavorable for new cancerous growth.\nCancer seems to grow slowly in a highly acid environment (because the acids cause it to partially destroy itself) and may actually grow more quickly as your body becomes more alkaline prior to reaching the healthy pH slightly above 7.4 where the cancerous tissue becomes dormant.\nTherefore it is important to get pH above 7.4 quickly. Once one has achieved a pH above 7.4, it is useful to monitor saliva pH regularly to ensure that the body remains sufficiently alkaline.\nEarlier and more frequent use of sodium bicarbonate was associated with higher early resuscitability rates and with better long-term neurological outcome. Sodium bicarbonate is beneficial during CPR.\n“The therapeutic treatment of bicarbonate salts can be administered orally, through aerosol, intravenously and through catheter for direct targeting of tumors. All of Dr. Tullio Simoncinis treatments with sodium bicarbonate are directed as specifically as possible to the organs involved, for example, vaginally as well as abdominally into the peritoneal space for cervical cancer, through the hepatic artery for liver cancer in order to get the solution as close to the affected area as possible. Sodium bicarbonate administered orally, via aerosol or intravenously can achieve positive results in most tumors, including the brain, while others, such as the serious ones of the bones can remain unaffected. Dr. Simoncini, with the help of interventionist radiologists was able to reach those areas of the body that had previously been inaccessible. This was achieved through positioning appropriate catheters either in cavities for peritoneum and pleura, or in arteries to reach other organs.\nThe most effective measure to treat RT-induced mucositis in patients with head and neck cancer is frequent oral rinsing with a sodium bicarbonate rinse, to reduce the amount of oral microbial flora.\nCase two: A nine-year-old child is hospitalized and diagnosed with Ewings Sarcoma on the right humerus. Despite several chemotherapy cycles surgery removed the humeral bone. Growth of three tumor masses continued despite continued efforts to stop progression. Sodium bicarbonate salts treatment were then started administered by catheter into the right sub-clavian artery in order to administer the salts (phleboclysis of 500 cc at five per cent) directly on the tumoral masses. Of the 3 masses shown by the scographic scan of May 7, 2001, whose size is respectively:\nAfter the sodium bicarbonate salts treatment only one tumor was left, with a size of only 1.5 cm, which is most likely residual scarring, as shown by the echography of September 10, 2001.\nSodium bicarbonate injection is also indicated in the treatment of metabolic acidosis which may occur in severe renal disease, uncontrolled diabetes, and circulatory insufficiency due to shock or severe dehydration, extracorporeal circulation of blood, cardiac arrest and severe primary lactic acidosis. Sodium bicarbonate is further indicated in the treatment of drug intoxications, including barbiturates. Sodium carbonate has been found effective in treating poisoning or overdose from many chemicals and pharmaceutical drugs by negating the cardiotoxic and neurotoxic effects. Sodium bicarbonate is useful in treating neurological disorders in children.\nAn extremely simple therapy used by physicians who treat autism is to supply a mild antidote that neutralizes the excess acids. The most convenient product is a non-prescription drug called Alka-Seltzer Gold. Do not use any other kind of Alka-Seltzer. Alka-Seltzer Gold, is simply a very safe product (sodium and potassium bicarbonate) that helps to neutralize excess acids of any kind.\nBiological Treatments for Autism and PDD\nOne mother wrote, that it worked so well for both of my children that the die-off was an uneventful experience, even though they both had very high levels of yeast. The restoring of acid/alkaline balance also relieves many allergies. These children also had grave disturbances in electrolyte chemistry, and tended to be acidotic (low CO). The data that unfolded was fascinating and clearly earmarked the acidosis and hypoxic state (low serum bicarbonate = low O2 levels).\nPotassium bicarbonate, sodium bicarbonate, magnesium carbonate and the like were used. Now we began to understand why so many children responded to Buffered C (potassium bicarbonate, calcium carbonate, magnesium carbonate), and others needed a more specific buffer (in some children for example niacin was grossly depleted and they required niacin bicarbonate), wrote Patricia Kane.\nThe acid/alkaline balance is one of the most overlooked aspects of health, though many have written much about it. In general, the American public is heavily acid, excepting a few vegetarians.\nCase three: A 62-year-old patient undergoes surgery in December 1998 for endometrial adenocarcinoma, followed by successive cycles of radiotherapy and anti-hormone therapy. Following the thickening of the peritoneum and the growth of several lymph nodes due to carcinosis; from the clinical point of view, the patients condition decayed with the presence of exhaustion, general swelling, intestinal meteorism, irregularity of evacuation, steady feeling of heaviness and blood pressure instability. Treatment with a 5% sodium bicarbonate solution administered alternately through an endoperitoneal catheter and via IV showed rapid improvement to a normal condition of health. A final CAT scan confirms the regression of the peritoneal carcinosis and a stabilization of the size of the lymph nodes when compared to the preceding year.\nThe kidneys are usually the first organs to show chemical damage upon uranium exposure, military manuals suggest doses or infusions of sodium bicarbonate to help alkalinize the urine if this happens. This makes the uranyl ion less kidney-toxic and promotes excretion of the non-toxic uranium-carbonate complex. The oral administration of sodium bicarbonate diminishes the severity of the changes produced by uranium in the kidneys.\nCase four: A 40-year-old patient underwent surgical intervention (left radical mastectomy) for mammary carcinoma seven months earlier. After three months of chemotherapy, the patient is affected by: diffused pulmonary and hepatic metastasis; bone metastasis particularly to the fifth and sixth lumbar vertebrae, with invasion and compression of the medullar channel, which is causing extreme pain which makes the patient unresponsive to any treatment. All pain suppressant drugs ” morphine included ” are totally ineffective and the patient is totally prostrate even unable to sleep. Believing that fungal colonies amassed in the medullar channel will respond to administration of sodium bicarbonate salts, lumbar injections are begun.\nDr Tullio Simoncini recounts: As I administer it by slowly injecting 50 cc of sodium bicarbonate solution at 8.4 %, the patient tosses and with a thread of a voice confesses to me that she has slept only two hours in the last week. Exhausted, she whispers to me: If only I could sleep half an hour tonight. But the day after, she calls me on the phone and says: I have slept all night. After two more lumbar injections of the bicarbonate salts in the next month, the pain disappeared completely. Magnetic Resonance imaging reports performed before and after treatment were defined by hospital head of the radiology department as “shocking.”\nSodium bicarbonate is the chemical compound with the formula NaHCO3. Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) is commonly used as an antacid for short-term relief of stomach upset, to correct acidosis in kidney disorders, to make the urine alkaline during bladder infections and to minimize uric acid crystallization during gout treatment. Prescription sodium bicarbonate products are given by injection to treat metabolic acidosis and some drug intoxications. Sodium bicarbonate is available as a non-prescription medical as well as a general house hold item. It is also used with other non-prescription drugs for short-term treatment of various conditions to treat anything from fever to moderate pain.\nSodium bicarbonate possesses the property of absorbing heavy metals, dioxins and furans. Comparison of cancer tissue with healthy tissue from the same person shows that the cancer tissue has a much higher concentration of toxic chemicals, pesticides, etc. Sodium bicarbonate neutralizes acids present in gases (in particular hydrochloric acid, sulphur dioxide, hydrofluoric acid) to form sodium salts (sodium chloride, sodium sulphate, sodium fluoride, sodium carbonate), which are all known as Residual Sodium Chemicals. Sodium bicarbonate can be made into a paste salve with vinegar, it relieves burning from bug stings (particularly bee stings), poison ivy, nettles, and sunburn. It is used as an antacid to treat acid indigestion and heartburn. Mixed with water in a 10% solution can soften earwax for removal.\nSubstituting a sodium bicarbonate solution for saline infusion prior to administration of radio-contrast material seems to reduce the incidence of nephropathy.\nBecause sodium bicarbonate has long been known and is widely used, it has many other names including sodium hydrogen carbonate, sodium bicarbonate, baking soda, bread soda, cooking soda, bicarb soda, saleratus or bicarbonate of soda. It is soluble in water. This white solid is crystalline but often appears as a fine powder. It has a slight alkaline taste resembling that of sodium carbonate. It is a component of the mineral natron and is found dissolved in many mineral springs. It is also produced artificially. World wide production is on the scale of 100,000 ton/year. Sodium bicarbonate is primarily used in cooking (baking) where it reacts with other components to release carbon dioxide, that helps dough “rise.”\nIt is commonly used to increase the pH and total alkalinity of the water for pools and spas. Sodium bicarbonate can be added as a simple solution for restoring the pH balance of water that has a high level of chlorine. It is sometimes used in septic tanks to control pH and bacteria.\nSodium bicarbonate-rich mineral water in conjunction with a healthy mineral salt diet may have a beneficial effect on calcium homeostasis.\nDistilled water is not safe, it lacks bicarbonates and minerals and yes, it is acid forming to the body. Yet it is an excellent aid in detoxification and chelation for its purity pulls on toxicities in the body. Part of the reason why our body is acid is that it lacks enough bicarbonate necessary to neutralize metabolic and dietary acids. Whenever the water lacks the proper bicarbonates to neutralize the water in distilled water your body basically becomes a little more acid. But we can easily treat distilled or reverse osmosis water by adding bicarbonate and magnesium and perhaps even some sodium thiosulfate.\npH of the blood is the most important factor to determine the state of the micro-organisms in the blood.\nThe native chemical and physical properties of sodium bicarbonate account for its wide range of applications, including cleaning, deodorizing, buffering, and fire extinguishing. Sodium bicarbonate neutralizes odours chemically, rather than masking or absorbing them. Consequently, it is used in bath salts and deodorant body powders. Sodium bicarbonate tends to maintain a pH of 8.1 (7 is neutral) even when acids, which lower pH, or bases, which raise pH, are added to the solution. Its ability to tabletize makes it a good effervescent ingredient in antacids and denture cleaning products. Sodium bicarbonate is also found in some anti-plaque mouthwash products and toothpaste.\nSodium bicarbonate also is indicated in severe diarrhoea which is often accompanied by a significant loss of bicarbonate. Vigorous bicarbonate therapy is required in any form of metabolic acidosis where a rapid increase in plasma total CO2 content is crucial e.g. cardiac arrest, circulatory insufficiency due to shock or severe dehydration , and in severe primary lactic acidosis or severe diabetic acidosis.\nSodium Bicarbonate Injection, USP is administered by the intravenous route. In cardiac arrest, a rapid intravenous dose of one to two 50 mL vials (44.6 to 100 mEq) may be given initially and continued at a rate of 50 mL (44.6 to 50 mEq) every 5 to 10 minutes if necessary (as indicated by arterial pH and blood gas monitoring) to reverse the acidosis. Caution should be observed in emergencies where very rapid infusion of large quantities of bicarbonate is indicated. Bicarbonate solutions are hypertonic and may produce an undesirable rise in plasma sodium concentration in the process of correcting the metabolic acidosis. In cardiac arrest, however, the risks from acidosis exceed those of hypernatremia.\nIn the current system, if a promising compound can’t be patented, it is highly unlikely ever to make it to market no matter how well it performs in the laboratory or in emergency room situations. The hormone melatonin, sold as an inexpensive food supplement in the United States, has repeatedly been shown to slow the growth of various cancers when used in conjunction with conventional treatments. Dr. Paolo Lissoni, another Italian oncologist has written many articles about this hormone and conducted clinical trials. But he has despaired over the pharmaceutical industry total lack of interest in his treatment approach.\nWe need a new approach to fight cancerous conditions, one that will work safely and effectively since the majority of us are now destined to have to suffer through cancer at one point or another in our lives. The situation in the field of oncology is horrendous and in the area of childhood oncology they have earned their place in the book The Terror of Paediatric Medicine, (which one can download as a free e-book.)\nMost people today cringe at the idea of finding a cancer then slashing, burning and poisoning it to smithereens. Most would agree that the mainstream cancer approach offers only marginal benefits at best, and providers push screening and aggressive treatment in part because they have nothing else to give, and also because it is very profitable.\nIf the body’s cellular metabolism and pH is balanced it is susceptible to little illness or disease.\nSince 1971, when President Nixon declared war on cancer, the budget of the National Cancer Institute has increased to $4.8 billion from half a billion and cancer rates are still going up. For most of the past half-century, medical treatment of invasive tumors like those of the breast and colon has relied mainly on drugs, radiation or both, in effect carpet-bombing the DNA of cancer cells. These highly toxic treatments do not address the root causes of cancer and are extremely dangerous, medical approaches involving the highest risks.\nThe great variety of cancers must reflect a fundamental mechanism by which the disease arises, one that has not been so clearly apparent until now.\nThough allopathic medicine already uses sodium bicarbonate it will not any day soon turn to its own arsenal of already available safe and inexpensive medications like sodium bicarbonate or magnesium chloride. The medical industrial complex seems unwilling to change its views on cancer so patients will need to quietly ask their doctors for intravenous bicarbonate without specifying it as a substance they want to use to cure their cancer. It will be easier to find someone if one approaches with a need to treat acidic conditions than the actual cancerous condition. Few doctors are willing to risk their licenses so it is better not to put them in an uncomfortable situation that they cannot control.\nThe closer the pH is to 7.35 – 7.45, the higher our level of health and well being and our ability to resist states of disease.\nSadly this does not address the need for the use of catheters which target tumors more directly thus pushing us toward a more complete protocol that will target cancerous conditions in a more general and comprehensive way. This needs to be done anyway because eliminating the tumor with a rush of alkalinity that provokes an oxygen rush into the cells will not prevent the condition from reoccurring. Though we can think that acidity is a basic cause of any cancerous condition a more basic cause is addressed when we look at what leads to the acidic conditions that are so prevalent in our bodies today.\nSodium bicarbonate is an anti-fungal substance that is very diffusible and thus very effective.\nDr Tullio Simoncini says, “It is useful to consider the extreme sensitivity of fungi to saline and electrolytic solutions. These solutions, because of their extreme capacity for diffusion, are able to reach all the mycelial biological expressions, including the most infinitesimal ones. Salts and bicarbonates, by making the “terrain” completely inorganic, eliminates the slightest organic fonts that fungi could use for nourishment. In this context, sodium bicarbonate, which is currently used in children’s oral candidiasis, appears to be a simple and handy weapon capable of uprooting, inhibiting, or attenuating any neoplastic formation wherever it is possible to easily apply it.”\nFor centuries, medicated baths have been one of the first lines of treatment for psoriasis. Even today, with sophisticated immunosuppressive treatments available, Dead Sea salts and spa waters are recognized to be beneficial in the management of psoriatic patients.\nTo assess statistically the efficacy of sodium bicarbonate baths in psoriasis patients, thirty-one patients with mild-moderate psoriasis were studied. Almost all patients who used sodium bicarbonate reported a statistically valuable improvement. Sodium bicarbonate baths reduced itchiness and irritation; in general, the patients themselves recognized a beneficial impact on their psoriasis, so much so that they have continued to bathe in sodium bicarbonate even after the end of the study.\n“Sodium bicarbonate therapy is harmless, fast and effective because it is extremely diffusible. A therapy with bicarbonate for cancer should be set up with strong dosage, continuously, and with pauseless cycles in a destruction work which should proceed from the beginning to the end without interruption for at least 7-8 days. In general a mass of 2-3-4 centimetres will begin to consistently regress from the third to the fourth day, and collapses from the fourth to the fifth.\nGenerally speaking, the maximum limit of the dosage that can be administered in a session gravitates around 500 cc of sodium bicarbonate at five per cent solution, with the possibility of increasing or decreasing the dosage by 20 per cent in function of the body mass of the individual to be treated and in the presence of multiple localizations upon which to apportion a greater quantity of salts,” instructs Dr Simoncini.\nIn the early stages of acidic pH in the body’s tissues, the warning symptoms are mild. These include such things as skin eruptions, headaches, allergies, colds, flu and sinus problems. These symptoms are frequently resolved (manipulated) with high pH water, chlorophyll and other alkalizing nutrients. The longer and the deeper we become acidic the more our illness takes hold so it’s best to fight acidic conditions early on and in every presenting clinical situation. Certainly a highly toxic drug like anti-viral Tamiflu won’t do a fraction of the job sodium bicarbonate will do especially if it’s combined with magnesium chloride and iodine as well as high levels of magnesium oxide.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.011798115447163582, 0.010079248808324337, 0.03704030066728592, -0.0405474416911602, 0.007637850008904934, -0.0024509441573172808, 0.03710143640637398, 0.09212512522935867, 0.012785014696419239, -0.016311656683683395, -0.03718630596995354, -0.01700454391539097, 0.05326039344072342, -0.006632610224187374, -0.04564701393246651, 0.06644581258296967, 0.023901499807834625, 0.02387925051152706, -0.058942317962646484, 0.021973758935928345, 0.02635836787521839, 0.03132884204387665, -0.0036578215658664703, 0.050775375217199326, 0.020636342465877533, -0.03829260170459747, 0.04081032797694206, -0.011903851293027401, -0.06242560222744942, -0.011647732928395271, 0.03538678213953972, 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(1175, 'Chewing Gum is Pure Acid!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/09/13/chewing-gum-is-pure-acid/', 'Gum is highly acidic and depletes the body’s alkaline reserves contributing to sickness and dis-ease.\n“Gum base” is a blend of elastomers, plasticizers, fillers, and resin. Some of the other ingredients that go into this mix are polyvinyl acetate, which is frequently referred to as “carpenter glue” or “white glue”. Paraffin wax is another ingredient that is a byproduct of refined petroleum. Chewing plastic, petroleum and rubber are highly acidic/toxic to the blood and tissues. As you chew gum, you activate the alkaline buffering system and white blood cells as you leach highly acidic toxins into the blood and tissues.\nThe controversy surrounding this substance is widespread. It is one of the most acidic/toxic substances one can consume.  Aspartame has been linked to all of the major acidic brain dis-eases including Alzheimer’s and ALS. It is also considered a prime contributor to many other dis-eases such as diabetes, multiple sclerosis, asthma, obesity, and many others. It is in many weight loss products on the market today, but in the long run actually contributes to obesity due to his extreme acidity. Aspartame is an acidic excitotoxin, which over excites neurons in the brain until they ferment, burn and die.\n#3: Hydrogenated Coconut Oil and Starch.\nHydrogenation is chemical process that adds hydrogen across a double bonded carbon. This is done to increase the shelf life of a product, turning oil into a more plastic like substance. This process also creates trans-fats, which are now known to be highly tixuc and thus very harmful to health.\nIngredient #4: Colors (titanium dioxide, blue 2 lake, red 40).\nTitanium dioxide is a nanoparticle that is very common in sunscreen and many other health products, including synthetic nutritional supplements. New evidence is leading in the direction of this substance being carcinogenic, leading to a cancerous acidic condition.  Humans are drawn to things that are colorful. Artificial food colorings, such as red 40, are made from petroleum and are dangerous to health because food coloring are strong acids. Many people have extreme allergies to these acidic substances and they have been implicated in contributing to ADD and other congnitive disorders.\nIngredient #5: Sorbitol, Xylitol, Mannitol, Maltitol.\nThese acidic sugar alcohols are originally made from an toxic compound called sugar.  All forms of sugar and its derviatives are ALL toxic to the blood and tissues and are significant contributors to ALL sickness and dis-ease.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.058496054261922836, -0.09496723860502243, 0.01613534986972809, 0.07898682355880737, -0.024970553815364838, 0.009496609680354595, 0.050157513469457626, 0.09606364369392395, -0.04687521979212761, 0.013599589467048645, -0.05718368664383888, 0.03809403255581856, -0.0046919784508645535, 0.04935360327363014, -0.025165239349007607, 0.021119004115462303, 0.08092799782752991, 0.017011733725667, -0.08447026461362839, 0.05198591575026512, 0.10494986921548843, 0.053673338145017624, 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(1176, 'pHMiracleLiving Special Announcement', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/09/12/phmiracleliving-special-announcement/', 'pHMiracleLiving Special Announcement\nWe are excited to make you aware that Thomas Doty, of HealThomas.com, is coming to visit us at The pH Miracle Center.\nAfter being told that “the combined surgeries, along with the chemo Thomas had received over the past three years had, ‘run their course,\'” and that the tumors were still growing, he thought his only option was to take an oral form of chemo. These toxic drugs have only further weakened him. But his family recently discovered The pH Miracle and are coming to start his journey back to health.\nIf you are interested in learning more about Thomas’ story or would like to donate to his healing you can do so at his website: HealThomas.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03444090858101845, 0.016114750877022743, 0.06582384556531906, -0.027524439617991447, -0.06202877312898636, -0.023781457915902138, 0.029881970956921577, 0.05471562594175339, -0.04875784367322922, -0.09494917094707489, -0.01576959900557995, 0.0531882643699646, 0.0018975688144564629, 0.02515510655939579, -0.03301066532731056, 0.0022489596158266068, -0.035526566207408905, 0.017051445320248604, -0.04058470204472542, 0.060758527368307114, -0.021133780479431152, 0.042339861392974854, 0.04407864436507225, 0.0364978089928627, -0.003914212808012962, 0.016141314059495926, 0.032306380569934845, -0.06025335565209389, -0.013866052962839603, -0.011819891631603241, 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(1177, 'A Oncological Medical Doctor Surviiving Pancreatic Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/09/11/a-oncological-medical-doctor-surviiving-pancreatic-cancer/', 'A Oncological Medical Doctor Surviiving Pancreatic Cancer\nDr. Maria Guerro has been a California licensed medical doctor who treats patients with cancer for over 20 years. Now she has cancer. In fact one of the worst cancers you can get – pancreatic cancer. Maria finds new hope in the science of Dr. Robert O Young and the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet in reversing her cancerous condition.\nTo view the video interview go to:\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.0068623037077486515, -0.0467572920024395, 0.0027308028656989336, 0.010633083060383797, -0.04028929024934769, -0.0020155562087893486, 0.032613832503557205, 0.11032754182815552, 0.08183205872774124, -0.0746929869055748, -0.01098339818418026, 0.013494331389665604, -0.028436241671442986, -0.0225371103733778, -0.1088177040219307, 0.015282651409506798, -0.0260764267295599, -0.023681174963712692, 0.05365787819027901, 0.05111216753721237, -0.06704463809728622, 0.019435791298747063, 0.01767972856760025, 0.09014265984296799, 0.04371670261025429, -0.04582682251930237, -0.018943671137094498, -0.025815695524215698, -0.0553613044321537, -0.03625590726733208, 0.040174826979637146, 0.05146715044975281, 0.027564410120248795, 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(1178, 'The Risk of Pancreatic Cancer, Arthritis, Osteoporosis, CVD and More! and How To Prevent or Reverse Cancer, Arthritis, Osteoporosis, CVD and More!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/09/11/the-risk-of-pancreatic-cancer-arthritis-osteoporosis-cvd-and-more-and-how-to-prevent-or-reverse-cancer-arthritis-osteoporosis-cvd-and-more/', 'The Risk of Pancreatic Cancer, Arthritis, Osteoporosis, CVD and More! and How To Prevent or Reverse Cancer, Arthritis, Osteoporosis, CVD and More!\nTo prevent and/or reverse cancer, including pancreatic cancer it is important that you know that increasing alkalizing mineral salts of sodium, magnesium, potassium and calcium into the diet will reduce the risk of ALL cancers, including pancreatic cancer.  Supplementing these minerals will also prevent and reduce the risk of Athritis, Osteoprosis and CVD!\nNot supplementing alkaline mineral salts on a daily basis in your diet could be the single most damaging thing you could possibly do to your health.  And yet, 99% of us do NOT get enough alkalizing mineral salts to reduce dietary and/or metabolic acids that can cause Cancer, including Pancreatic Cancer, Arthritis, Osteoporosis and CVD.\nBackground: Why alkaline minerals and your pH matters\nJust as your temperature absolutely has to stay at 38.5 C or 98.6 F degrees (and your body will do whatever it takes to keep it at that level) your body has to maintain a pH of 7.365.\nIf you eat, drink and live an lifestyle that is over-acid, the stress it puts on your body to maintain this delicate pH of 7.365 directly leads to sickness and disease. Your body is naturally acid forming – your natural bodily processes, metabolism and the body’s removal of wastes and toxins leads to small amounts of acid by-products. To neutralize these toxic acidic waste products we have an alkaline buffering system in the body that keeps this 7.365 pH level in our blood and other body cells balanced.\nAnd this alkaline buffering system use to be 100% adequate…until our modern acidic lifestyle kicked in.  Now a diet of pizza, coffee, chips, chocolate, soda, alcohol, white bread, cheese, microwave meals, trans-fats and take aways plus a lifestyle of stress, pollution, chemicals and toxins means that we are constantly pushing our body to the max to try and deal with this constant, overwhelming attack of dietary, metabolic and environmental acids.\nTo put this in context, the pH scale (that runs from 1-14) is logarithmic. This means that pH 6 is 10x more acidic than pH 7, meaning pH 5 is 100x times more acidic than pH 7 and pH 4 is 1000x more acidic.\nCola has a pH of between 2 and 3 – pH 2.5 is almost 500,000 times more acidic than neutral water, and you need 32 glasses of neutral (pH 7) water to counteract the consumption of one glass of Cola.\nSo you can see how a diet filled with meats, dairy, fizzy drinks, alcohol, etc. would quickly deplete the body’s alkaline buffers to maintain its akaline design. The Scientific Proof That Alkaline Minerals Are Critical To Your Health\nAs recently as October 2009, a Cambridge University study published in the highly respected British Journal of Nutrition stated:\nCancer Thrives in an Acidic Environment\nAcidosis and Osteoporosis Alkaline Minerals Prevent Osteoporosis\nA recently published study in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism (Vol 94, No 1 96-102, 2009) has provided further evidence that the consumption of and supplementation with alkaline minerals is essential for good health. The objective of the study was to understand the effect of alkaline minerals (potassium bicarbonate, sodium bicarbonate and potassium chloride) on bone health – specifically, the ability of these alkaline minerals to slow the bone resorption rate and calcium excretion.\nThe participants who were taking the bicarbonate supplements had significant reductions in urinary N-telopeptide and calcium excretion when compared to the control group. This means that when taking the alkaline minerals, bones remained stronger and healthier.\nSource: Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism (Vol 94, No 1 96-102, 2009) Cardiovascular Disease & the Alkaline Diet\nAlkaline Minerals Critical to Prevention of CVD\nIn the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine, Joseph Campbell provides a thorough review of the scientific literature surrounding minerals and disease and highlights that the alkaline minerals, magnesium and calcium, are critical to the prevention of cardiovascular disease (CVD). He also highlights that “Excessive consumption of acid producing foods, results in metabolic acidosis. When this occurs, the parathyroid hormone stimulates the removal of calcium from the bones and teeth (osteolysis), to buffer or neutralize the excess acidity. After many years, such calcium loss results in depleted bone, bone weakness and structure.”\nSource: Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine Vol. 10, No. 3 & 4, 1995\nAlkaline Mineral Supplementation Decreases Pain in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients\nSource: The Open Nutrition Journal , 2008, 2, 100-105\nDo you want to safeguard yourself from degenerative diseases while living with more energy, a lean, fit body, great skin, youthfulness and vitality?\nHow You Can Guarantee Your Health With Alkaline Minerals\nThe above studies prove, without question, that having sufficient alkaline mineral buffers to neutralize dietary, metabolic and environmental acids is critical to maintaining excellent health, energy and vitality and to the prevention of degenerative disease.\nIt is also highlighted in several of these studies that using an alkaline mineral supplement is an effective way of guaranteeing your daily intake of alkaline minerals is sufficient.\nThe efficacy of using an alkalizing mineral supplement (and these supplements providing a usable form of these minerals) is further supported by this June 2009 study published in the Nutrition Journal, “Effect of a supplement rich in alkaline minerals on acid-base balance in humans” . The study concluded “that the ingestion of a multimineral supplement is associated with both a significant increase in blood and urinary pH”.\nIf you want to guarantee you have sufficient alkalizing minerals than supplementation is a smart choice.\nPoor quality nutritional supplements get found out very quickly.\nWith that in mind, there are the two alkaline mineral supplements that I personally recommend to prevent disease and maintain the alkaline design of the body fluids.  I have been using these personally and with my patients for the over 20 years now and they have been incredibly effective.\nAnother bonus of this supplement is that it makes green drinks taste better when mixed together!\nThe pH Miracle pHlavor Mineral Salts\nAn Alkaline “LIFE” style Comes First\nYou should always aim to get an abundance of nutrients from whole foods – there are no shortcuts here. This is just essential.\nTo make sure you’re getting plenty of alkaline minerals in your life I have discovered you should both consume good quality (organic) fresh, vibrant, healthy, high-water content, often raw, green fruit and vegetables.  PLUS, you should supplement alkalizing mineral salts to ensure that you always have a safety net against excess dietary, metabolic and/or environment acids.  It is SO important to get enough of the right alkaizing minerals every day and the best way to do this is with organic green fruit and vegetables and supplemental alkaizing mineral salts of sodium, magnesium, potassium and calcium.\nThis is particularly important if you have been out of balance or over-acid, because there is always blood and tissue repair, detoxification and tidying up to do in your blood and other cells. So providing your body with an abundance of alkaline minerals is one of the very best things you can do.\nHere are the whole food sources:\nPOTASSIUM: Avocado Spinach Soy sprouts Lentils Swiss Chard Tomatos Broccoli Cucumber Beetroot Greens Carrots\nMAGNESIUM: Pumpkin Seeds Spinach Soy sprouts Swiss Chard Broccoli Cucumber Sunflower Seed sprouts Pumpkin seeds Tomatoes Celery Quinoa Almonds\nCALCIUM: Basil Turnip Thyme Spinach Greens Broccoli Swiss Chard/Silverbeet Romaine Lettuce Kale Celery Cabbage Green Beans Asparagus Brussel Sprouts Garlic\nSODIUM: Avocado Carrots Cabbage Cauliflower Kale Lettuce Greens Parsley Peppers Radish Sunflower Seed sprouts Turnip\nNote on Sodium: Here I am talking about proper, non-processed sea or lake salts, not processed table salt or the salt added to refined foods.\nToday’s common table salt is a poison that has nothing in common with natural liquid colloidal salt. Most common table salt is made up of chemicals that pollute your body and wreak havoc on your health. Your table salt is actually 97.5% sodium chloride and 2.5% chemicals such as moisture absorbents, and iodine. Dried at over 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit, the excessive heat alters the natural chemical structure of the salt causing the potential for a myriad of health challenges in your body. [ see the full article here ]\nSodium is essential in the body, and the above listed alkaline vegetables provide you with a good, clean source of this important salt.\nSufficient alkaline minerals is essential to good health. Your body really needs you to minimize the acids you consume from the foods and liquids you ingest and focus on ingesting alkalizing green fruti and vegetable and alkaline water.  When we over-consume acidic foods, the body will use your alkaline reserves in your body (calcium from bones, for example) to neutralize these acids which in turn will may then lead to sickness and disease. The body can only make alkaline buffers from base minerals and so by giving the body an abundance of alkalinity or base minerals we not only ease the acid burden but also give the body the tools it needs to work optimally.\nThe four main alkaline minerals are calcium, magnesium, potassium and sodium (clean, not refined table salt). These are abundant in fresh fruit and vegetables (particularly greens), and I advise you to eat 12 servings each day!\nOnce again I recommend two alkalizing mineral supplements – pH Miracle pHour Salts and pH Miracle pHlavor salts for preventing and reversing cancers, including pancreatic cancer, Arthiritis, Osteoporosis, CVC and more.  In the short-medium term these two alkalizing mineral supplements will help undo any previous acidic damage and assist in detoxifying the body of acids, bacteria, yeast, and mold and in the long-term will help to maintain your alkaline balance, giving you a daily safety net to ensure you get enough of these minerals day-in-day-out.\n1.  Diet-induced acidosis: is it real and clinically relevant? British Journal of Nutrition Cambridge University Press; Joseph Pizzornoa, Lynda A. 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(1179, 'Alkalizing Health Benefits of Celery', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/09/09/alkalizing-health-benefits-of-celery/', 'Alkalizing Health Benefits of Celery\nWhile many foods lose electrical life force energy during cooking, most of the compounds in celery hold up well during cooking, which are the alkalzing minerals like potassium and sodium.\nCelery has always been associated with the lowering of blood pressure. When combined with other alkalizing green juices, it provides different formula that helps other acidic conditions.\nRecent studies have shown that celery might also be effective in combating the acids that cause cancer.\nAcidity: The important minerals in this magical juice effectively balance the body’s blood pH, neutralizing acidity.\nAthletes: Celery juice acts as the perfect post-workout tonic as it replaces lost electrolytes and rehydrates the body with its rich alkalizing minerals.\nCancer: Celery is known to contain at least eight families of anti-cancer or anti-acid compounds. Among them are the acetylenics that have been shown to stop the growth of tumor cells. Phenolic which block the action of prostaglandins that encourage the growth of tumor cells. And coumarins which help buffers dietary and metabolic acids from damaging cells.\nCholesterol: This humble pale juice has been shown to effectively and significantly lower total cholesterol and LDL (bad) cholesterol by lowering dietary and metabolic acids.\nColon and stomach cancer: The phytochemical coumarins prevent the formation and development of the colon and stomach cancers.\nConstipation: The natural laxative effect of celery helps to relieve constipation. It also helps relax nerves that have been overworked by man-made laxatives.\nCooling: During dry and hot weather, drink a glass of celery juice two or three times a day, between meals. It wonderfully helps to normalize body temperature by reducing dietary and metabolic acids.\nDiuretic: The potassium and sodium in celery juice helps to regulate body fluid and stimulate urine production, making it an important help to rid the body of excess acidic fluid.\nInflammation: The polyacetylene in celery is an amazing relief for all the acids that cause inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, gout, asthma and bronchitis.\nKidney function: Celery promotes healthy and normal kidney function by aiding elimination of acidic toxins from the body. While eliminating acidic toxins, it also prevents formation of kidney stones.\nLower blood pressure: Drinking celery juice every day for a week significantly helps lower blood pressure by lowering dietary and metabolic acids.  A compound called phtalides help relax the muscle around arteries, dilating the vessels and allowing blood to flow normally. To be effective, drink the juice for one week, stop for three weeks, and start over.\nNervous system: The organic alkaline minerals in celery juice has a calming effect on the nervous system, making it a wonderful drink for insomniacs.\nWeight loss: Drink celery juice frequently throughout the day. It helps curb your cravings for sweets and rich food.\nUrinary stones, breaking of: The diuretic effect of celery juice also aids the breaking and elimination of acidic urinary and gallbladder stones.\nYou can expect many more healing benefits from celery juice as you consume its natural alkalizing sodium.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.05266198143362999, -0.044988714158535004, -0.045619335025548935, 0.006623505614697933, 0.05132029950618744, 0.040151447057724, 0.020840153098106384, 0.07115831971168518, 0.013865556567907333, -0.0422959104180336, -0.043361857533454895, -0.036311887204647064, 0.00970318354666233, -0.04901227355003357, 0.007440907880663872, -0.007386758457869291, 0.05576781556010246, 0.06608880311250687, -0.07740656286478043, -0.06854978203773499, -0.007542788051068783, -0.03256738930940628, 0.016003593802452087, 0.06467576324939728, -0.062563456594944, -0.03766816481947899, 0.012316657230257988, 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(1181, 'Reversing Celiac Sprue – Degeneration of the Intestinal Villi', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/09/01/reversing-celiac-sprue-degeneration-of-the-intestinal-villi/', 'Reversing Celiac Sprue – Degeneration of the Intestinal Villi\nIt is 7:30am on Mother’s Day and I should be staying in bed for the traditional “breakfast in bed.”  Instead, I feel compelled to write to you this important message.\nYesterday, I was at Jeff’s training which was awesome and one of the questions was, “What does pH Miracle Living mean to you?”  I responded quickly but now that I’ve had more time to think, I’ve come up with a more meaningful answer.\nWhen you are given a diagnosis of a “life threatening disease,” you find yourself falling into this abyss of darkness.  You feel helpless, alone and powerless.  In September, I was diagnosed with celiac disease.  I was told that people with celiac have a higher chance of developing other conditions, including lymphoma.  When I asked about this potential danger and whether or not I should be worried, the response was, “………well, if you notice fatigue, weight loss or high fevers, come in right away.”  My immediate thought was, if I wait until then, it will be too late.  I decided not to wait and took matters into my own hands.  I took control of my health.\nAs a clinical psychotherapist I was comfortable with advocating for my patients.  I had considered myself a healer in some ways.  But now I needed healing and I didn’t know where or to who to turn to.  It was an all too familiar place.  A few years ago, I had gone through six years of repeated miscarriages (five losses in total).  The sense of loneliness, pain and fear that one goes through during a health crisis can be quite difficult.\nThat was when my journey began.  Through a long time friend who herself had some health challenges and regained health, I also took the leap of faith.  It was in January that I spoke with you and to be honest, it was the first time that I felt a surge of hope and joy.  It brings tears to my eyes just remembering the intensity of those feelings.  It felt like someone had thrown me a rope that I could finally hold onto.\nI was suffering from all kinds of symptoms: anemia for two years, elevated liver enzymes for three years, frequent headaches and migraines, osteopenia, vitamin D deficiency, regular painful mouth lesions/canker sores, low energy, inability to run for two years (after always being a runner), exhaustion.\nAs you suggested, I did the pH Miracle Whole Body cleanse and the complete program.  I’ve been drinking the greens faithfully since January.  Three weeks ago, my primary care physician called ecstatic saying, “I have never seen such good blood results on you!! Everything is normal!!!”.\nToday, I feel like a new person!  My whole life has changed!  I can honestly say I feel the healthiest, probably that I have ever felt.  All my nagging symptoms are gone.  I’ve resumed running since January and now exercise four times a week (for a 42 year old with 3 young children and a busy job, that’s pretty good)!  I’ve had other surprising benefits as well.  I am sleeping naturally for the first time after years of needing medication to help me sleep. I feel calmer and happier.  People have commented on the changes in me.\nOn this Mother’s Day, an appropriate day for this message, I’d like to thank you from the bottom of my heart.  I know deep in my soul that God sent you to me, at a time that I most needed his help and guidance.  I’ve seen what miracles you’ve created for so many other people who have suffered with their health.  Dr. Young, you have changed my life and I will always be eternally grateful to you.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.000862724322360009, -0.09094841778278351, 0.015024548396468163, 0.08141661435365677, 0.06090255081653595, -0.0163718294352293, 0.0007268519839271903, 0.13476605713367462, 0.025590915232896805, -0.07730603963136673, -0.0004035516467411071, 0.029294829815626144, 0.00586810102686286, 0.002164333127439022, -0.022109294310212135, 0.027983464300632477, 0.035348061472177505, -0.048359692096710205, -0.07682999968528748, 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(1182, 'Save Lives – Become a pH Miracle Coach', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/08/25/save-lives-become-a-ph-miracle-coach/', 'Save Lives – Become a pH Miracle Coach\nHere is your golden opportunity to become a Certified pH Miracle Coach! This program is a 3 week course with conference calls, power point presentations and video conferencing when needed. Dr. Robert O. Young and Shelley Redford Young will be teaching a segment of this course, along with Co-Directors of our Coaching Division; Dawn Kali and Caroline Robitaille. Once you have completed this course there will be follow up support with further education and help with expanding your business.\nFor more details please contact Dawn.kali@phmiracle.com or Caroline.Robitaille@phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.04390712082386017, -0.04047085717320442, 0.044849153608083725, -0.006301688961684704, -0.0030078135896474123, 0.02433224767446518, -0.007620977703481913, -0.013538912869989872, 0.043785206973552704, -0.05696121230721474, -0.005619464907795191, 0.036702051758766174, -0.019857492297887802, 0.014573215506970882, -0.006665247026830912, 0.018867548555135727, 0.009927297942340374, 0.0295026283711195, -0.017049230635166168, -0.06341560184955597, -0.00010853362618945539, 0.015340362675487995, 0.032618340104818344, 0.06326109915971756, -0.018021700903773308, 0.0013143516844138503, 0.011564668267965317, -0.05338112637400627, 0.0020904000848531723, -0.10474814474582672, 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(1184, 'Dr. Day’s Response to Lies and Innuendos from Stephen Barrett – Quack Watchers Real Quack!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/08/22/dr-days-response-to-lies-and-innuendos-from-stephen-barrett-quack-watchers-real-quack/', 'Dr. Day’s Response to Lies and Innuendos from Stephen Barrett – Quack Watchers Real Quack!\nThe ability of God’s Natural Health Plan to heal even the most advanced cancer, or other serious disease, will NOT be understood by those who are not spiritual, because “Spiritual things are spiritually discerned.”\nHealing by natural methods is not a “Quick Fix” as the drug doctors offer. “Quick Fixes” with drugs destroy the sick person’s immune system, the very system he or she needs to get well .\nInstead, healing by natural methods will occur slowly and imperceptibly, first by a change in the heart so the person will want to do what is right and will have the power from God to stick to the program, and then by a slow, progressive improvement in the disease as a result of, 1) refraining from the harmful things that contribute to cancer, combined with, 2) implementing the things that rebuild the immune system .\nThis process, while it is going on, will NOT be detectable by others by “sense knowledge” (knowledge that is obtained with the five senses), only the result will be detected – – – the person will slowly reverse his or her disease. These are NOT “miraculous healings.” They occur slowly by following a rigorous plan that leads to a permanent life-style change in every aspect.\nBut there are many who will scoff at this method, even though the medical literature supports it. But these medical methods are NEVER taught in medical schools because, 1) they DON’T involve the use of drugs, 2) the plan is virtually FREE , and, 3) the sick person can get well without the aid of a doctor . (See the seventeen pages of abstracts from the finest, peer-reviewed medical journals that support this Natural Health Plan, published in Dr. Lorraine Day’s workbook entitled “ Getting Started on Getting Well , pgs 149-165.)\n“ The natural (unspiritual) man does NOT receive the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because spiritual things are spiritually discerned.” 1 Corinthians 2:14\nThis is the reason that doctors, scientists, Bible scholars, many theologians and most ministers CANNOT understand how people with advanced, life-threatening diseases can get well by following God’s Natural Health Plan. They are totally UNABLE to understand it because they can only obtain information through their five senses. They are UNABLE to understand Spiritual things.\n“God has chosen the simple things of the world to confound the ‘wise’.” 1 Corinthians 1:27 The unregenerate heart will never be able to understand spiritual Truth!\nMany others have had much closer contact with Stephen Barrett than I have. I will let them tell their experiences and give their information about Stephen Barrett. It is Quite Amazing! Their information is all the Response that is necessary.\nDr. Day’s Response to Lies and Innuendos from Stephen Barrett\nQuestion from Web Site Visitor:\nThis still leaves the question and I hope it doesn’t offend you, but I do need to know why the results of your last debulking procedure are not made public when you are so open about everything else.  Also, the question remains as to the lymph being involved.  Can you please provide any insight on this?  You have just been so open with what you lovingly provided for us to learn from, and I thank you for this from the bottom of my heart.  I found out 4 months ago that I have the same cancer as you had and the lymph is affected.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.01805911958217621, 0.047058913856744766, 0.029651574790477753, 0.013325706124305725, -0.005247764755040407, 0.02301962673664093, 0.057195670902729034, 0.023256374523043633, 0.038315508514642715, -0.022355278953909874, 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(1185, 'Drinking Alcohol Causes Breast Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/08/20/drinking-alcohol-causes-breast-cancer/', 'Drinking Alcohol Causes Breast Cancer\nCancer is Acid and Acid is Cancer\n“The general evidence is that alcohol consumption overall increases breast cancer risk, but the other studies made us wonder whether red wine might in fact have some positive value,” she explained.\nHowever, in their analysis, Newcomb’s team found no difference between red or white wine in relation to breast cancer risk. “Neither appears to have any benefits,” she said.\nAmong a large group of women with and without breast cancer, Newcomb and colleagues found that women who drank 14 or more acidic alcoholic drinks per week — regardless of whether they drank red or white wine, liquor or beer — faced a 24 percent increase in breast cancer compared with non-drinkers.\n“If a woman drinks,” Newcomb told Reuters Health, “she should do so in moderation — no more than one drink per day. And if a woman chooses red wine, she should do so because she favors the taste, not because it may reduce her risk of breast cancer.”\nThe findings are based on 6,327 women with breast cancer and 7,558 women matched for age who provided information about their drinking habits and other risk factors for breast cancer. The women, who were between 20 and 69 years old, were from Wisconsin, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.\nThe frequency of alcohol consumption was similar in both groups, and equal proportions of women in both groups reported consuming red wine and white wine.\nCancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention, March 2009.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0833374485373497, -0.014077593572437763, -0.06666307896375656, 0.05224603787064552, 0.030023599043488503, 0.06271692365407944, 0.026992542669177055, 0.020065324380993843, -0.03786053881049156, -0.0883844643831253, -0.02612762525677681, 0.0021036353427916765, -0.03567972034215927, -0.04049350321292877, 0.04120691865682602, 0.06506392359733582, 0.0072402325458824635, -0.03666634112596512, -0.022598976269364357, 0.01944686472415924, -0.004894271958619356, -0.08217670023441315, 0.11278441548347473, 0.060079675167798996, 0.0004823224153369665, -0.0795404314994812, 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(1186, 'Metabolic and/or Dietary Acids are the Main Cause of Thyroid Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/08/18/metabolic-andor-dietary-acids-are-the-main-cause-of-thyroid-cancer/', 'Metabolic and/or Dietary Acids are the Main Cause of Thyroid Cancer\nAccording to the National Cancer Institute, there are about 56,000 new cases of cancerous thyroids in the US each year, and the majority of those diagnoses are papillary thyroid cancer—the most common type of thyroid cancer. Females are more likely to have thyroid cancer at a ratio of 3:1 due to acidic stress and diet. Thyroid cancer can occur in any age group, although it is most common after age 30, and\nA Cancerous Thyroid does not always cause symptoms; often, the first sign of a cancerous thyroid is a thyroid nodule.\n•The National Cancer Institute recommends that anyone who received radiation to the head or neck in childhood be examined by a doctor every one to two years to detect potential thyroid cancer. •The thyroid gland send electrical impulses which are important in the normal regulation of the metabolism of the body. •There are four major types of thyroid cancer: papillary, follicular, medullary and anaplastic. •The most common signs and symptoms of a cancerous acidic thyroid include a lump, or thyroid nodule, that can be felt in the neck, trouble swallowing, throat or neck pain, swollen lymph nodes in the neck, cough, and vocal changes. •Most commonly an ultrasound is performed to confirm the presence of a nodule, and assess the status of the whole gland. •Surgery is the most common form of treatment for an acidic cancerous thyroid. •The survival rate and prognosis of thyroid cancer depends upon a few factors, including the individual’s age, the size of the tumor, and whether dietary and/or metaboic acids have fermented other body cells causing a canceorus condition in other glands or organs of the body.\nThe thyroid is a gland in the neck. It has two kinds of cells that help to regulate the body’s energy needs. Follicular cells release electrical impulses, which regulates heart rate, body temperature, and energy level. C cells regulate and control the level of calcium in the blood to help maintain the alkaline design of the blood at 7.365.\nWhat are the types of thyroid cancer?\nThyroid nodules can be benign or malignant. The following are the major types of thyroid cancer:\nIf a cancerous fermenting acidic thyroid affects other healthy cells (metastasizes) outside the thyroid, cancerous or acidic cells are often found in nearby lymph nodes, nerves, or blood vessels. If the cancerous or acidic cells reach these lymph nodes, cancerous cells or metabolic and/or dietary acids will also flow to other lymph nodes or to other organs, such as the lungs or bones fermenting and/or rotting lugn or bone cells causing a cancerous condition of the lungs or bones.\nWhat are acidic symptoms of a cancerous thyroid?\nEarly cancerous thyroid detection often does not cause symptoms. But as dietary and/or metabolic acids spoil healthy cells, symptoms may include:\nThese symptoms are not sure signs of a cancerous thyroid. An outfection, a benign goiter, or another problem also could cause these symptoms. Anyone with these acidc symptoms should see a doctor as soon as possible.\nThe exams and tests may include the following:\n•Blood tests—the doctor may test for abnormal levels (too low or too high) of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) in the blood. TSH is made by the pituitary gland in the brain. It stimulates the release of thyroid hormone. TSH also controls how fast thyroid follicular cells grow. If medullary thyroid cancer is suspected, the doctor may check for abnormally high levels of calcium in the blood. The doctor also may order blood tests to detect an altered RET gene or to look for a high level of calcitonin.\n•Ultrasonography—the ultrasound device uses sound waves that people cannot hear. The waves bounce off the thyroid, and a computer uses the echoes to create a picture called a sonogram. From the picture, the doctor can see how many nodules are present, how big they are, and whether they are solid or filled with fluid.\n•Thermography scanning— offers a non-invasive, non-radiologic measurement of thyroid physiology. As such it will not detect nodules or tumors but will provide a representation of physiologic dysfunction which when coupled with history, physical examination and diagnostic ultrasound along with other tests will provide a far greater picture of the thyroid function.\n•Biopsy—The removal of tissue to look for cancerous cells is called a biopsy. A biopsy can show cancerous tissue changes that may lead to cancerous conditions. A biopsy is considered by current medical savants as the only way to know whether a nodule is cancerous.\nGet your Thyroid Ultrasound and Thermography to prevent Thyroid Cancer at the pH Miracle Center – http://www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.06041659787297249, -0.04207954183220863, 0.003867743769660592, -0.04006371647119522, 0.0548575222492218, 0.03921987861394882, -0.0014241518219932914, -0.0212261863052845, 0.026833197101950645, -0.039537567645311356, 0.007976415567100048, -0.07472063601016998, 0.04186704754829407, -0.03865119069814682, 0.008663344196975231, -0.02034054510295391, -0.07409144192934036, -0.09436152875423431, 0.02029052935540676, -0.04658804461359978, -0.08047868311405182, -0.013788953423500061, 0.030926963314414024, -0.02389802411198616, 0.031500451266765594, -0.03073364496231079, 0.04144887626171112, -0.016276538372039795, -0.10479158908128738, 0.020992595702409744, 0.042615972459316254, 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(1187, 'All Stones Including Gallbladder Stones Are Caused From An Acidic Lifestyle and Diet!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/08/18/all-stones-including-gallbladder-stones-are-caused-from-an-acidic-lifestyle-and-diet/', 'All Stones Including Gallbladder Stones Are Caused From An Acidic Lifestyle and Diet!\nThe picture above is a removed gallbladder caused from an acidic diet of meat and dairy. Using Doppler Ultra Sound we are seeing chelated acid stones in over 90 percent of those who ingest animal protein, including eggs and diary products. Stones are chelated dietary and/or metabolic acids and can be broken down and eliminated with an alkaline pH Miracle Lifestyle. Stones always proceed the cancerous condition.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.05196162313222885, -0.09751984477043152, 0.0423673577606678, 0.050393737852573395, -0.03875070810317993, -0.053923871368169785, 0.026775598526000977, -0.007539564743638039, 0.038383446633815765, -0.121810182929039, 0.036684148013591766, 0.020524049177765846, 0.02345862425863743, -0.0335935615003109, -0.0170252975076437, 0.024394512176513672, 0.028603680431842804, 0.005140774417668581, -0.07982011139392853, -0.06547904759645462, -0.03633399307727814, 0.0025497430469840765, 0.055690228939056396, 0.01404768880456686, 0.023557933047413826, -0.06323353201150894, 0.03353484347462654, -0.037518277764320374, -0.010625181719660759, -0.025983478873968124, 0.07469574362039566, -0.0917707309126854, -0.01603652350604534, -0.011190722696483135, -0.046791937202215195, -0.009053255431354046, -0.08722316473722458, 0.02322424203157425, 0.041071679443120956, 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(1188, 'MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM Pilot Study Found to be Safe and Effective in Removing Nano and Micro Toxic Forever Chemicals, Heavy Metals, Micro Plastics and Graphene and Aluminum Found in the Human Body Cells and Fluids', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/masterpeacetm-zeolite-ztm-pilot-study-found-to-be-safe-and-effective-in-removing-nano-and-micro-toxic-forever-chemicals-heavy-metals-micro-plastics-and-graphene-and-aluminum-found-in-the-human-body/', 'MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM Pilot Study Found to be Safe and Effective in Removing\nNano and Micro Toxic Forever Chemicals, Heavy Metals, Micro Plastics and\nGraphene and Aluminum Found in the Human Body Cells and Fluids Robert O Young* and Caroline A Mansfield *Corresponding Author: Robert O Young, Department of Research, Innerlight\nBiological Research and Education Foundation, USA. Download Entire Study (PDF File) Abstract Zeolite, specifically clinoptilolite zeolite, has long been used for environmental Cleanup and animal-feed supplementation, due to its unique crystalline structure and ion-exchange properties that allow it to effectively trap and remove toxins [1]. Over the past quarter century, its application has extended to human consumption as a detoxification agent [2]. In the nano-colloidal [3] product called MasterPeaceTM, Zeolite ZTM by Human Consciousness SupportTM company, a patent-pending combination of nano-sized clinoptilolite zeolite and sea plasma [4], known as Zeolite ZTM, is utilized [5] . To test the efficacy of MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM in removing heavy metals [6] , forever chemicals [7], micro plastics [8] , micro and nano graphene and aluminum [9,10] and other toxic compounds from the body cells and fluids, a study was conducted involving three test subjects, two adult females and one adult male. The objective was to determine the safety and efficiency of MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM in chelation and removal of these micro and nano toxins. The study employed an intracellular fluids toxicity test of the blood with baseline results collected before starting the regimen, followed by tests at 35 days and 90 days. The test subjects took the MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM natural product daily at a specified dosage of at least 5 drops under the tongue, twice a day. The intracellular fluid toxicity test [11] targeted highly toxic compounds and elements that were believed to be present in the body but had not been previously tested. This study aimed to evaluate the baseline of these toxic compounds and how effectively MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM could chelate and remove these toxic compounds from the body. The specific toxic compounds and elements tested are listed below. The sea plasma in MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM is known for its detoxification and remineralization properties [1] , enhancing the products’ overall effectiveness. This ingredient also supports the removal of toxins while replenishing essential minerals in the body [4] . The study aimed to test the combined effects of both nano-sized clinoptilolite zeolite and sea plasma in promoting overall detoxification and health. The findings from these tests provide insights into the comprehensive detoxification capabilities of MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM, measuring its impact on reducing the toxic burden in human blood [12-14] . Download Entire Study (PDF File) Introduction Background The Human Consciousness SupportTM Company and their product MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM, was developed within the last two years, as an all-natural detoxification product potentially capable of removing toxic substances from the body. MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM has been refined with the input of numerous scientific minds, focusing not only on the optimization of the nano-sized zeolite but also on the innovative combination of clinoptilolite zeolite with sea plasma at a pH of 8.3 and an oxidative reduction potential (ORP) value of -90mV [15] This unique formulation, known as MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM, is designed to operate at a pH of 8.3 and -90mV, which enhances its efficacy. According to Human Consciousness Support CompanyTM literature [5] , MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM is a synergistic blend of natural ingredients which is claimed to be an effective natural product or nutraceutical available for detoxification, targeting and removing a wide range of toxic nano and micro compounds from the human body [5]. Rationale To address a critical gap in our understanding of the presence and detoxification of specific toxic micro and nano toxic compounds in the human body. In today’s world, individuals are constantly exposed to myriads of toxic micro and nano toxic substances, many of which are known to be cytotoxic, genotoxic and bio magnetic toxic to the human blood, cells and tissues [1]. However, there is limited accessibility and availability of testing for these compounds in many countries, making it difficult for them to obtain baseline measurements of these harmful and toxic agents in their bodies. By testing for specific toxic compounds in the blood of three subjects, this study aims to fill a crucial knowledge gap. Establishing baseline levels of these toxic substances is essential for understanding their prevalence and potential impact on health. Additionally, evaluating the efficacy of the MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM, which combines nano-sized colloidal clinoptilolite zeolite with sea plasma (known as Zeolite ZTM, in removing known micro and nano toxins is equally important. The findings from this study provides valuable insights into the safety and effectiveness of this detoxification approach, potentially offering a viable solution for individuals seeking to reduce their toxic burden and improve their overall health. Objectives The purpose of this study was to obtain information based on blood [11]. We wanted to evaluate the toxic burden on the human body. We chose initially five data points being graphene oxide (2D Nano) [16], polyethylene (PE) [17] , polypropylene (PP) [18] , perfluoro octane sulfonate-acid (PFOS) [19-22] and perfluorooctanoic-acid (PFOA) [19-22] . At the 35-day mark we included five more compounds which were aluminum [23], glyphosate [24] , iron [25] , lindane [26] and phosgene [27] . Methodology • Study Design: This pilot study employed a pre-test, post-test design to evaluate the efficacy of the intervention. • Setting: The pilot study was conducted in a real-world home environment, were the participants took the product for 90 days. The controlled aspect of the study involved the blood collection, by a phlebotomist from the participating subjects at designated intervals. • Participants: Participants were selected to include both COVID-19 vaccinated [28] and non-vaccinated individuals of European descent. There were three test subjects, female aged 57, male aged 57, and female aged 60, respectively. • Intervention: The product being tested for its safety and efficacy in chelating and removing toxic foreign micro and nano toxins in the body cells and fluids was MasterPeaceTM Zeolite ZTM manufactured and distributed by Human Consciousness SupportTM company. [5] Following the baseline test, participants took a dosage of at least 5 drops twice daily, administered under the tongue sublingually. The duration of the study was 90 days. • Laboratory Test: iEC – Cellular Toxin Examination. Inadequate detoxification or increased exposure to toxic substances can cause them to accumulate in the body fluids and body cells. These toxins can impair cellular processes such as energy supply through the respiratory chain in the mitochondria or attach to DNA and form a DNA adduct. [29] With the iEC examination (iEC for intracellular electrical capacity), the intracellular amount of toxins in the lymphocytes can be determined and possible exposure can be detected at an early stage [12] . Control group There was no control group in this initial pilot study. Outcome measures The primary outcome measure was the intracellular toxicity test of the blood. [11] We started the study by testing each subject for 5 substances and their tolerance levels, including graphene oxide (2D Nano) [16] , polyethylene (PE) [17], polypropylene (PP) [18] , perfluorooctane sulfonate-acid (PFOS) [19-22] and perfluorooctanoic-acid (PFOA) [19-22] , as our baseline before intervention as seen in Chart 1 below. Like what you are reading so far? Get the entire article by clicking the download button below. 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(1189, 'Insights into Fog Water Composition, Aerial Spraying, and Detoxification Solutions', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/insights-into-fog-water-composition-aerial-spraying-and-detoxification-solutions/', 'Insights into Fog Water Composition, Aerial Spraying, and Detoxification Solutions Dear Family, Friends, and Colleagues, I’m reaching out to share critical findings on the chemical composition of fog water, the health and environmental implications of aerial spraying, and a promising detoxification solution: MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ in SOLergy™ Sea Minerals . Poisonous Chemicals Raining Down From the Sky On EVERYONE & EVERYTHING LIVING! USAF Pilot Exposes Top Secret Chemtrails ‘Mind Control’ Program To ‘Destroy Civilization’ https://rumble.com/v65atr4-chemtrails-pilot-reveals-plot-to-blanket-world-in-death-fog-to-kill-billion.html Title “The Hidden Dangers of Fog Water Contamination and Aerial Spraying: Insights into Detoxification and Public Health Solutions” Author Robert Oldham Young, CPT, MSc, DSc, PhD, ND Naturopathic Practitioner Organization Innerlight Biological Research Health and Education Foundation Abstract This updated article explores critical findings on the chemical composition of fog water, the potential dangers of aerial spraying, and effective detoxification solutions to address emerging environmental and health challenges. It highlights regional fog water studies, demonstrating the varying chemical profiles across the United States, India, and China, shaped by local emissions and anthropogenic pollution. The discussion delves into the alarming implications of aerial spraying, alleged to include harmful substances such as aluminum and graphene oxide, potentially linked to health risks and environmental degradation. As a countermeasure, the article advocates for detoxification solutions like MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ and SOLergy™ Sea Minerals, which show promise in removing nano-toxins and restoring cellular health. Together, these insights emphasize the urgent need for transparency, accountability, and solutions to mitigate environmental and public health risks. Keywords Fog water composition, aerial spraying, detoxification, chemical contamination, public health, environmental pollution, geoengineering, nano-toxins, zeolite, MasterPeace Zeolite Z™, SOLergy™ Sea Minerals, oxidative reduction potential (O.R.P.), global fog studies. Introduction Fog water, a vital component of regional hydrological cycles, reflects the complex interplay of natural and anthropogenic activities, with its chemical composition serving as a marker of environmental health. Recent studies across diverse geographic locations, including the United States, India, and China, reveal significant variations in fog water chemistry influenced by industrial, agricultural, and urban emissions ([1]-[7]). High concentrations of ammonium, sulfate, nitrate, and other chemicals not only affect ecosystems but pose potential risks to public health, as seen in the Indo-Gangetic Plain ([6]) and Ailaoshan Mountain ([7]). Compounding these issues are allegations of aerial spraying programs, which introduce chemicals such as aluminum, graphene oxide, and permethrin into the atmosphere. These substances are linked to adverse effects, ranging from respiratory and neurological disorders to environmental degradation ([8]-[14]). Alarmingly, whistleblower accounts suggest that these activities may form part of clandestine programs with far-reaching social and environmental implications ([8]). In light of these challenges, this article examines fog water composition, explores the implications of aerial spraying, and highlights detoxification solutions such as MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ formulated with SOLergy™ Sea Minerals. These solutions aim to mitigate the health risks posed by nano-toxins, providing an essential tool for enhancing detoxification processes ([9]-[13]). Methodology This article synthesizes findings from a comprehensive review of peer-reviewed studies, whistleblower accounts, and environmental reports, utilizing a multidisciplinary approach to assess fog water composition, aerial spraying practices, and detoxification solutions. The following methods were employed: Literature Review : Studies from atmospheric chemistry journals and regional fog water analyses were examined to identify the chemical components of fog water in various locations, including California ([1]-[4]), Texas-Louisiana ([5]), India ([6]), and China ([7]). Analysis of Aerial Spraying Reports : Reports and testimonies from whistleblowers, such as USAF personnel, were analyzed to understand the scope and potential motivations behind aerial spraying programs ([8]-[10]). Evaluation of Detoxification Solutions : The efficacy of MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ and SOLergy™ Sea Minerals was assessed using pilot studies and laboratory analyses, focusing on their ability to remove nano-toxins like graphene oxide, aluminum, and microplastics ([11]-[13]). Cross-referencing Environmental Data : Data from global studies were cross-referenced to evaluate the broader implications of fog water contamination and its role in spreading airborne pollutants ([8]-[14]). Discussion Fog Water Composition in the United States Central Valley, California: Fog water here is dominated by the ammonia-nitric acid-ammonium nitrate system, with pH levels consistently above 5, signifying reduced acidity [1]. Southern California Coast: Fog along the Santa Barbara Channel contains ammonium, nitrate, and organic carbon, influenced by natural and human activities [2]. Berkeley, California: Studies highlight fog water enriched with sodium, potassium, and chloride, reflecting marine and urban contributions [3]. San Joaquin Valley, California: High liquid water content fog reveals ammonium, nitrate, and organic carbon dominance, with pH levels between 5.8 and 8.0 [4]; Texas–Louisiana Gulf Coast Corridor: Fog samples from Houston and Baton Rouge indicate influences from marine, industrial, and agricultural activities, with pH ranging from 4.3 to 5.0 [5]. G lobal Fog Water Perspectives India: Fog water in the Indo-Gangetic Plain is alkaline, with ammonium, sulfate, and calcium being major components [6]. China: Ailaoshan Mountain and Nanjing studies show fog is acidic, with high concentrations of sulfate and nitrate reflecting anthropogenic pollution[7]. Recent Scientific Peer-reviewed Publications Related to Micro and Nano Particulates in Fog Water Composition Chowdhury, A.K., & Reaz, M.B.I. (2018) “SCATTERING EFFECTS BY SiO2 NANO-MICROPARTICLE AND FREE SPACE ATTENUATION MODELLING FOR DIVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS” This study explores the impact of SiO₂ micro and nano particulates on weather conditions, including fog. The findings highlight how particulate composition influences atmospheric scattering and attenuation. Full Text PDF Feng, J., Zhong, L., & Guo, Z. (2020) “Sprayed hieratical biomimetic superhydrophilic-superhydrophobic surface for efficient fog harvesting” The study examines engineered surfaces for fog harvesting, revealing how micro and nano particulates interact with water droplets to optimize collection efficiency. Link to Article Hannigan, M.P., et al. (2004) “Drop size-dependent chemical composition of clouds and fogs. Part II: Relevance to interpreting the aerosol/trace gas/fog system” This paper investigates drop size variations in fog, showing the relevance of nano and micro particulates in altering the chemical profile of fog. Full Text PDF Cui, H., Teng, C., & Xie, X. (2024) “Durable anti-fog micro-nano structures fabricated by laser ablation of aluminum film on resin/glass” This research highlights novel methods for creating anti-fog surfaces using micro and nano particles, shedding light on their interactions in fog conditions. Full Text PDF Chen, C.L., et al. (2021) “The influence of upslope fog on hygroscopicity and chemical composition of aerosols at a forest site in Taiwan” The study evaluates the chemical composition of fog-affected aerosols, focusing on how micro and nano particulates influence hygroscopicity. Link to Article Xu, P., et al. (2016) “Morphology and chemical characteristics of micro-and Nano-particles in the haze in Beijing studied by XPS and TEM/EDX” This work provides insights into the morphology and composition of micro and nano particles in atmospheric haze, which are also prevalent in fog conditions. Link to Article Behera, S.N., Cheng, J., & Balasubramanian, R. (2015) “In situ acidity and pH of size-fractionated aerosols during a recent smoke-haze episode in Southeast Asia” This study offers detailed observations of nano particulates’ role in altering pH levels of fog and aerosols. Full Text PDF Tang, B. (2017) “Reduced Graphene Oxide Membranes: Applications in Fog Collection and Water Purification” This study discusses the use of reduced graphene oxide membranes for water purification and fog collection, highlighting its interaction with particulates. Full Text PDF Abbas, Y. (2018) “Surface Acoustic Waves Mediated Crumpled Graphene Oxide Synthesis” Examines the synthesis of graphene oxide and its interaction with airborne particles like mist and micro-droplets. Full Text PDF Zanelli, D., et al. (2022) “Is Airborne Graphene Oxide a Possible Hazard?” Investigates the environmental implications of airborne graphene oxide and its interaction with water films, fog, and dew. Link to Article Abellán-Nebot, J.V., et al. (2024) “Nanofluid Minimum Quantity Lubrication (NMQL): Toxicity and Safety” Discusses the toxicity of nanoparticle-laden fluids, including graphene oxide, in environments where water mist may act as a carrier. HTML Link Song, Z., et al. (2023) “Fog Harvesting with Graphene Oxide Coated Surfaces” Highlights the use of graphene oxide coatings for improving fog water collection and interaction with micro-particulates. Full Text PDF Mugisha, A.I. (2024) “Graphene Oxide-Iron Oxide Nanocomposites for Environmental Applications” Explores the use of graphene oxide composites in capturing sulfur pollutants and particulates in water and air systems. Full Text PDF Lv, J., et al. (2022) “Nano-Additives in Fuel: Emission Impacts and Interactions with Particulates” Reviews the impact of graphene and aluminum nanoparticles in fuel emissions, with potential implications for fog systems. Full Text PDF Jung, W., et al. (2020) “Reduced Graphene-Oxide Filter Systems for Particulate Matter Removal” Studies graphene oxide filters in removing particulate matter and their efficiency in humid or mist environments. Link to Article Implications of Toxic Fog From Aerial Spraying Research highlights the dangers posed by aerial spraying of chemicals like permethrin, graphene oxide, and aluminum. These chemicals have been linked to respiratory issues, neurological disorders, and environmental degradation. According to a USAF whistleblower, aerial spraying under the guise of geoengineering and pest control is also tied to classified programs aimed at social and environmental destabilization, including “mind control” initiatives [8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. ASMS-08-1948.pdf The report titled “Poisonous Chemicals Raining Down From the Sky On EVERYONE & EVERYTHING LIVING!” outlines how aerosol spraying contributes to widespread contamination of water, air, and soil, affecting ecosystems and public health. For more information, visit the report at: Dr. Robert Young’s website [8][9]. Solutions to the Pollutions A Promising Detoxification Solution: MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ in SOLergy™ Sea Minerals Given the risks posed by nano-toxins, MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ in SOLergy™ Sea Minerals is a validated detoxification solution. Studies confirm its ability to remove aluminum, graphene oxide, and microplastics while enhancing pH balance and oxidative reduction potential (O.R.P.), critical for detoxification and overall cellular health [8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. Conclusion The findings presented in this article underscore the profound impact of fog water contamination and aerial spraying on environmental and public health. Evidence points to a widespread presence of harmful chemicals in fog water, influenced by both natural and anthropogenic activities, with pH levels and chemical compositions varying by region. Aerial spraying exacerbates these issues, raising serious concerns about ecological stability and human well-being. In response, detoxification solutions like MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ emerge as a critical tool, demonstrating effectiveness in neutralizing and removing harmful substances from the body. Moving forward, it is imperative to prioritize rigorous scientific inquiry, informed public discourse, and proactive policies to address these pressing challenges, ensuring a healthier and more sustainable future for all. References Collett Jr., J.L., Hoag, K.J., Sherman, D.E., & Bator, A. (1998). Spatial and temporal variations in San Joaquin Valley fog chemistry. Atmospheric Environment , 32(8), 1291-1302 . Link to paper: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1352231098001368 2. Munger, J.W. (1989). The chemical composition of fogs and clouds in southern California. PhD Thesis. California Institute of Technology. PDF Link 3. Gundel, L.A., Benner, W.H., & Hansen, A.D.A. (1994). Chemical composition of fog water and interstitial aerosol in Berkeley, California. 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Poisonous Chemicals Raining Down From the Sky on Everyone & Everything Living . Available at: Dr. Robert Young’s Website . 10. Young, R.O., et al. (2024). MasterPeace™ Zeolite Z™ Pilot Study Found Safe and Effective in Removing Nano and Micro Forever Chemicals, Heavy Metals, Microplastics, Graphene, and Aluminum Found in the Human Body Cells and Fluids. Acta Scientific Medical Sciences, 8(9), 111-117. ASMS-08-1913.pdf 11. Young, R.O. (2024). Testing MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ for Temperature, pH, and Oxidative Reduction Potential (O.R.P.) When Formulated with SOLergy™ Sea Plasma Salts™. Acta Scientific Medical Sciences, 8(12), 54-56. DOI: 10.31080/ASMS.2024.08.1965 ASMS-08-1965.pdf 12. Zhang, M., Liu, X., & Jia, R. (2016). Graphene oxide induces plasma membrane damage, reactive oxygen species accumulation, and fatty acid profile changes in Pichia pastoris. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety, 132, 372–378. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecoenv.2016.06.005 Description: This study investigates the ecotoxicological effects of graphene oxide (GO) on Pichia pastoris, a yeast model organism. The findings reveal that GO exposure leads to significant plasma membrane damage, an increase in reactive oxygen species (ROS), and alterations in the fatty acid profile. These effects highlight the potential environmental risks posed by graphene oxide, particularly its capacity to disrupt cellular structures and metabolic processes in aquatic ecosystems. The research underscores the need for careful evaluation of nanomaterials like GO in environmental applications. 13. Young, R.O. (2020). “Is Acid Raining On Our Planet and On Us?” https://drrobertyoung.com/is-acid-raining-on-our-planet-and-on-us/ 14. Young, R.O. (2022). “Global Warming and Body WARMING MAY BOTH Be Caused By Environmental, Dietary, Respiratory and Metabolic Acids! https://drrobertyoung.com/global-warming-body-warming-are-both-caused-by-acid-rain/ Let us work together to address these pressing environmental and health challenges. Please feel free to reach out with questions or for further discussion s. Warmest regards throughout this New Year of truth telling, Robert O. Young CPT, Msc, DSc, PhD, Naturopathic Practitioner Help Dr. Young to continue his research and fight the opposition. No donation is too small. God bless you . 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(1190, 'Scientific Review Article: Evaluating the Health Impacts of Wireless Technologies and Pathways to Safer Communication Standards', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/scientific-review-article-evaluating-the-health-impacts-of-wireless-technologies-and-pathways-to-safer-communication-standards/', 'Scientific Review Article: Evaluating the Health Impacts of Wireless Technologies and Pathways to Safer Communication Standards Link to video on Rumble: \nhttps://rumble.com/v63r717-cell-phones-can-be-made-safe-rf-safe-proves-it-with-patents.html Author Robert Oldham Young, CPT, MSc, DSc, PhD, Naturopathic Practitioner Organization Innerlight Biological Research Health and Education Foundation Abstract: Wireless communication technologies have revolutionized global connectivity, offering unprecedented access to information and economic growth. However, concerns about the potential health implications of electromagnetic fields (EMFs), particularly with 5G and 6G technologies, demand urgent scientific examination. This review explores the biological effects of RF radiation, including oxidative stress, neurological disturbances, and carcinogenic potential. It critically evaluates regulatory gaps and industrial dynamics, emphasizing the need for transparent and independent research. The article also presents strategies for mitigating risks, such as innovative infrastructure designs, public awareness campaigns, and emerging technologies like Sympathetic Resonance Technology. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of systemic detoxification through pH and ORP management to counteract EMF-induced stress. This comprehensive analysis seeks to inform policymakers, researchers, and industry stakeholders on balancing technological advancement with public health priorities. Keywords: Wireless technologies, 5G, 6G, RF-EMF, oxidative stress, detoxification, pH balance, ORP, Sympathetic Resonance Technology, public health Introduction: The proliferation of wireless communication systems has transformed societies, enabling unparalleled access to information and fostering economic growth. However, questions regarding the safety of radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic fields (EMFs) have persisted since the introduction of these technologies. Former RFK Jr. running mate Nicole Shanahan recently highlighted the interplay between the telecommunications and pharmaceutical industries, raising concerns about the prioritization of corporate interests over public health (6). This review synthesizes available scientific data to evaluate the health implications of RF exposure and outlines potential solutions to ensure safer deployment of emerging wireless technologies. Methodologies : This review integrates data from peer-reviewed scientific literature, governmental and non-governmental reports, and expert opinions to evaluate the biological effects of RF-EMF exposure and emerging mitigation strategies. Citations have been provided throughout to ensure scientific rigor and transparency. A multidisciplinary approach is employed, encompassing fields such as molecular biology, environmental science, and public health. Emphasis is placed on studies analyzing oxidative stress, pH balance, and detoxification methodologies to provide a comprehensive understanding of wireless technology’s impacts and potential solutions. Biological Effects of Wireless Radiation Man-made electromagnetic fields (EMFs) interact with the human biofield, potentially disrupting its natural electrochemical balance. Emerging research highlights the amplifying effects of nanotechnology, such as transfected graphene oxide, on EMF-induced oxidative stress and cellular dysfunction. Nicole Shanahan, an entrepreneur and advocate, described humanity as “electrochemical in nature,” emphasizing how wireless devices could short-circuit bioelectric systems. This disruption could exacerbate neurological and physiological conditions, amplifying the symptoms discussed in this review. Numerous studies have explored the interaction between RF-EMFs and biological systems. Key findings include: 1. Oxidative Stress and DNA Damage: o EMF exposure has been shown to induce oxidative stress, a precursor to inflammation and cellular damage (1). Chronic oxidative stress is implicated in various diseases, including cancer and neurodegenerative disorders. 2. Neurological Effects: o Evidence suggests that prolonged exposure to RF radiation may alter neural activity, leading to cognitive deficits, sleep disturbances, and behavioral changes (2). 3. Reproductive Health: o Studies have reported declines in sperm quality and adverse outcomes in animal models exposed to RF fields (3). 4. Carcinogenic Potential: o The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classified RF-EMFs as “possibly carcinogenic to humans” (Group 2B) in 2011, citing evidence linking RF exposure to glioma and acoustic neuroma (4). 5G and 6G Technologies Unique Challenges: The integration of nanotechnology in biological systems adds a new layer of complexity to EMF safety concerns. Graphene oxide, used in certain applications, interacts with EMFs in ways that may enhance their bioactive effects, such as increased voltage-gated calcium channel (VGCC) activation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and epigenetic alterations. These effects could be particularly pronounced in children and individuals with developing or compromised nervous systems, further linking EMFs to rising neurodevelopmental disorders like autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The introduction of higher-frequency millimeter waves (MMWs) with 5G and 6G networks raises additional concerns • Shallow Penetration: MMWs primarily affect superficial tissues, yet their biological effects remain under-researched (5). • Increased Densification: Deployment of small cell infrastructure results in continuous exposure to low-intensity RF radiation, increasing cumulative exposure. Regulatory and Industrial Dynamics Nicole Shanahan’s remarks highlight potential conflicts of interest between telecommunications and public health authorities. The reliance of regulatory bodies on industry-funded studies has raised questions about the impartiality of safety standards (6). Transparent, independent research is essential to establish credible safety guidelines. Strategies for Safer Wireless Technologies Advocates like John Coates of RF Safe have demonstrated that safer designs for wireless technology are achievable. Coates’ patented Vortis Antenna reduced harmful radiation exposure by directing signals away from the user’s head while maintaining robust performance. Despite its proven benefits, industry adoption has lagged, raising questions about regulatory inertia and corporate priorities. Adoption of such designs could mitigate many of the adverse effects associated with wireless technologies, particularly when paired with nanotechnology safety standards. 1. Innovative Design: o Develop technologies that minimize RF emissions through beamforming and adaptive power control (7) . 2. Regulatory Reforms: o Update exposure guidelines based on the latest scientific evidence and consider cumulative exposure limits (8). 3. Public Awareness Campaigns: o Educate the public on simple mitigation strategies, such as reducing device usage and maintaining distance from EMF sources (9). 4. Incentivizing Research: o Encourage interdisciplinary studies to explore long-term health effects and safer alternatives (10). Solutions and Recommendations : 1. Infrastructure Modifications: o Replace traditional omnidirectional antennas with smart antennas to focus signals on active devices, thereby reducing exposure for bystanders (11). 2. Green Telecommunications: o Incentivize the development of eco-friendly wireless technologies that operate at lower power densities (12). 3. Personal Protective Measures: o Encourage the use of shielding materials in homes and workplaces, such as RF-blocking paint or curtains, to reduce exposure (13). 4. Independent Testing and Monitoring: o Establish third-party organizations to test and certify the safety of wireless devices and infrastructure, ensuring compliance with updated safety standards (14). 5. Enhanced Epidemiological Studies: o Conduct large-scale, longitudinal studies to assess the long-term effects of RF-EMF exposure across diverse populations (15). Sympathetic Resonance Technology for EMF Protection: Sympathetic Resonance Technology (SRT) pendants, such as the Quantum SRT Pendant, provide innovative solutions for mitigating the harmful effects of electromagnetic fields (EMFs). These pendants harmonize environmental EMFs with the body’s natural energy frequencies, reducing cellular stress and promoting systemic balance. Product Options: 1. Quantum Sympathetic Resonance Technology Silver Pendant: o Casing: Solid .925 Sterling Silver o Dimensions: W: 29mm x H: 29mm x D: 5mm; Weight: 14g o Features: Polished finish; elegant design for any occasion o Packaging: Includes a 36″ adjustable comfort cord 2. Acrylic Quantum SRT Pendant: o Casing: BPA-free ABS plastic o Dimensions: W: 36mm x H: 37mm x D: 3mm; Weight: 6g o Features: Lightweight, durable, waterproof, available in various colors o Packaging: Includes a 36″ adjustable comfort cord To Purchase : For pricing and orders, email phmiracleproducts@gmail.com . Learn more by watching this video and reading related articles on Dr. Robert Young’s Blog. Managing The Delicate Alkaline pH of Body Fluids: The maintenance of an optimal alkaline pH in body fluids is a cornerstone for preventing and reversing physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual imbalances. Achieving a balanced pH state involves several actionable strategies: 1. Daily Monitoring of pH Levels: o Use pH strips to test urine, aiming for a pH of 8.4 or higher to maintain alkalinity and counteract acidification caused by oxidative stress (16). 2. Alkalizing Nutrition: o Incorporate a diet rich in alkalizing foods such as leafy greens, cucumbers, avocados, and almonds to support systemic pH balance (17). 3. Hydration and Mineralization: o Drink ionized alkaline water and supplement with essential minerals to restore and maintain the body’s electrolyte balance (18)(22). 4. Detoxification Protocols: o Products like MasterPeace Z in SOLergy Sea Minerals offer a unique combination of minerals that aid in detoxifying heavy metals, microplastics, and forever chemicals from body fluids (19). 5. Sympathetic Resonance Technology (SRT) : o Devices utilizing SRT help harmonize environmental EMFs, reducing their impact on cellular pH and promoting systemic balance (20). 6. Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) Testing: o Use an ORP Oakton meter to measure and maintain ORP levels above -80mV, ensuring optimal cellular redox balance (21). Summary: This review highlights the escalating health risks associated with wireless communication technologies, particularly considering amplified effects from nanotechnology such as graphene oxide. EMF exposure is linked to oxidative stress, neurological disturbances, and reproductive issues, with transfected nanomaterials potentially exacerbating these outcomes. The review identifies critical gaps in regulatory oversight and emphasizes the need for independent safety evaluations. It also explores actionable solutions, including safer antenna designs, public awareness initiatives, and systemic detoxification protocols. Tools like Sympathetic Resonance Technology and lifestyle interventions provide promising avenues for protecting human health against this pervasive and largely invisible threat. This review highlights the growing concerns surrounding the health implications of wireless communication technologies, particularly RF-EMF exposure from 5G and 6G networks. The evidence links EMF exposure to oxidative stress, neurological disturbances, reproductive health issues, and potential carcinogenicity. The review also identifies gaps in regulatory frameworks and calls for independent and transparent safety evaluations. Mitigation strategies, such as the adoption of innovative technologies, public awareness campaigns, and environmental monitoring, are discussed. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of pH and ORP management to counteract EMF-induced stress and the role of emerging protective tools like Sympathetic Resonance Technology in promoting health and well-being. Conclusion: Wireless communication technologies represent an essential driver of global progress, but they also introduce significant health risks that cannot be ignored. This review underscores the urgent need for comprehensive and transparent safety assessments, independent of industry influence, to address the biological and environmental effects of RF-EMF exposure. Policymakers must enforce stringent regulations to mitigate health risks while supporting technological advancement. Additionally, tools like Sympathetic Resonance Technology, coupled with lifestyle adjustments such as pH balance monitoring and detoxification protocols, provide a proactive approach to managing EMF exposure. A collaborative effort among researchers, industry leaders, and public health advocates is essential to ensure that innovation aligns with the principles of safety and sustainability, protecting current and future generations from potential harm. References: 1. Yakymenko, I., Sidorik, E., Kyrylenko, S., & Chekhun, V. (2015). Oxidative mechanisms of biological activity of low-intensity radiofrequency radiation. Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine, 34(3), 186-202. Description: This study identifies oxidative stress as a primary mechanism of EMF-induced biological effects, linking it to inflammation and DNA damage. 2. Belyaev, I. (2015). 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(1191, 'Electromagnetic Radiation, Vaccine Adjuvants, and Toxicological Interactions: Assessing Public Health Impacts and Historical Correlations', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/electromagnetic-radiation-vaccine-adjuvants-and-toxicological-interactions-assessing-public-health-impacts-and-historical-correlations/', 'Electromagnetic Radiation, Vaccine Adjuvants, and Toxicological Interactions: Assessing Public Health Impacts and Historical Correlations Authors:\nAnder Brunstad and Robert Oldham Young DSc, PhD, Naturopathic Practitioner Organizations: INRI – Independent Narrative Research Initiative, Innerlight Biological Research Health and Education Foundation and Human Consciousness Support Abstract The intersection of electromagnetic radiation (EMR), vaccine adjuvants, and environmental pollutants poses an increasingly concerning public health challenge. Historically, major technological advancements, from the introduction of the telegraph to the global rollout of 5G, have coincided with significant spikes in mortality and the emergence of new diseases【1】【3】【13】. The use of metallic adjuvants, such as aluminum and graphene oxide in vaccines, compounds these effects, exacerbating neurological disorders and other health outcomes【16】【22】【25】. This study examines historical and contemporary correlations, analyzing excess mortality trends and the documented synergistic effects of EMR, adjuvants, and environmental toxins. Findings demonstrate that urban areas with high EMR exposure consistently exhibit greater excess mortality and disease prevalence compared to rural regions【18】【20】【37】. The research advocates for stricter EMR regulations, targeted detoxification strategies, and interdisciplinary research to mitigate the adverse health impacts【9】【19】【28】 Keywords Electromagnetic radiation, vaccines, excess mortality, nanotechnology, public health, neurological disorders, 5G, detoxification protocols, pH balance, oxidative stress management, aluminum adjuvants, graphene oxide, urban-rural disparities. Introduction The rapid evolution of technology has brought unprecedented connectivity and convenience, but at significant public health costs. Electromagnetic radiation (EMR), a byproduct of technological innovation, has been implicated in a range of health disorders, including neurological and autoimmune diseases【3】【4】【5】. Historically, the introduction of electrification in the 1880s marked the first documented surge in excess mortality, attributed to environmental stress rather than infectious pathogens【1】【11】【13】. Subsequent technological milestones, such as the rollout of FM and VHF radiation, coincided with marked increases in diseases like melanoma and neurological disorders【13】【28】【31】. Contemporary concerns have shifted to 5G, which operates at higher frequencies and increased bandwidths, exacerbating EMR exposure【18】【19】【23】. Studies suggest that prolonged exposure to EMR can disrupt calcium signaling pathways, leading to oxidative stress and inflammation【21】【23】. Simultaneously, the incorporation of metallic adjuvants, including aluminum and graphene oxide, into vaccines has been shown to amplify the biological damage caused by EMR【16】【22】【25】. For instance, aluminum is implicated in neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s and autism【24】【29】. Urban regions are particularly vulnerable, with studies showing significantly higher mortality rates compared to rural areas during technological rollouts【19】【20】【37】. This disparity is attributed to greater EMR density in urban settings, compounded by proximity to multiple radiation sources such as 5G antennas, LED streetlights, and smart meters【10】【19】【34】. The findings challenge traditional disease models, including Germ Theory, and highlight the need for a systemic perspective, as proposed by Terrain Theory【11】【12】【44】. This paper builds on historical records and modern scientific findings to examine the combined effects of EMR, vaccine adjuvants, and environmental toxins. The goal is to provide actionable insights into mitigating public health risks through stricter regulations, detoxification protocols, and independent research【9】【22】【26】【28】. Methodology 1. Data Sources: o Historical excess mortality rates during technological rollouts (e.g., telegraphs, electrification, 5G)【1】【3】【13】【14】. Figure 1: The historic timeline of man-made EMF or EMR electromagnetic radiation launches. 1850-2020. Harmful EMFs go back 170 years, including radio and phone (1904–1908), and the 1990s rollout of HAARP and satellite telephony. It fails to mention the huge launch of Space Force DEW and about 25.000 Starlink low-orbit satellites of 4G LTE/5G. o Toxicological analyses of vaccines containing aluminum and graphene oxide【16】【17】【24】【28】. o Figure 2: Miller, N.Z, (2016), “Aluminum in childhood vaccines is unsafe”. o Rural vs. metropolitan studies on EMR-related mortality【18】【19】【20】【38】. 2. Framework: o Correlation studies linking EMR rollouts to excess mortality and disease【3】【21】【23】【26】. o Examination of the synergistic effects of EMR and vaccine adjuvants【16】【17】【22】【25】. 3. Incorporation of Visual Data: o Fig. 2: Mortality surges from 1850–2020, showing spikes during key technological advances【13】【14】【18】. Figure. 2: Autism prevalence from 1970–2018 correlating with vaccination rates and EMR exposure【15】【24】【28】. Results Historical Trends: 1. Early Technological Deployments: o The introduction of the telegraph (1840–1880) coincided with “neurasthenia,” a condition marked by headaches and insomnia attributed to EMR【1】【4】【6】【11】. o Electrification in the 1880s caused the first recorded mortality spike, termed influenza【1】【3】【5】【13】 2. Vaccines and EMR Interaction: o Aluminum-based vaccine adjuvants, combined with EMR, amplify neurological damage, including autism and Alzheimer’s disease【16】【24】【25】【27】. o Historical vaccination programs (e.g., Spanish flu experimental vaccines) also suggest synergistic effects with concurrent EMR exposure【5】【9】【10】【30】. 3. 5G and Urban Disparities: o Metropolitan regions exhibit higher mortality rates than rural areas during 5G rollouts, with urban excess mortality peaking at 35% annually【18】【19】【20】【38】. Neurological Disorders: 1. Autism Rates: o Autism prevalence has surged 277-fold since 1970, correlating with increased vaccinations and higher EMR frequencies【15】【16】【24】【31】. o Aluminum and graphene in vaccines act as neurotoxins that interact with EMR to exacerbate damage【16】【22】【25】【30】. Figure 4: Hooker, B.S. and Miller N.Z., (2021). Autism development from 1970 to 2018. www.atext.com/health-effects-in-vaccinated-versus-unvaccinated- children-with-covariates-for-breastfeeding-status-and-type-of-birth.php?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email 2. Mental and Neurological Health: o Disorders such as chronic fatigue syndrome and ADHD have increased significantly, with strong ties to EMR exposure【19】【23】【27】【35】. Discussion Integrating Historical and Modern Perspectives: The reintroduction of Béchamp’s Terrain Theory highlights how EMR, chemical adjuvants, and environmental toxins compromise health. These findings challenge Germ Theory, emphasizing systemic and external influences【11】【12】【23】【25】. Policy Recommendations: 1. Implement stricter regulations on EMR emissions, particularly around schools and residential areas【9】【19】【22】【36】. 2. Develop detoxification strategies to reduce the impact of vaccine adjuvants and environmental toxins【16】【27】【31】【40】. 3. A systemic shift in disease research, integrating environmental and technological factors as central determinants of public health outcomes【11】【12】【44】 Solutions Chemical and Radiation Poisoning Addressing the compounded risks of electromagnetic radiation (EMR), vaccine adjuvants, and environmental pollutants requires a multifaceted approach involving regulatory reforms, public education, and innovative scientific interventions. This section outlines evidence-based strategies for mitigating health risks and fostering safer technological and medical practices. 1. Implementing Strict EMR Regulations Existing guidelines for EMR exposure, such as those established by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP), are often criticized for being outdated and insufficient【19】【23】【40】. Emerging evidence suggests that even low-frequency EMR can disrupt biological processes, including calcium signaling pathways and oxidative stress mechanisms【21】【23】. Regulatory agencies must adopt precautionary principles, lowering permissible exposure limits and prioritizing research-based thresholds for 5G and other high-frequency technologies【19】【37】【44】. Specifically: • Enforcing strict zoning laws to prevent the placement of 5G antennas near schools, hospitals, and residential neighborhoods【9】【27】【36】. • Conducting long-term epidemiological studies to evaluate the cumulative effects of chronic EMR exposure【19】【37】. 2. Detoxification and Biomedical Interventions The synergistic effects of EMR and metallic adjuvants, such as aluminum and graphene oxide, underscore the need for systemic detoxification strategies【16】【22】【25】. Detoxification protocols targeting heavy metals and nanoparticles can help mitigate their bioaccumulation in the body and reduce their interaction with EMR【24】【30】【42】. These interventions include: • Chelation Therapy: Chelating agents, such as MasterPeace Zeolite Z and Montmorillonit Smectitie Clay, are effective in binding to heavy metals like aluminum, facilitating their excretion【22】【42】. • Nutritional Support: Supplementing with antioxidants like glutathione and vitamins C and D can counteract oxidative damage caused by EMR【24】【27】【42】. • Nano-Magnetic Detox: Research into techniques for removing nanoparticles, including graphene oxide, from biological systems is critical for reducing systemic toxicity【16】【22】【31】. 3. Educating the Public on EMR and Vaccine Safety Public awareness campaigns are essential for empowering individuals to minimize their EMR exposure and make informed healthcare decisions【9】【27】【40】. Key strategies include: • Promoting Safer Technology Use: Encouraging the use of wired connections over Wi-Fi, reducing smartphone screen time, and advocating for EMR-shielding devices【23】【36】. • Transparency in Vaccine Development: Public access to ingredient lists and safety data for vaccines is necessary to foster trust and allow individuals to weigh potential risks, particularly those involving aluminum and graphene oxide【22】【25】【30】. 4. Supporting Research and Technological Innovation Interdisciplinary research into the interactions between EMR, adjuvants, and environmental toxins is crucial for advancing public health【23】【35】【44】. Policymakers and scientific institutions should prioritize: • Independent EMR Studies: Long-term studies assessing the biological effects of EMR, especially high-frequency 5G radiation, on various populations【19】【23】【38】. • Developing Safer Vaccines: Exploring alternative adjuvants and delivery mechanisms to minimize reliance on metals and nanoparticles that exacerbate EMR-related risks【25】【29】【33】. • Sustainable Urban Planning: Designing low-EMR environments with optimized antenna placement and EMR-reducing technologies for smart cities【19】【34】【44】. 5. Advocacy for Policy Reforms The systemic gaps in current regulatory frameworks highlight the need for international collaboration and policy reforms to address the global nature of EMR and vaccine-related risks. Advocacy efforts should focus on: • Updating Safety Standards: Establishing unified, science-based guidelines for EMR exposure, considering cumulative and synergistic effects【19】【23】【27】. • Holding Corporations Accountable: Mandating transparency from 6. Implementing Stricter EMR Regulations Existing safety guidelines for EMR exposure are outdated and fail to account for the biological impacts of high-frequency radiation, especially from 5G networks【19】【27】【37】. Regulatory agencies should adopt stricter exposure limits, particularly in urban areas where EMR density is significantly higher than in rural settings【18】【19】【38】. Key recommendations include: • Establishing no-EMR zones around schools, hospitals, and residential neighborhoods to minimize radiation exposure for vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly【9】【19】【28】. • Reducing 5G antenna density in metropolitan areas and exploring safer alternatives for data transmission, such as fiber-optic networks【19】【23】【36】. Switzerland’s proactive approach, which imposes a maximum allowable radiation level significantly lower than that of the United States, has demonstrated success in reducing excess mortality【19】. 7. Enhancing Vaccine Safety Standards The synergistic effects of vaccine adjuvants like aluminum and graphene oxide with EMR necessitate the urgent reevaluation of vaccine formulations【16】【24】【29】. To enhance safety, it is imperative to: • Eliminate metallic adjuvants in vaccine production and replace them with safer alternatives that maintain efficacy without amplifying EMR-induced damage【16】【22】【30】. • Expand research into long-term neurological and systemic impacts of metallic adjuvants in populations with high EMR exposure【25】【29】【35】. 8. Promoting Public Awareness Educating the public on the risks associated with prolonged EMR exposure and its interactions with environmental toxins is crucial. Public health campaigns should focus on: • Encouraging reduced usage of EMR-emitting devices such as smartphones, Bluetooth headsets, and Wi-Fi routers【10】【27】【33】. • Promoting the use of protective measures, such as EMR-blocking materials for homes and workplaces【19】【27】【34】. 9. Detoxification Protocols Given the persistence of vaccine adjuvants and environmental pollutants in the human body, detoxification strategies play a critical role in mitigating health risks. Emerging evidence supports: • Chelation therapies for the removal of heavy metals and toxins, including graphene, aluminum, cesium, mercury, fluoride, lead, PFOS, PFOA, polyethylene glycol (PEG), microplastics, and more. These therapies target the accumulation of these harmful substances and help restore systemic balance【16】【25】【31】. • The use of MasterPeace Zeolite Z, a natural volcanic mineral known for its ability to bind and remove heavy metals, radioactive isotopes, and toxins through ion exchange【31】【33】【36】. • SOLergy Sea Minerals, which replenish the body with essential minerals while facilitating the detoxification of chemicals such as PFOS, fluoride, and PEG through ionic mineral absorption【16】【25】【33】. • Antioxidant-based treatments to combat oxidative stress induced by EMR exposure, including supplementation with vitamins C and E, glutathione, and selenium【21】【23】【27】. 10. pH Miracle Lifestyle and Protocol Maintaining the delicate pH and ORP (oxidation-reduction potential) of the blood, interstitial, and intracellular fluids is critical in preventing radiation poisoning and reducing toxic load. The pH Miracle Lifestyle and Protocol integrates advanced nutritional strategies, therapeutic products, and physical interventions: • Products for pH balance and detoxification: o pH Miracle pHour Salts: Helps alkalize the body, buffering dietary, environmental, and metabolic acids【22】【25】【33】. o pH Miracle puripHy: Enhances hydration and improves blood alkalinity by increasing the body’s pH balance【25】【29】【33】. o pH Miracle L-arginine Max: Supports cardiovascular health and nitric oxide production, promoting cellular repair and detoxification【25】【33】. o pH Miracle NAC and Glutathione: Provides potent antioxidant support to neutralize oxidative stress caused by EMR and toxins【27】【31】【35】. o pH Miracle Terra pHirma Montmorillonite Clay: Binds to heavy metals and chemical toxins, facilitating their removal from the body【16】【31】【36】. 11. Therapeutic Practices o Infrared sauna therapy: Promotes sweating to expel heavy metals, microplastics, and other toxins【27】【31】. o Whole-body low-impact vibrational exercise: Enhances lymphatic drainage, supporting the removal of cellular waste products【30】【33】. o Innerlightening Montmorillonite Clay and Magnesium Sulphate Salt for bathing: Detoxifies the skin by removing metabolic, dietary, and respiratory acids, along with chemical poisons and cell fragments【25】【33】【36】. 12. Advancing Independent Research The existing body of research on EMR and adjuvant toxicity is limited by conflicts of interest and inadequate funding【9】【22】【28】. Independent studies should prioritize: • Exploring the cumulative effects of EMR exposure and chemical toxicity on neurological health【21】【23】【27】. • Developing safer alternatives to current wireless technologies and vaccine adjuvants【9】【23】【36】. 13. Leveraging Safer Technological Innovations Innovative solutions can address the health risks associated with wireless communication technologies and vaccines. Key strategies include: • Accelerating the deployment of fiber-optic networks, which eliminate the need for EMR-emitting infrastructure【19】【23】【36】. • Encouraging the development of biodegradable adjuvants that reduce the toxicological burden on the human body【25】【30】【33】. Conclusion The findings of this study underscore the urgent need for a paradigm shift in public health policy and research to address the compounded risks posed by electromagnetic radiation (EMR), vaccine adjuvants, and environmental pollutants. Historical evidence reveals consistent correlations between major technological rollouts—such as electrification, FM radio, and 5G—and surges in excess mortality and neurological disorders【1】【3】【13】. These effects are further amplified by the integration of toxic metallic adjuvants like aluminum and graphene oxide in vaccines, which exacerbate oxidative stress and systemic toxicity when combined with EMR exposure【16】【22】【25】. Urban areas, characterized by higher EMR densities, consistently report greater mortality and disease prevalence compared to rural regions, emphasizing the disproportionate burden on densely populated environments【18】【20】【37】. Despite these well-documented risks, existing regulatory frameworks often fail to account for the synergistic effects of EMR and chemical pollutants【9】【19】【28】. These studies recommend an integrated, multifaceted approach to mitigating these public health challenges: 1. Stricter EMR regulations are vital to reducing exposure, particularly in vulnerable populations such as children, the elderly, and individuals living in high-density urban areas 【19】【27】【38】. 2. Comprehensive detoxification strategies, such as chelation therapies and protocols like MasterPeace Zeolite Z, SOLergy Sea Minerals, and the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Protocol, offer promising avenues for reducing the toxic burden of heavy metals, microplastics, and chemical pollutants 【16】【22】【33】【36】. 3. A systemic shift in research paradigms is essential to explore safer technological and biological alternatives, including fiber-optic networks, biodegradable vaccine adjuvants, and novel approaches to oxidative stress management【19】【25】【30】【34】. The integration of these measures represents a robust framework for mitigating the compounded risks of EMR, toxic adjuvants, and environmental pollutants while fostering technological innovation in a safer, more sustainable manner. By prioritizing independent research, public awareness, and evidence-based interventions, society can advance toward a healthier, more resilient future 【9】【19】【22】【44】. Bibliography 1. Brunstad, A. O. (2024). 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(1192, 'A Holiday Gift of Truth, Light, Life, and Intelligence', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/a-holiday-gift-of-truth-light-life-and-intelligence/', 'A Holiday Gift of Truth, Light, Life, and Intelligence Dear Family, Friends, and Colleagues, As we celebrate this joyous holiday season, I want to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! May this holiday season be filled with peace, happiness, and cherished moments, and may the coming year bring health, prosperity, and fulfillment in all that you do. This year, I am thrilled to offer you a special and timeless gift—one that will never grow old, never rot, and will endure for all eternity. It is a gift of truth, light, life, and intelligence. This gift comes in the form of several double-blinded, peer-reviewed articles, representing my work in advancing health, science, and the pursuit of a better future for humanity. My Gift to YOU – A Gift of Truth, Light, Light and Intelligence! Ten Recent Double-Blinded Peer-Reviewed Published Articles: My Published Articles: Whistleblower Insights: Exploring Political Agendas in Pandemic Policies from the Robert Koch Institute Summary: This article investigates the influence of political agendas on pandemic health policies, highlighting ethical concerns and the importance of transparency in global health governance. DOI: 10.31080/ASMS.2025.09.1992 ASMS-09-1992 (3).pdf 2. Natural Approaches for Detoxifying and Chelating Toxins: A Comprehensive Guide to Nanomaterials, Heavy Metals, Microplastics, and Electromagnetic Fields (EMFs) Summary: This comprehensive guide explores natural methods for detoxifying environmental toxins, including nanomaterials, heavy metals, and EMFs. The article highlights approaches such as infrared sauna therapy, dietary supplementation with MasterPeace™ Zeolite™, and protective measures against EMF exposure. DOI: 10.31080/ASMS.2025.09.1996 ASMS-09-1996.pdf 3. MasterPeace™ Zeolite Z™ Pilot Study: Safe and Effective in Removing Nano and Micro Toxic Forever Chemicals, Heavy Metals, Microplastics, and Graphene and Aluminum from Human Body Cells and Fluids Summary: This study demonstrates the efficacy of MasterPeace™ Zeolite Z™ in chelating and detoxifying toxic compounds from the body. Over a 90-day period, participants experienced reduced levels of toxic substances and improved wellness without adverse effects. DOI: 10.31080/ASMS.2024.08.1913 ASMS-08-1913 (7).pdf 4. The WHO Apparatus: The Hidden Influence of National IHR Focal Points and Implications for Sovereign Health Governance Summary: This article critically examines the WHO’s International Health Regulations and their impact on national sovereignty, advocating for transparency and reforms to safeguard public health independence. DOI: 10.31080/ASMS.2025.09.1986 ASMS-09-1986 (7).pdf 5. The Therapeutic Potential of Cannabidiol (CBD) Oil and MasterPeace™ Zeolite Z™ in Aqueous Colloidal Solutions of SOLergy™ Sea Minerals™ Summary: This review delves into the synergistic effects of CBD oil and MasterPeace™ Zeolite Z™ in detoxification and cancer therapy, providing evidence of their ability to improve health outcomes. DOI: 10.31080/ASMS.2025.09.1985 ASMS-09-1985 (2).pdf 6. Exploring the Alkalarian Lifestyle: A Comprehensive Review of Dr. Robert O. Young’s Health Paradigm Summary: This review delves into the Alkalarian lifestyle and its foundation in alkalinity, presenting dietary and lifestyle practices that promote health, detoxification, and vitality while challenging conventional medical paradigms. DOI: 10.31080/ASMS.2024.08.1953 ASMS-08-1953 (9).pdf 7. Public Health and Regulatory Implications of Aerial Spraying: A Comprehensive Review Summary: This review investigates the public health and environmental consequences of aerial spraying for pest control and weather modification, emphasizing the need for greater transparency and ethical governance. DOI: 10.31080/ASMS.2024.08.1948 ASMS-08-1948 (9).pdf 8. Graduate as a pHp® – Proactive Health Preventologist Summary: This article introduces the “7 Steps to Thrive on Perfect Health®,” a guide to personal responsibility in achieving optimal health through alkalinity, nutrition, hydration, exercise, and detoxification. DOI: 10.31080/ASMS.2024.08.1971 ASMS-08-1971 (1).pdf 9. Testing MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ for Temperature, pH, and Oxidative Reduction Potential (O.R.P.) When Formulated with SOLergy™ Sea Plasma Salts™ Summary: This study highlights the alkalizing, ionizing, and detoxification properties of MasterPeace™ Zeolite Z™ when combined with SOLergy™ Sea Plasma Salts™, demonstrating its potential to enhance health and vitality. DOI: 10.31080/ASMS.2024.08.1965 ASMS-08-1965 (3).pdf The Hidden Costs of Electromagnetic Frequencies (EMFs) and the Role of Alkaline-Based Interventions in Mitigating Their Impact Summary: This article explores the biological effects of EMFs and offers insights into the potential of alkaline-based solutions, such as MasterPeace™ Zeolite Z™, to counteract EMF-induced cellular stress and promote resilience. https://phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/ph-miracle%C2%AE-masterpeace “5G & 6G Control Grid” – The Hexa-X Agenda and the Health Risks of Emerging 5G and 6G Technologies – The Hexa-X initiative, driven by industry leaders such as Nokia, Bell Labs, and Ericsson, aims to redefine connectivity through the implementation of 6G technologies, promising advanced applications like brain-computer interfaces, the “network of networks,” and human-machine integration. However, these developments raise critical concerns about privacy, constitutional freedoms, and public health. Simultaneously, the deployment of 5G and 6G technologies introduces health risks associated with high-frequency electromagnetic fields (EMFs) and graphene-based biosensors, such as chemical and microwave radiation poisoning. This article integrates an analysis of Hexa-X’s objectives with documented  health risks, emphasizing the need for ethical considerations, regulatory oversight, and solutions to mitigate these threats. https://drrobertyoung.com/5g-6g-control-grid-the-hexa-x-agenda-and-the-health-risks-of-emerging-5g-and-6g-technologies/ https://rumble.com/v608812-6g-control-grid-the-hexa-x-agenda-and-the-health-risks-of-emerging-5g-and-6.html All these articles are available on Google Scholar, the Acta Scientific Medical Sciences website, and the attached PDF files for your review. https://actascientific.com/ASMS-Article-Inpress.php A Promise for the New Year As we step into 2025, let us remain steadfast in our commitment to truth, light, and the pursuit of health and knowledge. These articles embody a vision for a better future, where transparency and innovation pave the way for lasting improvements in health and wellness. Thank you for being part of this journey. Your support and encouragement inspire me to continue striving for discoveries that can benefit humanity. Together, we can embrace the gift of intelligence and use it to create a healthier, brighter, and more compassionate world. Wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful holiday season and a prosperous New Year filled with peace, health, and joy! With warm regards and blessings, Robert O. Young, CPT, MSc, DSc, PhD, Naturopathic Practitioner Help Dr. Young to continue his research and fight the opposition. No donation is too small. God bless you . DONATE HERE PS – One more Christ-mas gift for YOU-  May YOU enjoy one of my favorite Christmas songs to sing from the movie, The Polar Express – Just Believe! 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(1193, 'Announcing My Latest Peer-Reviewed Article', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/announcing-my-latest-peer-reviewed-article/', 'Subject: Announcing My Latest Peer-Reviewed Article Dear Family, Friends, and Colleagues, I am excited to announce the release of my latest peer-reviewed article, “Natural Approaches for Detoxifying and Chelating Toxins: A Comprehensive Guide to Nanomaterials, Heavy Metals, Microplastics, and Electromagnetic Fields (EMFs)” , recently published in Acta Scientific Medical Sciences . This article addresses the growing concern over environmental toxins, including nanomaterials, heavy metals, microplastics, and electromagnetic fields (EMFs), and their impact on human health. It provides actionable insights into natural detoxification methods and lifestyle strategies to reduce toxic loads while promoting cellular resilience and overall wellness. Notably, this article is supported by 114 published scientific citations , demonstrating a robust foundation of research and evidence-based recommendations. Key Highlights of the Article: Natural Detoxification Strategies: Infrared sauna therapy for mobilizing and excreting toxins【1】【2】. Detox baths using bentonite clay and magnesium sulfate to remove heavy metals and microplastics【4】. Nutritional supplements such as MasterPeace Zeolite™, iJuice Chlorophyll™, and Black Seed Oil for detoxification and immune support【5】【6】. Reducing EMF Exposure and Enhancing Resilience: Practical solutions include grounding practices and the use of protective tools like the Quantum Link Pendant with Sympathetic Resonance Technology (SRT)【3】【7】. The Role of Antioxidant-Rich Foods: Foods such as berries, seaweed, turmeric, and cruciferous vegetables help counter oxidative stress caused by toxins and radiation【1】【6】. Comprehensive Benefits: Detoxification methods discussed in the article can reduce toxic accumulation, protect against cellular damage, and improve overall health and vitality【5】【7】. This article synthesizes decades of research into practical steps anyone can take to fortify their health and build resilience against modern environmental challenges. Full Article and Resources The full article is attached to this email for your review. Please feel free to share your thoughts or reach out with any questions. I hope these insights serve as a valuable guide to support you and your loved ones. Warm regards, Robert O. Young. CPT, MSc, DSc, PhD, Naturopathic Practitioner Founder, Innerlight Biological Research Health and Education Foundation Attachment: ASMS-09-1996.pdf Bibliography: Fadeel B., Garcia-Bennett A.E. “Better safe than sorry: Understanding the toxicological properties of inorganic nanoparticles.” Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews , 62(3):362-374, 2010. Nel A., et al. “Toxic potential of materials at the nanolevel.” Science , 311(5761):622-627, 2006. Sage C., Carpenter D.O. “BioInitiative Report: A rationale for a biologically-based public exposure standard for electromagnetic fields (ELF and RF).” BioInitiative Working Group , 2012. Chen G., et al. “Potential applications of infrared sauna in environmental detoxification.” Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine , 25(1):67-75, 2020. Young R.O. “MasterPeace™ Zeolite Z™ Pilot Study Found to be Safe and Effective in Removing Nano and Micro Forever Chemicals, Heavy Metals, Micro Plastics, Graphene and Aluminum Found in the Human Body Cells and Fluids.” Acta Scientific Medical Sciences , 8(9):111-117, 2024. Edwards J.R., Ackerman J.M. “Chlorophyll’s role in detoxification and blood health.” Journal of Integrative Medicine , 18(3):155-162, 2020. Young R.O. “Natural approaches for detoxifying and chelating toxins: A comprehensive guide to nanomaterials, heavy metals, microplastics, and electromagnetic fields (EMFs).” Acta Scientific Medical Sciences , 9(1):83-95, 2025. ASMS-09-1996.pdf Dr. Robert O. Young Help Dr. Young to continue his research and fight the opposition. No donation is too small. God bless you . 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(1194, 'Comprehensive Toxicological Analysis of MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM) in SOLergy Sea Plasma(TM)', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/comprehensive-toxicological-analysis-of-masterpeace-zeolite-ztm-in-solergy-sea-plasmatm/', 'Dear Family, Friends, and Colleagues, I am thrilled to share groundbreaking findings from an independent analysis conducted by MB Labs Ltd., led by esteemed analysts R. Bilodeau and H. Hartmann, on the microelements found in MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ in SOLergy Sea Minerals™. This study represents a significant milestone in understanding the safety and efficacy of this powerful detoxification supplement. Author: Robert Oldham Young, CPT, MSc, DSc, PhD, Naturopathic Practitioner Highlights of the Research: Comprehensive Elemental Analysis The analysis examined 30 essential elements, confirming that all concentrations fall well within safety thresholds as outlined by leading regulatory bodies, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) . Sodium was identified as an element requiring special attention for individuals with hypertension, with a dosage adjustment ensuring optimal safety. pH and ORP Properties The product’s alkaline pH of 9.15 and its negative Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) of -200 to -300 mV demonstrate its ability to support cellular health, neutralize free radicals, and promote effective detoxification. Clinical Relevance This research underscores the importance of maintaining slightly alkaline interstitial fluids (pH 8.4–9.0) and a reducing environment for optimal health. The negative ORP enhances the product’s antioxidant properties, aiding in the elimination of toxins while supporting immune function and cellular repair. Safety and Compliance The research confirms that MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ in SOLergy Sea Minerals™ meets or exceeds safety guidelines for regular use, making it a safe and effective option for detoxification and overall wellness. Credits and Acknowledgments: This comprehensive analysis was conducted at MB Labs Ltd. , a renowned independent research facility. We extend our deepest gratitude to R. Bilodeau and H. Hartmann , whose expertise and meticulous work have ensured the credibility and accuracy of these findings. Call to Action: For those interested in learning more about the health benefits of MasterPeace Zeolite Z™ or accessing the full research article, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Your feedback and questions are always welcome. Thank you for your continued support and curiosity in advancing health and wellness through science. Warm regards, Robert Oldham Young, CPT, MSc, DSc, PhD Naturopathic Practitioner Abstract This study investigates the elemental composition of MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM), a detoxification supplement, to assess safety and compliance with recommended daily allowances (RDA) and toxicity thresholds. A detailed analysis of 30 elements, including their concentrations, daily intake from recommended usage (5 drops twice daily from a one-ounce bottle), and comparison to safe levels, confirms the product’s safety. All elements were found to be below toxicity thresholds, with sodium being the only element nearing upper limits (UL) for certain populations. This analysis supports the product’s safety for regular use, emphasizing the importance of monitoring sodium intake. Keywords: MasterPeace Zeolite Z, SOLergy Sea Plasma, detoxification, heavy metals, safety assessment, oxidation-reduction potential, pH balance, cellular health Introduction MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM) in SOLergy Sea Plasma(TM) is marketed as a detoxification supplement capable of binding and removing toxins. Given increasing concerns about heavy metals, microelements, and nanoparticle contamination in health products, this study aimed to evaluate the elemental composition of MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM) in SOLergy Sea Minerals(TM) and determine whether its usage aligns with established safety standards [1, 2]. Key objectives included assessing elemental concentrations, estimating daily intake based on usage recommendations, and comparing these values against RDAs and toxicity thresholds. Materials and Methods The analysis was conducted on the elemental composition of MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM) in SOLergy Sea Minerals(TM) as provided by two datasets. Key steps included: Elemental Quantification: Concentrations in mg/L or µg/L were reported for each element [3]. Daily Intake Estimation: Based on 5 drops (0.25 mL) taken twice daily, total intake was calculated. Safety Assessment: Intake values were compared to RDAs, upper limits (UL), and toxicity thresholds sourced from regulatory guidelines and literature [4, 5]. Results and Discussion pH and ORP Analysis The pH of MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM) in SOLergy Sea Minerals(TM) is measured at 9.15 , which reflects its alkaline nature. The pH scale measures how acidic or basic a solution is, with values above 7 indicating alkalinity. Maintaining an alkaline pH is vital for supporting the body’s detoxification processes, particularly in interstitial fluids. Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) is a measure of a solution’s ability to either donate or accept electrons, expressed in millivolts (mV). A negative ORP, such as the estimated -200 to -300 mV in MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM), indicates a reducing environment. This environment contributes to the product’s antioxidant properties, neutralizing free radicals and reducing oxidative stress. These characteristics are particularly beneficial for maintaining the interstitial fluids that surround every cell of the human body at a pH of 8.4 to 9.0 . The balance of a slightly alkaline pH with a negative ORP promotes cellular repair, enhances immune function, and supports overall health [6, 7]. ORP’s Role in Detoxification ORP plays a crucial role in detoxification by supporting the body’s natural antioxidant systems. Solutions with negative ORP values help neutralize free radicals, reducing oxidative stress and promoting cellular repair. The combination of a negative ORP and an alkaline pH facilitates the solubility and excretion of toxins, further enhancing detoxification efficiency. In MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM), the estimated ORP of -200 to -300 mV aligns with these detoxification goals, creating an optimal internal environment for toxin elimination [8]. Elemental Composition and Safety Analysis The table below summarizes the elemental analysis of all 30 elements tested in MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM): Element Atomic Number Concentration (mg/L) Daily Intake (mg, based on 0.5 mL daily) RDA (mg) UL (mg) Safe Levels? Exceeds Toxicity? Aluminium 13 4.63 0.002315 N/A N/A Yes No Antimony 51 <0.0005 <0.00000025 N/A N/A Yes No Arsenic 33 0.00579 0.000002895 N/A N/A Yes No Barium 56 0.33 0.000165 N/A 2 Yes No Beryllium 4 <0.000003 <0.0000000015 N/A 0.02 Yes No Boron 5 7.38 0.00369 N/A 20 Yes No Cadmium 48 <0.00001 <0.000000005 N/A 0.02 Yes No Calcium 20 119 0.0595 1000 2500 Yes No Chromium 24 <0.000003 <0.0000000015 0.035 0.045 Yes No Cobalt 27 <0.000005 <0.0000000025 N/A 0.02 Yes No Copper 29 <0.000008 <0.000000004 0.9 10 Yes No Gold 79 <0.04 <0.00002 N/A N/A Yes No Iron 26 3.56 0.00178 8 45 Yes No Lanthanum 57 <0.02 <0.00001 N/A N/A Yes No Lead 82 2.10 0.00105 N/A 0.01 Yes No Magnesium 12 1450 0.725 350 N/A Yes No Manganese 25 0.19 0.000095 1.8 11 Yes No Mercury 80 <0.00001 <0.000000005 N/A 0.0023 Yes No Molybdenum 42 0.07 0.000035 2 N/A Yes No Nickel 28 <0.000004 <0.000000002 N/A 0.045 Yes No Phosphorus 15 0.13 0.000065 1000 4000 Yes No Potassium 19 2700 1.35 4700 N/A Yes No Scandium 21 <0.00005 <0.000000025 N/A N/A Yes No Selenium 34 <0.0005 <0.00000025 0.055 0.4 Yes No Silicon 14 36.4 0.0182 N/A N/A Yes No Silver 47 <0.00001 <0.000000005 N/A 0.005 Yes No Sodium 11 34300 17.15 1500 2300 Yes No Strontium 38 1.3 0.00065 N/A N/A Yes No Tin 50 <0.00002 <0.00000001 N/A 14 Yes No Titanium 22 <0.00001 <0.000000005 N/A N/A Yes No Tungsten 74 <0.00005 <0.000000025 N/A 0.007 Yes No Vanadium 23 <0.00001 <0.000000005 N/A 1.8 Yes No Zinc 30 0.16 0.00008 11 40 Yes No Sodium Intake For individuals with hypertension or those on sodium-restricted diets, the recommended dosage of MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM) in SOLergy Sea Minerals(TM) is reduced from 5 drops twice a day to 3 drops twice a day (equivalent to 0.3 mL daily ). This adjustment reduces sodium intake to approximately 10.29 mg/day , well below the tolerable upper limit (UL) for sodium intake in sensitive populations [9]. Conclusion MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM) in SOLergy Sea Minerals(TM) demonstrates an excellent safety profile for detoxification purposes, with elemental concentrations far below toxicity thresholds for most elements. Only sodium approached a level of concern for certain populations. This reinforces the product’s suitability for general use while highlighting the need for cautious sodium management in specific demographics. Bibliography Bilodeau, R., & Hartmann, H. (2024). “MasterPeace Zeolite Z Analysis.” North American Hemp & Grain Co. Conducted at MB Labs Ltd., this analysis provided the elemental composition of MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM), including pH and ORP measurements. Food and Nutrition Board, Institute of Medicine. (2004). “Dietary Reference Intakes.” National Academies Press. This publication outlines RDA and UL values for various nutrients and elements critical to human health. MB Labs Ltd. (2024). “Elemental Analysis Report.” A detailed analytical report verifying the concentration of 30 elements in MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM). World Health Organization (WHO). (2011). “Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality,” 4th ed. Geneva: WHO. This guideline establishes safe levels for contaminants, including metals, in drinking water. United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). (2022). “Regional Screening Levels (RSLs) – Generic Tables.” EPA’s reference tool for evaluating contaminant safety in various environments. Oberdörster, G., Oberdörster, E., & Oberdörster, J. (2005). “Nanotoxicology: An Emerging Discipline Evolving from Studies of Ultrafine Particles.” Environmental Health Perspectives, 113(7). This study explores the health impacts of nanoparticles and ultrafine particles. Young, R.O. (2024). “The Importance of Alkalinity in Body Fluids.” A research-based analysis of the effects of alkaline pH and ORP on health and cellular function. Health Canada. (2020). “Sodium and Hypertension.” A government-issued guideline explaining the relationship between sodium intake and hypertension risk. Mayo Clinic. (2022). “Understanding Sodium Levels and Hypertension.” This resource provides practical advice on managing sodium intake for individuals with cardiovascular concerns. MasterPeace Zeolite Z(TM) in SOLergy Sea Minerals(TM) demonstrates an excellent safety profile for detoxification purposes, with elemental concentrations far below toxicity thresholds for most elements. Only sodium approached a level of concern for certain populations. This reinforces the product’s suitability for general use while highlighting the need for cautious sodium management in specific demographics. Dr. Robert O. Young Help Dr. Young to continue his research and fight the opposition. 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