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(300, 'David Rosenbaum Endorses the Good Work of Dr. Robert O. Young', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/18/david-rosenbaum-endorses-the-good-work-of-dr-robert-o-young/', 'David Rosenbaum Endorses the Good Work of Dr. Robert O. Young\nDavid Rosenbaum David Rosenbaum Legal Shield\nI highly recommend the work of Dr. Young to everyone on the planet. Dr. Young has educated me on the importance of maintaining an “alkaline lifestyle.” The points are many:\n(1). Alkalize your body by consuming alkaline foods and water to eliminate harmful acids that age the body faster and add toxins and unwanted fat.\n(2). If your body and blood are polluted with harmful substances, think of the fish in a polluted goldfish bowl–you treat the water or the blood to regain health\n(3). Make sure to drink plenty of alkalizing water, use lemon juice, consume essential fatty acids, and MOST IMPORTANT, flood the body with “Greens”-life supporting blood building Chlorophyll !!\nFinally, Dr Young advises to jump on a rebounder as often as possible to flush the lymphatic system, and make your world and mine a better place by living an Alkaline Lifestyle. Dr Young is one to follow and admire for his lifesaving work.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.02127029560506344, 0.04244231805205345, 0.03782061114907265, 0.03986867517232895, -0.056112151592969894, 0.016512254253029823, 0.009042255580425262, 0.02296539396047592, -0.09229791164398193, -0.024745462462306023, -0.03671567514538765, -0.019650774076581, -0.024098213762044907, 0.04736071079969406, -0.006250655744224787, 0.03583879396319389, 0.058134619146585464, 0.04052193835377693, -0.09835685789585114, -0.05800170078873634, -0.02950557880103588, 0.00021652627037838101, 0.02374310977756977, -0.0052412995137274265, 0.008638004772365093, 0.06442145258188248, -0.003885354846715927, -0.04382180795073509, 0.010471884161233902, -0.05507522076368332, 0.1284552812576294, -0.005624570418149233, 0.05845928564667702, -0.14182148873806, -0.08716589957475662, 0.01869753748178482, -0.002435906557366252, 0.07417834550142288, 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(301, 'Conventional Diagnostic Scans for Breast Cancer Cause Breast Cancer!  There is a Better Non-Invasive and Non-Radioactive Way! Say NO MAM to MAMMOGRAMS!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/14/conventional-diagnostic-scans-for-breast-cancer-cause-breast-cancer-there-is-a-better-non-invasive-and-non-radioactive-way-say-no-mam-to-mammograms/', 'Conventional Diagnostic Scans for Breast Cancer Cause Breast Cancer!  There is a Better Non-Invasive and Non-Radioactive Way! Say NO MAM to MAMMOGRAMS!\nLife Saving rule change on mammograms\nThe U.S. Preventative Services Task Force is doing women a favor by issuing a draft recommendation that will put a C grade on breast-cancer screening mammograms for women ages 40 to 49. If this happens, health plans will no longer be required to cover mammograms for women falling within this age range. The task force is committed to providing the best evid ence based information to help patients make informed decisions regarding health screenings.\nThis proposal is exciting news because mammograms can be very detrimental to a woman’s health and well-being. The Harms include false-positive and false-negative mammography results, false reassurance, anxiety and worry over diagnosis and resulting overtreatment, and large amounts of radiation exposure. The USPSTF after examining the old studies; new studies and evidence show that women who get mammograms have a mortality ( death ) rate 4% higher than women who don’t get mammograms, have proposed downgrading their recommendations that women in this age group receive annual mammogram screening. This proposal would also save on a huge amount of insurance money that is being spent on this unnecessary testing.\nYou will find the comment section below the video and there will be a small maze of links to click through. Your contribution may be greatly beneficial here. Evidence that may not have been considered is especially important. You have until Monday May 18th to get your thoughts in and help make a difference regarding this issue.\nThis rule change would hopefully decrease the pressure from health clinics/hospitals to force women into unwanted mammograms and hopefully allow them to get ultrasounds which is a better diagnostic test and without the harmful radiation and compression of the breast. My personnel recommendation is ultrasound combined with a thermogram which will yield a 95% sensitivity compared to 52% sensitivity for mammograms.\nTo learn more – read, like and share the following link:\nhttp://store.phoreveryoung.com/collections/testing/products/full-body-medical-diagnostic-imaging\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.06443848460912704, 0.019766757264733315, -0.052474066615104675, 0.012506973929703236, 0.058501385152339935, 0.0021811905317008495, -0.036648400127887726, 0.015497341752052307, -0.09055154025554657, 0.0027857276145368814, 0.0029575468506664038, -0.01628556102514267, 0.010526913218200207, 0.0022074554581195116, -0.10501620173454285, 0.013470402918756008, 0.06539279967546463, -0.022754361853003502, 0.02127804420888424, 0.09582708775997162, -0.007867841050028801, -0.03474273532629013, 0.0310676246881485, 0.06573258340358734, -0.005751389544457197, -0.0829610824584961, -0.12465682625770569, 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(302, 'Research Study Suggests that Radiation and Chemotherapy Can Make Cancers 30x More Malignant', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/13/research-study-suggests-that-radiation-and-chemotherapy-can-make-cancers-30x-more-malignant/', 'In order to understand how conventional treatment drives the cancer into greater malignancy, we must first understand what cancer is….\nWhat Are Cancerous Stem Cells, And Why Are They Resistant To Radiation and Chemotherapy Treatment?\nTumors are actually highly organized assemblages of cells, which are surprisingly well-coordinated for cells that are supposed to be the result of strictly random mutation. They are capable of building their own blood supply (angiogenesis), are able to defend themselves by silencing cancer-suppression genes, secreting corrosive enzymes to move freely throughout the body, alter their metabolism to live in low oxygen and acidic environments, and know how to remove their own surface-receptor proteins to escape detection by white blood cells. In a previous article titled “ Is Cancer An Ancient Survival Program Unmasked? ” we delved deeper into this emerging view of cancer as an evolutionary throw-back and not a byproduct of strictly random mutation.\nBecause tumors are not simply the result of one or more mutated cells “going rogue” and producing exact clones of itself (multi-mutational and clonal hypotheses), but are a diverse group of cells having radically different phenotypal characteristics, chemotherapy and radiation will affect each cell type differently.\nTumors are composed of a wide range of cells, many of which are entirely benign.\nThe most deadly cell type within a tumor or blood cancer, known as cancer stem cells (CSCs), has the ability to give rise to all the cell types found within that cancer.\nThey are capable of dividing by mitosis to form either two stem cells (increasing the size of the stem population), or one daughter cell that goes on to differentiate into a variety of cell types, and one daughter cell that retains stem-cell properties.\nThis means CSCs are tumorigenic (tumor-forming) and should be the primary target of cancer treatment because they are capable of both initiating and sustaining cancer.  They are also increasingly recognized to be the cause of relapse and metastasis following conventional treatment.\nCSCs are exceptionally resistant to conventional treatment for the following reasons\nCSCs account for less than 1 in 10,000 cells within a particular cancer, making them difficult to destroy without destroying the vast majority of other cells comprising the tumor. [ii]\nCSCs are slow to replicate, making them less likely to be destroyed by chemotherapy and radiation treatments that target cells which are more rapidly dividing.\nConventional chemotherapies target differentiated and differentiating cells, which form the bulk of the tumor, but these are unable to generate new cells like the CSCs which are undifferentiated.\nThe existence of CSCs explains why conventional cancer treatment has completely missed the boat when it comes to targeting the root cause of tumors. One reason for this is because existing cancer treatments have mostly been developed in animal models where the goal is to shrink a tumor. Because mice are most often used and their life spans do not exceed two years, tumor relapse is very difficult, if not impossible to study.\nThe first round of chemotherapy never kills the entire tumor, but only a percentage. This phenomenon is called the fractional kill. The goal is to use repeated treatment cycles (usually six) to regress the tumor population down to zero, without killing the patient.\nWhat normally occurs is that the treatment selectively kills the less harmful populations of cells (daughter cells), increasing the ratio of CSCs to benign and/or less malignant cells.  This is not unlike what happens when antibiotics are used to treat certain infections. The drug may wipe out 99.9% of the target bacteria, but .1% have or develop resistance to the agent, enabling the .1% to come back even stronger with time.\nThe antibiotic, also, kills or destroys the intestinal villi of the small intestines making it impossible to create healthy stem cells and then blood cells in the crypts naturally, in the same way that chemotherapy kills the patient’s immune system (white blood cells and bone marrow), ultimately supporting the underlying conditions making disease recurrence more likely.\nThe reality is that the chemotherapy, even though it has reduced the tumor volume, by increasing the ratio of CSCs to benign daughter cells, has actually made the cancer more malignant.\nRadiotherapy has also been shown to increase cancer stem cells in the prostate, ultimately resulting in cancer recurrence and worsened prognosis. [iii] Cancer stem cells may also explain why castration therapy often fails in prostate cancer treatment. [iv]\nNon-Toxic Natural Substances Which Target and Kill CSCs\nNatural compounds have been shown to exhibit three properties which make them suitable alternatives to conventional chemotherapy and radiotherapy:\nHigh margin of safety : Relative to chemotherapy agents such as 5-fluorouracil natural compounds are two orders of magnitude safer\nSelective Cytotoxicity : The ability to target only those cells that are cancerous and not healthy cells\nCSCs Targeting : The ability to target the cancer stem cells within a tumor population.\nThe primary reason why these substances are not used in conventional treatment is because they are not patentable, nor profitable . Sadly, the criteria for drug selection are not safety, effectiveness, accessibility and affordability. If this were so, natural compounds would form an integral part of the standard of care in modern cancer treatment.\nResveratrol (Red grapes; Japanese Knotweed)\nSulforaphane (Brocolli sprouts)\nAndrographalide (Andrographis)\nPycnogenol (Pinus maritina, Pine bark)\nCapsicum annuum (cayenne pepper)\nChlorophyll (Wheat grass, Barley grass, Alfalfa grass)\nMagnesium bicarbonate (MgHCO3)\n[i] Radiation-induced reprogramming of breast cancer cells. Stem Cells. 2012 May ;30(5):833-44. PMID: 22489015\n[ii] Human acute myeloid leukemia is organized as a hierarchy that originates from a primitive hematopoietic cell. Nat Med. 1997 Jul ;3(7):730-7. PMID: 9212098\n[iii] Long-term recovery of irradiated prostate cancer increases cancer stem cells. Prostate. 2012 Apr 18. Epub 2012 Apr 18. PMID: 22513891\n[iv] Stem-Like Cells with Luminal Progenitor Phenotype Survive Castration in Human Prostate Cancer. Stem Cells. 2012 Mar 21. Epub 2012 Mar 21. 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(303, 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Terminal Metastatic Breast, Lung, Liver, Lymphatic, Lymph and Bone Cancer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/12/a-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-terminal-metastatic-breast-lung-liver-lymph-and-bone-cancer/', 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Terminal Metastatic Breast, Lung, Liver, Lymphatic, Lymph and Bone Cancer!\nWatch the following YOUTUBE Video of Catherine Livingston sharing her incredible life-changing and life-saving Metastatic Cancer Reversal story!\nCatherine Livingstone was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011 that metastasized to her lungs, liver, lymphatic system. lymph nodes and bone. She was given only 2 months to live in 2012. She started the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet!  It is now June, 2015 and she is in complete remission with NO CANCER in the lungs (over 25 tumors), NO CANCER in the liver (the liver was full of tumors with to many to count), NO CANCER in the lymph nodes, NO CANCER in the bones and in fact NO CANCER anywhere in her body. Catherine is healthy, happy and NOW CANCER FREE living the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet!\nIn her own words, “I intend to live a long and healthy life free from cancer thanks to the pH Miracle lifestyle.”\nTo learn more read The pH Miracle book 1, The pH Miracle revised and updated book 2, Reverse Cancer NOW!, The pH Miracle for Cancer, and Sick and Tired by Dr. Robert O. Young – www.phoreveryoung.com, www.phmiracle.com, www.amazon.com and www.barnesandnoble.com\nSupport Dr. Robert O. 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(304, 'The Research Validating That The Ingredients in Vaccines Cause Cancer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/11/the-research-validating-that-the-ingredients-in-vaccines-cause-cancer/', 'SV40, an ingredient found in vaccines is Associated with Causing Different Cancerous Conditions!\nBelow are types of human cancers in which SV40 has been found. By clicking on the name, you will link to some study abstracts that provides additional details. Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of all SV40-associated cancers or all medical/scientific articles written about the detection of SV40 in cancer.\nAnaplastic thyroid carcinomas (ATC)\nHuang H., et al. Identification in human brain tumors of DNA sequences specific SV40 large T antigen . Brain Pathol 1999 Jan;9(1):33-42.\nZhen H.N., et al. Expression of the simian virus 40 large tumor antigen (Tag) and formation of Tag-p53 and Tag-pRb complexes in human brain tumors . Cancer 1999 15;86(10):2124-32.\nMartini, F., et al. Simian Virus 40 Footprints in Normal Human Tissues, Brain and Bone Tumours of Different Histotypes ; 1997. Brown F, Lewis AM (eds): Simian Virus 40 (SV40): A Possible Human Polyomavirus. Dev Biol Stand. Basel, Karger, 1998, vol 94, pp 55-66.\nKrieg, P., et al. Episomal simian virus 40 genomes in human brain tumors Proc Natl Acad sci USA 1981 Oct;78(10):6446-50.\nHuang H., et al. Identification in human brain tumors of DNA sequences specific SV40 large T antigen . Brain Pathol 1999 Jan;9(1):33-42.\nHuang H., et al. Identification in human brain tumors of DNA sequences specific SV40 large T antigen . Brain Pathol 1999 Jan;9(1):33-42.\nZhen H.N., et al. Expression of the simian virus 40 large tumor antigen (Tag) and formation of Tag-p53 and Tag-pRb complexes in human brain tumors . Cancer 1999 15;86(10):2124-32.\nMartini, F., et al. Simian Virus 40 Footprints in Normal Human Tissues, Brain and Bone Tumours of Different Histotypes ; 1997. Brown F, Lewis AM (eds): Simian Virus 40 (SV40): A Possible Human Polyomavirus. Dev Biol Stand. Basel, Karger, 1998, vol 94, pp 55-66.\nWang, J and Garcea R.L., et al, Simian virus 40 DNA sequences in human brain and bone tumours . Brown F, Lewis AM (eds): Simian Virus 40 (SV40): A Possible Human Polyomavirus. Dev Biol Stand. Basel, Karger, 1998, vol 94, pp 13-21.\n14 of 17 pediatric brain tumors (13 choroid plexus tumors, 3 ependymomas and 1 ganglioneuroma) were positive for SV40 regulatory region sequences. Butel, J.S., et al. Detection of authentic SV40 DNA sequences in human brain and bone tumors Brown F, Lewis AM (eds): Simian Virus 40 (SV40): A Possible Human Polyomavirus. Dev Biol Stand. Basel, Karger, 1998, vol 94, pp 23-32.\nLednicky, et al., Natural simian virus 40 strains are present in human choroid plexus and ependymoma Virology . 1995 Oct 1;212(2):710-7. tumors.\nHuang H., et al. Identification in human brain tumors of DNA sequences specific SV40 large T antigen . Brain Pathol 1999 Jan;9(1):33-42.\nZhen H.N., et al. Expression of the simian virus 40 large tumor antigen (Tag) and formation of Tag-p53 and Tag-pRb complexes in human brain tumors . Cancer 1999 15;86(10):2124-32.\nMartini, F., et al. Simian Virus 40 Footprints in Normal Human Tissues, Brain and Bone Tumours of Different Histotypes ; 1997. Brown F, Lewis AM (eds): Simian Virus 40 (SV40): A Possible Human Polyomavirus. Dev Biol Stand. Basel, Karger, 1998, vol 94, pp 55-66.\nWang, J and Garcea R.L., et al, Simian virus 40 DNA sequences in human brain and bone tumours . Brown F, Lewis AM (eds): Simian Virus 40 (SV40): A Possible Human Polyomavirus. Dev Biol Stand. Basel, Karger, 1998, vol 94, pp 13-21.\n14 of 17 pediatric brain tumors (13 choroid plexus tumors, 3 ependymomas and 1 ganglioneuroma) were positive for SV40 regulatory region sequences. Butel, J.S., et al. Detection of authentic SV40 DNA sequences in human brain and bone tumors Brown F, Lewis AM (eds): Simian Virus 40 (SV40): A Possible Human Polyomavirus. Dev Biol Stand. Basel, Karger, 1998, vol 94, pp 23-32.\nLednicky, et al., Natural simian virus 40 strains are present in human choroid plexus and ependymoma Virology . 1995 Oct 1;212(2):710-7. tumors.\nHuang H., et al. Identification in human brain tumors of DNA sequences specific SV40 large T antigen . Brain Pathol 1999 Jan;9(1):33-42.\nHuang H., et al. Identification in human brain tumors of DNA sequences specific SV40 large T antigen . Brain Pathol 1999 Jan;9(1):33-42.\nZhen H.N., et al. Expression of the simian virus 40 large tumor antigen (Tag) and formation of Tag-p53 and Tag-pRb complexes in human brain tumors . Cancer 1999 15;86(10):2124-32.\nMartini, F., et al. Simian Virus 40 Footprints in Normal Human Tissues, Brain and Bone Tumours of Different Histotypes ; 1997. Brown F, Lewis AM (eds): Simian Virus 40 (SV40): A Possible Human Polyomavirus. Dev Biol Stand. Basel, Karger, 1998, vol 94, pp 55-66.\nKrieg, P., et al. Episomal simian virus 40 genomes in human brain tumors Proc Natl Acad sci USA 1981 Oct;78(10):6446-50.\nHuang H., et al. Identification in human brain tumors of DNA sequences specific SV40 large T antigen . Brain Pathol 1999 Jan;9(1):33-42.\nHuang H., et al. Identification in human brain tumors of DNA sequences specific SV40 large T antigen . Brain Pathol 1999 Jan;9(1):33-42.\nZhen H.N., et al. Expression of the simian virus 40 large tumor antigen (Tag) and formation of Tag-p53 and Tag-pRb complexes in human brain tumors . Cancer 1999 15;86(10):2124-32.\nKrieg, P., et al. Episomal simian virus 40 genomes in human brain tumors Proc Natl Acad sci USA 1981 Oct;78(10):6446-50.\nZhen H.N., et al. Expression of the simian virus 40 large tumor antigen (Tag) and formation of Tag-p53 and Tag-pRb complexes in human brain tumors . Cancer 1999 15;86(10):2124-32.\nKrieg, P., et al. Episomal simian virus 40 genomes in human brain tumors Proc Natl Acad sci USA 1981 Oct;78(10):6446-50.\nHuang H., et al. Identification in human brain tumors of DNA sequences specific SV40 large T antigen . Brain Pathol 1999 Jan;9(1):33-42.\nKrieg, P., et al. Episomal simian virus 40 genomes in human brain tumors Proc Natl Acad sci USA 1981 Oct;78(10):6446-50.\nZhen H.N., et al. Expression of the simian virus 40 large tumor antigen (Tag) and formation of Tag-p53 and Tag-pRb complexes in human brain tumors . Cancer 1999 15;86(10):2124-32.\nMartini, F., et al. Simian Virus 40 Footprints in Normal Human Tissues, Brain and Bone Tumours of Different Histotypes ; 1997. Brown F, Lewis AM (eds): Simian Virus 40 (SV40): A Possible Human Polyomavirus. Dev Biol Stand. Basel, Karger, 1998, vol 94, pp 55-66.\nWang, J and Garcea R.L., et al, Simian virus 40 DNA sequences in human brain and bone tumours . Brown F, Lewis AM (eds): Simian Virus 40 (SV40): A Possible Human Polyomavirus. Dev Biol Stand. Basel, Karger, 1998, vol 94, pp 13-21.\nMartini, F., et al. Simian Virus 40 Footprints in Normal Human Tissues, Brain and Bone Tumours of Different Histotypes ; 1997. Brown F, Lewis AM (eds): Simian Virus 40 (SV40): A Possible Human Polyomavirus. Dev Biol Stand. Basel, Karger, 1998, vol 94, pp 55-66.\nCristaudo A, et al., SV40 enhances the risk of malignant mesothelioma among people exposed to asbestos: a molecular epidemiologic case-control study . Cancer Res. 2005 Apr 15;65(8):3049-52.\nPass HI, et al., Evidence of an important role for SV40 in mesothelioma . Thorac Surg Clin. 2004 Nov;14(4):489-95.\nCarbone M, et al., New developments about the association of SV40 with human mesothelioma . Oncogene. 2003 Aug 11;22(33):5173-80.\nButel JS, et al., Association between SV40 and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma . Leuk Lymphoma. 2003;44 Suppl 3:S33-9.\nVivaldi, et al., Simian virus 40-like sequences from early and late regions in human thyroid tumors of different histotypes . J Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2003 Feb;88(2):892-9.\nAnaplastic Thyroid Carcinomas (ATC)\nVivaldi, et al., Simian virus 40-like sequences from early and late regions in human thyroid tumors of different histotypes . 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(305, 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Breast Cancer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/10/a-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-breast-cancer/', 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Breast Cancer!\nAriel Green reversed her medically diagnosed breast cancer with 3 cancerous tumors living the pH alkaline diet!\nOne of the 3 golf ball sized lumps in my breast that disappeared after changing to a pH alkaline diet.\nThe following is Ariel Green’s personal story of reversing her cancerous breast condition involving 3 tumors without surgery, chemotherapy and radiation!\n“Do you have a health condition you think is incurable? Do you want to lose weight and keep it off permanently? Do you want to reverse aging? Do you do everything you can to be healthy but still don’t feel quite right? The alkaline diet could cure all this and more; but is it too good to be true?”\n“The alkaline diet is quickly becoming popular with backing of celebrates like Kate Moss, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jennifer Aniston, Linda Gray, Bill Clinton, Larry Hagman, and Kirsten Dunst. In 2003 Cris Carr, former Budweiser girl, made a move documentary on her battle with cancer and how she reversed the cancer with an alkaline diet. You may have heard about the alkaline diet on the news or in one of several interviews on the Oprah Winery show. You can find testimonies of people all over the internet that completely reversed every day illnesses as well as cancer, HIV MS, diabetes type1&2, and other chronic diseases.”\n“How does it work? The alkaline diet works on the premise that our bodies are self healing. In order for the body to heal itself it needs the right tools one being the correct pH, others being sufficient nutrients, water, and exercise. The main thing that affects our pH is our diets. By eating alkalizing foods and minimizing acidic foods our bodies can begin to heal, prevent sickness, and help protect from external acid factors like stress and radiation. To maintain a good pH in our bodies we need to eat at least 70% alkaline foods and no more than 30% mildly acidic foods. Alkaline foods include most cooked and raw vegetables, some beans, and few fruits, grains, & nuts. Acidic foods include meat, dairy, sugar, processed foods, coffee, and most fruits, grains, and nuts.”\n“Sound too hard? Well, you don’t have to jump right in. Most people have better results by making slow gradual changes to their diet. Some people only need to make a couple of small changes to start seeing results. There are also many tasty alkaline versions of acidic foods; so don’t worry about felling deprived.”\n“So does it really work? Apparently it does from all the testimonies on the internet. I tried it myself in 2006 when I found out I had three breast tumors that my doctor told me had to be surgically removed. Within six months the cancerous tumors were gone, and so were my allergies, chronic knee & back pain, and my problem with vertigo that my doctors could not explain or treat. I also have more energy and I don’t get colds anymore. I have been on the pH alkaline diet since 2006 and continue to maintain excellent health. I have met many people that have completely reversed their health problems with the pH alkaline diet.  I also know a couple of people that it did not work completely for but it did drastically improve their health. Many people give up on alkalizing before it has a chance to work because they feel deprived. They think they can only eat salad; but this is not true.”\n“Some health problems with supporting clinical studies on the alkaline diet & treatments include cancer, low back pain, bone loss, and increased lean tissue mass in older adults:”\n“In a study published in PubMed a high pH treatment was tested on over 30 humans with cancer. In each case the cancer disappeared. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=6522424 ”\nSupplementation with alkaline minerals reduces symptoms in patients with chronic lower back pain. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3195546/?tool=pubmed ”\n“Increasing the alkaline content of the diet may slow bone loss in healthy older adults. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2630872/ ”\n“Alkaline diets favor lean tissue mass in older adults. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2597402/ ”\nTo learn more read and share The pH Miracle book 1, The pH Miracle revised and updated book 2, The pH Miracle for Cancer and Reverse Cancer NOW by Dr. Robert O. Young – http://www.phoreveryoung.com , http://www.amazon.com , http://www.phmiracle.com\nHere are 233 articles supporting a plant-based, pH alkaline diet!\nView the Evidence of a Alkaline Plant Based Nutrient-Rich pH Miracle Diet in the Prevention and Treatment of Cancer\n“The Cure for Cancer will be found in its PREVENTION\nRobert O. Young M.Sc, D.Sc., Ph.D., ND\nReview: there is a consistently strong inverse correlations with solar UVB for 15 types of cancers.\nAged garlic extract prevents a decline of NK cell number and activity in patients with advanced cancer.\nHigh dose folic acid supplementation is associated with a significant reduction in the recurrrence of colon cancers.\nHigher dietary glycemic load and total carbohydrate intake were statistically significant associated with an increased risk of recurrence and mortality in stage III colon cancer patients.\nPlaintain seeds improve the colonic flora and butyrate in patients resected for colonic cancer.\nSulforaphane has a novel chemopreventive mechanism in human colon cancer cells and prostate epithelial cells, namely the inhibition of histone deacetylase (HDAC). I\nTotal vegetable intake, total fruit intake, and lettuce, apple, and banana consumption is associated with a reduced risk for colorectal cancer.\n“Phase I clinical studies of antineoplaston A3 injections.”\nCase report: long-term survival following treatment with antineoplastons for colon cancer with unresectable multiple liver metastases.\n“Antineoplaston AS2-1 showed an antimetastatic effect against post-operative lung metastases from colon cancer through G1 cell arrest and the subsequent induction of apoptosis.”\n“Antitumor activity of capsaicin on human colon cancer cells in vitro and colo 205 tumor xenografts in vivo.\n“Antitumor activity of capsaicin on human colon cancer cells in vitro and colo 205 tumor xenografts in vivo.”\nA combination of curcumin and green tea catechins prevents dimethylhydrazine-induced colon carcinogenesis.\nA compound found exclusively in irradiated dietary fats may promote colon carcinogenesis in animals treated with a chemical carcinogen.\nA sucrose-rich diet induces mutations in the rat colon.\nA Western-style diet induces benign and malignant neoplasms in the colon of normal C57Bl/6 mice.\nApple juice upregulates antioxidant-associated genes in the rat colon and liver, which may account for apple’s anti-cancer activity.\nApple pectin and Bifidobacterium longum inhibit colorectal tumors in transgenic mice.\nApple pectin decrease the number and incidence of colon cancer.\nApples may exert their colon cancer protective effects through favorably altering gene patterns resulting in protection of cells against toxicological insults.\nAstaxanthin exhibits anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer activity in a rat model of colon cnacer.\nAstaxanthin protects against chemically induced colonic pre-neoplastic progression in rats.\nBerberine has a preventive effect on experimental colon cancer.\nBeta-Cryptoxanthin and Hesperidin are potential cancer chemopreventive agents against tongue, colon, and lung cancers.\nBlack seed oil has significant inhibitory effects against colon cancer in rats, without observable side effects.\nBuckwheat sprouts have an anti-inflammatory effect in lipopolysaccharide-activated human colon cancer cells and mice.\nCalcium and vitamin D may prevent Western-style diet-induced colonic tumors.\nCalcium supplementation may attenuate the hyperproliferation and hyperplasia induced in the mouse colon by a Western-style diet.\nCaraway supplementation prevents oxidative stress and inhibits chemically-induced lesions in rats with colon cancer.\nCellulose fiber reduces the incidence of chemically-induced colon cancer in rats.\nChickpea flour inhibits the formation of precancerous lesions in mice, suggesting that they may reduce the risk for colon cancer incidence.\nCoconut significantly decreases the incidence and number of tumors in a rat model of colon cancer.\nCombining curcumin with guar gum may help increase its effectiveness in treating colon cancer.\nConsumption of some polyphenols reduces fecal deoxycholic acid and lithocholic acid, the secondary bile acids of risk factors of colon cancer.\nCoriandrum sativum has a protective role against the deleterious effects in lipid metabolism in experimental colon cancer.\nCumin and black pepper prevent chemically-induced rat colon carcinogenesis.\nCurcumin has chemopreventive properties during the promotion/progression stages of colon cancer.\nCurcumin inhibits chemically-induced colonic lesions.\nCurcumin inhibits colon polyp formation.\nCurcumin inhibits muscle wasting in colon tumor bearing mice.\nCurcumin inhibits the proteasome activity in human colon cancer cells in vitro and in vivo.\nCurcumin may have therapeutic value in colon cancer prevention.\nCurcumin prevents colon carcinogenesis.\nCurcumin prevents the development of chemically-induced precancerous colonic lesions in male obese mice.\nCurcumin protects against familial adenomatous polyposis and decreases intestinal bleeding as compared to NSAID drugs.\nCurcumin reduces intestinal inflammation and polyps, indicating its potential value for preventing colon cancer.\nCurry leaves (M. koenigii) and Mustard Greens (B. juncea) inhibit colon and intestine neoplasms in a rat model.\nDietary astaxanthin inhibits colitis and colitis-associated colon carcinogenesis in mice.\nDietary cooked navy beans and their fractions attenuate colon carcinogenesis in azoxymethane-induced mice.\nDietary curcumin inhibits forestomach, duodenal, and colon carcinogenesis in mice.\nDietary curcumin prevents colon carcinogenesis.\nDietary flaxseed may be chemopreventive for intestinal and colon tumor development in mice possibly by increasing omega -3 fatty acid levels, lignans, and decreasing COX-1 and COX-2 levels.\nDietary flaxseed meal containing high levels of omega-3 fatty acids and lignans is effective in preventing colon tumor development when compared with dietary corn meal possibly by increasing omega-3 fatty acid levels and decreasing COX-1 and COX-2 levels.\ndietary flaxseed oil, containing high levels of omega-3 fatty acids, is effective in preventing colon tumor development when compared with dietary corn oil containing omega-6 fatty acids in rats.\nDietary intake of pterostilbene, a constituent of blueberries, inhibits colon carcinogenesis in rats.\nDietary iron (ferrous fumarate) simulates intestinal tumorigenesis in mice.\nDietary soy isoflavones and estrone protect ovariectomized mice from carcinogen-induced colon cancer.\nDietary supplementation with 180-day fermented dietary miso could act as a chemopreventive agent for colon carcinogenesis.\nDietary supplementation with fresh pineapple juice decreases inflammation and colonic neoplasia in mice with colitis.\nDietary supplementation with pectin and guar gum significantly suppresses colon cancer incidence in rats.\nDry beans inhibit azoxymethane-induced colon carcinogenesis in rats.\nEgpytian flaxseed oil has chemopreventive properties against rat colon carcinogenesis.\nFermented miso prevents the induction of colonic aberrant crypt foci associated with colon carcinogenesis.\nFucoidan is a candidate anti-tumor functional food against colon cancer.\nFucoxanthin, lutein and tetrahydrocurcumin may have chemopreventive effects against colon carcinogenesis.\nGac fruit extract inhibits colon tumor growth.\nGinger contains the compound zerumbone, which inhibits colon and lung carcinogenesis in mice.\nGrapefruit contains compounds which inhibit colon carcinogenesis.\nGreen vegetables (chlorophyll) prevent the cytotoxic and hyperproliferative effect of red meat (heme) in the rat colon\nHigh temperature- and pressure-treated garlic inhibits chemically-induced precancerous cellular changes in the rat colon.\nInositol hexaphosphate inhibits the cell cycle of human breast and colon cancer cells.\nLentils might be protective against colon carcinogenesis and that hydrothermal treatment resulted in an improvement in the chemopreventive potential for the whole lentils.\nLentinan from shiitake mushrooms (Lentinus edodes) inhibits of human colon cancer cells.\nLion’s mane has antitumor effects in tumor-bearing mice.\nMaitake (G. frondosa) exhibits antitumor activity in colon tumor-bearing mice.\nMangiferin inhibits bowel carcinogenesis in male rats.\nModified Citrus Pectin inhibits liver metastasis of colon cancer.\nMustard seed oil is more effective in preventing colon cancer in rats than dietary fish oil.\nOolong tea may be a good chemopreventive agent for colon cancer.\nOur results indicate that berberine can be a potential chemoprevention and chemotherapy agent for human colon cancer by targeting Wnt/β-catenin signaling.\nOyster mushroom (P. osteatus) significantly reduces tumor formation in a rat model of colon cancer.\nPomegranate seed oil suppresses chemically induced colon cancer in rats.\nPre- and postnatal exposure to dietary soy isoflavones suppresses the growth of colon tumors in male rats.\nPterostilbene inhibits colorectal aberrant crypt foci (ACF) and colon carcinogenesis.\nPterostilbene is more potent than resveratrol in preventing chemically-induced colon cancer.\nPterostilbene, an active constituent of blueberries, suppresses aberrant crypt foci formation in the azoxymethane-induced colon carcinogenesis model in rats.\nQuercetin and Modified Citrus Pectin have significant inhibitory effects against colon tumor growth in mice.\nQuercetin, curcumin, ginseng and rutin exhibit anti-cancer activity in an animal model of colon cancer.\nRed Palm oil suppresses aberrant crypt foci (precursor to colon cancer)\nResveratrol suppresses colitis and colon cancer associated with colitis.\nRye, but not soy, decreases the frequency of colon cancer in rats.\nSaccharomyces boulardii may have a preventive role in intestinal and colon cancer.\nSodium lauryl sulfate exhibits carcinogenicity in an experiemental model of colon cancer.\nSoy and whey protein has anti-tumor activity in an animal model of colon cancer.\nSucrose, glucose and fructose have similar genotoxicity in the rat colon.\nSulforaphane may modulate serotonin levels.\nTart cherry appears to have a chemopreventive property in intestinal and colon cancer.\nThe Western-style diet induces colonic hyperproliferation in rats and mice.\nThermolyzed casein promotes colon carcinogenesis.\nThermolyzed protein (casein) promotes aberrant crypt foci and cancer in the rat colon.\nThese results indicate with colon cancer expression of colonic β-catenin is altered in long-term caraway oil feeding, leading to suppression of premalignant lesions in rat colon.\nTrans-resveratrol reduces precancerous colonic lesions in dimethylhydrazine-treated rats.\nUnsaturated fats, and not saturated ones like stearate, may promote colon carcinogenesis.\nWestern-style diets induce oxidative stress and dysregulate immune responses in the colon in a mouse model of sporadic colon cancer.\nWestern-style diets induce tumorigenesis in the mouse colon.\nWheat bran increases programmed cell death and inhibits proliferation in an animal model of colon cancer.\nWhite Tea, Green Tea, EGCG (Epigallocatechin gallate), and Caffeine inhibit colon cancer progression.\nYoghurt consumption inhibits colorectal tumorigenesis in mice.\n“Apoptosis inducing activity of fucoidan in HCT-15 colon carcinoma cells.”\n“Honokiol in combination with radiation targets notch signaling to inhibit colon cancer stem cells.”\n(3S)-1,2,3,4-Tetrahydro-β-carboline-3-carboxylic acid from Cichorium endivia. L induces apoptosis of human colorectal cancer HCT-8 cells.\nA combination of chitosan and Kimchi exhibits antiproliferative activity in human colon cancer cells.\nA compound found within Asian and American ginseng known as Ginsenoside Rg3 inhibits colorectal tumor growth.\nA curcumin derivative inhibits the cell cycle progression of colon cancer cells\nA garlic extract, Diallyl disulfide, modulates gene expression in colon cells, inhibiting tumorigenesis.\nA honey constituent, caffeic acid, inhibits colon cancer cell growth.\nA novel porphyrin photosensitizer from bamboo leaves that induces apoptosis in cancer cell lines.\nAdrenaline induces chemoresistance in HT-29 colon adenocarcinoma cells.\nAllicin purified from fresh garlic cloves induces programmed cell death in colon cancer cells.\nAllicin, the major ingredient of freshly crushed garlic, inhibits cancer cell proliferation.\nAn extract from Vitex agnus fruits has antiproliferative activity against human colon cancer cells.\nAn extract of potato inhibits a variety of cancer cell lines, as well as Herpes simplex.\nAndrographis containsa compound which exhibits anti-invasive activity against colon cancer cells.\nAndrographis inhibits cell cycle progression of human colorectal carcinoma cells\nAngelica sinensis inhibits colon cancer cells.\nAntioxidant extracts from potatoes inhibit the proliferation of human colon and liver cancer cells.\nApple polyphenols activate programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nArnica exhibits anti-colon and anti-lung cancer activity.\nBilberry has inhibitory effect against the growth of colon carcinoma and human leukemia cells.\nBlackberry extract has anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant and anti-proliferative activity, in vitro.\nBlackberry extract induces cell death in cultured Caco-2 colon cancer cells.\nBlueberry can inhibit colon cancer cell proliferation and induce cell death.\nBoth wheat (Triticum aestivum) bran arabinoxylans and gut flora-mediated fermentation products protect human colon cells from chemically-induced adverse changes.\nCaper seeds contain antiproliferative, antifungal and HIV-1 reverse transcriptase inhibitory activities.\nCarob fiber inhibits the growth of human colon cancer cells.\nCelecoxib and curcumin work synergistically to inhibit the growth of colorectal cancer cells.\nChaga Mushroom (Inonotus obliquus) has antitumor activity against human colon cancer cells.\nCinnamon, Piperine & Resveratrol have significant anti-proliferative activity against colon cancer cells.\nCitrus aurantium possesses chemopreventitive properties against human colon cancer cells.\nCLA inhibits the growth of human colon cancer cells via the downregulation of IGF-1 receptor levels.\nCoffee consumption may reduce colon cancer incidence by increasing the sulfation of estrogen.\nCurcumin and catechin works synergistically to inhibit rat colon carcinogensis.\nCurcumin contributes to programmed cell death in colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin decreases acid sphingomyelinase activity associated with proliferation in colon cancer.\nCurcumin derivatives appear to suppress genetic changes associated with colorectal cancer.\nCurcumin enhances dasatinib-induced inhibition of growth and transformation of colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin exhibits anti-cancer effects on gene expression in human colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin exhibits anti-cancer properties in gastric and colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin exhibits anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities.\nCurcumin increases the radiosensitivity of colorectal cancer cells.\nCurcumin induces programmed cell death in a variety of cancer cell lines.\nCurcumin induces programmed cell death in colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin induces programmed cell death in colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin induces programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin induces programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin induces programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin induces programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin inhibits cell migration of human colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin inhibits cell proliferation by interfering with the cell cycle and inducing programmed cell death in colon carcinoma cells.\nCurcumin inhibits cyclooxygenase-2 expression in human colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin inhibits gastrointestinal hormone (e.g., neurotensin)-induced chemokine expression and cell migration associated with human colon cancer cell progression.\nCurcumin inhibits human colon cancer cell growth.\nCurcumin inhibits IMP dehydrogenase, a target for anticancer and antiviral chemotherapy agents.\nCurcumin inhibits the growth of human colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin inhibits the proliferation of colonic cancer cells.\nCurcumin may contribute to overcoming chemoresistance of FOLFOX.-surviving colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin potently induces programmed cell death in colon cancer cells\nCurcumin reduces inflammation and carcinogensis associated with arachidonic acid metabolism.\nCurcumin suppresses colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin synergizes the growth inhibitory properties of Indian toad skin-derived factor in colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin synergizes with resveratrol to inhibit colon cancer.\nCurcumin works synergistically with EGF-receptor protein to inhibit the growth of colon cancer cells.\nCurcumin, a multi-functional chemopreventive agent, blocks growth of colon cancer cells.\nDHA may induce cell death in chemotherapy resistant colon cancer cells.\nDiakon radish is a natural chemopreventive agent against colon cancer.\nDiallyl disulfide (DADS), a major organosulfur compound of garlic oil, is capable of inhibiting colon cancer cells.\nEchinacea root contains compounds which are cytotoxic to cancer cells.\nEGCG and thymoquinone, a compound found within black cumin, compares to 5-fluorouracil in the suppression of colon cancer cell growth, with a greater safety profile.\nEllagic acid fractions from muscadine grapes induce programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nEugenol, a natural compound in honey and various plants including clove, induces programmed cell death in colon cancer cells.\nEuphorbia cotinifolia contains compounds which exhibit anti-cancer properties.\nFermented wheat aleurone inhibits growth and induces programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nFermented wheat induces enzymes involved in detoxification of carcinogens and in antioxidative defence in human colon cells.\nFisetin contributes to inducing programmed cell death in colon cancer cells.\nFisetin induces programmed cell death in colon cancer cells by inhibiting inflammatory enzymes and signaling pathways.\nFlavanols and procyanidins of cocoa and chocolate inhibit growth and polyamine biosynthesis of human colonic cancer cells.\nFucoidan present in brown algae induces apoptosis of human colon cancer cells.\nGallic acid induces programmed cell death in human stomach and colon cancer cell lines.\nGamma tocotrienol promotes programmed cell death in cancer cell lines.\nGamma-tocotrienol inhibits proliferation and induces programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nGenistein inhibits cell proliferation and increases programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nGenistein modulates vitamin D metabolism and receptor expression in a manner which may contribute to colon cancer prevention.\nGinseng polysaccharides exhibit antiproliferative activity against human colon cancer cells.\nGlycoalkaloids and metabolites inhibit the growth of human colon and liver cancer cells.\nGold exhibits antitumor effects by growth suppression of cultured cancer cells. Gold is less toxic than cisplatinum.\nGrape seed extract triggers programmed cell death in a human colon cancer cell line.\nGraviola (Annona muricata) contains compounds with cytotoxic effects against tumor cell lines, including colon cancer cells in which it was 10,000 times the potency of adriamycin.\nGreek propolis exhibits antiproliferative effects against human colon cancer cells.\nHorse chestnut contains compounds which inhibit the growth of colon cancer cells.\nIL-17 mucosal protection mechanism as biomarker for development of villous atrophy and active CD?\nInositol hexaphosphate induces growth inhibition and differentiation of human colon cancer cells.\nLignans are involved in the antitumor activity of wheat bran in colon cancer cells.\nLuteolin induces cell cycle arrest and programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nLuteolin inhibits cell proliferation in experimental colon carcinogenesis.\nLycopene induces cell growth inhibition in a variety of cancer cell lines.\nMammalian lignans inhibit the growth of estrogen-independent human colon tumor cells.\nMaslinic acid, a natural triterpene from olives, induces programmed cell death in human colon-cancer cells.\nMastic gum induces programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nOats contain avenanthramides which inhibit proliferation of human colon cancer cell lines in vitro.\nOlive oil polyphenols inhibit human colon cancer cell proliferation.\nOmega-3 fatty acids reduce chemoresistance in multidrug resistant colon cancer cell lines.\nOregano induces programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nOyster mushroom (P. osteatus) polysaccharide induces anti-proliferative and pro-apoptotic effects on HT-29 colon cancer cells.\nOyster mushroom (P. ostreatus) inhibits proliferation of human breast and colon cancer cells.\nPeptides from water buffalo cheese whey induce cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nPhellinus linteus extract germinated on brown rice induces cell cycle arrest and programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nPhloretin, which is present in apples and pears, induces programmed cell death in human colon cancer cells.\nPomegranate juice, total pomegranate ellagitannins, and punicalagin suppress inflammatory cell signaling in colon cancer cells.\nPomegrante contains compounds with antiproliferative, apoptotic and antioxidant activites against various cancer cell lines.\nPre- and probiotics may prevent the onset of colon cancer.\nPropolis inhibits the growth of human colon cancer cell lines.\nPrunus mume (Japanese apricot) has significant anti-proliferative activity against human colon cancer cell lines.\nPterostilbene exhibits anti-inflammatory activity in colon cancer cells.\nRed Yeast Rice demonstrates chemopreventive action against colon cancer.\nResveratrol and piperine enhance radiosensitivity of tumor cells.\nResveratrol and tannic acid may exert a chemopreventive action by inhibiting nitric oxide in cancer cells.\nResveratrol exhibits 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(306, 'The Spanish Flu Epidemic – The Worst Government Cover-Up In the History of the World That Killed 100 Million People!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/the-spanish-flu-epidemic-the-worst-government-cover-up-in-the-history-of-the-world-that-killed-over-20-million-people/', 'The Spanish Flu Epidemic – The Worst Government Cover-Up In the History of the World That Killed 100 Million People!\nShortly after the First World War, vaccine makers had an excess supply of vaccines (originally intended for soldiers to treat yellow fever), as a result of the relatively unexpected short duration of the war.\nA huge vaccination campaign was drummed up to vaccinate the population against “foreign illnesses” the troops were returning with. The vaccines administered to most of the population made people extremely ill with cases of high fever, extreme weakness, abdominal rash, and intestinal disturbances characteristic of typhoid, to name but a few symptoms.\nSome of the soldiers may have been in Spain before coming home, but their diseases originated in their own home-based U.S. Army Camps. Our medical men still use that same dodge. When their own vaccines (required for travel) cause vaccine diseases abroad they use this as grounds for a scare campaign to stampede people into the vaccination centers. Do you remember the Hong Kong Flu and the Asian Flu and the London Flu scares? These were all medically-made epidemics mixed with the usual common colds which people have every year.\nNow, (1976) we are being worked on again by the vaccine-epidemic makers in their effort to force another multi million dollar vaccine sale caper. Their con men have already talked President Ford into handing over $135 million dollars to start their vaccine racket. Even the insurance companies refused to become involved with such an obviously dangerous and crooked scheme. So, again the medical and drug con men induced the appropriate government officials to guarantee insurance against the, possible billions of dollars in law suits which could be brought against the vaccine promoters if the vaccine campaign is carried out as planned. It’s a good thing Ford was voted out of office. It’s too bad he wasn’t “dumped” before he paid the poison squad the MONEY’ to poison the whole population. However, we don’t yet know if President Carter will be any better. Will he be held in the grip of the medical and drug dictatorship? Or will he investigate — learn the truth — reverse the decisions and make the vaccine makers return the money taken from the taxpayers under false pretenses?\nThe statement of the swine flu vaccine promoters to the effect that the vaccine is harmless, is false, and the statement that it will protect against flu is false. Fifty-six people died after the shots, some within 48 hours. There is confusion and disagreement among the doctors about all aspects of the vaccine, from the safety and effectiveness to the necessity for it, who should have it and who should be warned against it.\nTo add to the confusion, the doctors tell the people that there are a lot of various kinds of flu; the one which the soldiers at Fort Dix had was AVictoria flu, there are other strains of flu virus, and also, that the swine flu vaccine which so many people have taken already will not protect them against the many other types of flu. This will be used as an “out” in case of law suits later on when more casualties begin to show up. The doctors will say that the vaccine failed because it was the wrong kind of flu for the vaccine. Of course, no one can prove it one way or the other because viruses are illusive, invisible organisms which are unstable and unpredictable. One dictionary definition of virus is “a morbid poison.” The vaccines injected into the body are poison and cause the typical poison reactions. Virus (poison) does not fly around and attack people.\nTherefore, there will be no swine flu epidemic unless the vaccine promoters make one like they did in the 1918 flu epidemic. It will not kill 20,000,000 people unless the people submit to the disease-producing shots. There are also, other causes of disease besides vaccines, such as acidic food, which has been devitalized and contaminated with poison preservatives and artificial drug concoctions. There are many more causes of disease but no diseases are contagious.\nVaccine drives come and go as often as the vaccine promoters can cook up the slightest pretense of a reason.n Back in1957 they were trying to stir up a vaccination campaign for what they decided to call Asiatic flu. An editorial in the Herald and Express for August 29, 1957 was captioned, “Fear of Flu Propaganda.” Part of the piece is as follows:\n“What a tempest in a teapot has been blown up over the probability that this country will experience an epidemic of the Asiatic flu in the fall and winter months ahead.\n“Even the United States Department of Health is stooge for the panic — and has issued statements which are frightening the public, rather than reassuring them by pointing out that this epidemic, while widespread, gives no indication of being any more dangerous than our usual flood of influenza-like colds when winter comes on.\n“Those who read between the lines even wonder whether the whole thing might not be a bit of super salesmanship on the part of those who are making and selling the vaccines which are being prepared.. . .”\nSome of the soldiers may have been in Spain before coming home, but their diseases originated in their own home-based U.S. Army Camps. Our medical men still use that same dodge. When their own vaccines (required for travel) cause vaccine diseases abroad they use this as grounds for a scare campaign to stampede people into the vaccination centers. Do you remember the Hong Kong Flu and the Asian Flu and the London Flu scares? These were all medically-made epidemics mixed with the usual common colds which people have every year.\nNow (1976) we are being worked on again by the vaccine-epidemic makers in their effort to force another multi million dollar vaccine sale caper. Their con men have already talked President Ford into handing over $135 million dollars to start their vaccine racket. Even the insurance companies refused to become involved with such an obviously dangerous and crooked scheme. So, again the medical and drug con men induced the appropriate government officials to guarantee insurance against the, possible billions of dollars in law suits which could be brought against the vaccine promoters if the vaccine campaign is carried out as planned. It’s a good thing Ford was voted out of office. It’s too bad he wasn’t “dumped” before he paid the poison squad the MONEY’ to poison the whole population. However, we don’t yet know if President Carter will be any better. Will he be held in the grip of the medical and drug dictatorship? Or will he investigate — learn the truth — reverse the decisions and make the vaccine makers return the money taken from the taxpayers under false pretenses?\nThe statement of the swine flu vaccine promoters to the effect that the vaccine is harmless, is false, and the statement that it will protect against flu is false. Fifty-six people died after the shots, some within 48 hours. There is confusion and disagreement among the doctors about all aspects of the vaccine, from the safety and effectiveness to the necessity for it, who should have it and who should be warned against it.\nTo add to the confusion, the doctors tell the people that there are a lot of various kinds of flu; the one which the soldiers at Fort Dix had was AVictoria flu, there are other strains of flu virus, and also, that the swine flu vaccine which so many people have taken already will not protect them against the many other types of flu. This will be used as an “out” in case of law suits later on when more casualties begin to show up. The doctors will say that the vaccine failed because it was the wrong kind of flu for the vaccine. Of course, no one can prove it one way or the other because viruses are illusive, invisible organisms which are unstable and unpredictable. One dictionary definition of virus is “a morbid poison.” The vaccines injected into the body are poison and cause the typical poison reactions. Virus (poison) does not fly around and attack people.\nTherefore, there will be no swine flu epidemic unless the vaccine promoters make one like they did in the 1918 flu epidemic. It will not kill 20,000,000 people unless the people submit to the disease-producing shots. There are also, other causes of disease besides vaccines, such as bad food, which has been devitalized and contaminated with poison preservatives and artificial drug concoctions. There are many more causes of disease but no diseases are contagious.\nVaccine drives come and go as often as the vaccine promoters can cook up the slightest pretense of a reason.n Back in1957 they were trying to stir up a vaccination campaign for what they decided to call Asiatic flu. An editorial in the Herald and Express for August 29, 1957 was captioned, “Fear of Flu Propaganda.” Part of the piece is as follows:\n“What a tempest in a teapot has been blown up over the probability that this country will experience an epidemic of the Asiatic flu in the fall and winter months ahead.\n“Even the United States Department of Health is stooge for the panic — and has issued statements which are frightening the public, rather than reassuring them by pointing out that this epidemic, while widespread, gives no indication of being any more dangerous than our usual flood of influenza-like colds when winter comes on.\n“Those who read between the lines even wonder whether the whole thing might not be a bit of super salesmanship on the part of those who are making and selling the vaccines which are being prepared.. . .”\nI WAS AN ON-THE-SPOT OBSERVER OF THE 1918 INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC\nAll the doctors and people who were living at the time of the 1918 Spanish Influenza epidemic say it was the most terrible disease the world has ever had. Strong men, hale and hearty, one day would be dead the next. The disease had the characteristics of the black death added to typhoid, diphtheria, pneumonia, smallpox, paralysis and all the diseases the people had been vaccinated with immediately following World War 1. Practically the entire population had been injected “seeded” with a dozen or more diseases — or toxic serums. When all those doctor-made diseases started breaking out all at once it was tragic.\nThat pandemic dragged on for two years, kept alive with the addition of more poison drugs administered by the doctors who tried to suppress the symptoms. As far as I could find out, the flu hit only the vaccinated. Those who had refused the shots escaped the flu. My family had refused all the vaccinations so we remained well all the time. We knew from the health teachings of Graham, Trail, Tilden and others, that people cannot contaminate the body with poisons without causing disease.\nWhen the flu was at its peak, all the stores were closed as well as the schools, businesses — even the hospital, as the doctors and nurses had been vaccinated too and were down with the flu. No one was on the streets. It was like a ghost town. We seemed to be the only family which didn’t get the flu; so my parents went from house to house doing what they could to look after the sick, as it was impossible to get a doctor then. If it were possible for germs, bacteria, virus, or bacilli to cause disease, they had plenty of opportunity to attack my parents when they were spending many hours a day in the sick rooms. But they didn’t get the flu and they didn’t bring any germs home to attack us children and cause anything. None of our family had the flu — not even a sniffle— and it was in the winter with deep snow on the ground.\nWhen I see people cringe when someone near them sneezes or coughs, I wonder how long it will take them to find out that they can’t catch it — whatever it is. The only way they can get a disease is to develop it themselves by wrong eating, drinking, smoking or doing some other things which cause internal poisoning and lowered vitality. All diseases are preventable and most of them are cureable with the right methods, not known to medical doctors, and not all drugless doctors know them either.\nIt has been said that the 1918 flu epidemic killed 100,000,000 people throughout the world. But, actually, the doctors killed them with their crude and deadly treatments and drugs. This is a harsh accusation but it is nevertheless true, judging by the success of the drugless doctors in comparison with that of the medical doctors.\nWhile the medical men and medical hospitals were losing 33% of their flu cases, the non-medical hospitals such as BATTLE CREEK, KELLOGG and MACFADDEN’S HEALTH-RESTORIUM were getting almost 100% healings with their water cure, baths, enemas, etc., fasting and certain other simple healing methods, followed by carefully worked out diets of natural foods. One health doctor didn’t lose a patient in eight years. The very successful health treatment of one of those drugless doctors who didn’t lose any patients will be given in the other part of this book, titled VACCINATION CONDEMNED, to be published a little later.\nIf the medical doctors had been as advanced as the drugless doctors, there would not have been those 20 million deaths from the medical flu treatment.\nThere was seven times more disease among the vaccinated soldiers than among the unvaccinated civilians, and the diseases were those they had been vaccinated against. One soldier who had returned from overseas in 1912 told me that the army hospitals were filled with cases of infantile paralysis and he wondered why grown men should have an infant disease. Now, we know that paralysis is a common after-effect of vaccine poisoning. Those at home didn’t get the paralysis until after the world-wide vaccination campaign in 1918.\nAll the doctors and people who were living at the time of the 1918 Spanish Influenza epidemic say it was the most terrible disease the world has ever had. Strong men, hale and hearty, one day would be dead the next. The disease had the characteristics of the black death added to typhoid, diphtheria, pneumonia, smallpox, paralysis and all the diseases the people had been vaccinated with immediately following World War 1. Practically the entire population had been injected “seeded” with a dozen or more diseases — or toxic serums. When all those doctor-made diseases started breaking out all at once it was tragic.\nThat pandemic dragged on for two years, kept alive with the addition of more poison drugs administered by the doctors who tried to suppress the symptoms. As far as I could find out, the flu hit only the vaccinated. Those who had refused the shots escaped the flu. My family had refused all the vaccinations so we remained well all the time. We knew from the health teachings of Graham, Trail, Tilden and others, that people cannot contaminate the body with poisons without causing disease.\nWhen the flu was at its peak, all the stores were closed as well as the schools, businesses — even the hospital, as the doctors and nurses had been vaccinated too and were down with the flu. No one was on the streets. It was like a ghost town. We seemed to be the only family which didn’t get the flu; so my parents went from house to house doing what they could to look after the sick, as it was impossible to get a doctor then. If it were possible for germs, bacteria, virus, or bacilli to cause disease, they had plenty of opportunity to attack my parents when they were spending many hours a day in the sick rooms. But they didn’t get the flu and they didn’t bring any germs home to attack us children and cause anything. None of our family had the flu — not even a sniffle— and it was in the winter with deep snow on the ground.\nWhen I see people cringe when someone near them sneezes or coughs, I wonder how long it will take them to find out that they can’t catch it — whatever it is. The only way they can get a disease is to develop it themselves by wrong eating, drinking, smoking or doing some other things which cause internal poisoning and lowered vitality. All diseases are preventable and most of them are cureable with the right methods, not known to medical doctors, and not all drugless doctors know them either.\nIt has been said that the 1918 flu epidemic killed 20,000,000 people throughout the world. But, actually, the doctors killed them with their crude and deadly treatments and drugs. This is a harsh accusation but it is nevertheless true, judging by the success of the drugless doctors in comparison with that of the medical doctors.\nWhile the medical men and medical hospitals were losing 33% of their flu cases, the non-medical hospitals such as BATTLE CREEK, KELLOGG and MACFADDEN’S HEALTH-RESTORIUM were getting almost 100% healings with their water cure, baths, enemas, etc., fasting and certain other simple healing methods, followed by carefully worked out diets of natural foods. One health doctor didn’t lose a patient in eight years. The very successful health treatment of one of those drugless doctors who didn’t lose any patients will be given in the other part of this book, titled VACCINATION CONDEMNED, to be published a little later.\nIf the medical doctors had been as advanced as the drugless doctors, there would not have been those 20 million deaths from the medical flu treatment.\nThere was seven times more disease among the vaccinated soldiers than among the unvaccinated civilians, and the diseases were those they had been vaccinated against. One soldier who had returned from overseas in 1912 told me that the army hospitals were filled with cases of infantile paralysis and he wondered why grown men should have an infant disease. Now, we know that paralysis is a common after-effect of vaccine poisoning. Those at home didn’t get the paralysis until after the world-wide vaccination campaign in 1918.\n– See more at: http://wp.me/p5ggLY-QL The Worst Cover-Up In The History Of The World! 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(307, 'YOUR CHILD – YOUR CHOICE – SAY NO TO DRUGS! IF THERE IS A RISK THERE MUST BE A CHOICE!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/08/your-child-your-choice-say-no-to-drugs-if-there-is-a-risk-there-must-be-a-choice/', 'YOUR CHILD – YOUR CHOICE – SAY NO TO DRUGS! IF THERE IS A RISK THERE MUST BE A CHOICE!\nNO SHOT. NO SCHOOL. EVERY CHILD. EVERY VACCINE.\nSB 277 FORCED VACCINATIONS FOR ALL CHILDREN IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA -BUT IT WON’T STOP THERE!\nTHE FACTS DO NOT SUPPORT A NEED FOR FORCED VACCINATIONS\nCalifornia Vaccine Rates are on the rise. Vaccination rates WENT UP from 2013/2014 to 2014/2015 from .1% to .4%. California’s children are vaccinated at a rate of 97.46% !!\nVaccine Exemptions are down. AB2109 went into effect less than a year ago and personal belief vaccine exemptions (PBE) DROPPED 19%.\nExemption statistics are inaccurate using an “all or nothing” method.  A child missing even 1 shot would fall under the category of “unvaccinated.”  99% of parents utilizing the PBE for their children are selectively vaccinating.\nThere is no health CRISIS! The Measles outbreak is OVER! MMR (Measles/Mumps/Rubella) vaccinations INCREASED from last year to this year exceeding the 90% herd immunity rates!   Measles Outbreak: a significant proportion of the infected people were ADULTS who would not be affected by school vaccination laws. Under 200 cases in a state with 33.8 MILLION people; the number of cases was relatively small and it never gained traction in the greater community. Three strong reasons against need for mandated (no choice) vaccinations.\nF ind out more: California’s 97.46 vaccination rate.\nA vaccine exemption is filed regardless of whether the exemption is for one dose or all doses. Those supporting forced vaccination are being dishonest by not acknowledging the exploding vaccine schedule while misrepresenting the true percentage of personal belief exemptions and implying that a child who is behind on one booster shot is unvaccinated.\nShould this bill become law, every resident in the state of CA from preschool to the age of 18 will be forced to be vaccinated with every mandated vaccine in order to reside here and to be eligible for any public OR PRIVATE school.\nSince education is compulsory, opting for no schooling will not be an option. When vaccine mandates are law, the only way a parent can protect their children from the known and unknown dangers of vaccines and/or from the known and unknown problems with the current vaccine schedule is through the use of exemptions. If SB 277 passes, there will soon be no more exemptions for such protections.\nSB277 aims to remove a parent’s right to informed consent. The choice of what, when and how a child is to be vaccinated needs to remain between a family and their doctor. Where there is a risk of injury or death, no matter how small the perceived risk may be, there must be a choice. To mandate a medical procedure with known risks is unethical. Critical reasons to oppose SB277 include:\nVaccines are pharmaceutical products that cause injury and death for some. The United States Government has paid out more than $3 billion dollars to vaccine victims . Many more people have adverse reactions . Nobody can predict who will be harmed from vaccines. – see Vaccine Injury\nVaccines are against many individuals’ moral and religious convictions. In addition to fetal tissue, some residents of California believe that God does not want their bodies or the bodies of their babies injected with neurotoxins, heavy metals, animal tissues, genetically modified organisms, live or attenuated viruses, cleansers, adjuvants, stabilizers, preservatives, etc. They believe that those substances compromise their immune systems and destroy their health. They believe that there is nothing in vaccines that improves their health. They believe that God designed their bodies to function perfectly well without injecting foreign and toxic substances directly into their blood supply. And they believe that doing so violates the will the God. – see Religious Rights Violation\nPharmaceutical companies are NOT liable for vaccine reactions: The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 established the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) as a federal no-fault system to compensate persons (or families of persons) who are injured by childhood vaccines, has paid out over $2.8 billion to families whose children have died or suffered other adverse reactions. In the past 5 years, an average of $221,000,000 has been paid out per year, which has nearly tripled from years before. Recipients of compensation are not allowed to speak of their case after it’s been settled. Manufacturers and the doctors who administer vaccines are completely shielded from liability for vaccine injuries and deaths .\nBig Pharma has a fraudulent history: In the past 5 years, drug makers have paid the U.S. Government $19.2 billion in criminal and civil fraud penalties. EVERY SINGLE MAKER of vaccines has pled guilty to FRAUD. Yet, we are expected to believe them when they say their product in which they pocket billions of dollar – is safe. Skepticism of the pharmaceutical industry is well deserved, and it doesn’t imply skepticism of science. Furthermore, two former Merck virologists now whistleblowers allege that Merck falsified data with the MMR II vaccine in order to meet the required 95% efficacy rate. This, along with other evidence, suggests the possibility that vaccine failure is a contributing factor for annual outbreaks. 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(308, 'OPPOSE Senate Bill 792 – Mandatory Vaccines for Adults in California!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/08/oppose-senate-bill-792-mandatory-vaccines-for-adults-in-california/', 'OPPOSE Senate Bill 792 – Mandatory Vaccines for Adults in California!\nOPPOSE MANDATED VACCINATIONS FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATORS. PRESCHOOL TEACHERS. HOME DAYCARE OWNERS. ALL CHILD CARE EMPLOYEES.\n*limited exemptions: Section 41597.622. (a) Commencing September 1, 2016, a person shall not be employed at a family day care home if he or she has not been immunized according to the schedule for routine adult immunizations, as recommended by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, with the exception of vaccination for human papillomavirus (HPV).\nA FEW REASONS ADULTS REJECT MANDATED VACCINATION\nMMR & CHICKEN POX are live virus vaccines. Recently vaccinated teachers caring for newborns & toddlers will expose them to the diseases.\nThe flu vaccine, which is on the required list, was only 19% effective last year. Many strains still contain thimerosal, a form of mercury. Others contain aluminum, which is a neurotoxin. Recently a batch of flu vaccines was recalled, reportedly due to low potency.\nMost workers in the field are female, many in child bearing ages . All shots have not been tested on pregnant women, but that doesn’t qualify you for a medical exemption.\nVaccines are against many individuals’ moral and religious convictions. In addition to aborted fetal tissue, some residents of California believe that God does not want their bodies injected with neurotoxins, heavy metals, animal tissues, genetically modified organisms, live or attenuated viruses, cleansers, adjuvants, stabilizers, preservatives, etc. They believe that those substances compromise their immune systems and destroy their health.  – see Religious Rights Violation\nVaccines are pharmaceutical products that cause injury and death for some. The United States Government has paid out more than $3 billion dollars to vaccine victims . Many more people have adverse reactions . Nobody can predict who will be harmed from vaccines. – see Vaccine Injury\nPhysicians, in the American Medical Association Code of Ethics, affirm philosophical and religious exemptions for themselves. See Opinion 9.133 Routine Universal Immunization of Physicians .  Childcare employees and owners should have that same right. – See Informed Consent\n– See more at: http://vaccineimpact.com/2015/vaccine-war-in-america-attempts-to-legislate-mandatory-vaccines-all-across-the-u-s/#sthash.Brq8sCDY.dpuf\nPharmaceutical companies are NOT liable for vaccine reactions: The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 established the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) as a federal no-fault system to compensate persons (or families of persons) who are injured by childhood vaccines, has paid out over $3 billion to families whose children have died or suffered other adverse reactions. In the past 5 years, an average of $221,000,000 has been paid out per year, which has nearly tripled from years before. Recipients of compensation are not allowed to speak of their case after it’s been settled. Manufacturers and the doctors who administer vaccines are completely shielded from liability for vaccine injuries and deaths .\nBig Pharma has a fraudulent history: In the past 5 years, drug makers have paid the U.S. Government $19.2 billion in criminal and civil fraud penalties. EVERY SINGLE MAKER of vaccines has pled guilty to FRAUD. Yet, we are expected to believe them when they say their product in which they pocket billions of dollars – is safe. Skepticism of the pharmaceutical industry is well deserved, and it doesn’t imply skepticism of science. Furthermore, two former Merck virologists now whistleblowers allege that Merck falsified data with the MMR II vaccine in order to meet the required 95% efficacy rate. This, along with other evidence, suggests the possibility that vaccine failure is a contributing factor for annual outbreaks. -see Vaccine Fraud\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.00626066280528903, -0.003808273933827877, 0.00694314343854785, 0.00034891843097284436, 0.013478233478963375, 0.06665053963661194, 0.02414010465145111, -0.007017321884632111, 0.003670313162729144, 0.01631775125861168, 0.04416608810424805, 0.06488439440727234, 0.00687811616808176, 0.07102443277835846, -0.02163604646921158, 0.014557566493749619, 0.07163330167531967, -0.07388150691986084, 0.038136303424835205, 0.04733018949627876, -0.05592980980873108, 0.044716380536556244, 0.0002829127188306302, 0.012129431590437889, -0.04184902459383011, 0.06392446905374527, -0.0655883252620697, 0.02903350070118904, -0.022816158831119537, 0.006566313561052084, 0.009571626782417297, -0.11176759004592896, -0.07069920003414154, -0.03246268630027771, 0.03921546787023544, 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(309, 'Big Pharma, The FDA, and the CDC Are ALL A Cesspool Of Corruption – Robert F. Kennedy Jr.', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/08/big-pharma-the-fda-and-the-cdc-are-all-a-cesspool-of-corruption-robert-f-kennedy-jr/', 'Big Pharma, The FDA, and the CDC Are ALL A Cesspool Of Corruption – Robert F. Kennedy Jr.\nA few thoughts about Big Pharma, the CDC, the FDA, the scientific community in general, and those who blindly support vaccination while parroting the phrase “The science is settled.”\n1) Throughout the years the pharmaceutical industry has produced many products that have been deemed safe and effective–only to have those products withdrawn after injuries and deaths attributed to those products are reluctantly acknowledged. So with the skyrocketing cases of Autism, Childhood Ca ncers, Auto-immune diseases, Behavioral and Learning Disorders, Food Allergies, Diabetes, Digestive sensitivities, leukemia and more since the amount of vaccines have tripled since the 80s, why is it that vaccines are above this scrutiny?\n2) All drug companies enjoy liability coverage by private insurance companies for all of their products except vaccines. If the science is settled then why won’t private insurance indemnify them for this one product line and why must the US government use taxpayer funding to protect those companies from financial loss? If the science is settled then why has over $3 billion dollars been paid out to families of vaccine injured children? Would you pay damages for an injury not attributed to you?\n4) People who rest on assurances that the CDC and FDA have approved vaccines and therefore they have to be safe and effective tends to be the same people who distrust every other agency and branch of government as the multiple scandals over the past several years have justified such skepticism. With the revolving door policy that allows drug company insiders to hold and maintain policy making positions at the FDA and CDC, and with these insiders overseeing the approvals of these products, how can people turn a deaf ear to this type of cronyism?\nWhen it’s not your child, your brother, your sister, your mother, father, aunt or uncle that’s been victimized it’s very easy to ignore facts, statistics, and the pain and suffering of those injured by a product by resting on the phrase “The Science Is Settled.” The problem with science is that it’s results are brought to us by scientists and scientists are human. The validity of the science is in direct proportion to the honesty of the scientist conducting it, recording the results, and reporting it to the agency overseeing it and making policy based upon it.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.011073109693825245, -0.04127195477485657, 0.044680073857307434, -0.05833957716822624, 0.08110077679157257, 0.05652933940291405, 0.03672640770673752, 0.07823596149682999, 0.02895273268222809, 0.1129283532500267, -0.012291163206100464, 0.05359283834695816, 0.01109401136636734, -0.009268010035157204, -0.049337636679410934, -0.0025355585385113955, 0.009583735838532448, 0.02114744484424591, -0.05105722323060036, 0.07542511820793152, -0.06415954232215881, 0.01492877583950758, 0.06903957575559616, 0.06162150949239731, -0.08782989531755447, 0.014453397132456303, -0.05338588356971741, -0.09265695512294769, -0.06284260749816895, -0.023223161697387695, 0.0075629763305187225, -0.048104651272296906, 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(310, 'The Vaccine Hoax is Over! Documents From the USA and the UK Reveal 30 Years of Cover-up!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/07/the-vaccine-hoax-is-overv-documents-from-the-usa-and-the-uk-reveal-30-years-of-cover-up/', 'The Vaccine Hoax is Over! Documents From the USA and the UK Reveal 30 Years of Cover-up!\n1. Fact – vaccines do not work! 2. Fact – vaccines cause the diseases they are supposed to prevent! 3. Fact – vaccines are a hazard to children! 4. Fact – Big pharma and Big Government has colluded to lie to the public! 5. Fact – Big Pharma and Big Government has  worked together to prevent safety studies!\nEducated parents can either get their children out of harm’s way or continue living inside one of the largest most evil lies in history, that vaccines – full of heavy metals, viral diseases, mycoplasma , fecal material, DNA fragments from other species, formaldehyde, polysorbate 80 ( a sterilizing agent ) – are a miracle of modern medicine.\nFreedom of Information Act filed in the US with the CDC by a doctor with an autistic son, seeking information on what the CDC knows about the dangers of vaccines, had by law to be responded to in 20 days. Nearly 7 years later, the doctor went to court and the CDC argued it does not have to turn over documents. A judge ordered the CDC to turn over the documents on September 30th, 2011.\nOn October 26, 2011, a Denver Post editorial expressed shock that the Obama administration, after promising to be especially transparent, was proposing changes to the Freedom of Information Ac t that would allow it to go beyond declaring some documents secret and to actually allow government agencies (such as the CDC) to declare some document “non-existent.”\nSimultaneous to this on-going massive CDC cover up involving its primary “health” not recommendation but MANDATE for American children, the CDC is in deep trouble over its decades of covering up the damaging effects of fluoride and affecting the lives of all Americans, especially children and the immune compromised. Lawsuits are being prepared .  Children are ingesting 3-4 times more fluoride by body weight as adults and “[t ] he sheer number of potentially harmed citizens — persons with dental fluorosis, kidney patients tipped into needing dialysis, diabetics , thyroid patients, etc — numbers in the millions.”\nThe CDC is obviously acting against the health of the American people. But the threat to the lives of the American people posed by the CDC’s behavior does not stop there. It participated in designed pandemic laws that are on the books in every state in the US, which arrange for the government to use military to force unknown, untested vaccines, drugs, chemicals, and “medical” treatments on the entire country if it declares a pandemic emergency.\nThe CDC’s credibility in declaring such a pandemic emergency is non-existent, again based on Freedom of Information Act. For in 2009, after the CDC had declared the H1N1 “pandemic,” the CDC refused to respond to Freedom of Information Act filed by CBS News and the CDC also attempted to block their investigation .  What the CDC was hiding was its part in one of the largest medical scandals in history , putting out wildly exaggerated data on what it claimed were H1N1 cases, and by doing so, created the false impression of a “pandemic” in the US.\nThe exposure of the vaccine hoax is running neck and neck with the much older hoax of a deadly 1918-19 flu . It was aspirin  that killed people in 1918-19, not a pandemic flu. It was the greatest industrial catastrophe in human history with 20-50 million people dying but it was blamed on a flu. The beginning of the drug industry began with that success (and Monsanto was part of it ). The flu myth was used by George Bush to threaten the world with “another pandemic flu that could kill millions” – a terror tactic to get pandemic laws on the books in every state and worldwide. Then the CDC used hoax of the pandemic hoax to create terror over H1N1 and to push deadly vaccines on the public, killing thousands of unborn children and others.  ( CDC will not release the data and continues to push the same vaccine.)\nThe hoax of the vaccine schedule is over, exposed by FOIAs in the UK.\nThe hoax of the CDC’s interest in children’s lives has been exposed by its refusal to respond to a doctor’s FOIAs around its knowledge of vaccine dangers.\nThe 1918-19 pandemic hoax has been exposed by Dr. Karen Starko’s work on aspirin’s role in killing people and the work of Dr. Robert O. Young – http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\nAnd despite refusing to respond to FOIAS, the CDC’s scandalous hoax of a 2009 flu pandemic and its part in creating it, was exposed by CBS NEWS.\nThe Obama administration, in attempting to salvage the last vestige of secrecy around what is really happening with vaccines, by declaring agency documents non-existent, has made its claim of transparency, non-existent.\nBut pandemic laws arranging for unknown vaccines to be forced on the entire country are still in place with HHS creating a vaccine mixture that should never be used on anyone and all liability for vaccines having been removed . Meanwhile, a Canadian study has just proven that the flu vaccine containing the H1N1 vaccine which kills babies in utero, actually increases the risk of serious pandemic flu .\nAmericans who have been duped into submitting their children to the CDC’s deadly vaccines, have a means to respond now. People from every walk of life and every organization, must\n1. T ake the information from the CDC and FDA and UK FOIAs exposing 30 years of vaccine lies, the refusal of the CDC to provide any information on what it knows about those lies, and the Obama Administration’s efforts to hide the CDC’s awareness of those lies, and go to their state legislatures, demand the immediate nullification of the CDC vaccine schedule and the pandemic laws .\n2. I nform every veteran, active duty military person, law enforcement people, DHS agents and medical personnel they know, of the vaccine hoax, for their families are deeply threatened, too, but they may not be aware of it or that they have been folded into agency structures by the pharmaceutical industry (indistinguishable from the bankers and oil companies) that would make them agents of death for their country with the declaration of a “pandemic” emergency or “bio-terrorist” attack. It is completely clear now that the terrorism/bioterrorism structures are scams so that any actions taken to “protect” this country using those laws would in fact be what threatens the existence of Americans.\nIt was aspirin and vaccines that killed millions in 1918-19.  Now it is mandated and unknown, untested vaccines with banned adjuvants in them that threaten the country with millions of deaths.  At the same time, the CDC is holding 500,000 mega-coffins, built to be incinerated, on its property outside Atlanta.  It is clear now that the CDC should not be involved in any way with public health.\nThanks to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), we know that the vaccine schedule is a hoax.\nThe health danger to American children and adults are vaccines.\nAndrew Baker ( FFN) , – Freedom of Information Act in the UK filed by a doctor there has revealed 30 years of secret official documents showing that government experts have\nThe vaccination policy and the Code of Practice of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation ( JCVI): are they at odds?\nHarvard Scientists warn about Epidemic of Side Effects due to Corruption\nSick and Tired by Dr. Robert O. Young – http://www.phoreveryoung.com\nA Second Thought About Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis – http://www.phoreveyoung.com\n‘All Trials’: because no test should go unheralded\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.042221732437610626, 0.04494565725326538, 0.007829206995666027, -0.017924970015883446, 0.08614940196275711, 0.020002534613013268, 0.016208041459321976, 0.060133542865514755, -0.0648248940706253, 0.10282900929450989, 0.04458627104759216, 0.12372197210788727, 0.017369933426380157, 0.06475897133350372, -0.0675964504480362, 0.027686424553394318, -0.0066456058993935585, -0.04407191276550293, -0.05759001895785332, 0.04817797243595123, -0.02631891891360283, 0.030065177008509636, 0.09229123592376709, 0.041029930114746094, -0.058147117495536804, 0.05157012492418289, -0.04364785552024841, -0.07874713093042374, -0.0625908374786377, -0.05164807289838791, 0.03285296633839607, -0.06091674417257309, -0.06345995515584946, 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(311, 'New Study: Vaccinated Children Have 2 to 5 Times More Diseases and Disorders Than Unvaccinated Children', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/07/new-study-vaccinated-children-have-2-to-5-times-more-diseases-and-disorders-than-unvaccinated-children/', 'New Study: Vaccinated Children Have 2 to 5 Times More Diseases and Disorders Than Unvaccinated Children\nThe results are presented in the bar chart below; the complete data and study results are here. The data is compared to the national German KIGGS health study of the children in the general population. Most of the respondents to the survey were from the U.S.\nThe data was collected from parents with vaccine-free children via an internet questionnaire by vaccineinjury.info and Andreas Bachmair, a German classical homeopathic practitioner. The website is not a pretty one (including Google ads for vaccines) but the actual data is what counts. The independent study is self-funded and is not sponsored by a large “credible” non-profit or government health organization with political and financial conflicts of interest. Each one of the 8000 cases are actual cases with medical documentation. Three other studies had similar results according to Bachmair and are reported below.\nNo study of health outcomes of vaccinated people versus unvaccinated has ever been conducted in the U.S. by CDC or any other agency in the 50 years or more of an accelerating schedule of vaccinations (now over 50 doses of 14 vaccines given before kindergarten, 26 doses in the first year). Most data collected by CDC is contained in the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) database. The VAERS is generally thought to contain only 3 to 5 percent of reportable incidents. This is simply because only some immediate reactions are reported by doctors; but many are not admitted to be reactions to the vaccine. Most importantly, the VAERS numbers are only immediate reactions, which I would place with a few hours to a few weeks. Long-term vaccine-induced diseases and disorders are not recognized by parents or doctors when these conditions develop perhaps a few months to five years or more and would never be realized to come from multiple vaccinations. In other words, many children and adults have diseases and disorders that are vaccine induced and they never suspect they are from the vaccines, as this study indicates.\nNew Study: Vaccinated Children Have 2 to 5 Times More Diseases and Disorders Than Unvaccinated Children .\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.014768033288419247, -0.0023009718861430883, -0.04191143438220024, 0.04440957307815552, 0.022355228662490845, 0.04877576231956482, 0.010141958482563496, 0.07971606403589249, 0.010874336585402489, 0.03135724738240242, 0.0666002407670021, 0.004943235777318478, 0.041341956704854965, 0.05175786837935448, -0.03218008577823639, -0.009560600854456425, 0.059586260467767715, -0.03924236074090004, -0.01084992103278637, -0.010387481190264225, -0.08042240142822266, -0.008940632455050945, 0.11395431309938431, 0.016407322138547897, 0.02269456908106804, -0.025889934971928596, -0.01882544346153736, -0.10262864083051682, 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(312, 'The Phenomena of Male Microchimerism in Women and Homosexual Men!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/06/the-phenomena-of-male-microchimerism-in-women-and-homosexual-men/', 'The Phenomena of Male Microchimerism in Women and Homosexual Men!\nWomen (or homosexual men) absorb and carry living DNA and cells from every male they have ever had sexual intercourse with. In fact, anyone who has consumed male spermatozoa into their bodily system has the living anatomical elements and genetic energetic imprint/signature of each individual whose sperm they have consumed or received IN ANY WAY. This phenomena is called “Male Microchimerism” Microchimerism is the harboring of a small number of cells that have originated in a genetically different animal or human.\nMale microchimerism was not infrequent in women without sons. Besides known pregnancies, other possible sources of male microchimerism include unrecognized spontaneous abortion, vanished male twin, an older brother transferred by the maternal circulation, or SEXUAL INTERCOURSE. Male microchimerism was significantly more frequent and levels were higher in women with induced abortion than in women with other pregnancy histories. Further studies are needed to determine specific origins of male microchimerism in women and homosexual men.\nSpermatazoa contains living anatomical elements. When it is impregnated into the human body it swims, attaches and burrows into  tissues, organs and glands. If its in your mouth it swims and climbs into your nasal passages, inner ear, and behind your eyes. Then digs in. It enters your blood-stream and collects in your brain and spine.\nThe male DNA can also pass into and becomes part of a fetus from an entirely different male. So if your girlfriend or spouse has a long track record with other men, then it is highly probable your kids will carry the DNA from her past relationships.\nIs this why the ancient Prophets specifically said it was forbidden to have premarital sex? Is this why they also forbid homosexuality?\nWe have only begun to understand the power and ramifications of male microchimersim in women and homosexual men.\nTo read and learn more about male microchimerism go to the following links:\nMale microchimerism in women without sons: quantitative assessment and correlation with pregnancy history http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16084184/\nMale microchimerism was not infrequent in women without sons. Besides known pregnancies, other possible sources of male microchimerism include unrecognized spontaneous abortion, vanished male twin, an older brother transferred by the maternal circulation, or sexual intercourse. Male microchimerism was significantly more frequent and levels were higher in women with induced abortion than in women with other pregnancy histories. Further studies are needed to determine specific origins of male microchimerism in women.\nWomen absorb and carry living DNA and cells from every male they have sexual intercouse with http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message2299543/pg1\nMale Microchimerism in the Human Female Brain ” In conclusion, male microchimerism is frequent and widely distributed in the human female brain.” http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0045592#pone.0045592-Lambert1\nIn humans, naturally acquired microchimerism has been observed in many tissues and organs. Fetal microchimerism, however, has not been investigated in the human brain. Microchimerism of fetal as well as maternal origin has recently been reported in the mouse brain. In this study, we quantified male DNA in the human female brain as a marker for microchimerism of fetal origin (i.e. acquisition of male DNA by a woman while bearing a male fetus). Targeting the Y-chromosome-specific DYS14 gene, we performed real-time quantitative PCR in autopsied brain from women without clinical or pathologic evidence of neurologic disease (n = 26), or women who had Alzheimer’s disease (n = 33). We report that 63% of the females (37 of 59) tested harbored male microchimerism in the brain. Male microchimerism was present in multiple brain regions. Results also suggested lower prevalence (p = 0.03) and concentration (p = 0.06) of male microchimerism in the brains of women with Alzheimer’s disease than the brains of women without neurologic disease.\nIn conclusion, male microchimerism is frequent and widely distributed in the human female brain.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.05925985798239708, 0.050599586218595505, -0.11823893338441849, 0.027080055326223373, 0.03992905840277672, -0.03782518580555916, 0.08227504044771194, -0.01723724603652954, 0.00594111904501915, 0.07827669382095337, 0.02303566411137581, -0.021788494661450386, -0.05338135361671448, 0.05733764171600342, 0.017014706507325172, -0.017513560131192207, 0.0023598165716975927, -0.006604675203561783, -0.02016412653028965, 0.0758180096745491, 0.04357149079442024, -0.03909236192703247, 0.05097559839487076, -0.10541963577270508, -0.03406364098191261, -0.005518063902854919, 0.007143596187233925, 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(313, 'Kate Hudson Swears By an Alkaline Diet (?) Here’s What She Eats, Plus Her Secret To Her Flat Abs', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/05/kate-hudson-swears-by-an-alkaline-diet-heres-what-she-eats-plus-her-secret-to-her-flat-abs/', 'Kate Hudson Swears By an Alkaline Diet (?) Here’s What She Eats, Plus Her Secret To Her Flat Abs\nKate Hudson Swears By an Alkaline Diet. Here’s What She Eats, Plus The Secret To Her Flat Abs\nKate Hudson and her brother, Oliver Hudson, won the genetic lottery. There’s no question about that. But these two good-looking siblings don’t just rest on their laurels—both lead active, healthy lifestyles and serve as brand ambassadors for Fabletics and FL2 (the new men’s activewear line), respectively. I met up with the Hudson siblings to stare at Kate’s abs and Oliver’s eyes and find out all of their healthy secrets.\nLet’s start with your least favorite workout. “Oh, gosh. Sprints!” Oliver said.\n“See, I like sprints,” Kate responded.\n“In the beach? In the dry sand? Brutal,” Oliver added. I nod in agreement.\n“I think my least favorite workout is just weights. Boring! I love SoulCycle, I really like—there’s this thing called Bella Core in LA, I really like them. It’s like ballet barre. I love Brazilian Butt Lift, it’s like a DVD, and then there’s a girl who actually does something similar in LA.”\nKate, please tell us the secret to your abs. “You just have to work out abs. For me, I think food, too, is huge. But I’ve been doing Pilates for so many years, my main workout is always focused on the core. It’s mainly core. When everything starts from the core, I think that’s where the strength comes from and that should be the center of everything.”\n“Pilates is amazing,” adds Oliver.\n“I think that men should be doing Pilates,” Kate says.\nDo you guys eat healthy all the time? What’s your diet like? The siblings look at each other and laugh. “I had a lot of crap last night,” Oliver says.\n“We did,” Kate confirms. “Our family likes food and loves to have fun. We’re not like a regimented, crazy, you know, everything needs to be perfect [type of family].”\nOK. But, like, your abs… “So, here’s what I do,” Kate says, springing forward in her chair ready to get down to business. “Because I want to be as healthy as possible, I eat alkaline. That’s my go-to. Yesterday I cheated because I was flying and there was food… but it’s no dairy, it’s no wheat, it’s gluten-free, no meat, and no sugar. I just cut all of that out. And no wine and no beer—only vodka and only tequila, straight up.”\nHow strict are you about the alcohol? (Alcohol is NOT alkalizing and is damaging to the liver and pancreas and the number 1 cause of liver and pancreatic cancer) “That’s just my benchmark. Other than that, if I’m out and Oliver and I end up, you know, going wine tasting, I’ll have a great glass or two of wine.”\n“Is wine heavy in calories?” asks Oliver.\n“It’s just acidic,” Kate answers. “So what happens it all reduces… your body becomes acidic. When you start to become more alkaline, it’s just basically healthier. Everything digests better, your blood is [at a proper pH balance.”\nWhat’s your favorite breakfast? (Eggs are NOT Part of the Alkaline Diet and one of the top ten foods never to eat) “I love eggs. Soft boiled eggs. I do a 5-minute soft-boiled egg—it’s my favorite thing on the planet. And when I was a little girl my mom used to make soft-boiled eggs and I hated it. They were so runny.” She shrivels up her face as she talks about it.\n“She made ‘em soft. Real soft! Like with a straw!” He imitates sucking up runny eggs through a straw and Kate recoils.\n“Stop! Stop! So gross. Oliver, stop! Stop! Stop!” she screams. Star siblings: They’re just like us.\nHow do you deal with the blowout vs. workout hair conundrum? “I just put it in a bun. Honestly, there’s a reason why my hair is in a bun all the time. Just put it up, show off those ears, and just, like, go. Every once in a while I’ll take a shower and I’ll be like, oh, it settled nice! That’s not very often. I’m naturally curly and weird and it’s really… I have really high-maintenance hair.”\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03733871877193451, -0.030711721628904343, 0.005393031053245068, 0.09812141954898834, -0.04435908794403076, 0.041197922080755234, 0.014179584570229053, -0.04793482646346092, -0.013131626881659031, -0.05832477658987045, -0.02043582871556282, -0.08249997347593307, -0.056550610810518265, -0.051877833902835846, 0.017972053959965706, -0.02190965600311756, 0.08052961528301239, -0.013858655467629433, -0.10033190250396729, 0.057423319667577744, 0.00014362458023242652, -0.04594041779637337, 0.0943627804517746, 0.10301768779754639, -0.00048052065540105104, 0.043491389602422714, -0.011760100722312927, -0.05382923036813736, -0.07285943627357483, -0.04282981902360916, -0.06321848928928375, -0.00275873439386487, 0.01820189319550991, -0.012565580196678638, 0.004141269251704216, 0.006253463216125965, 0.041550103574991226, 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(314, 'Spend the Summer in the Italian Alps With Dr. Robert O. Young Getting Healthy and Fit!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/05/spend-the-summer-in-the-italian-alps-with-dr-robert-o-young-getting-healthy-and-fit/', 'Spend the Summer in the Italian Alps With Dr. Robert O. Young Getting Healthy and Fit!\npH Miracle® Health Retreat: COMO, ITALY\nJuly 12th to the 18th and July 19th to the 25th, 2015 (sold in one week increments)\nWe are thrilled to make available the pH Miracle Health services in Italy. You will be able to enjoy all of the same benefits of the pH Miracle Center at the Rancho del Sol but in a picturesque setting at the Ti Sana Resort, just outside of Milan, Italy.\nThis unique resort offers luxurious accommodations and tremendous spa amenities. Ti Sana provides all the elegant intimacy of an 18th century noble dwelling located in the historic area of Arlate, near the Adda River which flows from Lake Como in the foot of the Alps. This is the ideal location for a once in a lifetime alkalarian lifestyle experience.\nWe invite you to join us for this spectacular opportunity to grow and heal together. Benefits and Services Available:\nDaily alkaline meals and snacks\nThermography, full-Body ultra sound, and full-body functionality testing\nDaily Colonics: lower bowel cleansing with alkaline infusions to flush-out toxins\nNebulizing to infuse alkalinity and nutrition directly into the blood and tissues\nBasic alkalizine-nutritional supplementation with Young pHorever pH Miracle® products\nUse of resort amenitites: sauna, spa, exercise facilities, walking trails, etc.\nThe pH Miracle Whole Body Healing Retreat is a medically supervised protocol for all symptoms of sickness, dis-ease or so-called disease. Anyone can attend if they are ambulatory.\nRetreat participation requires booking in a one week increments, not per day.\nTransportation will be provided to and from the Milan, Italy Airport to the Resort.\n$13,200* per week (Includes $5,200 for Full-Body Medical Diagnostic Testing) for Single occupancy or $12,200* per week (Includes $5,200 for Full-Body Medical Diagnostic Testing) for Double Occupancy\nAccommodations (Only for the Dates listed. 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(315, 'Vaccines Cause Injury and Death! –  Here Is The Report From The US Department of Justice!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/05/vaccines-cause-injury-and-death-here-is-the-report-from-the-us-department-of-justice/', 'Vaccines Cause Injury and Death! –  Here Is The Report From The US Department of Justice!\nThe Department of Justice issues a report on vaccine injuries and deaths every quarter to the Advisory Commission on Childhood Vaccines (Click on “Meeting Book – PDF – 12 MB” for June 4 meeting). There are 163 cases for vaccine injuries and deaths for the period 2/16/2015 through 5/15/2015.\nThese quarterly reports on vaccine injuries and death settlements from the U.S. vaccine court are seldom, if ever, reported in the mainstream media. We report them here at Health Impact News . Here is the June 4, 2015 report:\nMost of the Public is Unaware that there is a Vaccine Court\nIn November of 2014 the Government Accounting Office (GAO) issued the first report on America’s “Vaccine Court,” known as the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (NVICP), in almost 15 years. Most citizens of the United States are not even aware that there is something called the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program , and that if you suffer harm or death due to a vaccine, that you cannot sue the manufacturer of the vaccine, but you must sue the Federal Government and try to obtain compensation from the Vaccine Injury Compensation Trust Fund, which is funded by taxes paid on vaccines.\nThis is because Congress gave the pharmaceutical companies immunity against lawsuits for injuries or deaths resulting in vaccines in 1986. Prior to this time, there were so many lawsuits pending against pharmaceutical companies for injuries and deaths due to vaccines, that the pharmaceutical industry basically blackmailed Congress and told them that if they did not grant them legal immunity against the liabilities of vaccines, that they would quit making them. These vaccine products cannot survive in a free market, they are so bad.\nThe November 2014 GAO report criticized the government for not making the public more aware that the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program exists, and that there are funds available for vaccine injuries. Therefore, the settlements represented by vaccine injuries and deaths included in the DOJ report probably represent a small fraction of the actual vaccine injuries and deaths occurring in America today .\nThe Federal Vaccine Court is Not Helping Victims of Vaccine Injuries and Vaccine Deaths\nIs the Government Trying to Hide Statistics Showing Increase in Vaccine Injuries and Deaths?\nThe June 4, 2015 report published here shows a definite increase in compensations for vaccine injuries and deaths from the last report issued on March 5, 2015 , and previous reports before then. You can review previous DOJ reports for vaccine injuries and deaths compensated by the U.S. Government here .\nInvestigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson, a former CBS Evening News correspondent, recently reported that the government has deleted some vaccine data from their websites.\nIn March, the federal government removed the latest vaccine injury court statistics—more than a year’s worth of data—from one of its publicly reported charts. It was an abrupt departure from the normal practice of updating the figures monthly.\nWiping the latest data means the “adjudication” chart on a government website no longer reflects the recent, sharp rise in court victories for plaintiffs who claimed their children were seriously injured or killed by one or more vaccines.\nSince January of 2014, twice as many victims have won court decisions than the previous eight years combined. In these court decisions, a judge ruled the evidence showed vaccines “more likely than not” caused the plaintiff’s injuries.\nAlso on the rise is the number of vaccine injury cases the government has “conceded”: up 55% in a little over one year.\nAs a result of the recent website changes, neither of these trends is reflected on the current “adjudication” chart.\nRecent Rise in Vaccine Victims’ Court Decisions and Concessions Not Reflected in Revised Government Chart\nSharyl Attkisson has reported a similar difficulty in obtaining vaccine injury data from government websites:\nAnother recent change made vaccine injury data more difficult to find. The “adjudication” chart used to be the first item that showed up on the statistics page. But that has been replaced by language stating that vaccines are safe and effective.\nDoes the Flu Shot and other Vaccines Cause Guillain-Barré Syndrome?\nGuillain-Barré Syndrome is a known side effect of the flu shot, and even just a cursory review of the cases being compensated for vaccine injuries are overwhelmingly for those people suffering from Guillain-Barré Syndrome. The government wants the public to believe that this is rare, affecting only “one or two” people for every million flu shots. With about 130 million flu shots administered each year, that would be 130 to 260 cases a year.\nBut just in these DOJ reports alone, we can see over 150 cases awarded compensation for Guillain-Barré Syndrome injuries (including deaths) due to the flu shot. And just a tiny fraction of the population is even aware that the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program even exists . Add to this the fact that most people believe the flu shot is harmless (because that’s what most doctors and the government claim), so they would never associate developing Guillain-Barré Syndrome with the vaccine.\nWhat is Guillain-Barré Syndrome? Here is the definition the CDC gives:\nGuillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) is a rare disorder in which a person’s own immune system damages their nerve cells, causing muscle weakness and sometimes paralysis. GBS can cause symptoms that last for a few weeks. Most people recover fully from GBS, but some people have permanent nerve damage. In very rare cases, people have died of GBS, usually from difficulty breathing.\nCompare this to the CDC definition for Polio, which is supposedly a “vaccine preventable” disease:\nPolio is an infectious disease caused by a virus that lives in the throat and intestinal tract. Up to about 72% of susceptible persons infected with polio have no symptoms. However, infected persons without symptoms can still spread the virus and cause others to develop polio. About 24% of infected susceptible persons have minor symptoms such as fever, sore throat, upset stomach, or flu-like symptoms and have no paralysis or other serious symptoms. About 1-5% develop aseptic meningitis with stiffness of the back, back, or legs, and in some persons increased or abnormal sensations a few days after the minor illness resolves. These symptoms typically last from two to ten days, followed by complete recovery. Less than 1% of polio cases result in paralysis of the limbs (usually the legs). Of those cases resulting in paralysis, 5-10% of the patients die when the respiratory muscles are paralyzed.\nDoctors Who are Not Vaccine Extremists Question Vaccines, Especially the Flu Shot!\nAs can clearly be seen by the government’s own vaccine statistics, vaccines are both dangerous and deadly. There are many doctors across the U.S. who understand this, and do not adhere to the extremist vaccine positions, that ALL vaccines are good, for ALL people, ALL the time, by force if necessary. The vaccine debate is not a debate between extremist positions, but a debate that in reality looks at the merit of each vaccine, and the impact of the vaccine schedule with so many vaccines being given together. For more information, see:\nMedical Doctors Opposed to Forced Vaccinations – Should Their Views be Silenced?\nHe worked on vaccine safety and efficacy for more than 30 years. He was one of four scientists that worked to replace the DTP vaccine, a vaccine that caused every child to become sick with a high fever at the time of vaccination, with the DTAP vaccine, which is a more purified vaccine and causes illness due to fever in only 3% of those vaccinated.\nIn the video above, he explains that the flu shot causes Guillain-Barré Syndrome , and that the flu shot is not very effective in preventing the flu. He also explains that the CDC does not follow the law for vaccines in requiring long-term safety testing for the influenza vaccine like they do with other vaccines, as it is impossible to test a vaccine that changes every year. So the flu vaccine is basically an experimental vaccine that they want to give out to 300 million people every year. There are also no studies showing the safety of giving the flu vaccine to the same person every single year. However, Dr. Geier points out that the CDC is in the business of distributing flu vaccines, because they represent 300 million doses per year, whereas all the childhood vaccines together only number 20 million.\nDr. Geier goes on to explain that flu is “the wrong thing to vaccinate against” because you have to keep re-vaccinating against it every year, unlike childhood infectious diseases, such as smallpox, that are only vaccinated for once. Dr. Geier points out how ridiculous it is spend billions of dollars on a vaccine that might, at its best, save about 50 lives a year, when there are far more serious problems causing death that are more worthy of that kind of expenditure.\nPrevious DOJ Reports on Vaccine Injuries and Deaths\nby Attorney Jonathan Emord Free Shipping Available!\nDr. Andrew Moulden: Every Vaccine Produces Harm\nCanadian physician Dr. Andrew Moulden provided clear scientific evidence to prove that every dose of vaccine given to a child or an adult produces harm. The truth that he uncovered was rejected by the conventional medical system and the pharmaceutical industry. Nevertheless, his warning and his message to America remains as a solid legacy of the man who stood up against big pharma and their program to vaccinate every person on the Earth.\nDr. Moulden died unexpectedly in November of 2013 at age 49.\n– See more at: http://vaccineimpact.com/2015/vaccine-injuries-and-deaths-continue-to-increase-in-federal-vaccine-court/#sthash.Io58AmyU.Y9XM8SHu.dpuf\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.020526917651295662, 0.023316990584135056, -0.004876286722719669, -0.00851764902472496, 0.06573601812124252, 0.09076990932226181, 0.05842247232794762, 0.09338312596082687, 0.00915693398565054, 0.12382175028324127, 0.029639851301908493, 0.01872902363538742, 0.039431024342775345, 0.030306383967399597, -0.03917946666479111, 0.02237170934677124, 0.050930652767419815, 0.017551597207784653, -0.00828106701374054, 0.03879262134432793, -0.04649399593472481, 0.08069505542516708, 0.06855413317680359, 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(317, 'Over 4.5 Million pH Miracle Books Sold Worldwide!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/05/over-4-5-million-ph-miracle-books-sold-worldwide/', 'Over 4.5 Million pH Miracle Books Sold Worldwide!\nDr. Robert O Young at the Hachette Book Group (HBG) – a leading US trade publisher and a division of the third largest trade and educational book publisher in the world, Hachette Livre.\nhttp://www.hachettebookgroup.com/…/ph-miracl…/9780446556187/\nhttp://www.hachettebookgroup.com/…/the-ph-mi…/9781478925989/\nhttp://www.hachettebookgroup.com/…/the-ph-mi…/9780446551106/\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.01884879358112812, -0.04879676178097725, 0.05737757682800293, 0.04084032028913498, -0.06351741403341293, 0.04863366112112999, -0.022503620013594627, 0.08621663600206375, -0.005781655665487051, 0.017406657338142395, 0.05286114290356636, 0.10055568814277649, 0.012199856340885162, -0.06097312271595001, -0.08208715915679932, 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(318, 'Top Alkaline Questions – True or False: Part 2', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/04/top-alkaline-questions-true-or-false-part-2/', 'Top Alkaline Questions – True or False: Part 2\nEvery day I am asked questions about things, practices, food and beverages toting to be alkaline or which have an alkalizing effect that clearly do no and are not. Often I meet with new clients who have been working on an “alkaline system” or who have received “alkaline advice” or who have been doing all sorts of “alkaline cures” and eating alkaline, clearly were not; otherwise their symptoms would have disappeared and the root of their health issues would have already cleared and healed. It’s true we are alkaline by design and acidic by function. There is only one sickness, illness and disease though with many names and faces. It’s over acidification of the body fluids, tissues, muscles, organs and bones.\nThere is only one solution, reverse the condition of over acidification by eliminating the acidic build up in the body through the four channels of elimination and allow the body to restore and heal itself by honouring the innate alkaline design of the body, for when it is restored the body naturally heals itself. It is obvious when we look at our blood for the blood never lies but our mind and traditional training can fool us. I am always surprised when I listen to someone’s story and then look at their blood. It is such an eye opener and refreshing at the same time. So I am putting all those questions, issues, myths and false educational totes here for you in hopes that you may benefit. There are a total of 20 myths. Ten of which we posted last week. Now here are the last ten you have been waiting to read. Ready… here we go!\n11. Gluten is the culprit and dangerous for us.TRUE and FALSE. Yes…. it makes a glue like substance inside of us like paper mache. But there is so much more to it. It’s all grains especially stored grains. They are 100% acidic. Just like graining a horse causes colic, ulcers and can flip their stomach; it creates harm to us too! Grains congest our bowel, increase our sugar load and upset our delicate pH. The few exceptions occasionally would be quinoa, wild rice or basmati brown rice, buckwheat and only in small servings. Then there are sprouted grains, still acidic in bread form. And different from fresh sprouts which are healthy alkaline greens, ONLY if they are grown and cared for properly. Otherwise they can collect mould and mildew fairly quickly if not attended to in a timely fashion.\n12. Coffee is healthy for us. FALSE. It is 100% liquid acid that stresses out our body especially our liver and kidney and robs our fluids, tissues, organs and bones of alkaline minerals cause unlimited health concerns ulcers, acid reflux, headaches, synapses corrosion, poor eye sight and more.\n13. Tea is better than coffee. FALSE. Dried tea leaves have mould in them from the drying process and are 100% liquid acid affecting the same body parts as coffee. And yes, macha green tea is acidic too. Best to make fresh teas from lemons, limes and fresh green herbs.\n14. Too much water is harmful. FALSE. Our body uses water to keep us internally flowing and clean. What we don’t need gets discarded. However the water does need to be alkaline otherwise we are adding more liquid acidity to our bodies and not benefitting the way we could be thriving.\n15. Pro-biotic, pre-biotic and digestive enzymes help us and improve our health. BIG FALSE. These three are 100% acidic. They act like Pac Man and go into our gut to help clean it up from build-up stuck food that is 100% acidic anyways, by eating the chronic impacted bowel. However, when they are done eating the waste they continue to eat us… our tissue from the inside out. It leads to bowel issues and eventually causing long term harmful side effects. It is a dangerous way to get short term relief with long term health issues. Now how about those “friendly flora” aka bacteria, that everyone natters about. Yes, they are 100% acidic and are only present when the bowel is congested. It’s our system breaking down internally to save itself. It knows what to do to keep us healthy but when we fill it full of acidic trash it can’t keep up and goes into holding, fermenting and bloating mode. No need for more “friendly flora” aka bacteria to add to the “clutter”. It’s kind of like stuffing an already filthy full closest with more junk and we all know that one day that closet is going to need to be cleaned out if we want to continue using it. So, clean it out properly the first time; do a liquid green feast for 5-10 days allowing your body to come back to harmony. This may be required a few times. You know, like the initial clean and then the revamp and organization phase of a closet. Did you know that even aloe vera juice/gel is a “natural digestive enzyme” and if over done can create long term issues in our bowel. The answer is to stop putting the acidic toxic food in, chew your food well and drink green juice, intake healthy oils and water to keep the bowel clean and healthy.\n16. Anti-biotics get rid of illness. TRUE and FALSE. Anti-biotic are 100% acidic. When they enter our body they shock our alkaline buffering system at an alarming rate. Kind of like adding bleach to shock a dirty pool to clear it up! What happens is because of over load of chemical acidity from the medication our body is forced to once again rob our tissues, muscles, organs and bones of our very own minerals (sodium, magnesium, potassium and calcium) to encapsulate the acidic illness, usher it out one of our four channels of elimination (bowels, urine, breathe or lymphatics) and restore harmony back to our body. Short term relief with long term side effects once again. When really all we need to do it boost our own system with electron rich alkaline foods and beverages and return to vibrancy.\n17. Salt is bad for you. TRUE AND FALSE. Typical table salt is processed, bleached and toxic and dangerous for our health. Coloured sea salt is low in sodium and high in minerals. Every one of our systems relies on the electrical potential of salt so that we can be healthy. Our body’s pH affects every single system in our body. Our pH for all our fluids, tissues and organs are alkaline aka salty. If sea salt was bad for us the ocean would die and so would all the creatures including us (fyi the ocean pH needs to be 8.3 and it has slid to 8.2) Sea salt is life. FYI… craving sugar is our body’s way of showing us it needs sustainable energy… SALT. Eat healthy coloured sea salt, lose the sugar cravings and improve your health at the same time. Here is the simple equations of life… Salt is Sol. Sol is Soul. Soul is Energy. Energy is Life. Life is Salt!\n18. Healthy Oils…. it is good to cook with oils. FALSE. After reading Fats that Heal and Fats that Kill by Udo Erasmus, I will never put any oil in a pan again. When you heat oils past 112° they turn rancid and are in no way healthy in that state. One exception is coconut oil which can be heated to 176° before it is altered (from The Miracle of Coconut oil by Bruce Fife) Still NEVER heat an oil. Without professional temperature control you cannot tell if the oil turn toxic. Healthy fats are necessary for optimal health, not all fats are bad not even all saturated fats are bad, for example Coconut oil is a saturated fat but it is a medium chain fatty acid and most all saturated fats are long chain fatty acids and long chain fatty acids are not good quality fats. Remember all coconut products are now pasteurized in North America so maybe not the best food source. I do use it for oil pulling in my mouth after I brush my teeth and then spit it out.\nFats help the body stockpile certain nutrients as well. The so-called “fat-soluble” vitamins—A, D, E and K. FYI olive oil and avocados are full of vitamin K, necessary for building our fibrin net protein in our blood and giving it strength. Healthy oils are needed to develop cell membrane walls (the brain of all cells says cellular biologist, Dr. Bruce Lipton), to nature and support brain function, our nervous system, blood cell production, for glowing supple skin, bowel movements and emotions well being. We require 1/3 cup of healthy oils daily!\n19. Alkalinity improves health, reverses illness and disease and improves your sex drive. TRUE TRUE TRUE! We are alkaline by design and acidic by our bodily functions. When we keep our 4 channels of elimination (bowels, urine, lymphatics and breathe) clean, clear and open we eliminate acidic build up. There is only one disease; over acidification of our fluids, tissues, muscles, organs and bones. Even sexual dysfunction is a build up of acidity.\n20. Can thoughts, feelings and emotions affect our pH? TRUE. They release metabolic acid. In fact they can release 2-3x more acid than a food or beverage. Their preferred way to exit the body is out through the connective and lympathic system. If not eliminated properly they can damage our organs if it becomes chronic… fear weakens the stomach, anger weakens the liver, grief weakens the lungs, pissed off weakens the kidneys and heart break weakens the heart. On the other hand love, peace and joy strengthen our body parts and immune system! So manage yourself well. It’s a lifestyle and not solely about nutrition.\nYou see we are alkaline by design and when we tend to that and nourish it, we flourish. We are acidic by function and when we take care of our four channels of elimination and discard our metabolic acid waste from functioning, we flourish in health and vitality.\nI t is quite simple; put alkalinity in and keep our systems flowing with lots of water and healthy oils so all of our systems get flushed out daily! We are what we ingest.\nDonna Porteous, pH Nutritional Microscopist donnadporteous@gmail.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.038310036063194275, -0.01268060877919197, 0.07257294654846191, 0.06758816540241241, -0.0686454102396965, 0.028250286355614662, 0.040547095239162445, 0.022353390231728554, -0.021251987665891647, 0.032700005918741226, -0.025185473263263702, -0.03367039933800697, 0.004033845383673906, -0.012999341823160648, -0.028309721499681473, -0.02766312286257744, 0.017695248126983643, 0.013636507093906403, -0.09459613263607025, 0.056497544050216675, 0.009206710383296013, 0.044390708208084106, 0.0016755062388256192, -0.0031107247341424227, -0.03285462036728859, 0.043364305049180984, 0.023245077580213547, -0.08800265938043594, -0.0310920812189579, -0.07726340740919113, 0.018434680998325348, 0.011891474947333336, 0.06044532731175423, -0.08480025827884674, -0.0496850349009037, 0.01614089123904705, -0.03227690979838371, 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(319, 'Spend the Summer In Como, Italy with Dr. Robert O. Young Getting Healthy and Fit!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/03/spend-the-summer-in-como-italy-with-dr-robert-o-young-getting-healthy-and-fit/', 'Spend the Summer In Como, Italy with Dr. Robert O. Young Getting Healthy and Fit!\nThe pH Miracle Ti Sana Retreat in Como, Italy\nJuly 12th – July 18th and July 19th – July 25th 2015 (sold in one week increments) Call 760-484-1075 for more information.\nWe are thrilled to make available the pH Miracle Health services in Italy. You will be able to enjoy all of the same benefits of the pH Miracle Center at the Rancho del Sol but in a picturesque setting at the pH Miracle Ti Sana Resort, just outside of Milan, Italy.\nThis unique resort offers luxurious accommodations and tremendous spa amenities. Ti Sana provides all the elegant intimacy of an 18th century noble dwelling located in the historic area of Arlate, near the Adda River which flows from Lake Como in the foot of the Alps. This is the ideal location for a once in a lifetime alkalarian lifestyle experience.\nWe invite you to join us for this spectacular opportunity to grow and heal together.\nBenefits and Services Available:\nDaily alkaline meals and snacks\nFull-Body Thermography, Full-Body Ultra Sound, and Full-Body functionality testing\nDaily Colonics: lower bowel cleansing with alkaline infusions to flush-out toxins\nNebulizing to infuse alkalinity and nutrition directly into the blood and tissues\nBasic alkalizine-nutritional supplementation with Young pHorever pH Miracle® products\nUse of resort amenitites: sauna, spa, exercise facilities, walking trails, etc.\nThe pH Miracle Whole Body Healing Retreat is a medically supervised protocol for all symptoms of sickness, dis-ease or so-called disease. Anyone can attend if they are ambulatory.\nTransportation will be provided to and from the Milan, Italy Airport to the Resort.\n$13,200* per week for Single occupancy or $12,200* per week for Double Occupancy\nAccommodations (Only for the Dates listed. Arrive on on the 12th or 19th and depart 19th or 26th. You must pay for the extra nights if you arrive or depart before the listed event days.)\nInstruction from Dr. Young and Dr. Galina Migalko, MD\nThermography, full-body ultra sound, and full-body 3d functionality testing\nTransportation to and from Milan Airport\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.025724368169903755, 0.009170540608465672, 0.05226520448923111, 0.06772930175065994, -0.03722958266735077, 0.016600584611296654, -0.005233884323388338, 0.05443435162305832, -0.02047390677034855, -0.0692654401063919, 0.08033442497253418, -0.05439475551247597, 0.016538742929697037, 0.10357560962438583, 0.05042135715484619, -0.0094978716224432, 0.026060452684760094, -0.029057372361421585, 0.022331414744257927, 0.005850208457559347, 0.047030169516801834, -0.052758533507585526, -0.009285986423492432, 0.01695248670876026, -0.027260666713118553, 0.024713510647416115, -0.03011345863342285, 0.023323947563767433, 0.0037707635201513767, 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(320, 'Top 20 Alkaline Questions TRUE or FALSE', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/03/top-20-alkaline-questions-true-or-false/', 'Top 20 Alkaline Questions TRUE or FALSE\nEvery day I am asked questions about things, practices, food and beverages toting to be alkaline or which have an alkalizing effect that clearly do no and are not. Often I meet with new clients who have been working on an “alkaline system” or who have received “alkaline advice” or who have been doing all sorts of “alkaline cures” and eating alkaline, clearly were not; otherwise their symptoms would have disappeared and the root of their health issues would have already cleared and healed. It’s true we are alkaline by design and acidic by function. There is only one sickness, illness and disease though with many names and faces. It’s over acidification of the body fluids, tissues, muscles, organs and bones.\nThere is only one solution, reverse the condition of over acidification by eliminating the acidic build up in the body through the four channels of elimination and allow the body to restore and heal itself by honouring the innate alkaline design of the body, for when it is restored the body naturally heals itself. It is obvious when we look at our blood for the blood never lies but our mind and traditional training can fool us. I am always surprised when I listen to someone’s story and then look at their blood. It is such an eye opener and refreshing at the same time. So I am putting all those questions, issues, myths and false educational totes here for you in hopes that you may benefit. There are a total of 20 myths so I have shared 10 this week and the last 10 will be in next week’s issue.\n1. Apple cider vinegar is alkaline. Absolutely FALSE. It is highly acidic just like all other vinegars and robs our body of our own natural alkaline buffers; sodium, magnesium, potassium and calcium. It is made from fermenting apples. Right from get go it is acidic because apples are too! Being a vinegar, it is also a neuro toxin. It is fermented which means rotten. This goes for ALL fermented foods. They are rotten and do not belong in our body. They may appear to give results but I assure you it is short term and at a long term risk to your health. To test this out we used pH strips to test our saliva. First we tested our saliva base number. It was 7.4. When we ingested the apple cider vinegar our saliva pH in 30 seconds went highly acidic to a 4. When tested in another 30 seconds it went highly alkaline to a 10 (this was our body naturally compensating for the acidic overload and purging our buffers mostly sodium). Then the miracle happened. In another 30 seconds it went back to our normal healthy 7. 4 on the pH scale, slightly over alkaline. So apple cider vinegar is toxic, fermented acid and does not belong in our body. We all know that vinegars are acidic, all vinegars! Common sense.. grade 3 science… vinegar is acid.\n2. Fruit is alkaline. FALSE. Fruit is fructose aka sugar which is acidic. There are two types of food and beverages; alkaline or acidic. This makes life very easy and simple and true health even easier. Sugar aka acid equals illness and disease. There are 5 friendly fruits that either are or have an alkalizing effect on our body; avocados, lemons, limes, coloured bell peppers, tomatoes and occasionally grapefruit. Yep all those berries, apples, pineapples, mangoes, bananas, grapes etc are all high sugar and acidic. Even though they may tote health benefits, they are 100% acidic with damaging long term side effects. You can get all the benefits without the acidic intoxication from eating and drinking green coloured veggies. However, if you are eating traditional fruit eat it in the morning on an empty stomach and 20 minutes away from all other food and beverages. And never mix it with any “healthy” item like yogurt or granola… it’s alcohol poisoning at this point as it begins to ferment and make acetaldehyde from fermenting in your bowel.\n3. Mushrooms are healthy for us and are an alkaline veggie. FALSE. They are mould and fungus and 100% acidic. Think about how they grow and what they naturally grow out of…. right! NO more mushrooms.\n4. Natural sugars are okay like honey or maple syrup. FALSE. Both are sugar and sugar to the body is sugar! Besides maple syrup is full of mould which often is visible in the bottle before it is even opened. It grows in the sap and is still in the syrup once boiled down. I can assure you that after all the years of tapping, boiling, bottling and selling it I have seen my fair share of this. Yes, yummy, natural but 100% acidic and toxic to us.\n5. We need lots of protein. FALSE. We only need 5g daily of a healthy digestible usable protein. Greens (chlorophyll) builds healthy blood which builds healthy body cells used for tissue, muscle, organs and bone cells. That means with green plant based nutritional source, 100 calories of dark leafy greens like kale or spinach has double the protein of any meat. Get your greens on and build strong healthy muscle easier, faster and less down/burn time because there is way less acidic build up.\n6. Whey is a healthy protein source. FALSE. Whey is a toxic acid with side effects that cause congestion in our body systems leading to acidic poisoning. Whey is the scum bubbled up from making cheese, then skimmed off the top, dried and processed and then packaged and sold as “protein” supplement. Once again it has been funnelled into profits and business as our health risk. All it does is make our blood sick and congested. So all those pre-fab shakes and smoothies are adding to your health issues and concerns. Healthy food has no side effects. It also has no bar code unless it is fresh vegetable and needed to be bagged for produce department.\n7. Eggs are good for us. FALSE. Eggs are full of thousands of bacteria and acidic… looks like bugs under a microscope. They are a chicken’s period, a potential little chic.\n8. We need dairy for calcium. FALSE. Dairy is very dirty and full of thousands of puss cells per liter plus it is liquid sugar and 100% acidic. It contains animal casein which is for building animal hooves and interferes with our human design. It is meant for calves not humans. It is a government business. By ingesting dairy in all its forms we rob our body of minerals as it tries to buffer the acidic liquid or cream sugar. Our body saves us by purging calcium out of our bones to buffer the acids from it…. thus osteoarthritis and osteoporosis. Eat dark leafy greens to get way more calcium and zero negative side effects.\n9. “Healthy Chocolate”, organic cocoa/cocao has health benefits and good for us. Believe me, I wish I could lie on this one but NOT. FALSE. All, yes ALL have two lethal ingredients… theobromine and methobromine and 100% acidic. If any of it is ingested by an animal it can kill them. It does the same to us too. The death is just slower with longs side effects like constipation, spastic bowel, skin irruptions, headaches and such.\n10. Nuts and seeds are good for us. TRUE and FALSE. All food needs to be liquefied before it goes into our small intestinal tract. Nuts and seeds NEVER liquefy and become lodged in our bowel to fester and irritate us thus compromising our gut health. Nuts carry mould, mildew and bacteria in the air space between the skin and the shell. Almonds have the least amount of space and therefore less opportunity to be contaminated. Still drink your nuts… as in almond milk. Best to make your own fresh but if you buy make sure it has fewest ingredients and no carrageenan.\nStayed tuned for the last ten in next week’s issue. In summary, we are alkaline by design and when we tend to that and nourish ourselves with it, we flourish. We are acidic by function and when we take care of our four channels of elimination and discard our dietary and metabolic acidic waste from consuming and functioning, we flourish in health and vitality.\nIt is quite simple; put alkalinity in and keep our systems flowing with lots of water and healthy oils so all of our systems get flushed out daily! We are what we ingest.\nFor more pH reading I suggest reading The pH Miracle for Living by Dr.  Robert O Young – http://www.phoreveryoung.com\nDonna Porteous, pH Nutritional Microscopist donnadporteous@gmail.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.044399771839380264, 0.0009124357020482421, 0.07206881046295166, 0.06454595178365707, -0.06565184891223907, 0.03552417829632759, 0.03775074705481529, 0.03167888522148132, -0.04074213281273842, 0.026600811630487442, -0.02699732966721058, -0.031956981867551804, 0.009010666981339455, -0.005182252731174231, -0.029888639226555824, -0.02502829022705555, 0.007389097008854151, 0.013095483183860779, -0.0987066999077797, 0.03419094532728195, 8.716525189811364e-05, 0.04751046001911163, 0.016120964661240578, 0.013355687260627747, -0.03000642918050289, 0.03204275667667389, 0.018842890858650208, -0.08740001916885376, -0.04506322368979454, -0.0734981894493103, 0.02658061496913433, 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(321, '53 Scientific Articles Validating Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle Diet and its Health Benefits!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/02/53-scientific-articles-validating-dr-robert-o-youngs-ph-miracle-diet-and-its-health-benefits/', '53 Scientific Articles Validating Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle Diet and its Health Benefits!\nThe Alkaline Diet: Is There Evidence That an Alkaline pH Diet Benefits Health?\nLife on earth depends on appropriate pH levels in and around living organisms and cells. Human life requires a tightly controlled pH level in the serum of about 7.4 (a slightly alkaline range of 7.35 to 7.45) to survive [ 1 ].\nAs a comparison, in the past 100 years with increasing industrialization, the pH of the ocean has dropped from 8.2 to 8.1 because of increasing CO2 deposition. This has a negative impact on life in the ocean [ 1 , 2 ] and may lead to the collapse of the coral reefs [ 3 ]. Even the pH of the soil in which plants are grown can have considerable influence on the mineral content of the food we eat (as minerals are used as buffers to maintain pH). The ideal pH of soil for the best overall availability of essential nutrients is between 6 and 7. Acidic soils below pH of 6 may have reduced calcium and magnesium, and soil above pH 7 may result in chemically unavailable iron, manganese, copper and zinc. Adding dolomite and manure are ways of raising pH in an acid soil environment when the pH is below 6 [ 4 ].\nWhen it comes to the pH and net acid load in the human diet, there has been considerable change from the hunter gather civilization to the present [ 5 ]. With the agricultural revolution (last 10,000 years) and even more recently with industrialization (last 200 years), there has been an decrease in potassium (K) compared to sodium (Na) and an increase in chloride compared to bicarbonate found in the diet [ 6 ]. The ratio of potassium to sodium has reversed, K/Na previously was 10 to 1 whereas the modern diet has a ratio of 1 to 3 [ 7 ]. It is generally accepted that agricultural humans today have a diet poor in magnesium and potassium as well as fiber and rich in saturated fat, simple sugars, sodium, and chloride as compared to the preagricultural period [ 6 ]. This results in a diet that may induce metabolic acidosis which is mismatched to the genetically determined nutritional requirements [ 8 ]. With aging, there is a gradual loss of renal acid-base regulatory function and a resultant increase in diet-induced metabolic acidosis while on the modern diet [ 9 ]. A low-carbohydrate high-protein diet with its increased acid load results in very little change in blood chemistry, and pH, but results in many changes in urinary chemistry. Urinary magnesium levels, urinary citrate and pH are decreased, urinary calcium, undissociated uric acid, and phosphate are increased. All of these result in an increased risk for kidney stones [ 10 ].\nMuch has been written in the lay literature as well as many online sites expounding on the benefits of the alkaline diet. This paper is an attempt to balance the evidence that is found in the scientific literature.\n2. The Role of pH in Various Cells, Organs, and Membranes\nThe pH in our body may vary considerably from one area to another with the highest acidity in the stomach (pH of 1.35 to 3.5) to aid in digestion and protect against opportunistic microbial organisms. But even in the stomach, the layer just outside the epithelium is quite basic to prevent mucosal injury. It has been suggested that decreased gastric lining secretion of bicarbonates and a decrease in the alkaline/acid secretion in duodenal ulcer patients may play a significant role in duodenal ulcers [ 11 ]. The skin is quite acidic (pH 4–6.5) to provide an acid mantle as a protective barrier to the environment against microbial overgrowth. There is a gradient from the outer horny layer (pH 4) to the basal layer (pH 6.9) [ 12 ]. This is also seen in the vagina where a pH of less than 4.7 protects against microbial overgrowth [ 13 ].\nThe urine may have a variable pH from acid to alkaline depending on the need for balancing the internal environment. Acid excretion in the urine can be estimated by a formula described by Remer (sulfate + chloride + 1.8x phosphate + organic acids) minus (sodium + potassium + 2x calcium + 2x magnesium) mEq [ 14 ]. Foods can be categorized by the potential renal acid loads (PRALs) see Table 2 . Fruits, vegetables, fruit juices, potatoes, and alkali-rich and low phosphorus beverages (red and white wine, mineral soda waters) having a negative acid load. Whereas, grain products, meats, dairy products, fish, and alkali poor and low phosphorus beverages (e.g., pale beers, cocoa) have relatively high acid loads [ 15 ]. Measurement of pH of the urine (reviewed in a recent study with two morning specimens done over a five-year span) did not predict bone fractures or loss of bone mineral density [ 16 ]. However, this may not be reflective of being on an alkaline or acid diet throughout this time. For more details, see Table 1 .\n3. Chronic Acidosis and Bone Disease\nCalcium in the form of phosphates and carbonates represents a large reservoir of base in our body. In response to an acid load such as the modern diet these salts are released into the systemic circulation to bring about pH homeostasis [ 7 ]. It has been estimated that the quantity of calcium lost in the urine with the modern diet over time could be as high as almost 480 gm over 20 years or almost half the skeletal mass of calcium [ 21 ]. However, urinary losses of calcium are not a direct measure of osteoporosis. There are many regulatory factors that may compensate for the urinary calcium loss. When the arterial pH is in the normal range, a mild reduction of plasma bicarbonate results in a negative calcium balance which could benefit from supplementing bicarbonate in the form of potassium bicarbonate [ 22 ]. It has been found that bicarbonate, which increases the alkali content of a diet, but not potassium may attenuate bone loss in healthy older adults [ 23 ]. The bone minerals that are wasted in the urine may not have complete compensation through intestinal absorption, which is thought to result in osteoporosis. However, adequate vitamin D with a 25(OH)D level of >80 nmol/L may allow for appropriate intestinal absorption of calcium and magnesium and phosphate when needed [ 24 ]. Sadly, most populations are generally deficient in vitamin D especially in northern climates [ 25 ]. In chronic renal failure, correction of metabolic acidosis with bicarbonate significantly improves parathyroid levels and levels of the active form of vitamin D 1,25(OH)2D3 [ 26 ]. Recently, a study has shown the importance of phosphate in Remer’s PRAL formula. According to the formula it would be expected that an increase in phosphate should result in an increase in urinary calcium loss and a negative calcium balance in bone [ 27 ]. It should be noted that supplementation with phosphate in patients with bed rest reduced urinary calcium excretion but did not prevent bone loss [ 28 ]. The most recent systematic review and meta-analysis has shown that calcium balance is maintained and improved with phosphate which is quite contrary to the acid-ash hypothesis [ 29 ]. As well a recent study looking at soda intake (which has a significant amount of phosphate) and osteoporosis in postmenopausal American first nations women did not find a correlation [ 30 ]. It is quite possible that the high acid content according to Remer’s classification needs to be looked at again in light of compensatory phosphate intake. There is online information promoting an alkaline diet for bone health as well as a number of books. However, a recent systematic review of the literature looking for evidence supporting the alkaline diet for bone health found no protective role of dietary acid load in osteoporosis [ 31 ].\nAnother element of the modern diet is the excess of sodium in the diet. There is evidence that in healthy humans the increased sodium in the diet can predict the degree of hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis when consuming a net acid producing diet [ 32 ]. As well, there is evidence that there are adverse effects of sodium chloride in the aging population. A high sodium diet will exacerbate disuse-induced bone and muscle loss during immobilization by increasing bone resorption and protein wasting [ 33 ]. Excess dietary sodium has been shown to result in hypertension and osteoporosis in women [ 34 , 35 ]. As well, dietary potassium which is lacking in the modern diet would modulate pressor and hypercalciuric effects of excess of sodium chloride [ 36 ].\nExcess dietary protein with high acid renal load may decrease bone density if not buffered by ingestion of supplements or foods that are alkali rich [ 37 ]. However, adequate protein is necessary for prevention of osteoporosis and sarcopenia; therefore, increasing the amount of fruit and vegetables may be necessary rather than reducing protein [ 38 ].\nAs we age, there is a loss of muscle mass, which may predispose to falls and fractures. A three-year study looking at a diet rich in potassium, such as fruits and vegetables, as well as a reduced acid load, resulted in preservation of muscle mass in older men and women [ 39 ]. Conditions such as chronic renal failure that result in chronic metabolic acidosis result in accelerated breakdown in skeletal muscle [ 40 ]. Correction of acidosis may preserve muscle mass in conditions where muscle wasting is common such as diabetic ketosis, trauma, sepsis, chronic obstructive lung disease, and renal failure [ 41 ]. In situations that result in acute acidosis, supplementing younger patients with sodium bicarbonate prior to exhaustive exercise resulted in significantly less acidosis in the blood than those that were not supplemented with sodium bicarbonate [ 42 ].\n5. Alkaline Supplementation and Growth Hormone\nIt has long been known that severe forms of metabolic acidosis in children, such as renal tubular acidosis, are associated with low levels of growth hormone with resultant short stature. Correction of the acidosis with bicarbonate [ 7 ] or potassium citrate [ 43 ] increases growth hormone significantly and improved growth. The use of enough potassium bicarbonate in the diet to neutralize the daily net acid load in postmenopausal women resulted in a significant increase in growth hormone and resultant osteocalcin [ 44 ]. Improving growth hormone levels may improve quality of life, reduce cardiovascular risk factors, improve body composition, and even improve memory and cognition [ 45 ]. As well this results in a reduction of urinary calcium loss equivalent to 5% of bone calcium content over a period of 3 years [ 46 ].\n6. Alkaline Diet and Back Pain\nThere is some evidence that chronic low back pain improves with the supplementation of alkaline minerals [ 47 ]. With supplementation there was a slight but significant increase in blood pH and intracellular magnesium. Ensuring that there is enough intracellular magnesium allows for the proper function of enzyme systems and also allows for activation of vitamin D [ 48 ]. This in turn has been shown to improve back pain [ 49 ].\n7. Alkalinity and Chemotherapy\nThe effectiveness of chemotherapeutic agents is markedly influenced by pH. Numerous agents such as epirubicin and adriamycin require an alkaline media to be more effective. Others, such as cisplatin, mitomycin C, and thiotepa, are more cytotoxic in an acid media [ 50 ]. Cell death correlates with acidosis and intracellular pH shifts higher (more alkaline) after chemotherapy may reflect response to chemotherapy [ 51 ]. It has been suggested that inducing metabolic alkalosis may be useful in enhancing some treatment regimes by using sodium bicarbonate, carbicab, and furosemide [ 52 ]. Extracellular alkalinization by using bicarbonate may result in improvements in therapeutic effectiveness [ 53 ]. There is no scientific literature establishing the benefit of an alkaline diet for the prevention of cancer at this time.\nThe human body has an amazing ability to maintain a steady pH in the blood with the main compensatory mechanisms being renal and respiratory. Many of the membranes in our body require an acid pH to protect us and to help us digest food. It has been suggested that an alkaline diet may prevent a number of diseases and result in significant health benefits. Looking at the above discussion on bone health alone, certain aspects have doubtful benefit. There does not seem to be enough evidence that milk or cheese may be as detrimental as Remer’s formula suggests since phosphate does benefit bone health and result in a positive calcium balance. However, another mechanism for the alkaline diet to benefit bone health may be the increase in growth hormone and resultant increase in osteocalcin. There is some evidence that the K/Na ratio does matter and that the significant amount of salt in our diet is detrimental. Even some governments are demanding that the food industry reduce the salt load in our diet. High-protein diets may also affect bone health but some protein is also needed for good bone health. Muscle wasting however seems to be reduced with an alkaline diet and back pain may benefit from this as well. An alkaline environment may improve the efficacy of some chemotherapy agents but not others.\nAlkaline diets result in a more alkaline urine pH and may result in reduced calcium in the urine, however, as seen in some recent reports, this may not reflect total calcium balance because of other buffers such as phosphate. There is no substantial evidence that this improves bone health or protects from osteoporosis. However, alkaline diets may result in a number of health benefits as outlined below\nIncreased fruits and vegetables in an alkaline diet would improve the K/Na ratio and may benefit bone health, reduce muscle wasting, as well as mitigate other chronic diseases such as hypertension and strokes.\nThe resultant increase in growth hormone with an alkaline diet may improve many outcomes from cardiovascular health to memory and cognition.\nAn increase in intracellular magnesium, which is required for the function of many enzyme systems, is another added benefit of the alkaline diet. Available magnesium, which is required to activate vitamin D, would result in numerous added benefits in the vitamin D apocrine/exocrine systems.\nAlkalinity may result in added benefit for some chemotherapeutic agents that require a higher pH.\nFrom the evidence outlined above, it would be prudent to consider an alkaline diet to reduce morbidity and mortality of chronic disease that are plaguing our aging population. One of the first considerations in an alkaline diet, which includes more fruits and vegetables, is to know what type of soil they were grown in since this may significantly influence the mineral content. 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(322, 'OVERACIDITY AND OVERGROWTH OF YEAST, FUNGUS AND MOLDS', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/06/01/overacidity-and-overgrowth-of-yeast-fungus-and-molds/', 'OVERACIDITY AND OVERGROWTH OF YEAST, FUNGUS AND MOLDS\nBlood is a living tissue just like your liver and heart. When you take on body fluids or blood of any other person, when you take on a transplant, you are literally taking on the elements of some foreign body.\nPLEOMORPHISM Pleomorphic means “many forms”. Pleomorphism is the foundation of microbiology, and it discredits the germ theory which traditional medicine believes in. Microforms such as viruses, bacteria and fungi are all the same organism at various stages of their evolution. The first stage of its evolution which is the primitive stage, is what medical science calls a virus . Viruses are apathological. They are actually composed of a microzyme at the core that is protein encapsulated. As the biological environment becomes overly-acidified, the primitive stage evolves to the intermediate stage, and this is bacterial. This culminates in the final stage which includes the yeasts, fungi and moulds . These forms proliferate and evolve in a compromised biological environment such as acidified blood and tissues. Try a very simple experiment: what happens when you pull the plug on your refrigerator? What appears first? The bacterial forms, then the yeasts, funguses and moulds, and all of a sudden everything just decays, which is what occurs in these final anatomical phases.\nCYCLE OF IMBALANCE I call these phases the cycle of imbalance. In the cycle of imbalance, we have low energy and fatigue, poor digestion, excess weight, unclear thinking, aches and pains, major disorders, and these are all symptoms of this cycle.\nACID-ALKALINE BALANCE It is very important to have a chemical balance between these acid and alkaline conditions, both in the blood and in the tissues. The acid and alkaline conditions are opposites, and when they are balanced, they cancel each other out. However, it is easy for the body tissues to become too acidic, and this imbalance sets the stage for disease. In scientific terms, the acid/alkaline relationship is known as pH. The pH of the body has a profound effect on the inner environment and the microscopic organisms. The pH of blood and tissues should be approximately 7.3. The pH of saliva and urine should be 6.8 to 7.0. Acceptable medical lab parameters are 5.5 to 6.5 for the urine, but at 5.5 and 6.5 the urine is too acidic.\nPURPOSE OF THE KIDNEYS is to separate the alkalinity from the acidity. The acidity goes out through the urine. The alkalinity is bound by calcium, potassium and magnesium and taken back into the blood to neutralize acidity in the blood and tissues. When you over-acidify, you are stressing the liver, the kidneys and the bladder, and you run out of your alkaline reserves which are needed to chelate or bind these acids. Then you start getting localized problems.\nSUGAR, FERMENTATION AND CHRONIC FATIGUE These microscopic beasties get their energy from blood sugars which our bodies are supposed to be using, and they grow and multiply by eating our bodies’ proteins. Their needs can turn into our cravings. One of the favourite foods of these microforms is sugar . They thrive in a declining pH which is acidic, therefore requiring you to eat more pastas, grains, yeast-containing breads, potatoes and especially high fructose fruits and juices, and more sugar in any particular form. Fruit is good, but not in a compromised biological terrain, so when you eat fruit it becomes a food for fungus and fermentation.\nTOXIC WASTE PRODUCTS AND CHRONIC FATIGUE These microforms then poison us with their waste products. The waste products are acetylaldehyde, uric acid, alloxin, alcohols, lactic acid, etc. Chronic fatigue is the fermentation of our glucose in exchange for acids. These acids are known as acetyladehydes which are then broken down into secondary metabolites as alcohol. The result is fatigue – I call it the drunkenness disease. You have just intoxicated yourself due to excess acidification and you have produced alcohol in your system. If you are suffering from lack of energy, all you have to do is change the biological terrain.\nREVERSING THE MICROFORMS These organisms are indestructible – you cannot destroy them. All you can do is change their form, and cause them to retrograde. Bacilli literally evolve backwards out of that cycle when you change the biological terrain. We can control them by retrograding the yeast, fungi and moulds and their bacteria and neutralize their waste products through supplementation and diet. You do that by giving up the very foods that you crave.\nPARASITES These microforms of mould and fungus mixed with the blood cells can be seen through a microscope and these are found in both healthy and non-healthy individuals. Our bodies are moulding, rotting and basically hosting a parasite party. Actually parasites are the side effects of the more serious problem of over-acidification. Why are you so concerned about parasites when you are being fermented or rotted by fungi and yeasts. I find less than 10% of people are infected with flukes or roundworms or flatworms, but I find 100% of the population infected with these higher development fungal forms in live blood analyses. I have yet to find anyone free of this.\nFOODS TO AVOID Very few of us know that pleomorphic bacteria, yeast and fungus and their toxins are characteristically present in stored and fermented food. The following list of foods are high in pleomorphic bacteria, yeast, fungus and mould, and produce mycotoxins which cause specific diseases and should never be eaten. Pig meat including sausage, bacon, salami and ham contain fungus associated with many cancers. Beef, lamb, chicken and turkey contain a variety of different fungi. You need to avoid all mushrooms . There is no such thing as a good mushroom. Mushrooms disperse spores of fungus throughout the blood and tissues. Peanuts and cashews contain over 25 different strains of fungi. Dairy products including milk, cheese, yogurt, cottage cheese, ice-cream, and butter contain fungi. Eggs, barley, corn, stored grains and cereals, and stored potatoes are fully colonized with fungi. Alcohol contains fungus. Tobacco contains yeast. Yeast in any form such as brewer’s yeast or breads should not be eaten. Sugar including honey, maple syrup, corn syrup, sucrose promotes the growth of pleomorphic bacteria, yeast, fungus and mould and suppresses the immune system response up to five hours. Vinegar, caffeine in any form, and high fructose fruits acidify the blood and tissues. When you drink orange juice, the sugars in orange juice are released so quickly into the blood stream that they cannot be oxidized. Therefore they are fermented and the acids that are produced literally anaesthetize the immune system. It shuts it down for three to five hours. Apple juice does the same thing. The problem is excess sugar. Grape juice and grapefruit juice are a little different. Apples, oranges, pears and bananas are more likely to be fermented. The banana get liver spots the same way you get liver spots, through excess fermentation and rotting. If you have spots on your hands, face or arms, if you have moles, these are toxins coming to the surface of the skin. These are acids. This is a manifestation of the one sickness. You have to change the inner terrain, and if you do, these spots will either disappear or change in colour. Hydrogenated oils like margarine and shortening and vegetable oils interfere with normal biochemical processes and increase cholesterol, interfere with liver’s detoxification system and interfere with essential fatty acid function.\nCYCLE OF BALANCE The cycle of balance is reflected in these signs: energy, vitality, clear and bright eyes, mental clarity, concentration, a lean and trim body. The first step is to reestablish the internal pH which should be slightly alkaline. The diet should be 80% alkaline, 20% acid. It’s a 4:1 ratio. If you have a serious disease, your diet should be 100% alkaline, or at least a 5:1 ratio.\nFOOD YOU SHOULD EAT: ALKALINIZING FOODS We need to eat foods which will actually heal the body. We need to go back to the garden and eat live foods like leafy greens, foods which are high in chlorophyll. For breakfast I eat salad, for lunch I eat salad, and for dinner I have salad. What is good for dinner is also good for lunch, and what is good for lunch is good for breakfast. You have to overalkalize the blood and tissues. You can freely eat dark green and yellow vegetables, root vegetables, freshly juiced vegetable juices , foods with high contents of chlorophyll , nuts like almonds or hazelnuts which are more alkaline. Almonds are high in oxygen especially after they have been soaked for 12 hours. Sprouted grains and beans like alfalfa, mung beans, clover and radish, seeds, essential fatty acids from flax oil, borage oil, and virgin olive oil, soy products like tofu, grains from spelt, millet and buckwheat, herbs, spices, seaweed , lots of onions and garlic and distilled water . Fruits like avocados, lemons, limes and grapefruits are low sugar, therefore less likely to be fermented.\nFATS AND CALCIUM NEUTRALIZE ACIDITY Obesity is thought to be a fat problem, but it is not. Obesity is the way your body reacts to indulgence of foods that create excess fermentation and acids. The fat is retained in order to bind the acidity somewhere away from the organs that sustain life. If we didn’t have fats in our diet, we would literally be destroyed by the very acids that we are poisoning ourselves with. When you try to reduce your cholesterol by using drugs, you set yourself up for a heart attack, because you have the acids without the fats and the acids will destroy the cells. Fats bind the acids and neutralize them to prevent them from poisoning the cells. The same thing happens with calcium-blocker medications. In the United States, the FDA warns that if you take calcium-blockers, you are at risk for heart attacks. Why? Because if the body does not have sufficient fats to bind the toxins, it will use calcium to bind the toxins , and if you are blocking the calcium with medications, there is nothing to bind the toxins and you end up with a heart attack.\nARTHRITIS, STONES AND TUMOURS We have stones because calcium neutralizes excess acidity and stones are formed. Arthritis also occurs because calcium is being utilized to neutralize acidity. Sugar is metabolized by microforms, producing the acid, which is then bound by the calcium and we get calcium deposits in our joints. We also get calcium deposits in the brain or in the breast. Calcium deposits always precede the tumour because it is the first line of defense in neutralizing over-acidification. Osteoporosis is a body response which occurs if there is not enough dietary calcium. It pulls calcium from the bones to neutralize the acidity. If we then take more calcium, as supplements , we get more calcium deposits, we get more stones, and we end up with breast cancer or prostate cancer.\nWhen someone has cancer, excess proteins are found in the urine because cells are being lysed or destroyed, and those proteins are then being thrown freely into the blood stream and then through the elimination, show up in our urine.\nENZYMES I do not suggest that you should be taking enzymes. I do not use amylase and protease. I developed an enzymatic formula of a noni complex which is unfermented, with no sugar, with green papaya, garlic and tissue salts.\nSource: Consumer Health Organization Of Canada, May 1997, Volume 20, Issue 5\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.042021263390779495, -0.051711708307266235, -0.03409236669540405, -0.05781226605176926, 0.042873967438936234, -0.0004720957367680967, 0.011958492919802666, 0.10781987011432648, 0.019384337589144707, -0.024327054619789124, 0.026030922308564186, -0.04022657498717308, -0.05446541681885719, 0.06744775176048279, -0.08030807226896286, -0.029046272858977318, -0.07555998116731644, 0.015945158898830414, -0.04684289172291756, 0.10655514895915985, 0.10845408588647842, 0.014118374325335026, -0.0686308816075325, -0.012695323675870895, -0.06287535279989243, 0.09083110839128494, 0.04003430902957916, 0.004656747914850712, -0.008814054541289806, -0.052795104682445526, -0.031231479719281197, 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(323, 'Full Body Non-Invasive Comprehensive Medical Diagnostic Scans', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/30/full-body-non-invasive-comprehensive-medical-diagnostic-scans/', 'Full Body Non-Invasive Comprehensive Medical Diagnostic Scans\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\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)\nColon, 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)\nThyroid, Insulin, Cortisol, Adrenal Gland Hormone balance, TSH and Thyroid\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)\nchemotherapy 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.\nthe ingestion of excessive protein.\n  The observation of blood cell features associated with nutrient malabsorption and\n  The observation of blood cell features associated with irritation, inflammation, ulceration and degeneration of the connective tissues, glands and organs of the body\nulceration and degeneration of the connective tissues, glands and organs of the\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\nsuch as protoplasts, fibrous thallus, uric acid, cholesterol, and mycotoxins\n  The observation of features associated with gastro-intestinal tract dysfunction, constipation, irritation and degeneration ____________________________________________ To make an appointment for the Full Body Scan please call: (760) 484-1075 or (818) 508-8895\nconstipation, irritation and degeneration\n____________________________________________ To 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', '[0.06607522070407867, -0.06613821536302567, -0.005472945049405098, 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(324, 'NON-INVASIVE AND NON-RADIOACTIVE OBSTETRIC ULTRASOUND', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/29/non-invasive-and-non-radioactive-obstetric-ultrasound/', 'NON-INVASIVE AND NON-RADIOACTIVE OBSTETRIC ULTRASOUND\nUltrasound scan is currently considered to be a safe, non-invasive, accurate and cost-effective investigation in the fetus. It has progressively become a valuable obstetric tool and plays an important role in the care of every pregnant woman.\nThe gestational sac can be visualized as early as four and a half weeks of gestation and the yolk sac at about five weeks. Th e embryo can be observed and measured by about five and a half weeks. Ultrasound can also very importantly confirm the site of the pregnancy is within the cavity of the uterus. Many structural abnormalities in the fetus can be reliably diagnosed by an ultrasound scan, and these can usually be made before 20 weeks. Doppler ultrasound is presently most widely employed in the detection of fetal cardiac pulsations and pulsations in the various fetal blood vessels.\n3/4-D ultrasound can give us visual 3/4 dimensional image of the scan.\nThe transducer takes a series of images, thin slices, of the subject, and the computer processes these images and presents them as a 3/4 dimensional image. A good 3/4-D image is often very impressive to the parents.\nThere is no hard and fast rule as to the number of scans a woman should have during her pregnancy. A scan is ordered when an abnormality is suspected. Otherwise a scan is generally booked at about 7 weeks to confirm pregnancy, exclude ectopic or molar pregnancies, confirm cardiac pulsation and measure the crown-rump length for dating.\nA second scan is performed at 18 to 20 weeks mainly to look for congenital malformations, when the fetus is large enough for an accurate survey of the fetal anatomy. Multiple pregnancies can be firmly diagnosed and dates and growth can also be assessed. Placental position is also determined. Further scans may be necessary if abnormalities are suspected and can be done at around 32 weeks or later to evaluate fetal size (to estimate the fetal weight) and assess fetal growth or to follow up on possible abnormalities seen at an earlier scan. Placental position is further verified. The most common reason for having more scans in the later part of pregnancy is fetal growth retardation. Doppler scans may also be necessary in that situation. It has been over 40 years since ultrasound was first used on pregnant women. Unlike X-rays, ionizing irradiation is not present. Current evidence indicates that diagnostic ultrasound is safe for the unborn child.\nhttp://www.phoreveryoung.com , http://www.phmiracle.com , http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com .\nwww.universalmedicalimaging.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.044668931514024734, -0.020457463338971138, -0.015848200768232346, -0.03101060725748539, 0.01963333785533905, -0.03226268291473389, -0.0705355554819107, 0.03986738994717598, 0.01628011465072632, 0.005651709157973528, -0.04541297256946564, -0.044705845415592194, -0.08412732928991318, 0.0717465877532959, -0.08021200448274612, -0.04019114002585411, 0.04439127445220947, -0.0338953398168087, 0.012176267802715302, -0.01348634622991085, -0.06591816991567612, -0.059822000563144684, 0.02719125524163246, -0.08085449784994125, 0.0798666924238205, -0.03913239389657974, -0.03029540926218033, -0.06206025928258896, -0.029546597972512245, 0.021153606474399567, 0.01079159788787365, 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(325, 'Reduce Pesticide Residue Levels With An Alkaline Organic Plant-Based Vegan Diet!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/28/reduce-pesticide-residue-levels-with-an-alkaline-organic-plant-based-vegan-diet/', 'Reduce Pesticide Residue Levels With An Alkaline Organic Plant-Based Vegan Diet!\nRed more: The pH Miracle book 1, The pH Miracle revised and updated, book 2, The pH Miracle for Weight Loss, The pH Miracle for Diabetes, The pH Miracle for Cancer, The pH Miracle for Heart Disease, Reverse Cancer Now, Reverse Diabetes Now, Sick and Tired, Back to the House of Health I, and Back to the House of Health II. http://www.phoreveryoung.com , http://www.amazon.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.01277220156043768, 0.039929307997226715, 0.09073256701231003, -0.027746357023715973, 0.05829368904232979, 0.05605330318212509, 0.013062858954071999, 0.0799330547451973, -0.049384862184524536, -0.012438193894922733, 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(326, 'The Healing Power of Chlorophyll', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/05/27/the-healing-power-of-chlorophyll-4/', 'The Healing Power of Chlorophyll\nAs many of us know the power of sunshine on our body and mind, not many are aware of sunlight’s liquefied form – chlorophyll.\nChlorophyll is liquefied sun energy and by consuming as much chlorophyll as possible will basically bathe our inner organs in sunshine.\nNo life is possible without chlorophyll, the blood of plants – just as hemoglobin is the blood of the b ody – the difference between the two molecules being that chlorophyll contains magnesium, while hemoglobin contains iron. Therefore, chlorophyll through a plant-based diet will be high in magnesium.\nSome of the many healing properties of this amazing substance are: • Chlorophyll Promote formation of hemoglobin and red blood cells • Building a high blood count • Helping to prevent cancer • Providing iron to organs • Making the body more alkaline • Cleaning and deodorizing bowels • Helping the purify the liver • Eliminating bad breath • Relieving sore throat • Improving varicose veins • Reducing pain caused by inflammation • Improving vision • Fights infections.\nGreens are the only living thing in the world that can transform sunshine into food that all living creatures can consume – there would be no life on our planet without greens – as the life purpose of all greens is to produce chlorophyll. With high oxygen content in chlorophyll and a high mineral content in green plants, greens are the most alkalizing food that exists on the planet – heavy in alkaline minerals. 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