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(327, 'Build Your Blood With Chlorophyll and Live Healthier and Longer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/26/build-your-blood-with-chlorophyll-and-live-healthier-and-longer/', 'Build Your Blood With Chlorophyll and Live Healthier and Longer!\nChlorophyll is often referred to as the blood of the green plant. No wonder nothing compares to chlorophyll when it comes to building your blood. In fact, if you look at the molecular structure of your hemoglobin you’ll find that the core structure is identical to chlorophyll, except for the center atom—Magnesium in chlorophyll and Iron in heme\nChlorophyll can be added to any water or green drink to improve the concentration of this powerful blood builder.\nYoung blood appears to boost the longevity of mice and gets stem cells to start dividing again in older mice\nFor now, any claims that young blood or plasma will extend lifespan are false: the data are just not there. An experiment to test such claims would take upwards of six years — first waiting for the mice to age, then for them to die naturally, then analysing the data. “If we had funding to do this, I’d do it. But we don’t,” says Michael Conboy. Still, he adds, “I hope that someone, somewhere is.”\n“I think it is rejuvenation,” says Tony Wyss-Coray, a neurologist at Stanford University in California who founded a company that is running the trial. “We are restarting the ageing clock.”\nToday, parabiosis is performed carefully to reduce animal discomfort and mortality.\nIn more recent work, within five weeks of the start of tests, young blood restored muscle and liver cells in the older mice, notably by causing aged stem cells to start dividing again. The team also found that young blood resulted in enhanced growth of brain cells in old mice, although the work was left out of their 2005 paper describing the results. All in all, the results suggested that blood contains the elusive factor or factors that coordinate ageing in different tissues.\nTo learn more about the benefits of chlorophyll and to order the only organic chlorophyll on the market go to: www.phoreveryoung.com or www.phmiracleliving.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.09615977853536606, 0.05921173468232155, -0.0530339777469635, 0.009609200991690159, 0.02602383680641651, 0.024682339280843735, -0.02114585041999817, 0.03556279093027115, 0.009520681574940681, 0.03832472860813141, -0.03398743271827698, -0.018197709694504738, -0.059698108583688736, 0.0402955524623394, -0.024789288640022278, 0.054248832166194916, -0.11377143859863281, 0.016441600397229195, -0.11310756951570511, 0.014103087596595287, -0.0680965855717659, -0.05234496667981148, -0.01953231543302536, 0.041288383305072784, -0.030466333031654358, -0.013701803982257843, -0.008352293632924557, -0.04264180362224579, 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(328, 'Common Highly Acidic and Poisonous Antibiotics Linked to Serious and Potentially-Deadly Effects', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/25/common-highly-acidic-and-poisonous-antibiotic-linked-to-serious-and-potentially-deadly-effects/', 'Common Highly Acidic and Poisonous Antibiotics Linked to Serious and Potentially-Deadly Effects\nAntibiotics are the creation of fermenting a yeast or mold with a sugar creating a toxic acidic waste product.  For example the common antibiotic penicillin is made by taking the yeast penicillium and then adding sugar to make an acidic waste product or ferment called penicillin.  That’s it!  So every time you hear the word antibiotic THINK ‘against life’ because that is what antibiotics are – they are poisonous noxious waste products of fermentation from yeast and mold that destroy life – Period!\nFluoroquinolones: The Deadliest Antibiotics on the Market?\nFluoroquinolones are among the most commonly prescribed class of antibiotics in the United States.\nAmong the most well-known is Cipro (made by Bayer), which became a household name during the anthrax scare that occurred shortly after 9/11. Levaquin is a close second.\nAll antibiotics carry a high-risk for destroying organs, glands and tissues, but the fluoroquinolones are in a class by themselves when it comes to their potential to cause serious, permanent injuries and even DEATH!\nIf your doctor hands you a prescription for a fluoroquinolone antibiotic (this could be not only Cipro or Levaquin but also Avelox or generics ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin, and moxifloxacin, or others), be very certain that your condition warrants the risks that come along with taking these drugs.\nFluoroquinolones have fluoride as a central part of the drug. Fluoride is a known neurotoxin, and drugs with an attached fluoride can penetrate into very sensitive tissues.\nThe fluoroquinolones have the unique ability to penetrate your blood-brain barrier, entering your brain and damaging your central nervous system. Many of these drugs have already been removed from the market due to their toxicity, and those that remain are riddled with black box warnings required by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).\nIn 2008, the FDA required seven fluoroquinolone antibiotics to add a black-box warning because they pose a risk of tendinitis and increase the risk of a tendon rupture by three to four times.\nBut this is far from the only risk. Levaquin, for instance, which was the best-selling antibiotic in 2010, faces thousands of lawsuits a year from people who have been seriously harmed after taking it. The reactions can be body-wide, impacting your central nervous system, musculoskeletal, visual and renal systems, sometimes simultaneously. Among the serious reactions reported are:\nIn a 2001 study by Dr. Jay Cohen, the following reaction rates were documented: 2\nNervous system symptoms occurred in 91 percent of patients (pain, tingling and numbness, dizziness, malaise, weakness, headaches, anxiety and panic, loss of memory, psychosis)\nMusculoskeletal symptoms in 73 percent of patients (tendon ruptures, tendonitis, weakness, joint swelling)\nSensory symptoms in 42 percent of patients (tinnitus, altered visual, olfactory, and auditory function)\nCardiovascular symptoms in 36 percent of patients (tachycardia, shortness of breath, chest pain, palpitations)\nSkin reactions in 29 percent of patients (rashes, hair loss, sweating, intolerance to heat or cold)\nGastrointestinal symptoms in 18 percent of patients (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain)\nIn a letter to his Congressman, he wrote:\n“These severe reactions are occurring in patients who are usually healthy, active, and young. Most often, the antibiotics are prescribed for mild infections such as sinusitis, urinary or prostate infections. Most reactions occur very quickly, sometimes with just a few doses of the fluoroquinolone antibiotic. Reactions are acute, severe, frightening, and often disabling.\nSince the publication of my article with its 45 cases two and a half years ago, I have received e-mails from more than 100 people seeking help for their reactions. In most cases, their doctors have dismissed their complaints or outright denied that the reactions could occur with fluoroquinolones. Yet extensive medical workup do not find any other cause. Worse, there are no known effective treatments. Thus, these people suffer pain and disability for weeks, months, and years.”\nPhysiologically ALL antibiotics compromise the delicate alkaline pH of the blood and tissues forcing healthy cells to become bacteria and bacteria to become yeast and mold.  Antibiotics do not kill bacteria!  They acidify the body fluids causing biological transformations of healthy and unhealthy cells, including bacteria to yeast and yeast to mold.\nWhen you understand that matter cannot be created nor can it be destroyed it can only change its form or function than and only than will you understand that antibiotics cause an acidic change in your body fluids causing unhealthy change leading to disease and death.\nWatch the following investigative report and share with everyone you love and care about that antibiotics are dangerous and should NEVER be taken under any circumstance without suffering, sooner-or-later a serious side-effect.\nhttp://www.kob.com/article/stories/s3780256.shtml#.VU5FPYv9zIo\nUpdated: 04/29/2015 6:50 PM | Created: 04/28/2015 9:56 PM By: Chris Ramirez, KOB Eyewitness News 4\nThe line of antibiotics is called fluoroquinolones.  They are more commonly referred to by their product names or sponsors, which are:\nNoroxin® (norfloxacin)—Merck and Co.\nCirpo® Cipro XR® (ciprofloxacin)—Bayer HealthCare\nLevaquin® (levofloxacin)—Janssen Pharmaceuticals\nAvelox® (moxifloxican)—Bayer HealthCare\nFactive® (gemifloxican)—Cornerstone Therapeutics\nAlbuquerque resident Joanne Corwin used Cipro® four years ago for an uncomplicated urinary tract infection.  By the 12th pill, Joanne told KOB 4 her body was rejecting it in the most painful and agonizing way.\n“It was terrifying and heartbreaking,” Joanne said.  “The pain was indescribable.”\nFluoroquinolones are like the bazookas in the arsenal of antibiotics.  They are very strong and often doctors will prescribe them to treat minor infections.  But it’s like using a cannon to kill a fly.\nThe potency of the pill sent Joanne’s body into what amounted to be years’ worth of pain.  This is a list of just a few of the side effects Joanne says she experienced:\nRetinal damage, leaving black spots in her vision\n“At looking at the possible side effects, I think the only one I didn’t experience was agonal death struggle.  My goodness, that means you’re dying in agony,” Joanne said.\nFluoroquinolones come with a long list of warnings, usually in small print accompanying the prescription.\n“You’re talking about hundreds of thousands of people with a side effect,” Dr. Bennett said.\nDr. Bennett’s work in 2004 led the FDA to add a black box warning to fluoroquinolones.  A black box warning is the highest level of a warning the FDA can add to a drug to encourage doctors and consumers to read the potential side effects.\nDr. Bennett is now petitioning the FDA to add another warning regarding possible mitochondrial toxicity.  In short, mitochondrial toxicity is a breakdown of your body’s cells.\n“Would it be accurate to say that if you’re taking fluoroquinolones today, there could be a latent effect later in life…maybe 10, 15 years down the road?” asked 4 Investigates Reporter Chris Ramirez.\n“That’s a very important question,” answered Dr. Bennett.  “We’ve seen a delayed onset of people who use the drug, then have toxicity that we would potentially associate with the drug.  But to verify these latent toxicities, it will take a tremendous amount of science.  But that is our working hypothesis.”\nJoanne, who is a normally a private person, is stepping out of her comfort zone and taking on an advocacy role to encourage the FDA to add the mitochondrial toxicity warning to fluoroquinolones.  She also shared her story in the hopes it would encourage more dialogue between physicians and their patients about drug side effects.\nShe hopes patients have the courage to question their doctors about any kind of treatment they prescribe.  And Joanne hopes people know—no one knows your body like you do, not even your doctor.\nWATCH: Part 2 of the series , which includes more information from Joanne and some response from viewers and social media users.\nPart 3 of the series , in which a man talks about the terrible side effects of using Cipro®, which left him in a wheelchair.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.0005668193334713578, -0.05594068020582199, -0.04285863786935806, -0.04209977015852928, 0.03452505171298981, -0.005023873411118984, -0.01582208275794983, 0.17829012870788574, 0.03432513400912285, 0.02601724863052368, -0.052201639860868454, 0.040568623691797256, 0.05480289086699486, 0.1325598955154419, -0.09613261371850967, -0.017790835350751877, -0.01564045622944832, -0.02689470164477825, -0.03539098799228668, 0.14396120607852936, -0.008124192245304585, 0.062053192406892776, 0.07103514671325684, 0.07064850628376007, -0.05209280177950859, 0.03469042479991913, -0.029721390455961227, -0.004888833500444889, -0.03584772348403931, 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(329, 'Know Your Health and Fitness! See The Health of Your Blood Live! in New York City, May 28th through June 2nd!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/24/know-your-health-and-fitness-see-the-health-of-your-blood-live-in-new-york-city-may-28th-through-june-2nd/', 'Know Your Health and Fitness! See The Health of Your Blood Live! in New York City, May 28th through June 2nd!\nThe Health of the Blood is Determined by What YOU Eat, What YOU Drink and What YOU Feel!\nHealthy red blood cells should be even in color, even in shape and even in size. The health of the red blood cells are determined by the health of the intestinal villi and the food and liquids ingested. Healthy blood is made from 4 ingredients and they are chlorophyll, oil, water and salt. These are the foundational ingredients for making healthy red bloods cells that differentiate into ALL other body cells, including bone, muscle and organ cells. The health of the blood then determines the health of the body and the health of the body is only as healthy as the red blood cells. So, if you eat donuts expect to have donut red blood cells. Understand?\nIf you would like to see the health of your blood then contact Dr. Robert O. Young for a one-on-one consultation, May 28th through June 2nd, New York City, New York – http://www.phmiraclelife@gmail.com\nTo learn more about the blood read Sick, A Finger on the Magic of Life, The Blood, The Third Anatomical Element, and Pathological Blood Coagulation – http://www.phoreveryoung.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0036986868362873793, -0.005802934058010578, 0.0018445784226059914, 0.053575027734041214, -0.06543713063001633, 0.008686770685017109, -0.0037768941838294268, 0.08476914465427399, 0.009654299356043339, -0.06267798691987991, -0.04276719316840172, 0.01630881056189537, -0.05352385714650154, -0.02779405377805233, -0.03210444748401642, -0.008087657392024994, 0.1498085856437683, 0.04310736432671547, -0.08848864585161209, -0.009938182309269905, 0.0048773400485515594, -0.03993236646056175, 0.05747123807668686, 0.01278642751276493, -0.06077266111969948, -0.03927190229296684, 0.013190705329179764, 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(330, 'Stanford School of Medicine Validates Cellular Transformation!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/23/stanford-school-of-medicine-validates-cellular-transformation/', 'Stanford School of Medicine Validates Cellular Transformation!\nThe foundation of my theory is that the red blood cell is the foundational stem cell that can become all other body cells, including white blood cells, brain cells, bones cells, liver cells or muscles cells, etc. All cell transformations are pH or environment sensitive. For example, when the pH begins to decline from 7.365 to 7.2, the red blood cell will morph into bacteria, then yeast and finally mold. In other words healthy blood and body cells will transform into bacteria and than mold in a declining pH just like the food in the refrigerator as it ages or spoils from a compromised alkaline environment.\nI also documented these biological cell transformations over 20 years ago in 1994 before the investigators from Stanford University. It feels good to know you are not alone and other scientists are finally viewing cell transformation which was first discovered by Dr. Antione BeChamp over 100 years ago and rediscovered by Dr. Robert O. Young over 20 years ago. It’s about time!\nTo learn more about the science of Dr. Robert O. Young and cell transformations read Sick and Tired, Reclaim Your Inner Terrain – www.phmiracle.com, www.phoreveryoung.com, www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\nWatch the following video of a rod bacterial form transform into a red blood cell as recorded by Dr. Robert O. Young in 1994.\nWatch the following video of a rod bacteria transform into a red blood cell as recorded by Dr. Robert O. Young in 1994.\nTo learn more about the science of Dr. Robert O. 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(331, 'The Cure for Pancreatic Cancer – Pancreatic Cancer Cells Can Be Biologically Transformed into Normal Healthy Pancreatic Cells  Validating the Research of Dr. Robert O. Young', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/22/pancreatic-cancer-cells-can-be-biologically-transformed-into-normal-healthy-pancreatic-cells/', 'Pancreatic Cancer Breakthrough: Scientists Turn Cancer Cells into Normal Cells\nScientists find a novel avenue for therapeutic intervention of the “silent cancer”\nE47 turns the clock back The study, a collaborative effort between Sanford-Burnham, UC San Diego, where Itkin-Ansari holds a joint appointment, and Purdue University, generated human pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma cell lines to make higher than normal levels of E47. The increased amount of E47 caused cells to stall in the G0/G1 growth phase, and differentiate back toward an acinar cell phenotype.\nIn vivo studies showed that when the reprogrammed cancer cells were introduced into mice, their ability to form tumors was greatly diminished compared to untreated adenocarcinoma cells.\n“Presently, pancreatic adenocarcinoma is treated with cytotoxic agents, yet the average survival for patients post-diagnosis is merely six months, and the improvements in therapies are measured in days,” said Andrew M. Lowy, M.D., professor of surgery at the UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center and co-chair of the National Cancer Institute’s Pancreatic Cancer Task Force. “The finding that we can differentiate these cancer cells back to a non-threatening phenotype is encouraging. Indeed, there is a precedent for cell differentiation therapy in that the approach has been used to treat acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) and some neuroblastomas successfully.”\n“Our next step is to test primary patient-derived tumor tissue to determine whether E47 can produce similar results, potentially providing a novel therapeutic approach to combat this highly lethal disease,” said Itkin-Ansari. “Additionally, we are screening for molecules—potential drugs—that can induce overexpression of E47.”\nPancreatic adenocarcinoma Pancreatic adenocarcinoma is the most common form of pancreatic cancer. It’s primarily caused by a mutation in the oncogene called Kras that causes the digestive enzyme-secreting cells (acinar cells) to differentiate into a destabilized duct-like cell type, which is cancerous. The disease is often called a “silent” cancer because it rarely shows early symptoms—it tends to be diagnosed at advanced stages when it causes weight loss, abdominal pain, and jaundice.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.00043716441723518074, -0.05151212587952614, -0.002063147956505418, -0.02457209676504135, -0.03843872621655464, -0.042635418474674225, 0.010531516745686531, 0.0006316258804872632, 0.04569888487458229, 0.007280551828444004, -0.07902047038078308, 0.04845292121171951, 0.0019373572431504726, -0.04824223741889, -0.060683149844408035, 0.04144025966525078, 0.03213280439376831, 0.013574742712080479, -0.03244534134864807, -0.03854794800281525, -0.02815972827374935, 0.022027574479579926, 0.08303503692150116, 0.11575093865394592, 0.02888115495443344, -0.10880132019519806, -0.008001504465937614, 0.009319331496953964, -0.09824930876493454, -0.05504561960697174, -0.017785683274269104, -0.03159600868821144, 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(332, 'Dr. Robert O. Young’s Research (1994) on Biological Transformation/Pleomorphism Validated by Canadian Research Scientists!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/22/dr-robert-o-youngs-research-1994-on-biological-transformationpleomorphism-validated-by-canadian-research-lscientists/', 'Scientists at McMaster University have discovered how to make adult sensory neurons from human patients simply by having them roll up their sleeve and providing a blood sample!\nSpecifically, stem cell scientists at McMaster University can now directly convert adult human red blood cells to both central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) neurons as well as neurons in the peripheral nervous system (rest of the body) that are responsible for pain, temperature and itch perception. This means that how a person’s nervous system cells react and respond to stimuli, can be determined from his blood.\nCurrently, scientists and physicians have a limited understanding of the complex issue of pain and how to treat it. The peripheral nervous system is made up of different types of nerves — some are mechanical (feel pressure) and others detect temperature (heat). In extreme conditions, pain or numbness is perceived by the brain using signals sent by these peripheral nerves.\n“The problem is that unlike blood, a skin sample or even a tissue biopsy, you can’t take a piece of a patient’s neural system. It runs like complex wiring throughout the body and portions cannot be sampled for study,” said Bhatia.\n“Now we can take easy to obtain blood samples, and make the main cell types of neurological systems — the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system — in a dish that is specialized for each patient,” said Bhatia. “Nobody has ever done this with adult blood. Ever.\n“We can actually take a patient’s blood sample, as routinely performed in a doctor’s office, and with it we can produce one million sensory neurons, that make up the peripheral nerves in short order with this new approach. We can also make central nervous system cells, as the blood to neural conversion technology we developed creates neural stem cells during the process of conversion.”\nIt also paves the way for the discovery of new pain drugs that don’t just numb the perception of pain. Bhatia said non-specific opioids used for decades are still being used today.\n“If I was a patient and I was feeling pain or experiencing neuropathy, the prized pain drug for me would target the peripheral nervous system neurons, but do nothing to the central nervous system, thus avoiding non-addictive drug side effects,” said Bhatia.\n“You don’t want to feel sleepy or unaware, you just want your pain to go away. But, up until now, no one’s had the ability and required technology to actually test different drugs to find something that targets the peripheral nervous system and not the central nervous system in a patient specific, or personalized manner.”\nBhatia’s team successfully tested their process using fresh blood, but also cryopreserved (frozen) blood. Since blood samples are taken and frozen with many clinical trials, this allows them “almost a bit of a time machine” to go back and explore questions around pain or neuropathy to run tests on neurons created from blood samples of patients taken in past clinical trials where responses and outcomes have already been recorded.”\nIn the future, the process may have prognostic potential, explained Bhatia, in that one might be able to look at a patient with Type 2 Diabetes and predict whether they will experience neuropathy by running tests in the lab using their own neural cells derived from their blood sample.\nJong-Hee Lee, Ryan R. Mitchell, Jamie D. Mcnicol, Zoya Shapovalova, Sarah Laronde, Borko Tanasijevic, Chloe Milsom, Fanny Casado, Aline Fiebig-Comyn, Tony J. Collins, Karun K. Singh, Mickie Bhatia. Single Transcription Factor Conversion of Human Blood Fate to NPCs with CNS and PNS Developmental Capacity . 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(333, 'Dr. Robert O. Young is a Headliner in New York City at the New Life Expo – May 28th – June 2nd', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/20/dr-robert-o-young-is-a-headliner-in-new-york-city-at-the-new-life-expo-may-28th-june-2nd/', 'Dr. Robert O. Young is a Headliner in New York City at the New Life Expo – May 28th – June 2nd\nNewLife Expo and Consultations in New York City\nDEAL OF THE WEEK DETAILS: • To Buy: • Add Vitamin K-1 to your shopping cart. • Proceed to checkout.\n• Enter this Code at Checkout: 30K1 Click Here to Shop Now\nGenetically modified organisms (GMOs), introduced into our food supply in the mid-1990s, are one of history’s most dangerous and radical dietary changes. These largely unregulated GMO ingredients are in 60-70% of the foods in the US, but it’s well worth making the effort to avoid them.\n1. Resistant Weeds Food crops grown from genetically modified seeds can affect the weeds that grow in the same area. Weeds can access the modified genes which make the crops resistant, and after some years the weeds themselves can become resistant. This will mean more chemicals needed, which can affect the safety of the food crops when consumed. Higher chemicals can mean food which should not be eaten.\n2. Higher Levels of Plant Estrogens Glyphosate, which is applied to make crops resistant to weeds, causes higher plant estrogen levels. Estrogen affects all mammals, including humans, and children are very susceptible to higher estrogen levels, which can be dangerous and pose long term health risks.\n3. Unknown Toxins Genetically altering seeds and foods can pose unknown risks of toxins and allergens that have never been present before. This was seen with an L-tryptophan supplement produced in 1989. This supplement caused the death of thirty seven people and affected more than fifteen hundred more. The bacteria used was altered genetically, resulting in a new and toxic amino acid never found in this supplement before.\n4. Risk of Negative Interactions With genetically modified foods, there is always a risk of interactions or reactions that have never been seen. This can be an interaction between two different foods with modified genes or between the genes in the food and certain medications. There is not enough evidence because these crops and foods have not been in use long enough, and new varieties are frequently being produced.\n6. Genetically Modified Food Is Not Labeled One of the biggest dangers with genetically modified foods is that there is no labeling requirements. These foods make up one fourth of the food supply in the United States, and is in more foods than you may think. Without labeling it is impossible to know which foods have higher risks so that you can avoid them and protect the health of your family.\n8. Higher Fat Content in Some Foods When genetically modified food crops are fed to animals, the result can be unexpected. When genetically altered soybeans were used as part of the diet for dairy cows, the resulting milk had higher percentages of fat in it. This factor shows that the genetically modified foods should not be considered just as safe as the traditional food.\n9. Insect Resistance Foods which are genetically altered to minimize the need for pesticides can actually cause an increase in chemical use over time and produce insects which become resistant to commonly used pesticides. This can create insect problems that can threaten the food supply and result in food shortages.\n10. The Little Information Currently Available Is Skewed The small amount of information available about genetically modified foods is skewed and not accurate at times. When the application for Roundup Ready genetically modified soybeans was completed for market approval of the soybeans, the information in the application was based on the safety level and compound concentration levels of traditional soybeans and not from testing on the genetically modified version.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.007747462019324303, 0.0002494711661711335, 0.028516221791505814, 0.016211306676268578, 0.1302947998046875, 0.05998958647251129, 0.0026251187082380056, 0.08183126896619797, -0.09387657791376114, 0.0526903010904789, 0.059700850397348404, 0.06540194898843765, -0.0681268647313118, -0.0241873599588871, -0.047765206545591354, 0.08202582597732544, 0.10512753576040268, 0.05871255323290825, -0.06647112220525742, 0.010941291227936745, 0.0029720021411776543, 0.0191371850669384, -0.034516602754592896, 0.062403734773397446, -0.07294250279664993, -0.03414366766810417, -0.016414713114500046, 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(334, 'Forced Vaccinations – Educations NOT Vaccination!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/19/forced-vaccinations-educations-not-vaccination/', 'Forced Vaccinations – Educations NOT Vaccination!\n“The smallest minority on earth is the individual. Those who deny individual rights cannot claim to be defenders of minorities.” – Ayn Rand\n“First They Came for the Jews” By Pastor Niemoller\nFirst they came for the Jews and I did not speak out because I was not a Jew.\nThen they came for the Communists and I did not speak out because I was not a Communist.\nThen they came for the trade unionists and I did not speak out because I was not a trade unionist.\nThen they came for me and there was no one left to speak out for me.\nAccording to the NVIC (National Vaccine Information Center), a 33 year old organization, “This year, more than 100 bills have been introduced simultaneously in almost every state to severely restrict or completely eliminate vaccine exemptions–including medical, religious and conscientious or philosophical belief exemptions. “ And on a national level Pharma, CDC, FDA and others are pushing this.  There is obviously a concerted effort by the very wealthy Pharma-Government-Medical Trade to control and enhance their $100 billion vaccine market.  Or is this another “de-population effort” or “control the herd” by the elite? They make us sick & sicker, vaccine after vaccine, then an early death, after supporting our highly monetized health-care system.  It is rumored that pharma has over 200 new vaccines in the pipeline. Some of the societal sanctions being publicly proposed are:\nTracking & public identification of the unvaccinated\nCensorship of speech about vaccination\nLawsuits, including fines & criminal prosecution; imprisonment\nBanning unvaccinated children an education\nFiring health & child care workers, teacher and all school staff\nMedical license revocation for doctors criticizing vaccines\nTaxing of unvaccinated Americans\nCreation of “safe zones” that the unvaccinated can’t cross\nIs this the America you want to live in? What happened to our constitutionally guaranteed civil rights?  They are using a couple hundred measles cases, half of which were vaccinated, to take away our basic human rights to our own bodies and our children’s bodies. And they can’t seem to even find the Disney Land perpetrator?? Speaking of measles:  Catch it, be sick for maybe two weeks, have lifetime immunity.  Or, get a measles vaccine with periodic booster shots because it wears off (or never worked in the first place.) Let’s speak of the integrity(?) of our CDC & pharmaceutical industry .\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0046370867639780045, 0.053605761379003525, -0.04154340177774429, -0.02085702121257782, 0.02045414410531521, 0.05325852707028389, 0.059526607394218445, 0.021159440279006958, 0.02963557094335556, 0.06186441332101822, 0.041364144533872604, 0.047305647283792496, 0.030360698699951172, 0.02668972872197628, 0.011541328392922878, -0.012159232050180435, 0.0326278991997242, -0.010427523404359818, -0.05789851024746895, 0.0493224561214447, -0.11689996719360352, -0.008798839524388313, 0.037504468113183975, 0.07603593915700912, -0.04541448876261711, -0.030188024044036865, -0.03983043134212494, -0.08007809519767761, -0.0376986525952816, 0.02724355459213257, 0.026011304929852486, -0.12290288507938385, -0.029278909787535667, 0.006514296401292086, -0.00444023497402668, -0.020314645022153854, 0.04205746203660965, 0.08923503756523132, 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(335, 'Do Vaccines Violate Our Christian Faith? by Courtney Charles', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/19/do-vaccines-violate-our-christian-faith-by-courtney-charles/', 'Do Vaccines Violate Our Christian Faith? by Courtney Charles\n1. *Varicella (the chicken pox vaccine) 2. *MMR (the suddenly hot topic vaccine for measles, mumps, and rubella) 3. *Hepatitis A 4. Twinrix (a Hepatitis A and Hepatits B combo) 5. Pentacel (a combination DTaP, Hep B, Polio) 6. Zoster (the Shingles vaccine) 7. Rabies 8. Adenovirus – currently in development 9. Ebola – currently in development\nThere is obvious confusion regarding this aspect of vaccines and how the Christian should approach it, and even more confusion clouding the truth behind it. There is a myth that there were only 2 aborted babies ever in the use of vaccine manufacturing and they were aborted (murdered) back in the 60’s and 70’s, so it doesn’t matter. That is a lie, straight from the Father of Lies (John 8:44) to dumb down the mutilation, cloning, and freak-science involved in the murder of precious, innocent life. (As if “only 2” would matter to those of us that find abortion abhorrent) Let’s take a look at some of the circumstances behind the some of the abortions in contribution to current vaccines:\nKey excerpts from the above document: Dr. Van Der Eb, Crucel NV is speaking…“So I isolated retina from a fetus, from a healthy fetus as far as could be  seen, of 18 weeks old.  There was nothing special with a family history or the pregnancy was completely normal up to the 18 weeks, and it turned out to be a socially indicated abortus – abortus provocatus, and that was simply because the woman wanted to get rid of the fetus.”\nHEK-293 HEK stands for human embryonic kidney, 293- the number of aborted fetal experiments prior to the establishment of this line. Is that enough destruction yet to convince us that the Devil really is in the details? This baby was perfectly healthy up until the elective abortion and the baby’s kidney’s are used for the development of the Ebola vaccine, many other pharmaceuticals, and flavoring experiments. These abortions were all elective. They were not babies that unfortunately died and whose bodies were donated to science for the betterment of society. These babies were murdered, mutilated, and mauled in experimental freak-science and whose DNA contaminates vaccines injected into our bloodstream. In a minute, I will explain why this contamination contributes to destruction beyond the murders themselves. Let this sobering statement settle in for a minute about the method of some of these abortions:\n“For example, he talks about how in Sweden they have been puncturing the sac of a pregnant woman at let us say 14 to 16 weeks, and then they put a clamp on the head of the baby, pull the head down into the neck of the womb, drill a hole into the baby’s head, and then put a suction machine into the brain and suck out the brain cells. And this is directly from his book. Healthy human fetuses from 7 to 21 weeks from legal abortions were used. This is in Sweden. The conception age was estimated from crown rump length and so on. Fetal liver and kidney were rapidly removed and weighed. Now at 21 weeks, what they were doing, or 18 weeks, or 16 weeks, was what is called prostaglandin abortions. They would inject a substance into the womb. The woman would then go into mini-labor and pass this baby. 50% of the time, the baby would be born alive, but that didn’t stop them. They would just simply open up the abdomen of the baby with no anesthesia, and take out the liver and kidneys, etc.” source\nIf that does not describe the type of killing and destruction the Enemy enjoys, we have been even more deceived than we know. Let me ask you this: Would you support a mission organization that offers abortion as a ministry in the field? If not, then you might want to reconsider supporting a mission organization that requires vaccines for missionaries or one that offers vaccines as a “service” in the field. I have recently become convicted that I can never again support an organization that requires vaccines or administers vaccination as part of their ministry. There are far better ways to protect the health of the suffering than through vaccines.\nThe issues surrounding vaccination have generated intense debates pitting personal rights against public health interlaced into the issue is an absolute confusion regarding the truth concerning the effectiveness of vaccines, the safety of vaccines, and how far and wide the strains of destruction reach. Spurring fear in every corner of the world that children will die without vaccines has caused division and heated controversy among parents, health officials, and government . Now, let me ask you, before getting caught up in the issue itself, who operates to motivate us with fear?\nHopefully, you answered “The Enemy”, God directs us with peace. (Philippians 4:7) Fear of diseases not present within us, fear of death from diseases we are unlikely to develop (Hebrews 2:15) (and even more unlikely to die from) fear of illness itself and making choices to use products interlaced with the murders of the unborn based on pre-emptive fear is not something The King of Glory would not move within us to do. (2 Timothy 1:7)  It has been proven that vaccines can and do disable and destroy lives and that they can and do, in some cases, kill infants, children, and adults. There has been over $3 B illion awarded from the US government for people and their families who have suffered disability and death from vaccines. We don’t know who they are going to kill or cripple before they are given. Fear of disease has driven our society to risk of our children’s’ lives, and also our own.\nThe aborted baby DNA has given cause for concern about the safety of vaccines. In the development of the AIDS vaccine, the aborted cell line PER-C6 was used.\n“ The aborted fetal cell line PER C6 which was used in the Merck AIDS vaccine is modified by Crucell NV with the troubling AD 5 vector.  PER C6 AD5 has been known to cause cancerous tumors in nude mice – and apparently, increased the risk of contracting HIV.  And since PER C6 AD 5 is being used to develop numerous other new vaccines for diseases such as influenza, Avian flu, West Nile virus, Ebola, [and] Marsburg Disease…”\nformaldehyde (Hib, DTaP and all tetanus containing vaccines, various flu vaccines, meningococcal, and polio) Polysorbate 80 (rotavirus, flu, DTaP, PCV) Aluminum (DTaP, Hib, Hep A, Hep B, HPV, PCV, Tetanus) Thimerisol (various flu vaccines, some tetanus vaccines, meningococcal) MSG (flu, chicken pox, and shingles)\nThere are many more carcinogens in vaccines, but you get the point from this short list. Where cancer used to be more rare, now in our lifetime, 1/2.5 is expected to be diagnosed with cancer. We are risking cancer by injecting known carcinogens into our tissues when our cancer rates are sky-high to avoid the flu or chicken pox. This is confusion at it’s best and destruction at it’s worst.\nI will only go into one more vaccine risk regarding destruction – brain and nerve damage. One ingredient known as a contributor to this is aluminum. Many vaccines cause encephalitis, or brain inflammation and this is not conspiracy hype, this comes directly from the manufacturer’s package inserts. It is disclosed as a possible side-effect for the following vaccines on the childhood schedule, among others:\nMMR , Chicken Pox , Hep B , and Flu . Additionally, DTaP and Hib also reported seizures and other nervous system disorders and Rotavirus includes death as a reported side-effect.  What you need to know about Encephalitis, or brain inflammation, is that it often leads to seizures and other brain impairments, including many behavioral disorders and Autism .\nThis is all leading to another point, besides the fact that vaccines themselves cause this destruction , there is another area The Enemy seeks to destroy. He is constantly seeking to devour and destroy the family unit (Ephesians 6:11), because marriage is a picture of Christ and the Church (Ephesians 5:31-32), and marriages matter to God ( Malachi 2:16).\nWhat does this have to do with vaccines? When destruction happens to our children as a result of vaccine injury, be it cancer, seizure disorder, Autism, or the scores of other serious side-effects the divorce rate among the married parents bringing up our precious children jumps from 50% to a whopping 80%. When this hit me, that Satan is behind the destruction of our children in part for the purpose of destroying marriage I realized a new depth to just how evil he really is. And it is all in disguise as means necessary to protect us from disease. That is a lie . We never needed vaccines to eliminate disease and we certainly don’t need them to protect us from the return of disease.\n“Every good and perfect gift comes down from the Father of lights in whom there is no variation or shadow of turning.” James 1:17\nVaccines are neither good nor perfect and when you taker a closer look at how they have come to be, the murder involved in their making, the destruction in the wake of their path, the confusion and division the very topic of forced vaccination has ensued and how the far-reaching depths of destruction impact the home and marriage, please know, it is your Enemy, not your Saviour, that would hope you choose to vaccinate.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.00517477048560977, 0.029840264469385147, -0.03587242215871811, -0.04256746545433998, 0.02769435942173004, 0.03561527281999588, 0.028852764517068863, 0.03837469220161438, 0.05034075304865837, 0.10927075892686844, 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(336, 'Temporary Acidic Disease Causing Vaccination Vs Natural Immunity and Alkalizing', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/19/temporary-acidic-disease-causing-vaccination-vs-natural-immunity-and-alkalizing/', 'Temporary Acidic Disease Causing Vaccination Vs Natural Immunity and Alkalizing\nA bill just passed the senate eliminating personal/religious exemption to immunizations. It now heads for the California Assembly, where if it passes, parents and children will lose their rights for permanent natural protection rather the temporary protection sometimes afforded by vaccines.\nVaccines are far from perfect. In a recent outbreak of 1000 cases of mumps over 77% had two doses of the MMR. The CDC’s propaganda has been that unvaccinated children were the cause of outbreaks. However in recent years there have been repeated outbreaks of diseases like pertussis, influenza and mumps in fully vaccinated populations calling into question the effectiveness of commercial vaccines. Further calling into question the effectiveness of vaccines, Merck the primary manufacturer of vaccines, was recently sued for covering up the ineffectiveness of the mumps portion of the MMR vaccine costing the US government millions of dollars, and exposing children to unnecessary risks for the limited benefits afforded by temporary vaccination.\nMeanwhile around the globe in Italy the health minister reignited the debate over the safety of MMR when it was conceded that the MMR vaccine caused autism in a nine-year-old boy. The CDC also wound up with mud on its face recently for covering up the fact that vaccines dramatically increased autism rates in black children. One just has to wonder what else they might be covering up.\nChildren who contract mumps and other childhood diseases are afforded life long protection from these sp-called diseases. What has become crystal clear, is that if the vaccine works at all that it is only a temporary effect.\nThe CDC and big Pharma’s response? Give a third or fourth vaccine! I think someone defined insanity as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result – well? Whether it is natural nutrients, herbs or drugs there is a point in which “more” is not “better”.  We have reached this tipping point in the US with our vaccination schedule. Our children in the US are the most vaccinated children in the world and yet they are the sickest in the World. In the last 30 years the number of American children with learning disabilities, ADHD, diabetes, and asthma has more than tripled. At the same time the number of vaccinations recommended by physicians and the CDC to our babies and children under the age of six has also tripled. There are 16 currently recommended vaccines with 69 doses being mandated by state health officials for children in order to attend school.\nBarbara Loe Fisher, Pres. and cofounder of National Vaccine Information Center recently explained that overburdening your child’s immune system with too many vaccines can seriously compromise their health for life.\n“Vaccines are supposed to fool your body’s immune system into producing antibodies to resist viral and bacterial infection in the same way that actually having the disease usually produces immunity to future infection. But vaccines atypically introduce into the human body lab altered live viruses and killed bacteria along with chemicals, metals, drugs and other additives such as formaldehyde, aluminum, mercury, monosodium glutamate, sodium phosphate, phenoxyethanol, gelatin, sulfites, yeast protein, antibiotics as well as unknown amounts of RNA and DNA from animal and human cell tissue cultures.”\n“Whereas natural recovery from many infectious diseases stimulates lifetime immunity, vaccines only provide temporary protection and most vaccines require ‘booster’ doses to extend vaccine-induced artificial immunity. The fact that manmade vaccines cannot replicate the body’s natural experience with the disease is one of the key points of contention between those who insist that mankind cannot live without mass use of multiple vaccines and those who believe that mankind’s biological integrity will be severely compromised by their continued use.”\nThis knowledge leaves many open-ended questions about the vaccine process in the United States, and whether it is ultimately causing more harm than good. Barbara Loe Fisher continues:\n“First, is it better to protect children against infectious disease early in life through temporary immunity from a vaccine or are they better off contracting certain contagious infections in childhood and attaining permanent immunity? Second, do vaccine complications ultimately cause more chronic illness and death than infectious diseases do? Both questions essentially pit trust in human intervention against trust in nature and the natural order, which existed long before vaccines were created by man.”\nIf the loss of your right to natural immunization is of concern to you – and it should be, you should write your California assemblyman regarding this bill that has been passed by the Senate and been sent to the assembly. – Ben S Johnson MD DO NMD ———————————-\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03952312469482422, 0.040898289531469345, 0.029174242168664932, -0.019129186868667603, 0.054629117250442505, 0.044645290821790695, 0.02021969109773636, 0.1028079092502594, -0.03645367547869682, 0.0725092738866806, 0.06712797284126282, 0.015039653517305851, 0.024357032030820847, 0.04826792702078819, -0.03393352031707764, 0.045530933886766434, 0.05026771500706673, 0.01071040891110897, 0.019503898918628693, 0.07148391008377075, -0.07654723525047302, 0.04647712782025337, 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(337, '¿Cómo fomentar un estado alcalino en el organismo?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/18/como-fomentar-un-estado-alcalino-en-el-organismo/', '¿Cómo fomentar un estado alcalino en el organismo?\nImagina que tu cuerpo es como una pecera, y que tus células y órganos internos son como los peces, que nadan en el fluido (incluida sangre) que transporta su comida y elimina los desecho s. Luego imagínate que acerco mi coche y conecto el tubo de escape al filtro del aire de la pecera, después le tiro demasiada comida o comida inadecuada. El agua se llena de monóxido de carbono y se vuelve ácida, y los peces son incapaces de comerse toda la comida o de digerirla, y los restos comienzan a pudrirse. Los desechos ácidos tóxicos van aumentando haciendo que el agua sea aún más ácida.\nLógicamente los peces empezarán a enfermar o a morir. ¿Qué harías para arreglarlo? ¿Tratarías a los peces? No, obviamente cambiarias el agua. Pues lo mismo ocurre con nuestros cuerpos. Hay que limpiar el agua y mantenerlo limpio\n¡EL DESEQUILIBRIO ÁCIDO ES PERFECTAMENTE NATURAL….CUANDO ESTAMOS MUERTOS !\nEl caos y desequilibrio ácido, y transformación de microorganismos y luego su crecimiento desmesurado es totalmente natural y es un proceso ordenado cuando la vida está terminando. El cuerpo automáticamente se vuelve ácido cuando muere. En el momento que dejas de respirar los niveles de oxigeno descienden velozmente, generando un entorno anaeróbico (sin oxigeno) en el que pueden proliferar los microorganismos (además de que aman el ácido). Entonces se ponen a trabajar. Su gran trabajo.\nUna de las razones principales por las cuales forman parte de nuestro cuerpo es que se encargan de las “pompas fúnebres” cuando morimos. Los microorganismos y sus toxinas se encargan de reducirnos hasta convertirnos de nuevo en micro encimas. Los biólogos lo llaman el ciclo de carbono. Es lo que significa; “de la ceniza a la ceniza, del polvo al polvo.” El ácido es lo que hace que nuestro cadáver se pudra, se descomponga. ¡Lo escabroso es que hace lo mismo con nuestro cuerpo cuando estamos vivos!\nAsí que con nuestros ácidos provenientes de la dieta y del metabolismo, que generan la transformación patológica de microorganismos, y su crecimiento desmesurado en cuerpos acidificados vivientes, el proceso se inicia prematuramente. Las bacterias, levaduras y hongos comienzan su festín antes de hora, mientras estás vivo.\nBásicamente nos estamos pudriendo por dentro. Fermentando. Llenándonos de hongos.\nIMPORTANTE: en principio no hay nada malo con los microorganismos. En todo caso, son buenos. Las células de todo el cuerpo se mueren constantemente, y nacen nuevas, para que el cuerpo pueda renovarse de nuevo, y mantenerse sano y vigoroso. Los microorganismos son una fase de todas las células transformadas y están ahí para manejar y reciclar, para que no se acumule la basura.\n¿Cómo fomentar un estado alcalino?\nComo se ha comentado en la primera parte de este artículo, hay una asociación entre acidez y un crecimiento desmesurado de microorganismos en el cuerpo. Ya se ha comentado con anterioridad que el exceso de acidez se genera no solo por las propias funciones metabólicas del cuerpo, sino por el tipo de alimentos que ingerimos, lo que bebemos, los tóxicos que tomamos (medicinas, azúcar, et.,), el estilo de vida (vida sedentaria o exceso de ejercicio), las emociones, pensamientos negativos, el estrés, la contaminación, etc. Es un ciclo de desequilibrio.\nLas células del cuerpo están siempre trabajando para adaptarse al Ph que va descendiendo en un medio ácido. Se descomponen y evolucionan (involucionan) transformándose en bacterias, hongos y levaduras que a su vez, excretan sus toxinas (ácidos debilitantes), intoxicando aún más el ya contaminado medio interno. Es un desequilibrio para el sistema, y así es como se perpetúa el ciclo.\nLa buena noticia es que comiendo alimentos adecuados y tomando suplementos con sabiduría que alcalinicen el cuerpo, tomando la sal adecuada y un estilo de vida y ejercicio adecuado, los microorganismos dejarán de desarrollarse en exceso y las células comenzarán a evolucionar positivamente , y el cuerpo podrá eliminar las toxinas como es debido. El Ph se equilibra tomando los alimentos adecuados que tienen un efecto alcalinizarte en el organismo.\n¿Qué alimentos alcalinizan el cuerpo?\nBásicamente las verduras de hojas verdes, como las espinacas, rúcula, brócoli, lechuga, canónigos, etc., también las patatas, boniatos, tomates, pepinos etc., las legumbres como los garbanzos y lentejas, las semillas y las nueces, almendras y avellanas. Limón, lima y pomelo. La sal buena no refinada…. Los cereales como la quínoa, el mijo, trigo sarraceno, espelta y el arroz integral. Tofú…\nLo ideal es que un 80% de nuestro alimento sea alcalinizarte y que un 20% sea acidificante para mantener el equilibrio.\nLos alimentos que básicamente nos acidifican son: proteínas de origen animal: carnes de todo tipo, huevos, lácteos. El azúcar en todas sus formas, hidratos de carbono refinados: arroz blanco, pan, pasta (trigo).\n¿Hay algo más que alcalinice el cuerpo?\nExcepcionalmente la sal y mejor aún, el agua de mar. Evidentemente no nos referimos a la sal refinada, sino a la Sal del Himalaya o Sal Marina evaporada.\nEl limón y la lima; a pesar de ser ácidos curiosamente tienen un efecto alcalinizante en el organismo.\nLos aceites como el de oliva, linaza, uva, aguacate también tienen un efecto alcalinizánte. Asimismo, se incluyen los omega 3 (aceite de pescado o krill).\nExisten también sales minerales especialmente alcalinizantes: sodio, potasio, magnesio y calcio (phour salts) . Se pueden comprar juntas o por separado. Existen gotas para equilibrar el Ph, para alcalinizar el agua.\nEntre los complementos que personalmente utilizo y que recomiendo son las gotas Puriphy , para alcalinizar el agua que bebemos. Tienen un PH de 10, lo que hace que al ponerlas en el agua, el ph de ésta suba por encima de 7,5. Las gotas Puriphy están desarrolladas por el Dr. Robert O. Young. Para quienes estén interesados en conseguirlas, pueden ir a www.alkalinecare.com\nTambién recomendamos para alcalinizar las pHour Salts de Young pHorever creadas por el Dr. Robert O. Young son lo “último” en cuanto a fórmula de sales minerales carbonadas con propiedades antioxidantes, anti-aging,  potenciadores de energía y rendimiento deportivo. Son una combinación de cuatro poderosas sales minerales (bicarbonato sódico, bicarbonato potásico, carbonato cálcico y carbonato magnesico) cuyo propósito es mantener el diseño alcalino del cuerpo de dentro afuera y de fuera adentro\n¿Cómo saber en qué estado estamos?\nHay una manera muy sencilla para poder comprobarlo. Evidentemente si nos encontramos mal, tenemos alguna dolencia o estamos sufriendo alguna enfermedad de cualquier tipo será evidente que estamos acidificados, pero muchas veces no tenemos ningún síntoma.\nLa manera más sencilla es testárselo uno mismo en casa con unas tiras de papel que son especiales para medir el nivel de Ph tanto de la Saliva como de la orina. Las tiras son fáciles de encontrar y son baratas.\nEl Ph de la saliva puede variar mucho más, sin embargo el de la orina es más estable, y por lo tanto es más fiable testar la orina, ya que nos indicará el nivel de Ph de nuestros tejidos. El Ph de la orina también puede variar en respuesta directa a lo que comemos y bebemos. Lo ideal es testar la primera orina de la mañana ya que ésta nos indicará cual es nuestro estilo de vida por lo menos de las últimas 24h. También es conveniente  testar el Ph de la Saliva nada más levantarnos, antes de ingerir nada. Si vemos que sale ácido lo podemos corregir inmediatamente tomando un poquito de algunos alimentos extra alcalinizantes; almendras, brócoli, pepino, espárragos o aguacate.\nEl Ph debería estar idealmente en 7’2 o por encima, si está por debajo de 7, sabremos que estamos ácidos. También se puede ir comprobando nuestro estado después de cada comida para ver como estamos.\nLos resultados no son definitivos.\n¿Por qué la alimentación ecológica favorece un estado alcalino?\nFavorece la alcalinidad porque no tiene pesticidas ni otros elementos químicos, y los pesticidas son tóxicos para nuestro cuerpo y por ende acidifican. Además de que la alimentación ecológica tiene muchos más nutrientes ya que la tierra dónde crecen está menos empobrecida y menos explotada que las tierras dónde se cultivan masivamente.\n¿Por qué el equilibrio emocional favorece un estado alcalino?\nQuienes deseen recuperar su salud o simplemente mejorarla y luego mantenerla deberán motivarse apropiadamente en todos los sentidos, en la manera de comer, beber y en especial la manera de PENSAR. El estar alcalino es un estilo de vida.\nLa parte del pensamiento incluye los procesos de pensamiento, sistemas de creencias, salud psicológica, bienestar emocional, nivel de conciencia personal, las actitudes, sentimientos y comportamiento.\nLas emociones pueden provocar aún más acidez que lo que comes o bebes. Las emociones negativas provienen de muchos sitios y tienen muchas formas. Las emociones negativas incluyen pensamientos, sentimientos, experiencias, memorias conscientes e inconscientes, sueños. Problemas de la vida. Todos ellos causan “estrés” y el estrés genera mucho ácido en el cuerpo.\nPor eso es importante trabajarse todos estos aspectos. Lo que ingerimos, bebemos y nuestras emociones, son importantes para recuperar nuestro equilibrio interior. Evidentemente, si no cuidamos el aspecto mental, emocional y espiritual, solucionando nuestros conflictos como la falta de autoestima, el orgullo, ira, miedos, etc, difícilmente alcanzaremos ese estado alcalino y también nos costará mantenerlo.\nAdemás los pensamientos negativos consumen muchísima más energía que los positivos, agotando por ende, el cuerpo.\nAsí es como entenderíamos que las emociones negativas pueden llegar a enfermarnos, ya que provocan por sí mismas, ese estado acidificado tan negativo.\n¿Por qué la práctica del deporte favorece un estado alcalino?\nEl ejercicio nos hace respirar y obtener oxigeno, y hace que sudemos. Moviliza el sistema linfático. Y al hacerlo nos ayuda a estar alcalinos y a mantenernos así.\nEl ejercicio nos permite eliminar las toxinas del cuerpo, eliminar la acidez del tejido graso . También es importante para fortalecernos y ganar flexibilidad,  para fortalecer el sistema cardiovascular, los huesos y las articulaciones. Mejora el metabolismo, la presión sanguínea, equilibra el nivel de triglicéridos en sangre y los niveles de insulina.\n¿Por qué el contacto con la naturaleza favorece un estado alcalino?\nEn verdad, lo que necesitamos para vivir es sol, agua, sal y clorofila. En la naturaleza hay mucho más oxigeno y el oxigeno es necesario para la vida. En un entorno con oxigeno el ambiente está cargado de iones negativos y como decía Dan Winter, es un entorno mucho más fractalizado. En las ciudades hay menos oxigeno, y hay todo tipo de contaminación, no solo por los coches, sino por las ondas que circulan de todo tipo,  de las torres de telefonía móvil, wifis, entramado eléctrico, calefacciones, etc..\nTodo ello contribuye a mantener un entorno cargado con iones positivos (cuando llueve es al revés, los iones son negativos). Y este entorno favorece la acidificación. Además en la naturaleza, hay menos ruido y favorece la tranquilidad. En las ciudades hay tanto ruido que es difícil no estresarnos.\nArtículo de Gogo Bela MacQuillan\nBasado en el Dr. Robert O. 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(338, 'Move Over Beethoven Monsanto is Taking OVER!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/16/move-over-beethoven-monsanto-is-taking-over/', 'Move Over Beethoven Monsanto is Taking OVER!\nWhat do the letters in the acronym GMO stand for. The scientific correct answer is Genetically Modified Organisms. I would suggest that the corrected answer for the acronym would be God Move Over!\nHere are the Top Ten Reasons for Avoiding GMO Foods with David Letterman’s giving his Top Five Reasons for Avoiding GMO Foods!\nTop 10 Dangers of Genetically Modified Food\nGenetically modified organisms (GMOs), introduced into our food supply in the mid-1990s, are one of history’s most dangerous and radical dietary changes. These largely unregulated GMO ingredients are in 60-70% of the foods in the US, but it’s well worth making the effort to avoid them.\n1. Resistant Weeds Food crops grown from genetically modified seeds can affect the weeds that grow in the same area. Weeds can access the modified genes which make the crops resistant, and after some years the weeds themselves can become resistant. This will mean more chemicals needed, which can affect the safety of the food crops when consumed. Higher chemicals can mean food which should not be eaten.\n2. Higher Levels of Plant Estrogens Glyphosate, which is applied to make crops resistant to weeds, causes higher plant estrogen levels. Estrogen affects all mammals, including humans, and children are very susceptible to higher estrogen levels, which can be dangerous and pose long term health risks.\n3. Unknown Toxins Genetically altering seeds and foods can pose unknown risks of toxins and allergens that have never been present before. This was seen with an L-tryptophan supplement produced in 1989. This supplement caused the death of thirty seven people and affected more than fifteen hundred more. The bacteria used was altered genetically, resulting in a new and toxic amino acid never found in this supplement before.\n4. Risk of Negative Interactions With genetically modified foods, there is always a risk of interactions or reactions that have never been seen. This can be an interaction between two different foods with modified genes or between the genes in the food and certain medications. There is not enough evidence because these crops and foods have not been in use long enough, and new varieties are frequently being produced.\n6. Genetically Modified Food Is Not Labeled One of the biggest dangers with genetically modified foods is that there is no labeling requirements. These foods make up one fourth of the food supply in the United States, and is in more foods than you may think. Without labeling it is impossible to know which foods have higher risks so that you can avoid them and protect the health of your family.\n8. Higher Fat Content in Some Foods When genetically modified food crops are fed to animals, the result can be unexpected. When genetically altered soybeans were used as part of the diet for dairy cows, the resulting milk had higher percentages of fat in it. This factor shows that the genetically modified foods should not be considered just as safe as the traditional food.\n9. Insect Resistance Foods which are genetically altered to minimize the need for pesticides can actually cause an increase in chemical use over time and produce insects which become resistant to commonly used pesticides. This can create insect problems that can threaten the food supply and result in food shortages.\n10. The Little Information Currently Available Is Skewed The small amount of information available about genetically modified foods is skewed and not accurate at times. When the application for Roundup Ready genetically modified soybeans was completed for market approval of the soybeans, the information in the application was based on the safety level and compound concentration levels of traditional soybeans and not from testing on the genetically modified version.\nTo learn more go our blog at: www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com or to our website at: www.phoreveryoung.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.014851405285298824, 0.0036559165455400944, 0.08816219866275787, 0.022415215149521828, 0.12493722885847092, 0.07291945815086365, 0.022190438583493233, 0.054628219455480576, -0.09290308505296707, 0.005845956038683653, 0.02023371309041977, 0.05211608111858368, -0.06878864765167236, -0.0749639943242073, -0.03337651863694191, 0.07700865715742111, 0.06860345602035522, 0.02957150898873806, -0.07406500726938248, -0.0036977410782128572, 0.010413773357868195, 0.03249407559633255, -0.015310830436646938, 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(339, 'More than 9 in 10 Americans are deficient in vitamin E, putting them at high risk for brain damage', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/15/more-than-9-in-10-americans-are-deficient-in-vitamin-e-putting-them-at-high-risk-for-brain-damage/', 'More than 9 in 10 Americans are deficient in vitamin E, putting them at high risk for brain damage\nVitamin E is an important fat-soluble antioxidant that plays a key role in protecting the body against free radical damage. It can also prevent inflammation and reduce signs of aging.\nHow vitamin E deficiency can cause brain damage\nDHA-PC is not the only thing that plays an important role in protecting the brain. This new study also found that levels of lyso PLs are lowered by 60 percent when fish are fed a diet deficient in vitamin E. Lyso PLs are nutrients that the body uses to get DHA into the brain cells, and it is also involved in the repair of the cell membrane.\n“Human brains are very enriched in DHA but they can’t make it,” said Traber. “They get it from the liver. The particular molecules that help carry it there are these lyso PLs, and the amount of those compounds is being greatly reduced when vitamin E intake is insufficient. This sets the stage for cellular membrane damage and neuronal death.”\nHow to get more vitamin E to protect your brain\nIn the U.S., more than 90 percent of people fail to get enough of this important brain-protecting nutrient through the food they eat. DHA is mainly found in omega-3 fatty acids. The human body needs around 15 milligrams each day to maintain optimal brain health .\nWhile some people might benefit from taking vitamin E supplements, many natural food sources contain heaps of omega-3 to protect your brain.\nThe best foods for boosting your Vitamin E intake include:\nAlmonds : Just 1 ounce of almonds offers half of your recommended daily intake. If you’re not a huge fan of almonds, go for hazelnuts or pine nuts instead.\nLeafy Greens: Leafy greens such as Swiss chard, spinach, mustard greens, turnip greens, kale, and broccoli are also among the best and healthiest foods to increase vitamin E levels naturally.\nSeeds : Seeds such as sunflower, pumpkin, or sesame seeds are another great way to increase your intake. In fact, just 1/4 cup of sunflower seeds provides around 90 percent of your recommended daily intake.\nAvocado : Packed with healthy fats, avocados are an easy and delicious way to get more vitamin E into your diet.\nOlives: Whether you eat the fruit or use its oil, olives provide an excellent way to make sure you meet your daily need of healthy fats to protect your brain .\nThese are only a few examples of healthy and nutritious foods that are high in vitamin E. 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(340, 'Book Your One-On-One Consultation with Dr. Robert O. Young in New York City, May 28th through June 1st.', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/14/book-your-one-on-one-consultation-with-dr-robert-o-young-in-new-york-city-may-28th-through-june-1st/', 'Book Your One-On-One Consultation with Dr. Robert O. Young in New York City, May 28th through June 1st.\nNewLife Expo and Consultations in New York City\nSee you at the NEWLIFE Health & Wellness Expo Hotel Pennsylvania – New York 05/29/15 – 05/31/15\nIn love and healing light, Dr. Robert O. 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(341, 'A California Jury Found Roundup Does Cause Cancer – A Big Reason For Buying Organic Produce!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/14/study-links-genetically-modified-organisms-gmos-to-cancer-liverkidney-damage-severe-hormonal-disruption/', 'A California Jury Found Roundup Does Cause Cancer – A Big Reason For Buying Organic Produce!\nAugust 10th, 2018 , a California court found that Monsanto (just acquired by the German Company Bayer) glyphosate Roundup does cause cancer, a jury has declared in an unprecedented trial into the health dangers of Monsanto’s weedkiller.\nAfter three days of deliberations, jurors on Friday sided with terminally-ill groundsman Dewayne Johnson, 46, who has just weeks to live, awarding him $250 million in punitive damages, plus nearly $40m in compensatory damages, bringing the total to $289m.\nSpecifically, in eight weeks of proceedings, the jury was left convinced that Monsanto’s product caused Johnson’s cancer.\nYou can read the entire story here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-6049007/Roundup-cancerous-jury-declares.html\nStudy Links Genetically Modified Organism’s (GMO’s) To Cancer, Liver/Kidney Damage & Severe Hormonal Disruption!\nThere is great news to report however, as this major GMO study has now been republished following its controversial retraction (under strong commercial pressure), with even more up to date information and a response to previous criticisms. You can read more about that here .\nThe study has now been published by Environmental Sciences Europe. (source)\nThe chronic toxicity study examined the health impacts on rats of eating  commercialized genetically modified (GM) maize, alongside Monsanto’s NK603 glyphosate-based herbicide Roundup.\nThe study found severe liver and kidney damage as well as hormonal disturbances in rats fed with GM maize in conjunction with low levels of Roundup that were below those permitted in most drinking water across Europe. Results also indicated high rates of large tumors and mortality in most treatment groups.\nThis study has now successfully passed through multiple rounds of rigorous peer review. Again, the study shows that Roundup-treated GM corn as well as the herbicide used on it increases cancer in rats. There are a number of studies that demonstrate the potential health risks of GM plants, this one in particular drew heavy criticism from industry scientists.\n“The major criticisms of the Seralini manuscript were that the proper strain of rats was not used and their numbers were too small. Neither criticism is valid. The strain of rat is that which is required by the FDA for drug toxicology, and the toxic effects were unambiguously significant. In fact, Monsanto published a similar study in the same journal eight years before using the same number and strain of rats. Their study was for 90 days and claimed no harm. In contrast, the Seralini study was for two years and did not see any tumors until after nine months. Therefore, it is clear that the short 90-day feeding paradigm is not sufficiently long to detect the carcinogenic effects of GM products. It takes a long time before low-level exposure to environmental toxins affect health. For example, a recent associated press report documented the dramatic increase in birth defects and cancer in areas  of Argentina that have grown GM soy for a decade. Given these facts, what was the justification of the editorial decision to retract the Seralini Manuscript?” (source)\nOther Studies Regarding GMOs and Herbicides\n1. Multiple Toxins From GMOs Detected In Maternal and Fetal Blood\nThe study used blood samples from thirty pregnant women and thirty non-pregnant women. The study also pointed out that the fetus is considered to be highly susceptible to the adverse affects of xenobiotics (foreign chemical substance found within an organism that is not naturally produced.)  This is why the study emphasizes that knowing more about GMOs is crucial, because environmental agents could disrupt the biological events that are required to ensure normal growth and development.\n2. DNA From Genetically Modified Crops Can Be Transferred Into Humans Who Eat Them\n“Our bloodstream is considered to be an environment well separated from the outside world and the digestive tract. According to the standard paradigm large macromolecules consumed with food cannot pass directly to the circulatory system. During digestion proteins and DNA are thought to be degraded into small constituents, amino acids and nucleic acids, respectively, and then absorbed by a complex active process and distributed to various parts of the body through the circulation system. Here, based on the analysis of over 1000 human samples from four independent studies, we report evidence that meal-derived DNA fragments which are large enough to carry complete genes can avoid degradation and through an unknown mechanism enter the human circulation system. In one of the blood samples the relative concentration of plant DNA is higher than the human DNA. The plant DNA concentration shows a surprisingly precise log-normal distribution in the plasma samples while non-plasma (cord blood) control sample was found to be free of plant DNA.” (2)\nThis still doesn’t mean that GMOs can enter into our cells, but given the fact GMOs have been linked to cancer (later in this article) it is safe to assume it is indeed a possibility. The bottom line is that we don’t know, and this study demonstrates another cause for concern.\n3. New Study Links GMOs To Gluten Disorders That Affect 18 Million Americans\nImmune activation and allergic response\nThe Institute for Responsible technology is a world leader in educating policy makers and the public about GMO foods and crops. The institute reports and investigates on the impact GM foods can have on health, environment, agriculture and more.\n4. Study Links Genetically Modified Corn to Rat Tumors\nIt was a very significant study, which obviously looks bad for the big bio tech companies like Monsanto, being the first and only long-term study under controlled conditions examining the possible effects of a diet of GMO maize treated with Monsanto roundup herbicide.\nThis study has since been retracted, which is odd, because the journal it was published in is a very well-known, reputable peer-reviewed scientific journal. In order for a study to be published here it has to go through a rigorous review process.\nIt’s also important to note that hundreds of scientists from around the world have condemned the retraction of the study. This study was done by experts, and a correlation between GMOs and these tumors can’t be denied, something happened.\nGM Crop Production is Lowering US Yields and Increasing Pesticide Use\n5. Glyphosate Induces Human Breast Cancer Cells Growth via Estrogen Receptors\nA study is published in the US National Library of Medicine (4) and will soon be published in the journal Food and Chemical Toxicology. Several recent studies showed glyphosate’s potential to be an endocrine disruptor. Endocrine disruptors are chemicals that can interfere with the hormone system in mammals. These disruptors can cause developmental disorders, birth defects and cancer tumors. (6)\nGlyphosate exerted proliferative effects only in human hormone-dependent breast cancer. We found that glyphosate exhibited a weaker estrogenic activity than estradiol. Furthermore, this study demonstrated the additive estrogenic effects of glyphosate and genisein which implied that the use of contaminated soybean products as dietary supplements may pose a risk of breast cancer because of their potential additive estrogenicity. (6)\n6. Glyphosate Linked To Birth Defects\nA group of scientists put together a comprehensive review of existing data that shows how European regulators have known that Monsanto’s glyphosate causes a number of birth malformations since at least 2002. Regulators misled the public about glyphosate’s safety, and in Germany the Federal Office for Consumer Protection and Food Safety told the European Commission that there was no evidence to suggest that glyphosate causes birth defects. (7) (link might not work for some, if not you can access that report HERE )\nOur examination of the evidence leads us to the conclusion that the current approval of glyphosate and Roundup is deeply flawed and unreliable. In this report, we examine the industry studies and regulatory documents that led to the approval of glyphosate. We show that industry and regulators knew as long ago as the 1980s and 1990s that glyphosate causes malformation – but that this information was not made public. We demonstrate how EU regulators reasoned their way from clear evidence of glyphosate’s teratogenicity in industry’s own studies to a conclusion that minimized these findings in the EU Commission’s final review report (7)\nHere is a summary of the report:\nMultiple peer-reviewed scientific literature documenting serious health hazards posed by glyphosate\nIndustry (including Monsanto) has known since the 1980′s that glyphosate causes malformations in experimental animals at high doses\nIndustry has known since 1993 that these effects could also occur at lower and mid doses\nThe German government has known since at least 1998 that glyphosate causes malformations\nThe EU Commission’s expert scientific review panel knew in 1999 that glyphosate causes malformations\nThe EU Commission has known since 2002 that glyphosate causes malformations. This was the year DG SANCO division published its final review report, laying out the basis for the current approval of glyphosate\nAnother study published by the American Chemical Society, from the university of Buenos Aires, Argentina also showed that Glyphosate can cause abnormalities. (8)\nThe direct effect of glyphosate on early mechanisms of morphogenesis in vertebrate embryos opens concerns about the clinical findings from human offspring in populations exposed to glyphosate in agricultural fields (8)\n7. Study Links Glyphosate To Autism, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s\nWhen you ingest Glyphosate, you are in essence altering the chemistry of your body. It’s completely unnatural and the body doesn’t resonate with it. P450 (CYP) is the gene pathway disrupted when the body takes in Glyphosate. P450 creates enzymes that assist with the formation of molecules in cells, as well as breaking them down. CYP enzymes are abundant and have many important functions. They are responsible for detoxifying xenobiotics from the body, things like the various chemicals found in pesticides, drugs and carcinogens. Glyphosate inhibits the CYP enzymes. The CYP pathway is critical for normal, natural functioning of multiple biological systems within our bodies. Because humans that’ve been exposed to glyphosate have a drop in amino acid tryptophan levels, they do not have the necessary active signalling of the neurotransmitter serotonin, which is associated with weight gain, depression and Alzheimer’s disease. (9)\n8. Chronically Ill Humans Have Higher Glyphosate Levels Than Healthy Humans\nA new study out of Germany concludes that Glyphosate residue could reach humans and animals through feed and can be excreted in urine. It outlines how presence of glyphosate in urine and its accumulation in animal tissues is alarming even at low concentrations. (10)\n9. Studies Link GMO Animal Feed to Severe Stomach Inflammation and Enlarged Uteri in Pigs\nA study by scientist Judy Carman, PhD that was recently published in the peer-reviewed journal Organic Systems outlines the effects of a diet mixed with GMO feed for pigs, and how it is a cause for concern when it comes to health. (11) Scientists randomized and fed isowean pigs either a mixed GM soy and GM corn (maize) diet for approximately 23 weeks (nothing out of the ordinary for most pigs in the United States), which is unfortunately the normal lifespan of a commercial pig from weaning to slaughter. Equal numbers of male and female pigs were present in each group. The GM diet was associated with gastric and uterine differences in pigs. GM pigs had uteri that were 25% heavier than non-GM fed pigs. GM-fed pigs had a higher rate of severe stomach inflammation with a rate of 32% compared to 125 of non-GM fed pigs.\nThe study concluded that pigs fed a GMO diet exhibited a heavier uteri and a higher rate of severe stomach inflammation than pigs who weren’t fed a GMO diet. Because the use of GMO feed for livestock and humans is so widespread, this is definitely another cause for concern when it comes to GMO consumption. Humans have a similar gastrointestinal tract to pigs, and these GM crops are consumed widely by people, especially in the United States.\n10. GMO risk assessment is based on very little scientific evidence in the sense that the testing methods recommended are not adequate to ensure safety. ( 12 )(13)(14)\nDeficiencies have been revealed numerous times with regards to testing GM foods.\n“The risk assessment of genetically modified (GM) crops for human nutrition and health has not been systematic. Evaluations for each GM crop or trait have been conducted using different feeding periods, animal models and parameters. The most common results are that GM and conventional sources include similar nutritional performance and growth in animals. However, adverse microscopic and molecular effects of some GM foods in different organs or tissues have been reported. While there are currently no standardized methods to evaluate the safety of GM foods, attempts towards harmonization are on the way. More scientific effort is necessary in order to build confidence in the evaluation and acceptance of GM foods.” ( 12 ) ( 15 )\nThe Russian government has ordered all relevant agencies to examine whether or not to continue imports of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) into the country. http://www.naturalnews.com/042325_GMO_ban_Russia_genetically_modified_crops.html\n( All other sources not listen here are highlighted throughout the article)\nhttp://www.enveurope.com/content/26/1/13\n(1)https://www.uclm.es/Actividades/repositorio/pdf/doc_3721_4666.pdf\n(2)http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0069805\n(3) http://rt.com/usa/gmo-gluten-sensitivity-trigger-343/\n(4)http://responsibletechnology.org/media/images/content/Press_Release_Gluten_11_25.pdf\n(5)http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278691512005637\n(6) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23756170\n(7) http://earthopensource.org/files/pdfs/Roundup-and-birth-defects/RoundupandBirthDefectsv5.pdf\n(8) http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/tx1001749\n(9) http://www.mdpi.com/1099-4300/15/4/1416\n(10) http://omicsonline.org/open-access/detection-of-glyphosate-residues-in-animals-and-humans-2161-0525.1000210.pdf\n(11) http://www.organic-systems.org/journal/81/8106.pdf\n(12)http://static.aboca.com/www.aboca.com/files/attach/news/risk_assessment_of_genetically_modified_crops_for_nutrition.pdf\n(13) Reese W, Schubert D. Safety testing and regulation of genetically engineered foods. Biotechnol Genet Eng Rev. 2004;21:299–324\n(14) Schubert D. A different perspective on GM food. Nat Biotechnol. 2002;20:969–969.\n(15) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19146501\n(16) http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\n(17) http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.00366563000716269, 0.05250163376331329, 0.02202526293694973, -0.04208746924996376, 0.06758643686771393, -0.03657473996281624, 0.046261001378297806, 0.10396580398082733, -0.03566308692097664, 0.06383395940065384, -0.022266270592808723, 0.09446604549884796, -0.037948448210954666, -0.07750958949327469, -0.058516159653663635, 0.045975763350725174, 0.0256834514439106, 0.04089093208312988, -0.05869731307029724, 0.07933776080608368, -0.04179797321557999, -0.002698364667594433, 0.02879928983747959, 0.04602793976664543, 0.018748119473457336, -0.05387059226632118, -0.0013692830689251423, 0.006930452771484852, -0.04815618321299553, -0.06404391676187515, -0.014533924870193005, 0.09621120989322662, -0.06414119154214859, 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(342, 'Reversing Stage IV Lymphatic Cancer with an Integrative Holistic Medical Approach!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/13/reversing-stage-iv-lymphatic-cancer-with-an-integrative-holistic-medical-approach/', 'Reversing Stage IV Lymphatic Cancer with an Integrative Holistic Medical Approach!\nCharlotte Tenney shares her beautiful testimony of hope that there is life outside conventional oncology. Read, like and share her life changing and life saving reversal of Stage 4 Lymphoma Type B.\nHello, my name is Charlotte Tenney, and I am a survivor of stage 4 Lymphoma type B. I wound up in the emergency room, wondering why I could not breathe. They took 2 L of fluid off my lungs, because they were co llapsing. When I asked what the diagnosis was they responded: “oh, didn’t you know you have stage IV lymphoma and are going to die”. When I talked to the oncologist he said that the best that he could do was to give me a few months to get my house in order. I was shocked! I am an integrative healthcare specialist and that didn’t sound like a very good prognosis to me. I felt that any doctor, who thought that I was going to die under his care, was probably not the proper Dr. to be treating me. I lost weight – about 40 pounds over the course of the next two months. I continued to go in for thoracentesis. I was very fatigued, had fever and tachycardia but I was determined to find a treatment with someone who believed in my ability to heal. I was very lucky to be introduced to Dr. Ben Johnson. He worked with me personally. He did blood work that was sent off to Europe, which gave him knowledge that wasn’t available in the US to determine exactly which natural and medical agents might be effective for my specific cancer cells. That allowed us to create a personalized treatment for me. We proceeded with that plan and got started. Immediately, I began to feel better. I was getting stronger and I was able to go back to work. The program included various nutritional support supplements and medical agents as per Dr. Johnson. Soon I began traveling again and even returned to hiking and climbing mountains. Not long after I was officially declared in remission. I returned to full-time work every day. I have regained my weight and energy and I feel terrific – much better than dead. My message to people is if you get a diagnosis like this, look further than standard commercial oncology. Integrative health and alternative health has a lot to offer. It works together with your body to enable it to heal itself in a way that is more constructive. There are ways to work with your body to help it heal itself. This includes a combination of integrative medical treatment, nutrition, supplements and exercise – you do have options. You can stay alive.\nCharlotte Tenney San Diego, CA\nTo learn more read Reverse Cancer Now! – www.phoreveryoung.com , www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com , www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.03329189494252205, 0.07066823542118073, 0.08376573771238327, -0.028392259031534195, 0.00505005894228816, -0.07089811563491821, -0.06969203799962997, 0.06834468990564346, -0.005050189793109894, -0.06711462140083313, -0.0759669616818428, 0.006394092459231615, 0.05287621542811394, -0.05502492934465408, -0.001591509091667831, 0.08688635379076004, 0.0124474773183465, -0.040614053606987, -0.11901982128620148, 0.06667989492416382, -0.024175774306058884, -0.022533584386110306, -0.02407933585345745, 0.03779011219739914, 0.07002510130405426, -0.06570889055728912, -0.044260423630476, 0.03391960635781288, -0.0029657292179763317, -0.0037671909667551517, 0.07754040509462357, -0.017914550378918648, -0.11496657878160477, 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(343, 'Say NO To Drugs – That Was What I Was Taught By My Parents!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/12/say-no-to-drugs-that-was-what-i-was-taught-by-my-parents/', 'Say NO To Drugs – That Was What I Was Taught By My Parents!\nRobin Williams says it so well in this hilarious clip. When most Doctors are Drug Dealers and Pushers instead of real health care providers or healers, what has this World come to?\nBig Pharma has hijacked the medical field and University medical training, it’s sick, sad and so destructive. So many people dying as the result of toxic drugs and lies. No real solutions or hope is given to those seeking to heal.\nAnd now we’re forced to pay for this ridiculous medical system and the Obama-Nation so-called health care plan?\nRIP Robin Williams you really did know what was up, too bad there wasn’t a real Doctor with real cures offering real healing solutions. ‪#‎ medicalmafia‬ ‪#‎ drugpushers‬ ‪#‎ bigpharmalies‬\nEducation NOT Medication! Real Health Care NOT Obama-Nation Care!\nTo learn more about real health, real healing without drugs, surgery or radiation read The pH Miracle and Sick and Tired by Dr. Robert O. Young – www.phoreveryoung.com , www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com , www.phmiracle.com , www.amazon.com and www.barnesandnoble.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.0063636121340096, 0.008383270353078842, 0.00647207023575902, 0.0013711361680179834, 0.01570429839193821, 0.015143949538469315, 0.008723861537873745, 0.0732755959033966, 0.007611210457980633, -0.0297334473580122, -0.047670066356658936, 0.15896479785442352, -0.002311102347448468, -0.0033479477278888226, -0.08880753815174103, -0.003628456499427557, -0.015880372375249863, -0.025027824565768242, -0.05867147818207741, 0.10270404070615768, -0.024143649265170097, 0.09243572503328323, 0.08167751878499985, 0.10624665766954422, -0.06506210565567017, 0.05168595910072327, -0.07246854901313782, -0.11713378131389618, -0.04925047233700752, -0.027294417843222618, 0.12175553292036057, 0.06180519238114357, -0.0029562085401266813, -0.02019847184419632, 0.016655229032039642, 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(344, 'The Theory of Everything is The Theory of Love – The Ultimate Answer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/11/the-theory-of-everything-is-the-theory-of-love-the-ultimate-answer/', 'The Theory of Everything is The Theory of Love – The Ultimate Answer!\nMost of us know of Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity but are we familiar with Einstein’s proposed theory of love that controls everything?  His theory was magically brought to the Big Screen in two incredible movies this year, The Theory of Everything or the life of David Hawkins and the movie Interstellar.  Both of these movies shared the ultimate and simple hypothesis of Einstein that there is a universal force that controls everything and that force is LOVE!  Did YOU know?  Or have YOU forgotten?\nThis last weekend was Mother’s day and I was giving great thought concerning this theory of love in relationship to a Mother’s Love.  From my own perspective, as a man, how could I ever understand this love and its power other than knowing it is real having been on the receiving end of my own Mother’s love.   My Mother loved me dearly.  She was always looking out for me and trying to protect me.  It has been said that children are like a Mother’s heart running around outside their body.  This statement of love makes sense to me because women give of themselves in love to bring into the World a manifestation of that love – a child!\nIn the words of John Lennon’s song, “all YOU need is love, all YOU need is love, all YOU need is love, all YOU need is love.”  Can you hear yourself singing this Beatles song in your head – that is the power.  From love your parents brought you into the World,  From love God organized the Universe and Worlds without number.  From love the sun shines upon us all!  For love is light and light is love and without love there would be no light!  We ALL live or die for love!\nAnd now the LOVE letter from Einstein to his daughter:\nWhen I proposed the theory of relativity, very few understood me, and what I will reveal now to transmit to mankind will also collide with the misunderstanding and prejudice in the world. There is an extremely powerful force that, so far, science has not found a formal explanation to. It is a force that includes and governs all others, and is even behind any phenomenon operating in the universe and has not yet been identified by us. This universal force is LOVE.\nWhen scientists looked for a unified theory of the universe they forgot the most powerful unseen force. Love is Light, that enlightens those who give and receive it. Love is gravity, because it makes some people feel attracted to others. Love is power, because it multiplies the best we have, and allows humanity not to be extinguished in their blind selfishness. Love unfolds and reveals. For love we live and die. Love is God and God is Love.\nThis force explains everything and gives meaning to life. This is the variable that we have ignored for too long, maybe because we are afraid of love because it is the only energy in the universe that man has not learned to drive at will.\nTo give visibility to love, I made a simple substitution in my most famous equation. If instead of E = mc2, we accept that the energy to heal the world can be obtained through love multiplied by the speed of light squared, we arrive at the conclusion that love is the most powerful force there is, because it has no limits.\nAfter the failure of humanity in the use and control of the other forces of the universe that have turned against us, it is urgent that we nourish ourselves with another kind of energy…\nIf we want our species to survive, if we are to find meaning in life, if we want to save the world and every sentient being that inhabits it, love is the one and only answer.\nPerhaps we are not yet ready to make a bomb of love, a device powerful enough to entirely destroy the hate, selfishness and greed that devastate the planet.\nHowever, each individual carries within them a small but powerful generator of love whose energy is waiting to be released. When we learn to give and receive this universal energy, dear Lieserl, we will have affirmed that love conquers all, is able to transcend everything and anything, because love is the quintessence of life.\nI deeply regret not having been able to express what is in my heart, which has quietly beaten for you all my life. Maybe it’s too late to apologize, but as time is relative, I need to tell you that I love you and thanks to you I have reached the ultimate answer! “.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.08506814390420914, -0.004386837128549814, 0.04632321372628212, 0.09462998062372208, 0.0824655070900917, 0.0674666166305542, 0.006707865744829178, 0.04405127093195915, 0.1146436482667923, 0.07219598442316055, 0.03831029683351517, -0.015118403360247612, -0.059230513870716095, 0.007265195716172457, -0.0041792429983615875, 0.02860817313194275, 0.04935496300458908, -0.0481112040579319, -0.11154357343912125, 0.08873076736927032, 0.00275242468342185, -0.06885328888893127, 0.037340469658374786, -0.01132846437394619, -0.11848047375679016, 0.15665580332279205, -0.020597176626324654, -0.029191182926297188, -0.0677553191781044, -0.022722605615854263, 0.00786201935261488, -0.005899565760046244, 0.05258847400546074, 0.023002246394753456, 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(345, 'Understanding Dried Blood Cell Analysis or The Bolen Test (Published in the American Association for Cancer Research Journal June 2014)', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/11/understanding-dried-blood-cell-analysis-or-the-bolen-test-published-in-the-american-association-for-cancer-research-journal-june-2014/', 'Healthy blood samples in the dry analysis should show consistency in the intermeshed fibrin protein lines (these are the black lines visually comparable to a cobweb). The color should appear to be evenly bright red; loss of color is a representation of the leve l of acidosis in the body tissues. There should be an absence of white protein pools which, when present, suggest the wasting of proteins and represent the severity of cellular disorganization that has resulted from acidity settling to the weakest areas of the body, causing mycotoxic oxidative stress and inflammation or a more severe degenerative condition.\nWhite protein pools observed in a dry blood sample are evaluated for Size, Clarity, Shape, and Location, each of which suggests different interpretations. Small-sized pools suggest hypersensitivities, such as allergic reactions; medium-sized pools suggest irritation/inflammation, physical/emotional stress, or physical strain; and large-sized pools suggest a disorganizing condition, degeneration, and significant imbalances. It is healthier for pools to be clear; those littered with cellular debris such as red blood cells, sialic acid crystals, and even broken tissue suggest more significant conditions. It is healthier to see round shaped pools; irregular shaped pools suggest more significant conditions.\nThe location of white protein pools, designated by the layer or in which of the 8 drops of blood the pattern is found, and the ring or the location within a particular drop of blood, suggests where in the body the acidity, mycotoxic oxidative stress, and inflammation is occurring.\nAppears as dark center of sample and/or a cluster pattern of white Polymerized Protein Pools (PPPs) between 10-40 microns (small to large).\nPerceived to be: small and large bowel holding toxins or colon congestion, accumulation and incrustation of fecal matter, plaque, and mucus in the pockets of the nine yards of intestine and colon (can paralyze 80 – 90% of the overall immune response) leading to poor or irregular elimination and poor digestion with gas, bloating, and pain and inability to absorb nutrients; possible damage to the intestinal villas. Even if this appearance only occurs in the last few layers (drops of blood) it is indicative of digestive insufficiency. *NOTE: The bowel area is generally the first area in the body to be challenged by acid and is the first area to begin the healing process. Contributors may or may not include: eating acidic foods, especially animal proteins and dairy products – eating too fast, too much, and not chewing food adequately. Yeast “outfection” may be a primary cause.\nSymptoms may or may not include: irritable bowel, irregular elimination, constipation, digestive problems/acid reflux with gas pain or bloating, general discomfort after eating, diverticulitis, diverticulolis, diarrhea, muddled thinking (healing begins in the bowel – heal the bowel and the brain will follow); if colon is stressed, then liver is most likely stressed; may lead to “leaky gut” syndrome, which may cause apparent allergies as undigested acidic food re-enters the blood stream. Also toxins from the colon may be allowed to move back into the small intestine and be reabsorbed into the body. This weakens immunity and can cause accelerated cellular disorganization.\nAppears as localized white Polymerized Protein Pools (PPPs) slightly off-center in Rings 2-3. Perceived to be: stress, weakness, or imbalance in the spleen, kidney, bladder, pancreas, stomach, liver, or colon.\nSymptoms may or may not include: Gall bladder problems (low bile salt, gallstones/gravel, gall bladder removed); Colon problems (impaction, constipation, irregular bowel movements, hemorrhoids, soreness, fissures, bleeding); Digestive insufficiency (especially morbid residues of protein, intestinal and pancreatic problems); Stomach problems (ulcers, acid stomach, rumbling gas, and bloating)\nFor more information contact: http://www.phoreveryoung.com , http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com, www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.023734431713819504, -0.06902378052473068, 0.01935252733528614, 0.037838343530893326, 0.11137481033802032, 0.019572990015149117, 0.050109900534152985, 0.15229393541812897, 0.003565494203940034, -0.0512559711933136, -0.07209887355566025, -0.014445066452026367, 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(346, 'Dr. Robert O. Young – Front Cover for the May/June Edition of the New Life Magazine – New York City, New York', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/11/dr-robert-o-young-front-cover-for-the-mayjune-edition-of-the-new-life-magazine-new-york-city-new-york/', 'Dr. Robert O. Young – Front Cover for the May/June Edition of the New Life Magazine – New York City, New York\n– Your Future is in Your Hands – Good Mood Raw Food – Excess Body Fat Weight: Today’s Most Dangerous Health Toxin – Oral Dysbiosis: The True Cause of Your Mouth Problems\nThis months magazine in word format\nOur first article by Dr. Robert Sorge explains why excess body fat weight is America’s most deadly toxin and what we can do about it.\nChef Debra Secunda’s article will make your mouth water with four delectable recipes. Debra will be giving two cooking classes at the expo as well as appearing on the raw food panel.\nDr. Alex Shvartsman, a dentist of the future who uses, needleless needles, ozone and lasers to give you non-evasive, non-pain dentistry explains why Oral Dysbiosis is the true cause of your mouth problems. Visit him at his exhibit booth at the expo or come to his lecture.\nOur next article is by Irina Kravtsov who takes the mystery out of palm reading. Visit her at her exhibit booth and attend her lecture at the expo to learn more.\nDr. Howard Robins explains his powerful mind-blowing technique for ridding the body of Herpes 100%. He will be giving three don’t miss lectures at the expo.\nAs for myself, I will be teaching a yoga class sharing my 45 years of practice. Come and visit me.\nSo as you can see, this magazine is a prelude to New York City’s major Health & Wellness Expo.Mark your calendar and join our exhibits, lectures, yoga classes, health food and fun on May 29-31.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03522084280848503, -0.04914139583706856, -0.03735777363181114, 0.07150718569755554, -0.033571355044841766, -0.06403611600399017, 0.016317615285515785, 0.07716793566942215, 0.0037529002875089645, 0.025600630789995193, -0.06536630541086197, 0.02248108759522438, -0.039795298129320145, 0.05511056259274483, -0.007850625552237034, -0.033522263169288635, 0.0655522570014, -0.0004898165352642536, -0.0349174439907074, 0.03616538643836975, 0.07914014160633087, 0.08696034550666809, 0.06934726983308792, -0.01667685993015766, -0.048104427754879, 0.06397801637649536, -0.0030195729341357946, -0.09834058582782745, -0.015626072883605957, 0.032890599220991135, 0.021652868017554283, 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(347, 'The Miracle of Life Begins With Love!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/10/the-miracle-of-life-begins-with-love/', 'The Miracle of Life Begins With Love!\nThe Miracle of life Begins With Love! It is at the Beginning of Everything!\nDid you know that we are all miracles?\nAfter watching this video you will know, that life is truly a miracle.\nThank you Mother for your selfless sacrifice, giving me life and love – Dr. Robert O. Young\nAnimation created by Silvio Falcinelli (RenderingCG) and music by Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.08384274691343307, -0.004522666335105896, 0.030920838937163353, -0.023433249443769455, 0.06082608923316002, 0.04007066413760185, -0.007228419184684753, 0.027414528653025627, 0.08674155175685883, -0.05236581712961197, 0.036879297345876694, 0.05216851085424423, -0.01048410963267088, 0.053805384784936905, -0.07158653438091278, 0.003541609039530158, -0.041922226548194885, -0.06831027567386627, -0.019711589440703392, 0.0704665556550026, 0.0076506552286446095, -0.005317204166203737, -0.0026045427657663822, 0.024362921714782715, -0.008387567475438118, 0.05082100257277489, 0.025292009115219116, -0.013829069212079048, 0.007978329434990883, -0.033528946340084076, 0.10812710970640182, -0.05280476063489914, 0.08453726023435593, -0.07502088695764542, 0.013659855350852013, 0.06479685753583908, 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(348, 'Happy Mother’s Day', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/10/happy-mothers-day/', '“Men need to learn, understand and remember that Women have tender hearts and are easily broken with unkind actions, words and deeds. Men would be wise to stay alkaline in all their thoughts, their words and their deeds towards Women. Always treating and honoring Women with kindness, love and respect, protecting their tender hearts. For Women are the Mothers, the Wives, the Sisters and the Daughters of Men.” Dr. Robert O. 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(349, 'Happy Mother’s Day – Words and a Woman’s Heart', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/10/words-and-hearts/', 'Happy Mother’s Day – Words and a Woman’s Heart\n“Men need to learn, understand and remember that Women have tender hearts and are easily broken with unkind actions, words and deeds. Men would be wise to stay alkaline in all their thoughts, their words and their deeds towards Women. Always treating and honoring Women with kindness, love and respect, protecting their tender hearts. For Women are the Mothers, the Wives, the Sisters and the Daughters of Men.” Dr. Robert O. Young\nFourteen Ways To Know If YOU Are In a Good Relationship\n1) You Speak Your Mind Relationships thrive when couples can express themselves freely and honestly. That means no topic is off-limits, and you both feel heard. Consistent communication is vital to building a lasting life together.\n2) You Have Your Own Space Just because you’re in love doesn’t mean you have to spend every moment together. Taking time to pursue your own interests and friendships keeps your relationship fresh and gives you both the opportunity to grow as individuals—even while you’re growing as a couple.\n3) You Fight Disagreements are normal, so if you aren’t fighting, chances are you’re holding back. But when people in healthy relationships fight, they fight productively and fairly. That means avoiding name-calling or put-downs. It also means striving to understand your partner instead of trying to score points. And when you’re wrong? You apologize.\n4) You Like Yourself And Your Partner Chances are your relationship won’t suddenly get better if you win the lottery, have a baby, or move into your dream house. So don’t base your partnership on the hope that it will change. You recognize that neither of you is perfect, and you accept and value each other for who you are right now—not who you might become.\n5) You Make Decisions Jointly You don’t call all the shots. Neither does your partner. From what movie to see to how many children to have, you make decisions together and listen to each other’s concerns and desires. Sure, this may mean you see Transformers on Saturday night. But on Sunday night, it’s your turn.\n6) You Find Joy Healthy relationships are full of laughter and fun. This doesn’t mean you’re giddy every hour of the day—or that she doesn’t drive you up the wall sometimes—but it does mean that your life together is mostly happy in sometimes simple ways. (Making dinner, laughing at the same things, finishing each others’ sentences…)\n7) You Find Balance Sometimes your partner needs to work longer hours while you play chauffeur and chief cook. Or you must devote time to an elderly parent while your spouse tackles the chores. That’s life. What matters is that, in the long run, your trade-offs seem fair.\n8) You Treat Each Other With Kindness Nothing is more important than treating the person you love with care, consideration, empathy, and appreciation. If you find yourself showing more respect to people you hardly know than you show your partner, take a step back and revisit your priorities.\n9) You Trust Each Other Healthy relationships are built on trust and a commitment to communication without reservations or secrets. Want to know how much you trust each other now ? Take this quiz from the University of California, Berkeley\n10) You Let Things Go Your partner will annoy you. You will annoy him or her, too. You will say things you don’t mean. You will behave inconsiderately. The important thing is how you deal with all this. So he forgot to pick up milk for the second time? Tell him you’re disappointed, of course—then let it go.\n11) You Are Intimate Sex is an important part of healthy relationships, but it’s only one part, and it’s different than intimacy, which is less about physical satisfaction than about bonding, friendship, and familiarity. If you’re in a healthy relationship, you’ll feel connected—in and out of bed.\n12) Your Relationship Is Your Safe Place Your relationship should be a safety net—a stable place to come home to at the end of the day. 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(350, 'Overview of Acid Crystals in Live Blood using pHase Contrast Microscopy', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/10/overview-of-acid-crystals-in-live-blood-using-phase-contrast-microscopy/', 'Overview of Acid Crystals in Live Blood using pHase Contrast Microscopy\nLactic acid crystals are observed when there is excess metabolic, dietary and/or environmental acidity that has been solidified or buffered by minerals and fats to protect body tissues, organs and glands.\nIt is one of the body’s preservation mechanisms for protecting against acidity by creating a solid form, which is less toxic than li quid acid that can penetrate the cell membrane and damage the cell.\nCrystals are perceived to be the signature of the microzyma (small intelligent matter that makes up every living cell including the DNA) using electrons for energy and producing acidic wastes products or acids of glucose, lactic and citric acid.\nGlucose, Acetic, Citric and Butyric Acid (WHITE)\nFermentats or metabolic and/or dietary acids.\nFor more information contact: http://www.phoreveryoung.com , http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com, www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.00623260997235775, -0.03329118713736534, -0.022948313504457474, -0.01509982068091631, 0.057435061782598495, 0.05045990273356438, 0.032614804804325104, 0.04216378554701805, -0.020252838730812073, -0.0076417699456214905, -0.023632287979125977, -0.01501719281077385, -0.0133051797747612, -0.01830386184155941, -0.06637014448642731, -0.0302816741168499, 0.014769135043025017, 0.0009269110742025077, -0.0709041878581047, 0.026361018419265747, 0.10943828523159027, -0.015982381999492645, 0.007992575876414776, -0.015558959916234016, 0.004142042715102434, 0.029535939916968346, 0.019610818475484848, -0.034771792590618134, -0.010282487608492374, -0.06644275784492493, 0.03556452691555023, -0.05669820308685303, -0.0030369756277650595, -0.03103092685341835, 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(351, 'What is Live and Dried Blood Cell Analysis?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/09/what-is-live-and-dried-blood-cell-analysis/', 'What is Live and Dried Blood Cell Analysis?\nAt the pH Miracle Center, in Valley Center, California we offer Clinical/Diagnostic MICROSCOPY AND BLOOD CELL Assessment: A live and dried blood analysis for detection and monitoring of dietary and metabolic dysfunction in the prevention of ALL human and animal sickness and disease. The live blood phase contrast microscopy assessment and the dried blood brightfield mycotoxic oxidative stress asses sment are two unique blood tests that are used as pre-screening tests combined with Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound, Thermography and 3D Bio-Electro Scan to monitor dietary and metabolic dysfunction—thereby taking the guesswork out of diet determination and the selection of an appropriate natural hygiene health and fitness protocol.\nAmong the phenomena observed in the live and dried blood are:\n• The level of activity of the immune system or white blood cells • The condition of the red and white blood cells • Liver, kidney, pancreas, heart, lung, prostate, ovary and breast stress • Detection of the presence of parasites, yeast, fungi and mold • The observation of blood cell features associated with blood sugar imbalance • The observation of blood plasma features associated with malabsorption of fats • The observation of blood cell features associated with protein malabsorption or the ingestion of excessive protein • The observation of blood cell features associated with nutrient malabsorption and vitamin deficiency • The observation of blood cell features associated with irritation, inflammation, ulceration and degeneration of the connective tissues, glands and organs of the body • The observation of acute and chronic health conditions • The observation of crystalline or solidification of dietary and/or metabolic acids such as protoplasts, fibrous thallus, uric acid, cholesterol, and mycotoxins • The observation of features associated with gastro-intestinal tract dysfunction, constipation, irritation and degeneration ______________________________________ pH Miracle Center 16390 Dia Del Sol, Valley Center, CA 92082 760-751-8321 www.ph oreveryoung.com, http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com , http://www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.035084087401628494, 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(352, 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROM (IBS)', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/08/a-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-irritable-bowel-syndrom-ibs/', 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROM (IBS)\nIrritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a disorder that leads to abdominal pain and cramping, changes in bowel movements and other symptoms.\nIBS can occur at any age, but it often begins in the teen years or early adulthood. It is twice as common in women as in men.\nSymptoms range from mild to severe. The main symptoms of IBS are abdominal pain, fullness, gas and bloating that have been present for at least 3 days a month for the last 3 months. People with IBS may switch between constipation and diarrhea. • People with diarrhea will have frequent, loose, watery stools. They will often have an urgent need to have a bowel movement, which may be hard to control. • Those with constipation will have a hard time passing stool, as well as fewer bowel movements. They will often need to strain and will feel cramps with a bowel movement. Often, they do not release any stool or only a small amount.\nFor some people, the symptoms may get worse for a few weeks or a month and then decrease for a while. For other people, symptoms are present most of the time.\nIrritable bowel syndrome may be a lifelong condition unless you start alkalizing with an alkaline lifestyle an diet.\nSymptoms can often be improved or relieved through treatment. Alkaline lifestyle and dietary changes, regular exercise and improved sleep habits may reduce anxiety and help relieve and/or reverse  bowel symptoms.\nThis particular patient had adapted the pH Miracle alkalarian lifestyle and is now feeling great. This Thermography scan demonstrates physiological changes in the body and showing the efficacy of the pH Miracle treatment. ~ Dr. Galina Migalko www.universalmedicalimaging\nhttp://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.07835894078016281, -0.16457433998584747, 0.018653372302651405, 0.09924263507127762, -0.06384385377168655, -0.0661374107003212, 0.011344882659614086, 0.05080534890294075, 0.061640772968530655, -0.054628416895866394, -0.051658641546964645, 0.002813793020322919, -0.026553180068731308, 0.058585260063409805, -0.05593669414520264, 0.012407595291733742, 0.04136411100625992, -0.043339382857084274, 0.017159629613161087, 0.018678495660424232, 0.0073071615770459175, -0.06207272410392761, -0.015510912984609604, 0.011226404458284378, -0.08387152850627899, 0.018008163198828697, 0.10699192434549332, 0.007022039499133825, 0.006389196030795574, -0.0020511108450591564, -0.0020821180660277605, 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(353, 'Bill Maher Supports Non-Invasive, Non-Radioactive Medical Scanning and Diagnostics!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/07/bill-maher-supports-non-invasive-non-radioactive-medical-scanning-and-diagnostics/', 'Bill Maher Supports Non-Invasive, Non-Radioactive Medical Scanning and Diagnostics!\nAt Universal Medical Imaging Group and pH Miracle we offer a non-invasive and non-radioactive Full Body Comprehensive Medical Diagnostic Scan, which includes a Full Body Medical Ultrasound (anatomical), Full Body Medical Thermography (physiological), Full Body 3D Bio-Electro (functional) Scan together with a Live and Dried Blood Analysis to identify asymptomatic and often life-threatening dis-eases in their earliest, most preventable and reversible stages. www.universalmedicalimaging.com www.phmiracleliving.com www.billmaher.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.0176235381513834, 0.0061102090403437614, 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(354, 'Dr. Robert O. Young is a HeadLiner in New York City at the New Life Expo! May 29th through May 31st!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/06/dr-robert-o-young-is-a-headliner-in-new-york-city-at-the-new-life-expo-may-29th-through-may-31st/', 'Dr. Robert O. Young is a HeadLiner in New York City at the New Life Expo! May 29th through May 31st!\nNewLife Expo and Consultations in New York City\nSee you at the NEWLIFE Health & Wellness Expo Hotel Pennsylvania – New York 05/29/15 – 05/31/15\nIn love and healing light, Dr. Robert O. Young\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.010699482634663582, 0.021676836535334587, -0.0181411225348711, 0.03900349512696266, 0.1363120675086975, -0.02395026944577694, -0.0032930856104940176, -0.032400086522102356, 0.057601507753133774, -0.011652237735688686, 0.05072006583213806, 0.0444561243057251, -0.10411576926708221, 0.07054964452981949, -0.0010148938745260239, 0.07931335270404816, 0.016934046521782875, -0.009220192208886147, -0.026198511943221092, 0.01951643079519272, 0.001222790451720357, -0.02099587768316269, 0.036180440336465836, -0.016000933945178986, 0.011845549568533897, -0.03836074098944664, -0.01734362728893757, -0.03964081034064293, 0.014442737214267254, 0.009324735030531883, 0.16472594439983368, 0.02436000667512417, -0.04685302451252937, -0.062224943190813065, -0.0021154305431991816, 0.022980181500315666, 0.05946942791342735, 0.033063240349292755, -0.03613532707095146, 0.0709734782576561, -0.03516639769077301, 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(355, 'The Human Body Does NOT Digest Food!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/05/the-human-body-does-not-digest-food/', 'The Human Body Does NOT Digest Food!\nDr. Robert O Young shares in this video the benefits of non-invasive, non-radioactive thermography and ultrasound and the need for alkaline water and salt!\nUsing non-invasive non-radioactive thermography and ultrasound or sonogram will help to determine the health of the vascular system, glands and organs and indicate if there are any sclerosis, cysts, calcifications, solid masses or tumors. To learn more about non-invasive non-radioactive thermography and ultrasound go to: http://www.phreveryoung . com or www.phmiracle.com\nThe Body Does Not Digest Food!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.107703797519207, -0.04378153756260872, -0.001392835984006524, 0.008078486658632755, -0.02572343312203884, -0.0901700034737587, 0.03718830272555351, -0.024091461673378944, -0.04686179384589195, -0.04892599210143089, 0.011560993269085884, -0.04831496998667717, -0.036904796957969666, 0.023881198838353157, -0.08817611634731293, -0.13171978294849396, 0.10236160457134247, -0.006052092183381319, 0.030605977401137352, -0.009701893664896488, -0.023532213643193245, 0.07232727110385895, 0.023167971521615982, -0.04281095787882805, 0.020119789987802505, -0.04382392019033432, 0.038839153945446014, -0.08701303601264954, -0.0728243961930275, 0.004102934617549181, 0.010885513387620449, -0.056561179459095, 0.040069740265607834, 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(357, '30 Amazing Benefits Of Moringa Plant For Skin, Hair And Health!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/02/30-amazing-benefits-of-moringa-plant-for-skin-hair-and-health/', '30 Amazing Benefits Of Moringa Plant For Skin, Hair And Health!\nIt has a unique taste and texture. You would be surprised to know that the drumstick tree or moringa tree is highly beneficial for the human body. Astonishingly all its parts are edible as well.\nLet’s delve deep into the secrets of the moringa plant and identify the benefits.\nThe miracle tree Moringa is a multipurpose that is native to parts of Africa and Asia. It is also called drumstick tree by the British and Malunggay in Philippines\nIn India, it is found on the foothills of the Himalayan mountains. This plant belongs to the family Moringaceae. It derives its name from the Malayalam word, ‘Muringa’. It is a multipurpose plant and its leaves, pods, fruits, flowers, roots and bark are beneficial in one way or the other.\nThe moringa tree grows easily in semi-arid, tropical and sub-tropical climate and is reported to be beneficial for human beings as its various parts are edible.\nSome of the most commonly used parts are moringa leaves and seeds. Moringa seeds and roots are used to extract oil and the flowers can be cooked and eaten.\nApart from these, its bark, sap, seeds, oil, leaves, roots and flowers are used in making traditional medicine in many countries.\nThe most amazing thing about moringa is that all parts of this plant including its bark, roots, leaves, flowers, seeds, sap and pods are a storehouse of nutrients and antioxidants. Thus, this plant possesses innumerable health benefits and has the capacity of curing several diseases. For this reason, it is referred to as the ‘miracle tree’ and is widely used in traditional medicine. The various health benefits of moringa are as follows.\n1. The seeds of moringa contain 40 percent edible oil known as Ben oil. This clear, sweet and odourless oil is rich in antioxidants and is similar to olive oil in terms of its nutritional profile.It has an indefinite shelf life as it does not turn rancid like other oils.\n2. Moringa leaves are the most widely used parts of this plant. These leaves are edible. They contain three times more iron than spinach.\n3. Moringa contains all the essential amino acids needed by the body. Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins which are needed to grow, repair and maintain cells. Human body manufactures 10 to 12 amino acids. The remaining 8 amino acids are known as the essential amino acids which should be provided from everyday diet and moringa contains all of them. The list of essential amino acids and their benefits are given below.\n4 . The Moringa leaves helps in boosting energy levels in a natural manner, which is long lasting. It is also found to heal ulcers, restrict tumors, reduce arthritis pain and inflammation and control blood pressure.\n5. Daily consumption of moringa as part of the diet improves body’s natural defense mechanism. It is an immune stimulant and it is often prescribed for AIDS afflicted patients.\n6. It is rich in vitamin A or beta-carotene and acts as an effective weapon against blindness.\n7. It plays an important role in lactating mothers. Consumption of moringa is reported to cause a dramatic increase in breast milk.\n8. As it balances the sugar levels, it can be extremely effective against diabetics.\n9. Increased consumption of junk food in the present scenario can lead to high cholesterol levels. Moringa helps in balancing the cholesterol levels in the body.\n10 . Consumption of moringa leaves stimulates metabolism and cell structure of the body.\n11. This plant also has several antibacterial properties and hence can be used as a purifier and as a natural detoxifier.\nMoringa seeds mixed in impure water can help in absorbing all the impurities.\nMoringa helps in the removal and excretion of toxic build up by attracting toxins from the blood.\n12. No side effects of moringa leaves have been reported. Hence, it can be safely consumed by children and adults. Nowadays, it is used in porridge, pastas and breads to increase the nutrient content of meals.\n13. Moringa supplements are better than most of the multivitamin and calcium supplements available in the market which use synthetic ingredients. Moringa supplements are prepared from moringa leaves and pods which are natural sources of calcium and multivitamins .Their processing method increases the availability and absorption of nutrients by the body.\n14. Moringa seeds are used in the manufacture of perfumes and aromatherapy oils. The flowers of moringa are used in making herbal tea which contains flavonoids and antioxidants.\n15. Due to their anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties, moringa supplements facilitate quick healing of minor injuries like bruises, cuts and burns.\n16. Roots of moringa are used in traditional medicine to control disorders of the circulatory system, for stimulating appetite and to improve the functioning of digestive tract. In addition to these, they can treat sexual dysfunctions, female reproductive tract problems and arthritis.\nHealthy hair improves the physical appearance to a great extent. Health problems or nutritional deficiencies can damage the hair and cause problems like dandruff, split ends and breakage. Hence, proper intake of vitamins and minerals is essential for maintaining healthy hair. Certain vitamins, minerals and amino acids are involved in the formation of keratin protein.\n18. Moringa Oleifera has a high content of vitamin A, thus promoting hair growth and maintenance. Optimum delivery of oxygen and nutrients from the circulatory system to the hair follicle is vital for proper hair growth. Vitamin A plays an important role in the development of healthy cells and tissues in the body and reduction of hair loss. Deficiency of vitamin A can cause thickening of scalp, dry hair and dandruff.\n19. Moringa plant also contains zinc which stimulates hair growth by enhancing the immune function. Zinc and silica along with vitamin A prevents drying and clogging of the sebaceous glands. Sebaceous glands are responsible for production of sebum. Deficiency of zinc can lead to atrophy of the hair follicles due to the impairment of DNA and protein synthesis. Zinc also influences the conformation of nucleic acids.\n20. Vitamin E in moringa is a powerful antioxidant that stimulates blood circulation around the scalp. Proper flow of blood to the scalp helps in the absorption of more nutrients available in the hair follicles.\n21. Moringa is a storehouse of all the nutrients required for healthy hair. Hair loss occurs due to the deficiency of vitamin B- especially B6, biotin, inositol and folic acid. Proper blood circulation to the scalp enables hair follicles to grow stronger and healthier. Vitamin C together with vitamin E helps in the improvement of blood circulation in the scalp. It is vital to maintain capillaries that carry blood onto the follicles.\n22. Moringa contains abundant quantities of minerals such as calcium, iron, potassium, magnesium, selenium, copper and manganese which are essential for healthy hair.\n23. Moringa oil is a natural supplement for improving the health and strength of hair and scalp. Regular massage with this oil helps in reducing split ends and dandruff .It supplies rejuvenating vitamins and minerals to the hair follicles and tissues of the scalp.\nJust like healthy hair, supply of proper nutrients is vital for the maintenance of healthy skin. Moringa is loaded with nutrients like calcium, vitamin A, B, C, D, E; minerals like copper, iron, zinc, magnesium, silica and manganese. Moringa has moisturizing and nourishing properties and an excellent cleansing ability which makes it an active ingredient in skin care products.\n24. Moringa has been found to possess anti-ageing properties. The effect of free radicals on human skin causes the appearance of wrinkles and makes the skin aged and less resistant to lines. Moringa has excellent cleansing ability which aids in cleaning the skin cells of free radicals and restoring the vitality and youthful complexion of the skin.\n25. Moringa leaves contain about 30 antioxidants that contribute greatly towards healthy skin. Moringa oil is highly absorbable and hence helps in delivering these powerful antioxidants to the skin cells.\n26. Moringa leaves also contain sulphur. This mineral is present in every single cell of the body and is the key ingredient for Collagen and keratin. Collagen is an elastic substance that gives flexibility and softness to the skin and keratin is a rigid substance which gives the skin rigidity and strength. These two substances form the majority of skin tissue and are made up of proteins constructed from sulphur.\n27. The seed extract of moringa herb is popular in the cosmetic industry due to its therapeutic skincare benefits and skin purifying properties. It possesses the ability to filter out impurities that are deeply rooted within the skin and has an amazing detoxifying and rejuvenating properties. It enhances the fairness of skin by balancing the natural skin color and tone. A paste made from moringa leaves beautifies the skin and can be used as a face mask.\n28. The ben oil which is extracted from moringa seeds is used to soften and soothe baby’s’ skin.\n29. Moringa seed extract is used in protective creams and has the ability to provide protection against cigarette smoke and heavy metal pollution.\n30. It is a powerful cleaning agent and moringa seed powder is used as an active ingredient in deep cleansing creams and lotions. It protects the skin from adhering pollution and smog.\nThe most amazing fact about moringa is that it is a storehouse of nutrients and medicinal chemicals. The various parts of this plant are rich in vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium, potassium, iron and protein. It contains a plethora of phytonutrients, eight essential amino acids and other powerful disease fighting antioxidants. According to the Ayurveda, moringa comprises of around 539 compounds capable of preventing 300 diseases. Moringa contains more than 90 nutrients and 46 different antioxidants which make it a powerhouse of nutrition. The table given below provides a gist of the nutritional value of this wonderful plant.\nMoringa leaves are a storehouse of nutrients. They contain seven times more potassium than bananas and twice the amount of protein as that contained in milk. Milk is considered to be an important source of calcium, but moringa leaves contain four times more calcium than milk. They contain four times more vitamin A or beta carotene than carrots. Moringa powder which is prepared by grinding the dried leaves of moringa contain seven times more vitamin C than oranges, 25 times the amount of iron in spinach, 36 times the amount of magnesium in eggs, 50 times more vitamin B3 than peanuts and 50 times more vitamin B2 than bananas.\nMoringa leaves compared to common foods\nValues per 100gm. edible portion\nIn addition to these nutrients, moringa leaves contains all the essential amino acids needed for growth and development of the body.\nAmino Acid Content of Moringa Leaves:\nAll values are per 100 grams of edible portion.\nLooking at the benefits of Moringa , it is imperative to include it in our diets and daily regime. With its antioxidant, purifying and detox properties it is the skin’s best friend. Always do a patch test before applying any new product on your skin like ben oil and the paste of moringa leaves. 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(358, 'The Truth About Bacteria!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/29/the-truth-about-bacteria/', 'Using a compound microscope, under phase contrast microscopy you will see a white blood cell called a neutrophil encounter a grouping of staph and strep bacteria that was created out of cellular breakdown or pleomorphism of the human blood.\nThe purpose of the neutrophils are to pick up bacteria born out of the red blood cells from within. Not because of an infection but from an outfection! In other words, bacteria is born in us and from us out of our blood and body cells. Biological transformation is the result of a compromised acidic environment caused by an acidic lifestyle and diet.\nTherefore, bacteria is NOT the cause of disease but the symptom of disease caused by an acidic environment.\nLearn how to prevent the creation of bacteria, yeast or mold with an alkaline lifestyle and diet called The pH Miracle – a new way of living, eating and thinking.\nLearn more about biological transformation or pleomorphism by reading Sick and Tired by Dr. Robert O. 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(359, 'Medical Diagnostic, Full-Body, Non-Invasive, Non-Radioactive Thermography, Ultrasound, 3-D Functionality and Interstitial Fluid Testing with Live and Dried Blood Hematology NOW Available for the First Time!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/28/medical-diagnostic-full-body-non-invasive-non-radioactive-thermography-ultrasound-3-d-functionality-and-interstitial-fluid-testing-with-live-and-dried-blood-hematology-now-available-for-the-first/', 'Medical Diagnostic, Full-Body, Non-Invasive, Non-Radioactive Thermography, Ultrasound, 3-D Functionality and Interstitial Fluid Testing with Live and Dried Blood Hematology NOW Available for the First Time!\nAt Universal Medical Imaging Group and pH Miracle we offer a non-invasive and non-radioactive Full Body Comprehensive Medical Diagnostic Scan, which includes a Full Body Medical Ultrasound (anatomical), Full Body Medical Thermography (physiological), Full Body 3D Bio-Electro (functional) Scan together with a Live and Dried Blood Analysis to identify asymptomatic and often life-threatening dis-eases in their earliest, most preventable and reversible stages.\nFull Body Comprehensive Medical Diagnostic Scan includes:\nMedical Diagnostic Full Body Thermography (Physiological Scan):\n  Full Cranial, Carotid, Thyroid\n  Full Breast/Chest Scan and Lymph Node Activity\n  Full Back (Upper and Lower)\n  Stomach, Visceral, (Abdomen), Large and Small Intestines, Kidneys, Colon, Ovaries and Uterus (for woman), prostate and testicles (for man)\n  Upper and Lower Extremities\nMedical Diagnostic Full Body Ultrasound (Anatomical Scan):\n  Lower Arterial Color and Doppler\n  Common Bile Duct and Hepatic Ducts\n  Uterus and Ovaries (for women)\n  Testicles (for men) (if needed) Medical Diagnostic 3D Full Body Bio-Electro (Functional Scan):\nMedical Diagnostic 3D Full Body Bio-Electro (Functional Scan):\n  Brain chemistry and Neurotransmitter balance (such as Serotonin, Dopamine and Acetylcholine levels)\n  Oxygen levels (which may show if the brain or muscles are receiving enough oxygenated blood and the CO2 levels, Hydrogen, Bicarbonates for healthy cell metabolism)\n  Physiological and Psychiatrical Evaluation\n  Spine and Muscular Evaluation\n  Hormonal (Endocrine) system (including DHEA, Testosterone (for man), Thyroid, Insulin, Cortisol, Adrenal Gland Hormone balance, TSH and Thyroid function)\n  Ions and Minerals Evaluation (such as Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Sodium, Chloride and more)\n  The body interstitial pH (will show if there is a acid-alkaline balance)\n  Urinary System (screening for prostate, bladder and kidneys disorders)\n  Oncology (follow up, early visualization of effectiveness and the side effects of the chemotherapy or any other treatments)\n  Body Composition (including Fat Mass, Lean Mass, Muscular Mass, Intracellular and Extracellular Water, Extra Cellular Oxidative Stress Analysis)\nand Extracellular Water, Extra Cellular Oxidative Stress Analysis)\n  Therapeutic recommendations\n  Nutritional recommendations\n  Herbal Therapy recommendations\n  Acupuncture and acupressure treatment point recommendations\n  Homeopathy treatment recommendations Live and Dried Blood Cell Analysis: Among the phenomena observed in the live and dried blood are:\nLive and Dried Blood Cell Analysis:\nAmong the phenomena observed in the live and dried blood are:\n  The level of activity of the immune system or white blood cells\n  The condition of the red and white blood cells\n  Liver, kidney, pancreas, heart, lung, prostate, ovary and breast stress\n  Detection of the presence of parasites, yeast, fungi and mold\n  The observation of blood cell features associated with blood sugar imbalance\n  The observation of blood plasma features associated with malabsorption of fats\n  The observation of blood cell features associated with protein malabsorption or the ingestion of excessive protein.\n  The observation of blood cell features associated with nutrient malabsorption and vitamin deficiency\n  The observation of blood cell features associated with irritation, inflammation, ulceration and degeneration of the connective tissues, glands and organs of the body\n  The observation of acute and chronic health conditions\n  The observation of crystalline or solidfication of dietary and/or metabolic acids such as protoplasts, fibrous thallus, uric acid, cholesterol, and mycotoxins\n  The observation of features associated with gastro-intestinal tract dysfunction, constipation, irritation and degeneration __________________________________\n__________________________________\nTo make an appointment for the Full Body Scan please call: (760) 484-1075 or (818) 508-8895 Medical Diagnostic Thermography Thermography is an adjunctive state-of-the art Medical Diagnostic Infrared Thermal Imaging which can detect physiological abnormalities by measuring temperature changes. An infrared scanning device is used to convert infrared signal emitted from the skin surface into electrical impulses that are seen in color on a monitor. This visual image graphically maps the body temperature and is referred to as a thermogram. Medical Thermography’s major clinical value is in its high sensitivity to pathology in the vascular, muscular, neural and skeletal systems and as such can contribute to the pathogenesis and diagnosis made by the clinician. It is a life saving procedure that can alert patients and their doctors to physiological changes in the body that may indicate early stages of a cancerous condition that may be developing in the body. Thermography offers the opportunity of earlier detection of a cancerous condition that is not possible through self examination, doctor examination, or standard medical test alone and without pain or radiation.\nMedical Diagnostic Thermography\nThermography is an adjunctive state-of-the art Medical Diagnostic Infrared Thermal Imaging which can detect physiological abnormalities by measuring temperature changes. An infrared scanning device is used to convert infrared signal emitted from the skin surface into electrical impulses that are seen in color on a monitor. This visual image graphically maps the body temperature and is referred to as a thermogram.\nMedical Thermography’s major clinical value is in its high sensitivity to pathology in the vascular, muscular, neural and skeletal systems and as such can contribute to the pathogenesis and diagnosis made by the clinician. It is a life saving procedure that can alert patients and their doctors to physiological changes in the body that may indicate early stages of a cancerous condition that may be developing in the body. Thermography offers the opportunity of earlier detection of a cancerous condition that is not possible through self examination, doctor examination, or standard medical test alone and without pain or radiation.\nBy performing Thermography years before conventional mammography, a selected patient population at risk can be monitored more carefully, and then by accurately utilize ultrasound as soon as is possible to detect the actual lesion – (once it has grown large enough and dense enough to be seen), can increase the patients treatment options and ultimately improve the outcome. It is in this role that Thermography provides it’s most practical benefit to the general public and to the medical profession. It is an adjunct to the appropriate usage of other diagnostic medical tests and not a competitor.\nThermography is a completely non-invasive, without radiation, painless clinical imaging procedure for detecting and monitoring a number of diseases and physical injuries by showing thermal abnormalities present in the body. It is used as an aid for diagnosis and prognosis, as well as monitoring therapy progress, for conditions and injuries, including:\nBack Injuries Arthritis Headache Nerve Damage Unexplained Pain Fibromyalgia RSD (CRPS) Dental and TMJ Artery Inflammation Vascular Disease\nBreast Disease Breast Cancer Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Disc Disease Inflammatory Pain Skin Cancer Referred Pain Syndrome Sprain / Strain Stroke Screening Digestive Disorders\nThermography for Breast Cancer Prevention\nBreast self-examination involves checking the breasts to help detect breast problems or changes. Many breast problems are first discovered by women themselves, often by accident. Breast self-examination involves checking the breasts for lumps or changes while standing and lying in different positions and while looking at the breasts in a mirror to note any changes in their appearance. Once a woman knows what her breasts normally look and feel like, any new lump or change in appearance should be evaluated by a doctor. Breast lumps can be noncancerous (benign) or cancerous (malignant).\nIn its early stages, breast cancer usually has no symptoms. As a tumor develops, you may note the following signs:\n  A lump in the breast or underarm that persists after the menstrual cycle. This is often the first apparent symptom of breast cancer. Lumps associated with breast cancer are usually painless, although some may cause a noticeable sensation. Lumps are usually visible on a diagnostic medical ultrasound long before they can be visually seen or felt.\n  Redness, pain or tenderness in the breast. Although lumps are usually painless, pain or tenderness can be a sign of breast cancer.\n  A noticeable flattening or indentation on the breast, which may indicate a tumor that cannot be seen or felt.\n  Any change in the size, contour, texture, or temperature of the breast. A reddish, pitted surface like the skin of an orange could be a sign of advanced breast cancer.\npitted surface like the skin of an orange could be a sign of advanced breast cancer.\n  A change in the nipple, such as a nipple retraction, dimpling, itching, a burning sensation, or ulceration.\n  Unusual discharge from the nipple that may be clear, bloody or another color. It’s usually caused by benign conditions but could be due to cancer in some cases.\n  A marble-like area under the skin.\n  An area that is distinctly different from any other area on either breast. If breast symptoms and/or the results of your physical exam suggest breast cancer might be present, more tests will probably be done. These might include different imaging tests. The safest, painless, non-invasive, affordable breast screening tests are a combination of a Medical Diagnostic Ultrasound and Thermography, which may give us about 95% accuracy in detecting breast cancer.\nIf breast symptoms and/or the results of your physical exam suggest breast cancer might be present, more tests will probably be done. These might include different imaging tests. The safest, painless, non-invasive, affordable breast screening tests are a combination of a Medical Diagnostic Ultrasound and Thermography, which may give us about 95% accuracy in detecting breast cancer.\nThe science of breast Thermography has opened the door to the earliest screening for abnormalities in breast tissue that Western medicine has ever known. Thermography’s role in breast cancer and other breast disorders is to help in early detection and monitoring of abnormal physiology and the establishment of risk factors for the development or existence of cancer. When used with other procedures like medical diagnostic ultrasound, the best possible evaluation of breast health is made.\nBreast Thermography is a physiological, non-invasive screening procedure that detects and records infrared heat emissions from the breast, which can aid in the early detection of abnormal changes in breast tissue.\nBreast Thermography offers women information that no other procedure can provide. The procedure is based on the principle that chemical and blood vessel activity in both pre-cancerous tissue and the area surrounding a developing breast cancer is almost always higher than in the normal breast.\nSince pre-cancerous and cancerous masses are highly metabolic tissues, they need an abundant supply of nutrients to maintain their growth. The cells release substances that stimulate the formation of new blood vessels (neoangiogenesis). This process results in an increase in surface temperatures of the breast.\nThe most promising aspect of medical diagnostic Thermography is its ability to spot abnormalities years before the tumor is seen on any anatomical test. Since thermal imaging detects changes at the cellular level, this test can detect activity 8 to 10 years before any other anatomical test. This makes it unique in that it affords us the opportunity to view changes before the actual formation of the tumor.\nStudies have shown that by the time a tumor has grown to sufficient size to be detectable by physical examination or mammography, it has in fact been growing for about seven years achieving more than 25 doublings of the malignant cell colony. At 90 days there are two cells, at one year there are 16 cells, and at five years there are 1,048,576 cells–an amount that is still undetectable by a mammogram. Thermography has the ability to provide women with future risk assessment. If discovered, certain thermographic risk markers can warn a woman that she needs to work closely with her doctor with regular checkups to monitor her breast health.\nIf Breast Thermography (test of physiology) combined with Breast Ultrasound (test of anatomy) can help to discover abnormality and also breast cancer in its earliest stage. These safe diagnostic tests can be done on early bases for a regular check up, or more often if the problem was detected, to monitor a treatment progress.\nPlease remember — early detection, which includes self examination and safe, painless, non-invasive medical diagnostic Ultrasound and Thermography screenings with NO radiation Saves Lives!\nMedical Diagnostic Ultrasound – “The Stethoscope of the future”\nMedical Diagnostic Ultrasound Imaging also called ultrasound scanning or Sonography is a method of obtaining images from inside the human body through the use of high-frequency sound waves. The reflected sound wave echoes are recorded and displayed as a real-time visual image. No radiation (x-ray) is involved in ultrasound imaging.\nClinicians have often referred to ultrasound technology as the “stethoscope of the future,” predicting that as the equipment shrinks in size, it will one day be as common at the bedside as that trusty tool around every physician’s neck.\nWhether it’s to get a first glimpse of a developing baby in the womb, to determine the risk of heart attack or to visualize thyroid mass, liver problems, uterine fibroids, prostate abnormalities, gallstone, kidney stones, doctors use ultrasound widely in women and men, children and seniors to gain advanced insights into the inner workings of the body. In fact, ultrasound is the most utilized form of diagnostic imaging available today.\nDespite today’s sophisticated, high-tech systems, ultrasound remains a science built upon the simple sound wave. By beaming high-frequency sound waves into the body, physicians can translate the “echoes” that bounce off body tissues and organs into “sound you can see,” colorful, visual images that provide valuable medical information. Breast pathology, arterial blockages, abnormalities in the abdomen or reproductive system, and more – all exhibit telltale signs that ultrasound can help to detect.\nSafe, affordable and non-invasive, ultrasound is also portable. Very sick or fragile patients, for example, who might not be able to travel to a radiology lab without risking\nfurther injury, can essentially have the lab wheeled to them. That’s an important advantage when you need to conduct an exam on a grandmother who is bedridden or an incubator-bound premature baby. For half a century now, ultrasound has been there to help families and their doctors determine what’s wrong-or not-with the body and determine the best, most effective means possible to get and stay.\nRemember you have a choice to make; to prevent disease instead of waiting until you have a serious health challenge. It is easier to prevent disease than it is to treat disease. For an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure.\nDetection of breast cancer at very early stage is necessary to get proper treatments. It has been observed that ultrasound has better records than that of mammography for detecting breast cancer. Ultrasound is very helpful in detecting small breast cancers that had not spread to the lymph nodes. It’s always good for detecting a cancerous condition in its early stages when the chances of successful treatment are possible.\nBreast Ultrasound is an anatomical non-invasive, painless screening test without ionized radiation. Ultrasound uses sound waves to outline a part of the body. For this test, a small instrument called a transducer is placed on the skin (which is often first lubricated with ultrasound gel) and emits sound waves off body tissues. The echoes are converted by a computer into an image that is displayed on a computer screen. Ultrasound imaging is “real-time,” meaning that it can show exactly what’s happening in the breast at that moment, help to distinguish between cysts (fluid-filled sacs) and solid masses, detect increased vascularity around or within the mass, see the shape, exact size and location of the mass, cyst, calcification or dilated mammary ducts.\nBreast ultrasound is frequently used to evaluate breast abnormalities. Ultrasound allows significant freedom in obtaining images of the breast from almost any orientation. Ultrasound is excellent at imaging cysts: round, fluid-filled, pockets inside the breast. Additionally, ultrasound can often quickly determine if a suspicious area is in fact a cyst or an increased density of solid tissue (dense mass) which may require additional evaluation to determine if it is malignant (cancerous).\nIf breast ultrasound is a better test for detection of abnormalities, WHY do doctors still ask patients to get a yearly mammogram instead of an ultrasound?\nIs mammography an effective tool for detecting tumors? In a Swedish study of 60,000 women, 70 percent of the mammographically detected tumors weren’t tumors at all. These “false positives” aren’t just financial and emotional strains, they may also lead to many unnecessary and invasive biopsies. In fact, 70 to 80 percent of all positive mammograms do not, upon biopsy, show any presence of cancer.\nMany critics of mammography cite the hazardous health effects of radiation. A mammogram is an X-ray picture of the breast that can reveal tumor growths otherwise undetectable in a physical exam. Like all x-rays, mammograms use doses of ionizing radiation to create the image.\nDespite better technology and decreased doses of radiation, scientists still claim mammography is a substantial risk. About 75 percent of breast cancer could be prevented by avoiding or minimizing exposure to the ionizing radiation. This includes mammography, x-rays and other medical and dental sources.\nSince mammographic screening was introduced, the incidence of a form of breast cancer called ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) has increased by 328 percent. Two hundred percent of this increase is allegedly due to mammography. In addition to harmful radiation, mammography may also help spread existing cancer cells due to the considerable pressure placed on the woman’s breast during the procedure. According to some health practitioners, this compression could cause existing cancer cells to metastasize from the breast tissue.\nAn analysis conducted by the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) reveals that, overall, ultrasounds have a 95.7 percent sensitivity rate in detecting malignant tumor cells while mammograms are only 60.9 percent sensitive, by comparison. Among 1,208 cases evaluated, ultrasounds also successfully detected about 57 percent more harmful breast cancers compared to mammograms.\nEarlier study finds ultrasounds far more effective than mammograms\nA New Zealand study published in the American Journal of Surgery back in 2004 clearly illustrates this point, having found that ultrasound is “significantly better than mammography for detecting invasive breast cancer,” having demonstrated a 92 percent success rate. Combining both mammography and ultrasound, on the other hand, only increased breast cancer detection by nine percent, which may represent statistical insignificance.\n3D Medical Diagnostic Bio-Electro Scan\nThe unique feature of the 3D Full Body Bio-Electro Functional Scan is that it is the only procedure known to actually measure, function and risk factors of the body systems. The 3D Full Body Scan can detect many parameters of the human body, with an amazing 89% accuracy.\n3D Full Body Bio-Electro Functional Scan biosensor is a new diagnostic aid to measure bio-impedance of interstitial fluids in the body. This technology was originally invented by German and Russian scientists, and was used in the health monitoring of the astronauts prior, during and after space travel. Subsequently a team of European scientists developed the technology over a 10 year period with trials in hospitals and clinics all over the world for use by mainstream healthcare practitioners in all healthcare fields. Now it’s FDA approved in USA.\nHow is the Full Body Health Assessment performed?\nThe Body Scanning process is painless, non-invasive and has no known side effects. It requires the client, who is fully clothed and seated comfortably at a desk to put their hands & bare feet on electrode plates, while 2 electrodes are placed on their forehead. The client does nothing during the scan other than stay quiet and still, watching the body being scanned in real time, in 3D modeling on the screen in front of them.\nAdvantages for Having the Full Body Bio-Electro Scan\nThe Full Body Bio-Electro scan is a comprehensive, accurate, painless, non-invasive, with NO radiation test for finding out what is really going on inside the body. This test gives correct, detailed information concerning the health of body’s systems. This complex form of bio-impedance testing can often reveal cancerous patterns before symptoms are manifest. It also monitors the before & after treatment comparisons.\nBody system functions assessed by the Full Body Bio-Electro Scan include:\n· Body Composition including Fat Mass, Lean Mass, Muscular Mass, Intracellular Water, Extra Cellular Oxidative Stress Analysis – shows if patient may need antioxidants and which ones\n· Hormonal Balance including DHEA, Testosterone (for men), Thyroid, Insulin, Cortisol, Adrenal Gland Hormone balance, TSH and Thyroid function that may reveal why patients can’t lose weight and how a stressful life style is affecting them. Why they feel tired, run down and why their immune system is comprised\n· Male prostate function and libido (sex drive) levels · Ions and Minerals such as Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Sodium, Chloride which\nmay show why someone has muscle aches, bone strength and much more. · Brain chemistry and Neurotransmitter balance such as Serotonin, Dopamine and\nAcetylcholine levels to show why patient may be feeling moody, anxious, angry or feeling sad or emotionally down. It may also help to reveal why he/she can’t sleep or why their memory or concentration is not too good\n· Biochemistry Balance such as Glucose levels and any insulin resistance that may show why the energy levels may be low and it may show why their can’t lose weight or why\n· Cardiovascular System · Respiratory System · Digestive System · Immune System\n· Brain Function · Nervous System · Hormonal (Endocrine) System · Neuromuscular System · Urinary System · Reproductive System · Metabolic Function\n· The body pH will show if there is an acid-alkaline balance and it’s maybe contributing to the health problems, Oxygen levels which may show if the brain or muscles are receiving enough oxygenated blood and the CO2 levels, Hydrogen, Bicarbonates for healthy cell metabolism, The Total Body Water and Weight Analysis and much more!\nIn clinical applications, the system provides:\nAssistance at the consultation\nThe patient is not always capable of objectively describing his or her symptoms. Often they exaggerate or under-estimate symptoms or choose not to speak of them. In addition, some diseases are in the state of development or established present no symptoms.\nThe 3D Bio-Electro system allows the visualization of parameters of tissues and blood helps guide the consultation and eventually helps to better understand the patient’s psychological factors and, through a statistical analysis of the risk involved, to prescribe certain targeted supplementary examinations.\nAid to therapeutic decision making\nThe modules proposed by the program such as nutrition, micro nutrition, herbal therapy, homeopathy, auricular acupuncture and somatic acupuncture come from analytic software making use of the totality of parameters of therapeutic decisions; the calculations performed\nby the computer are 1000 times quicker than the human brain (the computer can perform 50,000 operations each second). Nowadays practitioners who practice functional medicine are in the same position as were accountants before the adding machine. The adding machine has not done away with the accountant; it simply allows the accountant to perform his profession differently.\nThrough visualization of a tissue’s parameters, the 3D Bio-Electro Scan is positioned as the first step to visualization for all treatments. Actually, whether the treatment is allopathic or functional (alternative), nutritional or micro nutritional, the results are quickly seen… firstly at the level of cellular activity of the targeted organ and therefore at the tissue level, much later at the blood level and even later at the structural level (imagery).\nIn addition, this therapeutic follow-up is painless, non-invasive and with NO radiation. With a therapeutic follow-up the practitioner can as quickly as possible, visualize if a treatment is correct for the patient… whether it is effective, adapted and if there are side effects. This aspect is important for the practitioner who can at all times control and master the treatment (efficacy, side effects, dosage) and equally for the patient who can visualize their good prescription and the control of his or her treatment.\nPatient compliance with their treatment\nThe ability to visualize by 3D Full Body Bio-Electro Scan modeling of organic problems in connection with certain symptoms reassures the patient. In effect, some pains or symptoms which have no explanation at the level of conventional exams can leave the patient feeling hopeless and/or helpless, since practitioners may propose no treatment, or treatments that are often difficult to understand (functional or alternative medicine).By visualizing an improvement of values by 3D Full Body Bi0-Electro modeling, the patient can better accept the treatment.\nLikewise, a patient who presents with a pathology and for whom the practitioner prescribes an allopathic treatment of long duration needs reassurance of its efficacy, its correct dosage and eventually that it does not cause side effects that are more dangerous than the illness for which he or she is being treated.\nAfter 7 years of utilization in Europe and in Asia, regularly, The 3D Full Body Bio- Electro Scan system finds new clinical applications. It is currently used by all the medical specialties.\nComplementary with the conventional check up examination Screening and regulation of targeted supplementary examination\nTherapeutic Follow up of the drugs\nNutritional advice (nutritional program) and visualization of the effects\nComplementary with the conventional osseous examination (Spine modeling) Muscular excitability visualization\nPains visualization in the tissue (ischemia, vasoconstriction)\nFollow up immediately after the treatment with the functions FCM and follow up\nTherapeutic Follow up of the drugs\nScreening of hypothyroidism and diabetes\nTherapeutic Follow up of the hormonal thyroid treatment and adjustment of the doses Obesity, diabetes (Body composition)\nComplementary with screening of cardiovascular disorders with the conventional methods (Heart modeling)\nTherapeutic follow up of the cardiovascular treatment and adjustment of the doses\nDepression unipolar and bipolar marker (Brain modeling and neurotransmitters) Therapeutic follow up of the treatment and adjustment of the doses\nComplementary with the conventional methods for screening of digestive disorders\nTherapeutic follow up of the treatment and adjustment of the doses (Digestive system modeling) Nutritional advice (nutritional program) and visualization of the effects\nScreening of prostate, bladder and renal disorders (modeling) Follow-up of the treatment and adjustment of the doses (modeling)\nFollow-up of the treatment of the ED and treatment causing ED, adjustment of the doses\nFollow up of the infertility and sterility treatment (modeling)\nFollow up of contraceptive pills (side effects) (modeling, biochemical values, body composition)\nFollow up, early visualization of effectiveness and the effects or side effects of chemotherapy\nComplementary information in the biochemical values Therapies\nVisualization of the therapies and methods (modeling)\nCompliance of the client by visualization (modeling)\nUnderstanding of use of various employed methods and indications of these methods (modeling)\nAuricular and somatic Acupuncture\nNutritional and micro nutritional program Visualization of the effects of the nutrition (modeling) Homeopathy\nVisualization of the therapies and methods (Functional control measurement) Compliance of the client by visualization (modeling)\nUnderstanding of use of the products and implications in physiological tissue and microcirculation parameters (modeling)\nClinical test of effort (Sport measurement control)\nFunctional check up in complementary with the conventional method\nTest of the products by the early visualization of the Treatment (modeling)\nVisualization of the pain and follow up of the effect of different therapy in order to reducing it (modeling)\nYour Blood is the Perfect Reflection of your Health\nA live and dried blood analysis is used for detection and monitoring of dietary and metabolic dysfunction in the prevention of ALL human and animal sickness and disease.\nThe live blood phase contrast microscopy assessment and the dried blood brightfield mycotoxic oxidative stress assessment are two unique blood tests that are used as pre- screening tests combined with Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound, Thermography and Bio- electro Scan to monitor dietary and metabolic dysfunction—thereby taking the guesswork out of diet determination and the selection of an appropriate natural hygiene health and fitness protocol.\nThere are many benefits to having your live and dried blood analyzed. You can see how generally healthy you are, PH imbalances, indications of levels of toxicity, nutrient deficiency, free radical stress, the quality of your diet, how well any supplements may be working for you and how well your systems are working to detoxify your body.\nMost importantly, for many people they can see for themselves the dynamic activity going on inside their body for the first time. Many people begin to understand the impact of their diet and lifestyle on their body and begin to grasp the need to commit to taking care of their health.\nLive blood analysis allows you to view the red and white blood cells in the blood, the platelets and the blood plasma. Imbalances seen in the blood will affect organs and tissues leading to malfunction and eventually illness. If our red blood cells are not perfectly shaped, with a proper structure, flexibility and fluidity their ability to travel around the body and do their job is severely compromised. This leads to tissue levels of oxygen and nutrients falling, which translates to low energy, fatigue and a general sense of feeling unwell as well as more serious problems. Similarly, dried blood analysis can show levels of oxidative stress and toxicity in the body.\nBased upon the observations a practitioner can recommend specific protocols to cleanse and rejuvenate your blood. This may include herbs, natural supplements and detoxification protocols as well as simple lifestyle and dietary suggestions. Follow up sessions are recommended so you can see the difference.\nhttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15173426 http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/screening/breast/Patient/page4 http://surgery.uc.edu/content/Education/residentresources/Breast-x/DCIS%20review%20(Burnstein2004).pdf http://breastcancersurvivor.wordpress.com/tag/oncogene/ http://next-level-nutrition.com/?p=11313 http://www.seattlecca.org http://science.naturalnews.com/pubmed/15474430.html http://articles.courant.com http://www.naturalnews.com/027641_mammograms_breast_cancer.html\nTo make an appointment for the Full Body Scan please call: (760) 484-1075 or (818) 508-8895\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.05547596141695976, -0.051525916904211044, -0.02488245628774166, -0.004345592111349106, 0.05591624230146408, -0.07367796450853348, -0.07125754654407501, 0.0654635801911354, -0.044535260647535324, -0.018984897062182426, -0.008493670262396336, -0.05000130832195282, 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