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(162, 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Eczema, Psoriasis, Weight loss, Hypertension, Torn Meniscus, and Hemorrhoids!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/24/a-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-eczemapsoriasis/', 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Eczema, Psoriasis, Weight loss, Hypertension, Torn Meniscus, and Hemorrhoids!\nThese posts are amazing & the fact that Dr. Robert O. Young posts directly is amazing! I tell people that Donna Porteous is the female version of Dr. Young in Canada! Donna recouped my mom from a bad place within 30 days. HUGE transformation. Started with a torn meniscus. She had so many great ‘side effects’ Weightloss, off 3 high blood pressure meds, her nails grew, a 50 yr old hemorrhoid vanished & so much more! I’m forever grateful for Dr. Young & his Alkalinity way of life!\nTo learn more read The pH Miracle revised and updated by Dr. Robert O. 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(163, 'The Self-Care to a Self-Cure for IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROM or IBS!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/20/the-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-irritable-bowel-syndrom-or-ibs/', 'The Self-Care to a Self-Cure for IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROM or IBS!\nIrritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is an acidic disorder that leads to abdominal pain and cramping, changes in bowel movements and other symptoms.\nIBS can occur at any age, but it often begins in the teen years or early adulthood. It is twice as common in women as in men. Symptoms range from mild to severe.\nThe main symptoms of IBS are abdominal pain, fullness, gas and bloating that have been present for at least 3 days a month for the last 3 months are caused by an acidic lifestyle and diet.\nPeople with IBS may switch between constipation and diarrhea.\n• People with diarrhea will have frequent, loose, watery stools. They will often have an urgent need to have a bowel movement, which may be hard to control. • Those with constipation will have a hard time passing stool, as well as fewer bowel movements. They will often need to strain and will feel cramps with a bowel movement. Often, they do not release any stool or only a small amount.\nFor some people, the symptoms may get worse for a few weeks or a month and then decrease for a while. For other people, symptoms are present most of the time.\nIrritable bowel syndrome may be a lifelong condition unless you change YOUR DIET or better said LIVE-IT!\nSymptoms can often be improved or relieved through an alkaline lifestyle and dietary changes, regular exercise and improved sleep habits may reduce anxiety and help relieve bowel symptoms.\nThis particular patient had adopted Dr. Young’s pH Miracle akalarian lifestyle and now feeling great with NO symptoms. The above non-invasive thermography scan demonstrates physiological changes in the body and showing the result of the treatment.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.08082715421915054, -0.16108502447605133, 0.01643449254333973, 0.10906527936458588, -0.0669933632016182, -0.06358019262552261, 0.01602751389145851, 0.05416061729192734, 0.0745639055967331, -0.06299284100532532, -0.042859189212322235, -0.00713364128023386, -0.004476563073694706, 0.05240287259221077, -0.053982265293598175, 0.003441109787672758, 0.04117361456155777, -0.055198054760694504, -0.008012538775801659, 0.003604019759222865, -0.008441726677119732, -0.04417472705245018, -0.009333882480859756, 0.004328789189457893, -0.08597166836261749, 0.011166099458932877, 0.1190052404999733, -0.010444591753184795, -0.001088787685148418, -0.027012357488274574, 0.026643238961696625, -0.022799624130129814, 0.11285010725259781, 0.016254523769021034, 0.005741818342357874, 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(164, 'My Journey to Health – A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Pre-Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/16/my-journey-to-health-a-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-pre-cancer/', 'My Journey to Health – A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Pre-Cancer\nI grew up as a fairly sick child. At the tender young age of 7 I was diagnosed with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. I spent at least a year at the mercy of specialists and in and out hospitals.   It took a toll on my family.   By the grace of God, a year later this terrible affliction was no longer with me and I was able to resume my childhood with limitations.  In my late teens I was diagnosed with nasal papillomas. It didn’t seem like a big deal to me at the time until my otolaryngologist told me I had to have them surgically removed. Recovery from surgery was painful with a lot of bleeding, nasal congestion, and discomfort. A painful crusting inside of my nose accompanied this affliction. Throughout the 80’s and 90’s I had so many surgeries that I lost count of them. They did a biopsy of the papillomas and I was told that it was a virus and that surgery was my only option.\nAs I went through my 20’s and 30’s I noticed different changes in my health.  I was sick more often. Every winter I had throat infections that required antibiotics to clear up.  The pain was so bad I could barely swallow.  I had a boil on my behind that would reoccur.  I had to see a specialist.  Again I was prescribed antibiotics and they even wanted to lance it.   Months after it went away it would reappear again.\nI developed a skin rash. I went to a dermatologist and he prescribed a steroid cream but never offered any reason as to what caused it.  The steroid cream would clear up the rash but days later new spots appeared.  As a runner my knees began to bother me more and more.  I had to give up running for a year because the pain was too great.  The older I got the more health issues I had to deal with.\nIn 2002 I began to notice white spots inside of my mouth.  At the time I was a smoker and feared the worst.  I tried to ignore the spots but they continued to grow.  I could no longer pretend that nothing was wrong and I went to an oral surgeon.   I sat in his chair as they cut pieces of my cheek out to send for biopsy.  Blood ran down my throat as they tried to siphon it out and stitched me up. I was then diagnosed with leukoplakia, a pre-cancerous condition. The reality was that I had to make some serious changes in my life.\nThe transition to Dr. Young’s diet was especially difficult.  I grew up in Buffalo where we eat lots of pizza and chicken wings, none of which are permissible on this diet. I started by giving up meat and coffee and began to drink green drink.  I started to feel better.  I noticed I had more energy with green drink than with coffee.\nThe next hurdle was giving up sugar and dairy.  This proved to be harder than I thought.  Dr. Young taught me to combat sugar cravings by using liberal amounts of unprocessed mineral salt.  It actually worked. The crazy part is my blood pressure normalized and my energy levels continued to increase!\nThe more I persevered the more I knew I was onto something that was real.  My health began to take a dramatic turn for the better.  I saw my otolaryngologist in 2008 and was given a clean bill of health! That only drove me to work harder at alkalizing my body.\nIt has been almost a decade now and I continue to follow Dr. Young’s dietary and lifestyle advice.  I no longer get colds or flu’s.  I am going on my 10 th year at my current job and have NEVER had to take a sick day.    I haven’t taken a single drug, prescription or any medication the entire time.  My rash is 100% gone and my skin looks better than it ever has. Even the pain in my knees is non-existent!  The white lesions in my mouth are a distant memory.  I have more energy now at 48 than I had when I was in my 20’s.  It is nothing short of a miracle….    a pH miracle!\nTo learn more read The pH Miracle revised and updated and The pH Miracle for Cancer – http://www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0005676256841979921, 0.05793718621134758, 0.002405002014711499, 0.018294936046004295, -0.044758282601833344, -0.010042189620435238, -0.03171870484948158, 0.07607736438512802, 0.03624783456325531, -0.014456579461693764, -0.052536848932504654, 0.07785163074731827, 0.0406038761138916, 0.04366309195756912, -0.021628789603710175, 0.015521218068897724, -0.027234463021159172, 0.014566576108336449, -0.01750219613313675, 0.01457065436989069, -0.024903252720832825, 0.07791082561016083, 0.026884466409683228, -0.019165821373462677, -0.00398900406435132, 0.045001089572906494, 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(165, 'Happy Valentines Day – From My Hearts to Your Hearts!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/14/happy-valentines-day-from-my-hearts-to-your-hearts/', 'Happy Valentines Day – From My Hearts to Your Hearts!\nThe following beautiful story comes from a loving and caring daughter, Jeri, who shares her 82 yr old Mother’s reversal of Hypertension, Hypercholesterolemia, Congestive Heart Failure, Atrial Fibrillation, and even Alzheimer’s!  And, she no longer wears diapers!\n“One Lucky Gal! My mother Beverly Harris (82) has had an amazing transformation.  I have been intensely cradling and nurturing mom since May 2013 as I have her following Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle alkaline protocol.   Two years later she is once again able to read books, do crossword puzzles, prepare some food dishes, participate in Silver Sneakers and often walk up to a mile a day.\nMom and Dad had lived with my family in an in-law arrangement from 2000-2010 when I decided to move them into an independent community living situation.  Dad age 80 passed within 3 months. Several times a week I drove 90 minutes to see Mom for 1-1/2 years, she was failing fast with uncontrolled diabetes, congestive heart failure, and severe dementia. While at a doctor’s visit in May 2013, her heart was in atrial fibrillation and they called an ambulance immediately. After drug therapy and a roller coaster of trial medications, Mom came home to live with me again, she was despondent and unable to care for herself.  Wearing diapers, she rocked in a chair and tapped her fingers often dazed in a fog, unable to spit her words out, unable to even watch TV, her eyes were empty… all the while I tried to regulate her 11 medications, which induced severe acidic side effects, from bleeding profusely, sleeping all the time and worsening mental issues.  I decided I would try to put her on Dr. Young’s pH Miracle healthy supplementation program and change her acidic diet.\nI had to stop work completely, sell my office condo to stay afloat to relieve me of the burdening costs. The other day mom was teary-eyed with joy as we were setting up a kitchen area so she could make her own food.  Mom went off all her 11 medications except insulin, but she reduced the insulin from 60 units a day to 16.  Her blood pressure is perfect; she slimmed down and looks wonderful for her age.  She can even fold clothes!!!  Sounds silly but that takes a lot of skill and training.  Here is a picture of her now after following Dr. Young’s pH Miracle for (reversing) Heart Disease lifestyle and Diet!  She is bright, shining, happy and aware!\nEven though having to live on a shoestring budget, we manage to pamper her along with the pH MIracle diet changes and exercise.  She gets monthly massages, facials, manicure and pedicures, too. Touch is so important!\nAlthough I know that I will never be able to leave her alone, this journey is a short one for both of us and the experience in reversing all her dis-eases with the pH Miracle protocol and her being virtually drug-free is a beautiful blessing!”    If you are suffering from any symptom of heart disease you NOW have the blessing to change your life and save your life with a self-care to a self-cure following Dr. Young’s pH Miracle for reversing Heart Disease!\nTo learn more about reversing the symptoms of heart disease read, share and like the following article by Dr. Robert O. Young located at: http://wp.me/p5ggLY-1kt\nNOW Is The Time To Change Your Life and Save Your Life!\nThe longer that a person has had heart disease and hardening of the arteries, the more challenging it is to reverse. In some cases, the damage will be too severe to completely eliminate, but stopping the progression and reversing it partially is possible in even the worst cases.\nPerform a heavy acid and metal cleanse. Those with heart disease generally have a history of heavy acids and metal toxicity, and the difference that a heavy acid and metal cleanse makes can be dramatic. As noted earlier, always begin with a thorough liver cleanse. When heavy acids and metals are removed from the connective and fatty tissues, the body can properly create nitric oxide. Nitric oxide allows vessels to expand and contract efficiently, and it allows greater oxygen into cells.\nToxic elemental iron accumulation inside the blood is a problem specific to men. Therefore, adult males should never use supplements containing elemental iron. Men develop an excess of elemental iron in their bodies because of male acidic hormones like testosterone, and because the male body will not remove excess elemental  iron without proper alkalizing nutritional augmentation. The typical resultant iron excess in males is believed to be one of the main reasons why men die younger than women. The bodies of females of child-bearing age flush excess elemental iron through their menstrual process, which acts as a natural blood-letting. A woman’s remaining iron reserves are then used to produce replacement blood. Donating blood is the quickest way for a man to reduce his iron levels, and it may therefore save two lives. The study , A Historical Cohort Study of the Effect of Lowering Body Iron Through Blood Donation on Incident Cardiac Events , has shown that men who give blood have a 30% reduced risk of heart disease. An unusual but potentially effective option is to occasionally supplement with colloidal silver, for silver is able to neutralize iron in the body.\nDr. Linus Pauling discovered that resveratrol, found in grape skins, aids in the removal of iron. Resveratrol can also directly reverse plaque deposits. A study by the University of Wisconsin found that when people with coronary artery disease drank 20 fluid ounces of purple grape juice for just two weeks, their blood vessels became noticeably more elastic, and both platelet aggregation and LDL oxidation decreased. Due to its resveratrol content, wine consumption has been identified as one of the primary reasons for France’s low rate of heart disease.\nIn perhaps the greatest irony herein, unprocessed whole mineral salt is needed to reverse heart disease. Natural salts are needed because of the trace minerals that they contain, which are not attainable by any other means. I recommend that readers replace all table salt with mineral-rich unprocessed sea salt. Do not buy the fake sea salts from regular grocery stores, because they are just as refined as the table salts, and are thereby counterproductive. True sea salt should never be a bright white color. Always avoid these salts. Use unrefined, non-adulterated, mineral-rich sea salt that can be purchased online or from a health food store. Liberal amounts of natural sea salt up to 14 grams a day based on a body weight of 70k or 154 lbs. should be added to alkaline meals as a healthy and flavor-enhancing supplement.\nThe human body can create new arteries when its old arteries become clogged, but it needs new healthy blood and copper to accomplish this. Oral supplementation with copper is dangerous, because it quickly becomes toxic with an overdose, and it takes only a tiny amount to overdose. Excessive amounts are known to cause severe organ damage; especially to the kidneys and liver. Therefore, I discourage people from orally consuming any man-made copper solutions, such as colloidal copper or copper hydroxide.  So get your copper from a good unprocessed mineral salt.\nFor the sake of safety, copper should only be supplemented by way of the following nutritional methods. Natural sea salts contain safe amounts of natural copper and important trace minerals. Another option is non-glycerin chlorophyll extract, which will have the additional benefits of increasing the number of red blood cells, increasing blood oxygenation, protecting against radiation, and neutralizing benzene compounds. It contains much more copper than sea salt. Chlorophyll is the dark green pigment of plants and vegetables, but it can be purchased in a concentrated extract for supplementation. It is a recommended supplement for all heart disease, cancer and diabetic patients. In liberal amounts, chlorophyll safely gets large amounts of copper into the human body.  You cannot drink too much.\nAvoid all processed foods. They contain excessive amounts of sodium from dangerous sources, such as monosodium glutamate. MSG is especially dangerous to the heart, because it neutralizes L=taurine, which is necessary for pulse regulation. Monosodium glutamate intake in combination with deficiencies of both magnesium and L-taurine can make MSG deadly. This combination is the cause of many unexplained heart attacks in otherwise healthy people; including young athletes in their prime years, whose only mistake was that last meal at K.F.C. (Kentucky Fried Chicken).\nNiacin (vitamin B-3) and pantothenate (vitamin B-5) work in conjunction with vitamin C. Niacin protects the arteries, and is metabolized in the body from L-tryptophan . L-tryptophan naturally occurs in all green vegetables, but can also be obtained through supplementation. It is recommended that people avoid time-released niacin, because too many people have had bad experiences, including blackouts and hallucinations from the chemical impurities. Both niacin and L-tryptophan are effective for treating depression, and this again reinforces the connection between emotional and heart health. Vitamin B-5 (sold as “pantothenic acid”) works with vitamin C to protect against arterial damage, thus reducing a body’s overall need to produce cholesterol. Vitamin B-5 can be found naturally in vegetables, grasses, sprouts, and legumes.\nIn the 1950’s, Dr. Johanna Budwig was reversing heart disease with what is now known as the Budwig Protocol . However, this alternative protocol is much more famous for reversing cancers, and there is a strong connection between the two inflammatory disease states.\nAt the core of the anti-inflammatory/anti-acid pH Miracle protocol is a combination of flax and hemp seed oil and a food item that is rich in chelating antioxidants. I have discovered that maximum absorption of omega-3 into cells is required to buffer intracellular acids.  Whenever properly combined, this solution is best able to penetrate into the deep tissues and through cellular membranes. Flax and hemp seed oil supplies the building blocks for cellular repair, helps dissolve excess acid-bound cholesterol inside the arteries, balances the high omega-6 concentrations that are found in trans-fats and processed foods, increases cellular energy, increases the efficiency of respiration, and it is an overall tonic to general cellular functions. The heart benefits of flax and hemp seed oil (omega-3 supplementation) are now well-recognized, even by orthodox medicine. Whenever flax and hemp seed oil is heated or exposed to air, it rapidly becomes rancid, and thereby harmful. People should avoid products which contain heated or exposed flax and hemp seed. This often includes cereals, breads, and flour. The companies that sell these products deceptively promote them as being healthier, but ironically, most of the omega oils have been destroyed by the processing, and any remaining oils have become inflammatory and carcinogenic.\nThe medical establishment has sabotaged alternative medicine’s otherwise beneficial pH Miracle Protocol into being something less than beneficial. Instead of following the original protocol that uses flax and hemp seed oil as the source for omega-3 supplementation, the medical establishment prescribes fish oil to heart disease patients, which has been industrially processed by the pharmaceutical industry with high-heat and poisonous chemical solvents to extract the oil from fish livers. The livers of fish are where the PCB’s, heavy metals, and pesticides are stored; because such substances are too toxic for their digestive and immune systems to excrete normally. A liver is a body’s toxic waste dump, in other words. The high heat and extreme processing that is used to chemically extract the omega oil from fish livers means that the derived oil is always rancid by the time that it reaches the patients; and therefore, this doctor-prescribed ‘medicine’ actually causes heart disease and cancers. Most of the fish that are used to pharmaceutically produce omega oil have high amounts of the inflammatory omega-6 and very low amounts of omega-3, because the pharmaceutical industry’s fish are farm-raised in unhealthy conditions in Chinese fish farms. Adding an even greater insult to the injury, American patients are charged hundreds of dollars for this impure and carcinogenic version of omega-3 by the medical industry, while the safe and more effective equivalent (flax and hemp seed oil) can be found cheaply at any health or natural food store. Health or natural food stores also sell fish oil, but it too should be avoided in lieu of the superior flax and hemp option.\nJapan currently has the lowest rate of heart disease in the world, so it is logical to examine their dietary and medicinal practices, in order to adopt them into our own society. The Japanese eat lots of fish, and thereby get large amounts of vitamin D, omega-3, and safe iodine. In addition to that, whenever heart disease is diagnosed, L-taurine is a common recommendation by Japanese doctors. Taurine is a natural nutrient, which makes it unpatentable (unprofitable), so it is “not approved” for medical use in the United States. It can stabilize the heart rate, neutralize MSG, and it helps the body to better regulate potassium, calcium, and sodium in the body. It is known for its ability to protect the kidneys from damage.\nL-Taurine supplementation has also been shown to reverse some of the damage caused by smoking, even amongst smokers who continued smoking during the clinical trials. A 2003 study by the Royal College of Surgeons found that damage caused by chronic smoking can be reversed in as little as five days with a dosage of 1.5 grams of L-taurine. The inner lining of the blood vessels and the diameter of blood vessels returned to normal in the study.\nIt is wise to take anti-inflammatories or anti-acids when attempting to reverse heart disease. As already stated, inflammation is the first step in arterial plaque. Effective natural anti-inflammatories or anti-acids include devil’s claw, vitamin C, MSM, cherry concentrate , and resveratrol. Curcumin, a component of the turmeric spice, is also an anti-inflammatory and it has the added benefit of reversing some arterial plaque. Never underestimate the benefits of culinary spices, which are sometimes known as herbal medicine.\nI have already written an entire article about the benefits of cayenne pepper , and it is absolutely vital for people with heart problems. It aids circulation, stabilizes blood pressure, and it can actually stop a heart attack in its tracks. Seriously . Remember this, because cayenne pepper can save a life. This is especially true whenever it is mixed with L-taurine. The suffering patient may need to hold them in his mouth for fastest results. During a heart attack, nobody ever complains that something tastes too spicy. Cayenne pepper is even good for painless weight loss. It can be conveniently supplemented in a pill form that is available from health food stores. We recommend that everyone with heart problems supplement with cayenne, or put it into a tea daily. Dr. David Christopher has been labeled “Dr. Cayenne” for his endless promotion of this spice.\nAnother reason for solidification of acids inside the arterial walls is an excess of blood-borne calcium, which is typical in Western nations. Vitamin D and magnesium chloride are critically needed for a body to make proper use of its calcium, so that it does not simply get dumped onto the artery inner walls. A large portion of people are not able to properly assimilate vitamin D supplements, so it is best obtained through sunlight.\nIt is important that you reduce or eliminate nicotine in cases of severe heart problems. Nicotine, along with alcohol, caffeine, and a host of pharmaceuticals, interferes with the absorption of key nutrients, which are vital for recovery. If you must smoke, ensure that you are making your own cigarettes with organic tobaccos and a rolling machine, or else you will be inhaling a host of chemicals including (but not limited to) carpet glue . Modern cigarettes have intentionally been made much more harmful than they need to be by the chemical industry, and they are fertilized with radioactive fertilizers. Indian tobacco can help eliminate a large number of addictions, including nicotine, and it can also help to clean the lungs.\nAlmonds and hazel nuts lower the heart disease risk because they contain alpha-linolenic acid (LNA). It is an omega-3 fatty acid. Countries with the most LNA in their diets also have the lowest risk of heart disease. Walnuts and cashews are the most nutritious nuts available.  Peanuts contain the least amount of nutrients, are likely to have pesticide residues and contain molds and mycotoxins.\nGinkgo biloba improves circulation, and it reduces cholesterol concentrations in the arterial walls. It also enables the arteries and veins to more fully relax between pumping cycles. The National Institutes of Health reported that ginkgo is very useful for alleviating leg pain that is attributed to blocked arteries.\nExercise is essential for preventing heart disease or recovering from it. Not only does exercise allow the body to create its own CoQ10, but it also creates nitric oxide and L-carnitine. As already stated, nitric oxide from an amino acid called L-arginine aids the vessels to expand and contract more efficiently, and L-carnitine can improve the heart’s function. We recommend finding an exercise that you can enjoy, and if possible, do it with others. Try to remember how enjoyable exercise was when you were a child, and attempt to make it that way again. Let us not forget that positive emotions are vital to heart health. Jogging on a treadmill is a chore, and it can even be a humiliating, demeaning experience.  I personally enjoy rebounding, walking, jogging and static contraction weight-lifting.\nGrapefruit and especially grapefruit pectin is available in supplement form. It reverses arterial plaque, reduces cholesterol , and widens the arteries. While it is not a standard supplement, we would nevertheless recommend it to anyone with chronic heart problems.\nDue to the importance of nutrition, I recommend that people follow my pH Miracle green juice feast for about two weeks when they are strong enough. Juicing is the process of mixing alkaline fruit and vegetables together in a blender or juicer, and then using the extracted juices as a food source. A juice fast is a means of flooding a body with alkalizing nutrients that it is normally lacking in due to our modern diets. The first few days may be difficult, but the long-term benefits can be dramatic.\nI recognize that many people perceive they require a source of pure protein each day (such as organic hemp seed or hemp protein which is one of the best sources) to be able to continue with their normal lives uninterrupted.  The need for protein in the diet is less than 5 grams a day.  The body is a great recycler and obtains all of its protein needs from within.  Also, all body cells are made from red blood cells and red blood cells are made from stem cells developed in the crypts of the small intestines.\nStem cells are made from the liquid alkaline food called chyme.  The quality of these stem cells is determined by what you eat, what you drink and what you think. The fasting or feasting diet incorporating juiced and purred green vegetables, fruit, alkaline water, mineral salts and polyunsaturated oils is the key to producing healthy stem cells to red blood cells in mass.  I call this approach to the restoration of energy, vitality, health and fitness to the body COWS. COWS is an acronym that stands for the four food groups required to increase stem cell production and to improve the quality of these stem cells produced.  The ‘C’ stands for chlorophyll which can be found in all organic green vegetables and fruit which becomes the foundational light or life force of intelligence in the stem cells.  The ‘O’ stands for oil and more specific polyunsaturated oils for building the lipid membrane of stem cells that holds the liquid light from the chlorophyll. The ‘W’ stands for water and alkaline water which provides the environment for stem cell for movement, intelligence and life.  And finally ‘S’ which stands for salt and specifically sodium which is the basis for conductivity and the transport of electrical energy without and within the stem cell.   The production of healthy stem cells requires a healthy alkaline pH at 8.4 in the crypts of the small intestines.  As you increase the quality and quantity of stem cells in the gut you will increase the quality and quantity of your red blood cells throughout circulation.  As you increase healthy red blood cells traveling throughout the vascular system you begin to replace unhealthy body cells with healthy biologically transformed red blood cells to brain cells, nerve cells, muscle cells, bone cells, liver cells, artery cells and new healthy heart cells.  You replace and restore an unhealthy heart with a new healthy and youthful heart.  This is how YOU reverse ANY health challenge including the many symptoms of heart disease.  Understand?\nWithout Salt There is NO Alkalinity and There is NO Life!\nFor years, doctors have been telling us that too much salt is bad for us. Until now!\nA recent study claims that cutting down on salt can actually increase the risk of dying from a heart attack or a stroke.\nIts findings indicate that those who eat the least sodium – about one teaspoon a day – don’t show any health advantage over those who eat the most.\nIn the eight-year study, people with the lowest salt intake had the highest rate of death from heart disease!\nIn fact, those with less salty diets actually had slightly higher death rates from heart disease.\nThe study, which followed 3,681 healthy European men and women aged 60 or younger, for about eight years, also found that above-average salt intake did not appear to increase the danger of developing high blood pressure.\nThe report, in the latest issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, was released just three months after the U.S. government launched a public health campaign urging restaurants and food manufacturers to cut down on their use of salt.\nSodium was measured in the urine of those taking part, at the beginning and end of the study.\nA little more than six per cent of the participants suffered a heart attack, a stroke or some other cardiovascular emergency during the eight years. About a third of these were fatal.\nThose who consumed the least salt had a 56 per cent higher risk of death from a heart attack or stroke compared with those who consumed the most.\nThis was even after obesity, cholesterol levels, smoking, diabetes and other risk factors were taken into account.\nThere were 50 deaths in the third of participants with the lowest salt consumption, 24 in the third with medium intake and just ten deaths in those with the highest salt levels.\nThe scientists did not have a firm explanation for their results, but\nthey reportedly speculated that low levels of salt in the body could cause more stress in the nervous system, decrease sensitivity to insulin and affect hormones that control blood pressure and sodium absorption.\nBottom-line if you want to be healthy and prevent or reverse heart disease then you must increase your salt intake as you are decreasing your acid intake.  As we said in the 60’s you have to stop “dropping acid!” if you want to be healthy.  Back then and even now it was LSD!  A toxic acid from mold called Ergot!\nIf You want to get high?  Get high on a life of feeling incredible!\nThroughout this article, I resisted the temptation to rant about the sorry state of cardiac medicine, if it can indeed be reasonably called medicine. I began by citing that the medical industry’s own statistics prove that standard medicine for cardiac issues is the single biggest failure of orthodox medicine. Now I end this report with an honest commentary about our well-earned biases against the status quo.\nSometimes emergency medical personnel save lives with emergency medicine, but this is the best that orthodox medicine can do. They fail at everything else, and this is partly because effective therapies are illegal.  All approved therapies must be drug-based, which means that all of the successful nutritional therapies (to what is a very nutritional problem) are forbidden to all doctors who wish to remain licensed to practice medicine. The consequence is that it is actually illegal for any licensed doctor to cure or to successfully mitigate heart disease, cancer or diabetes since successful and natural therapies are not approved by medical regulators. If you receive the standard treatments (chemical symptom suppression) for heart conditions, or the establishment’s supposedly preventative treatments, which usually do the opposite of what they are presented to do, then you will die of either heart disease, or the treatments themselves. There is a 70% risk that you will die of complications caused by the medications, such as the development of a cancer, or liver failure, or diabetes. They call this  “progress”.\nHeart disease is not truly normal or natural, and it is NOT genetic. The only thing that is genetic about our cardiac catastrophe is that lifestyles, family doctors, and eating habits are inherited. At the core of the problems are ignorance and irresponsibility that span generations. In this sense, there are genetic components to heart disease, but the problem was never God’s engineering.\nHeart disease takes lots of work to reverse, but it is more-or-less self-curable in most cases, regardless of what a doctor tells you.\nRemember that it took years to get yourself into this state of ill-health, and it may take a long time to get yourself out of it. Do not disregard the importance of emotional and spiritual health, because these things have a major impact upon the heart, and a full recovery may not be possible otherwise. Whenever I use the term “spiritual health”, I are referring to real spirituality, such as forming a personal relationship with our Creator.\nAcidic Symptoms of a Heart Attack\nDiscomfort, pressure, heaviness, or pain in the left arm or chest\nDiscomfort radiating to the back, jaw, throat, or arm\nFullness, indigestion, or choking feeling (may feel like heartburn)\nEmergency Alkaline Protocol for Heart Attacks\nIn the event of a heart attack, do not forgo calling 911 for an ambulance. The establishment’s forté is emergency medicine, and the risk is too great to delay calling for help. While waiting for the ambulance to arrive, small amounts of these alkalizing supplements should be placed into the mouth of the victim, and allowed to absorb through the walls of his/her cheeks:\nAmericans need not be concerned with legalities when trying to employ these methods. Every State in America has a Good Samaritan law, which provides special legal protection to those who make a good faith effort to save a life!\nTo learn more about how to reverse heart disease, cancer, diabetes, weight loss and weight gain or if you are dealing with fatigue and tiredness read the following books by Dr. Robert O. Young – http://www.phoreveryoung.com , http://www.amazon.com , http://www.phmiracle.com , www,phoreveryoung.wordpress.com, http://www.phmiracle.com\n1) The pH Miracle for Heart Disease\n4) The pH Miracle for Weight Loss\n5) The pH Miracle for Diabetes\n7) The pH Miracle Revised and Updated Book 2\n9) Back to the House of Health I Recipe Books\n10) Back to the House of Health II Recipe Books\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.01429428718984127, 0.012189159169793129, 0.07203119248151779, 0.06488417088985443, -0.037812452763319016, -0.008773996494710445, -0.029536426067352295, 0.00869021750986576, 0.00877321045845747, -0.10921590030193329, 0.06180219352245331, -0.016964174807071686, 0.035061582922935486, 0.0195956751704216, 0.06476049870252609, -0.005479475483298302, 0.05823035538196564, -0.05823923274874687, -0.07223448157310486, 0.07852908968925476, -0.05148167908191681, -0.025627389550209045, 0.027855457738041878, 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(166, 'Reversing Atrial Fibrillation, CHF, Hypertension, Hypercholesterolemia, Diabetes, and even Alzheimer’s  with Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Heart Disease!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/11/reversing-atrial-fibrillation-chf-hypertension-hypercholesterolemia-diabetes-and-even-alzheimers-with-dr-robert-o-youngs-ph-miracle-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-heart-disease/', 'Reversing Atrial Fibrillation, CHF, Hypertension, Hypercholesterolemia, Diabetes, and even Alzheimer’s  with Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Heart Disease!\nThe following beautiful story comes from a loving and caring daughter, Jeri, who shares her 82 yr old Mother’s reversal of Hypertension, Hypercholesterolemia, Congestive Heart Failure, Atrial Fibrillation, and even Alzheimer’s!  And, she no longer wears diapers!\n“One Lucky Gal! My mother Beverly Harris (82) has had an amazing transformation.  I have been intensely cradling and nurturing mom since May 2013 as I have her following Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle alkaline protocol.   Two years later she is once again able to read books, do crossword puzzles, prepare some food dishes, participate in Silver Sneakers and often walk up to a mile a day.\nMom and Dad had lived with my family in an in-law arrangement from 2000-2010 when I decided to move them into an independent community living situation.  Dad age 80 passed within 3 months. Several times a week I drove 90 minutes to see Mom for 1-1/2 years, she was failing fast with uncontrolled diabetes, congestive heart failure, and severe dementia. While at a doctor’s visit in May 2013, her heart was in atrial fibrillation and they called an ambulance immediately. After drug therapy and a roller coaster of trial medications, Mom came home to live with me again, she was despondent and unable to care for herself.  Wearing diapers, she rocked in a chair and tapped her fingers often dazed in a fog, unable to spit her words out, unable to even watch TV, her eyes were empty… all the while I tried to regulate her 11 medications, which induced severe acidic side effects, from bleeding profusely, sleeping all the time and worsening mental issues.  I decided I would try to put her on Dr. Young’s pH Miracle healthy supplementation program and change her acidic diet.\nI had to stop work completely, sell my office condo to stay afloat to relieve me of the burdening costs. The other day mom was teary-eyed with joy as we were setting up a kitchen area so she could make her own food.  Mom went off all her 11 medications except insulin, but she reduced the insulin from 60 units a day to 16.  Her blood pressure is perfect; she slimmed down and looks wonderful for her age.  She can even fold clothes!!!  Sounds silly but that takes a lot of skill and training.  Here is a picture of her now after following Dr. Young’s pH Miracle for (reversing) Heart Disease lifestyle and Diet!  She is bright, shining, happy and aware!\nEven though having to live on a shoestring budget, we manage to pamper her along with the pH MIracle diet changes and exercise.  She gets monthly massages, facials, manicure and pedicures, too. Touch is so important!\nAlthough I know that I will never be able to leave her alone, this journey is a short one for both of us and the experience in reversing all her dis-eases with the pH Miracle protocol and her being virtually drug-free is a beautiful blessing!”    If you are suffering from any symptom of heart disease you NOW have the blessing to change your life and save your life with a self-care to a self-cure following Dr. Young’s pH Miracle for reversing Heart Disease!\nTo learn more about reversing the symptoms of heart disease read, share and like the following article by Dr. Robert O. Young located at: http://wp.me/p5ggLY-1kt\nNOW Is The Time To Change Your Life and Save Your Life!\nThe longer that a person has had heart disease and hardening of the arteries, the more challenging it is to reverse. In some cases, the damage will be too severe to completely eliminate, but stopping the progression and reversing it partially is possible in even the worst cases.\nPerform a heavy acid and metal cleanse. Those with heart disease generally have a history of heavy acids and metal toxicity, and the difference that a heavy acid and metal cleanse makes can be dramatic. As noted earlier, always begin with a thorough liver cleanse. When heavy acids and metals are removed from the connective and fatty tissues, the body can properly create nitric oxide. Nitric oxide allows vessels to expand and contract efficiently, and it allows greater oxygen into cells.\nToxic elemental iron accumulation inside the blood is a problem specific to men. Therefore, adult males should never use supplements containing elemental iron. Men develop an excess of elemental iron in their bodies because of male acidic hormones like testosterone, and because the male body will not remove excess elemental  iron without proper alkalizing nutritional augmentation. The typical resultant iron excess in males is believed to be one of the main reasons why men die younger than women. The bodies of females of child-bearing age flush excess elemental iron through their menstrual process, which acts as a natural blood-letting. A woman’s remaining iron reserves are then used to produce replacement blood. Donating blood is the quickest way for a man to reduce his iron levels, and it may therefore save two lives. The study , A Historical Cohort Study of the Effect of Lowering Body Iron Through Blood Donation on Incident Cardiac Events , has shown that men who give blood have a 30% reduced risk of heart disease. An unusual but potentially effective option is to occasionally supplement with colloidal silver, for silver is able to neutralize iron in the body.\nDr. Linus Pauling discovered that resveratrol, found in grape skins, aids in the removal of iron. Resveratrol can also directly reverse plaque deposits. A study by the University of Wisconsin found that when people with coronary artery disease drank 20 fluid ounces of purple grape juice for just two weeks, their blood vessels became noticeably more elastic, and both platelet aggregation and LDL oxidation decreased. Due to its resveratrol content, wine consumption has been identified as one of the primary reasons for France’s low rate of heart disease.\nIn perhaps the greatest irony herein, unprocessed whole mineral salt is needed to reverse heart disease. Natural salts are needed because of the trace minerals that they contain, which are not attainable by any other means. I recommend that readers replace all table salt with mineral-rich unprocessed sea salt. Do not buy the fake sea salts from regular grocery stores, because they are just as refined as the table salts, and are thereby counterproductive. True sea salt should never be a bright white color. Always avoid these salts. Use unrefined, non-adulterated, mineral-rich sea salt that can be purchased online or from a health food store. Liberal amounts of natural sea salt up to 14 grams a day based on a body weight of 70k or 154 lbs. should be added to alkaline meals as a healthy and flavor-enhancing supplement.\nThe human body can create new arteries when its old arteries become clogged, but it needs new healthy blood and copper to accomplish this. Oral supplementation with copper is dangerous, because it quickly becomes toxic with an overdose, and it takes only a tiny amount to overdose. Excessive amounts are known to cause severe organ damage; especially to the kidneys and liver. Therefore, I discourage people from orally consuming any man-made copper solutions, such as colloidal copper or copper hydroxide.  So get your copper from a good unprocessed mineral salt.\nFor the sake of safety, copper should only be supplemented by way of the following nutritional methods. Natural sea salts contain safe amounts of natural copper and important trace minerals. Another option is non-glycerin chlorophyll extract, which will have the additional benefits of increasing the number of red blood cells, increasing blood oxygenation, protecting against radiation, and neutralizing benzene compounds. It contains much more copper than sea salt. Chlorophyll is the dark green pigment of plants and vegetables, but it can be purchased in a concentrated extract for supplementation. It is a recommended supplement for all heart disease, cancer and diabetic patients. In liberal amounts, chlorophyll safely gets large amounts of copper into the human body.  You cannot drink too much.\nAvoid all processed foods. They contain excessive amounts of sodium from dangerous sources, such as monosodium glutamate. MSG is especially dangerous to the heart, because it neutralizes L=taurine, which is necessary for pulse regulation. Monosodium glutamate intake in combination with deficiencies of both magnesium and L-taurine can make MSG deadly. This combination is the cause of many unexplained heart attacks in otherwise healthy people; including young athletes in their prime years, whose only mistake was that last meal at K.F.C. (Kentucky Fried Chicken).\nNiacin (vitamin B-3) and pantothenate (vitamin B-5) work in conjunction with vitamin C. Niacin protects the arteries, and is metabolized in the body from L-tryptophan . L-tryptophan naturally occurs in all green vegetables, but can also be obtained through supplementation. It is recommended that people avoid time-released niacin, because too many people have had bad experiences, including blackouts and hallucinations from the chemical impurities. Both niacin and L-tryptophan are effective for treating depression, and this again reinforces the connection between emotional and heart health. Vitamin B-5 (sold as “pantothenic acid”) works with vitamin C to protect against arterial damage, thus reducing a body’s overall need to produce cholesterol. Vitamin B-5 can be found naturally in vegetables, grasses, sprouts, and legumes.\nIn the 1950’s, Dr. Johanna Budwig was reversing heart disease with what is now known as the Budwig Protocol . However, this alternative protocol is much more famous for reversing cancers, and there is a strong connection between the two inflammatory disease states.\nAt the core of the anti-inflammatory/anti-acid pH Miracle protocol is a combination of flax and hemp seed oil and a food item that is rich in chelating antioxidants. I have discovered that maximum absorption of omega-3 into cells is required to buffer intracellular acids.  Whenever properly combined, this solution is best able to penetrate into the deep tissues and through cellular membranes. Flax and hemp seed oil supplies the building blocks for cellular repair, helps dissolve excess acid-bound cholesterol inside the arteries, balances the high omega-6 concentrations that are found in trans-fats and processed foods, increases cellular energy, increases the efficiency of respiration, and it is an overall tonic to general cellular functions. The heart benefits of flax and hemp seed oil (omega-3 supplementation) are now well-recognized, even by orthodox medicine. Whenever flax and hemp seed oil is heated or exposed to air, it rapidly becomes rancid, and thereby harmful. People should avoid products which contain heated or exposed flax and hemp seed. This often includes cereals, breads, and flour. The companies that sell these products deceptively promote them as being healthier, but ironically, most of the omega oils have been destroyed by the processing, and any remaining oils have become inflammatory and carcinogenic.\nThe medical establishment has sabotaged alternative medicine’s otherwise beneficial pH Miracle Protocol into being something less than beneficial. Instead of following the original protocol that uses flax and hemp seed oil as the source for omega-3 supplementation, the medical establishment prescribes fish oil to heart disease patients, which has been industrially processed by the pharmaceutical industry with high-heat and poisonous chemical solvents to extract the oil from fish livers. The livers of fish are where the PCB’s, heavy metals, and pesticides are stored; because such substances are too toxic for their digestive and immune systems to excrete normally. A liver is a body’s toxic waste dump, in other words. The high heat and extreme processing that is used to chemically extract the omega oil from fish livers means that the derived oil is always rancid by the time that it reaches the patients; and therefore, this doctor-prescribed ‘medicine’ actually causes heart disease and cancers. Most of the fish that are used to pharmaceutically produce omega oil have high amounts of the inflammatory omega-6 and very low amounts of omega-3, because the pharmaceutical industry’s fish are farm-raised in unhealthy conditions in Chinese fish farms. Adding an even greater insult to the injury, American patients are charged hundreds of dollars for this impure and carcinogenic version of omega-3 by the medical industry, while the safe and more effective equivalent (flax and hemp seed oil) can be found cheaply at any health or natural food store. Health or natural food stores also sell fish oil, but it too should be avoided in lieu of the superior flax and hemp option.\nJapan currently has the lowest rate of heart disease in the world, so it is logical to examine their dietary and medicinal practices, in order to adopt them into our own society. The Japanese eat lots of fish, and thereby get large amounts of vitamin D, omega-3, and safe iodine. In addition to that, whenever heart disease is diagnosed, L-taurine is a common recommendation by Japanese doctors. Taurine is a natural nutrient, which makes it unpatentable (unprofitable), so it is “not approved” for medical use in the United States. It can stabilize the heart rate, neutralize MSG, and it helps the body to better regulate potassium, calcium, and sodium in the body. It is known for its ability to protect the kidneys from damage.\nL-Taurine supplementation has also been shown to reverse some of the damage caused by smoking, even amongst smokers who continued smoking during the clinical trials. A 2003 study by the Royal College of Surgeons found that damage caused by chronic smoking can be reversed in as little as five days with a dosage of 1.5 grams of L-taurine. The inner lining of the blood vessels and the diameter of blood vessels returned to normal in the study.\nIt is wise to take anti-inflammatories or anti-acids when attempting to reverse heart disease. As already stated, inflammation is the first step in arterial plaque. Effective natural anti-inflammatories or anti-acids include devil’s claw, vitamin C, MSM, cherry concentrate , and resveratrol. Curcumin, a component of the turmeric spice, is also an anti-inflammatory and it has the added benefit of reversing some arterial plaque. Never underestimate the benefits of culinary spices, which are sometimes known as herbal medicine.\nI have already written an entire article about the benefits of cayenne pepper , and it is absolutely vital for people with heart problems. It aids circulation, stabilizes blood pressure, and it can actually stop a heart attack in its tracks. Seriously . Remember this, because cayenne pepper can save a life. This is especially true whenever it is mixed with L-taurine. The suffering patient may need to hold them in his mouth for fastest results. During a heart attack, nobody ever complains that something tastes too spicy. Cayenne pepper is even good for painless weight loss. It can be conveniently supplemented in a pill form that is available from health food stores. We recommend that everyone with heart problems supplement with cayenne, or put it into a tea daily. Dr. David Christopher has been labeled “Dr. Cayenne” for his endless promotion of this spice.\nAnother reason for solidification of acids inside the arterial walls is an excess of blood-borne calcium, which is typical in Western nations. Vitamin D and magnesium chloride are critically needed for a body to make proper use of its calcium, so that it does not simply get dumped onto the artery inner walls. A large portion of people are not able to properly assimilate vitamin D supplements, so it is best obtained through sunlight.\nIt is important that you reduce or eliminate nicotine in cases of severe heart problems. Nicotine, along with alcohol, caffeine, and a host of pharmaceuticals, interferes with the absorption of key nutrients, which are vital for recovery. If you must smoke, ensure that you are making your own cigarettes with organic tobaccos and a rolling machine, or else you will be inhaling a host of chemicals including (but not limited to) carpet glue . Modern cigarettes have intentionally been made much more harmful than they need to be by the chemical industry, and they are fertilized with radioactive fertilizers. Indian tobacco can help eliminate a large number of addictions, including nicotine, and it can also help to clean the lungs.\nAlmonds and hazel nuts lower the heart disease risk because they contain alpha-linolenic acid (LNA). It is an omega-3 fatty acid. Countries with the most LNA in their diets also have the lowest risk of heart disease. Walnuts and cashews are the most nutritious nuts available.  Peanuts contain the least amount of nutrients, are likely to have pesticide residues and contain molds and mycotoxins.\nGinkgo biloba improves circulation, and it reduces cholesterol concentrations in the arterial walls. It also enables the arteries and veins to more fully relax between pumping cycles. The National Institutes of Health reported that ginkgo is very useful for alleviating leg pain that is attributed to blocked arteries.\nExercise is essential for preventing heart disease or recovering from it. Not only does exercise allow the body to create its own CoQ10, but it also creates nitric oxide and L-carnitine. As already stated, nitric oxide from an amino acid called L-arginine aids the vessels to expand and contract more efficiently, and L-carnitine can improve the heart’s function. We recommend finding an exercise that you can enjoy, and if possible, do it with others. Try to remember how enjoyable exercise was when you were a child, and attempt to make it that way again. Let us not forget that positive emotions are vital to heart health. Jogging on a treadmill is a chore, and it can even be a humiliating, demeaning experience.  I personally enjoy rebounding, walking, jogging and static contraction weight-lifting.\nGrapefruit and especially grapefruit pectin is available in supplement form. It reverses arterial plaque, reduces cholesterol , and widens the arteries. While it is not a standard supplement, we would nevertheless recommend it to anyone with chronic heart problems.\nDue to the importance of nutrition, I recommend that people follow my pH Miracle green juice feast for about two weeks when they are strong enough. Juicing is the process of mixing alkaline fruit and vegetables together in a blender or juicer, and then using the extracted juices as a food source. A juice fast is a means of flooding a body with alkalizing nutrients that it is normally lacking in due to our modern diets. The first few days may be difficult, but the long-term benefits can be dramatic.\nI recognize that many people perceive they require a source of pure protein each day (such as organic hemp seed or hemp protein which is one of the best sources) to be able to continue with their normal lives uninterrupted.  The need for protein in the diet is less than 5 grams a day.  The body is a great recycler and obtains all of its protein needs from within.  Also, all body cells are made from red blood cells and red blood cells are made from stem cells developed in the crypts of the small intestines.\nStem cells are made from the liquid alkaline food called chyme.  The quality of these stem cells is determined by what you eat, what you drink and what you think. The fasting or feasting diet incorporating juiced and purred green vegetables, fruit, alkaline water, mineral salts and polyunsaturated oils is the key to producing healthy stem cells to red blood cells in mass.  I call this approach to the restoration of energy, vitality, health and fitness to the body COWS. COWS is an acronym that stands for the four food groups required to increase stem cell production and to improve the quality of these stem cells produced.  The ‘C’ stands for chlorophyll which can be found in all organic green vegetables and fruit which becomes the foundational light or life force of intelligence in the stem cells.  The ‘O’ stands for oil and more specific polyunsaturated oils for building the lipid membrane of stem cells that holds the liquid light from the chlorophyll. The ‘W’ stands for water and alkaline water which provides the environment for stem cell for movement, intelligence and life.  And finally ‘S’ which stands for salt and specifically sodium which is the basis for conductivity and the transport of electrical energy without and within the stem cell.   The production of healthy stem cells requires a healthy alkaline pH at 8.4 in the crypts of the small intestines.  As you increase the quality and quantity of stem cells in the gut you will increase the quality and quantity of your red blood cells throughout circulation.  As you increase healthy red blood cells traveling throughout the vascular system you begin to replace unhealthy body cells with healthy biologically transformed red blood cells to brain cells, nerve cells, muscle cells, bone cells, liver cells, artery cells and new healthy heart cells.  You replace and restore an unhealthy heart with a new healthy and youthful heart.  This is how YOU reverse ANY health challenge including the many symptoms of heart disease.  Understand?\nWithout Salt There is NO Alkalinity and There is NO Life!\nFor years, doctors have been telling us that too much salt is bad for us. Until now!\nA recent study claims that cutting down on salt can actually increase the risk of dying from a heart attack or a stroke.\nIts findings indicate that those who eat the least sodium – about one teaspoon a day – don’t show any health advantage over those who eat the most.\nIn the eight-year study, people with the lowest salt intake had the highest rate of death from heart disease!\nIn fact, those with less salty diets actually had slightly higher death rates from heart disease.\nThe study, which followed 3,681 healthy European men and women aged 60 or younger, for about eight years, also found that above-average salt intake did not appear to increase the danger of developing high blood pressure.\nThe report, in the latest issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, was released just three months after the U.S. government launched a public health campaign urging restaurants and food manufacturers to cut down on their use of salt.\nSodium was measured in the urine of those taking part, at the beginning and end of the study.\nA little more than six per cent of the participants suffered a heart attack, a stroke or some other cardiovascular emergency during the eight years. About a third of these were fatal.\nThose who consumed the least salt had a 56 per cent higher risk of death from a heart attack or stroke compared with those who consumed the most.\nThis was even after obesity, cholesterol levels, smoking, diabetes and other risk factors were taken into account.\nThere were 50 deaths in the third of participants with the lowest salt consumption, 24 in the third with medium intake and just ten deaths in those with the highest salt levels.\nThe scientists did not have a firm explanation for their results, but\nthey reportedly speculated that low levels of salt in the body could cause more stress in the nervous system, decrease sensitivity to insulin and affect hormones that control blood pressure and sodium absorption.\nBottom-line if you want to be healthy and prevent or reverse heart disease then you must increase your salt intake as you are decreasing your acid intake.  As we said in the 60’s you have to stop “dropping acid!” if you want to be healthy.  Back then and even now it was LSD!  A toxic acid from mold called Ergot!\nIf You want to get high?  Get high on a life of feeling incredible!\nThroughout this article, I resisted the temptation to rant about the sorry state of cardiac medicine, if it can indeed be reasonably called medicine. I began by citing that the medical industry’s own statistics prove that standard medicine for cardiac issues is the single biggest failure of orthodox medicine. Now I end this report with an honest commentary about our well-earned biases against the status quo.\nSometimes emergency medical personnel save lives with emergency medicine, but this is the best that orthodox medicine can do. They fail at everything else, and this is partly because effective therapies are illegal.  All approved therapies must be drug-based, which means that all of the successful nutritional therapies (to what is a very nutritional problem) are forbidden to all doctors who wish to remain licensed to practice medicine. The consequence is that it is actually illegal for any licensed doctor to cure or to successfully mitigate heart disease, cancer or diabetes since successful and natural therapies are not approved by medical regulators. If you receive the standard treatments (chemical symptom suppression) for heart conditions, or the establishment’s supposedly preventative treatments, which usually do the opposite of what they are presented to do, then you will die of either heart disease, or the treatments themselves. There is a 70% risk that you will die of complications caused by the medications, such as the development of a cancer, or liver failure, or diabetes. They call this  “progress”.\nHeart disease is not truly normal or natural, and it is NOT genetic. The only thing that is genetic about our cardiac catastrophe is that lifestyles, family doctors, and eating habits are inherited. At the core of the problems are ignorance and irresponsibility that span generations. In this sense, there are genetic components to heart disease, but the problem was never God’s engineering.\nHeart disease takes lots of work to reverse, but it is more-or-less self-curable in most cases, regardless of what a doctor tells you.\nRemember that it took years to get yourself into this state of ill-health, and it may take a long time to get yourself out of it. Do not disregard the importance of emotional and spiritual health, because these things have a major impact upon the heart, and a full recovery may not be possible otherwise. Whenever I use the term “spiritual health”, I are referring to real spirituality, such as forming a personal relationship with our Creator.\nAcidic Symptoms of a Heart Attack\nDiscomfort, pressure, heaviness, or pain in the left arm or chest\nDiscomfort radiating to the back, jaw, throat, or arm\nFullness, indigestion, or choking feeling (may feel like heartburn)\nEmergency Alkaline Protocol for Heart Attacks\nIn the event of a heart attack, do not forgo calling 911 for an ambulance. The establishment’s forté is emergency medicine, and the risk is too great to delay calling for help. While waiting for the ambulance to arrive, small amounts of these alkalizing supplements should be placed into the mouth of the victim, and allowed to absorb through the walls of his/her cheeks:\nAmericans need not be concerned with legalities when trying to employ these methods. Every State in America has a Good Samaritan law, which provides special legal protection to those who make a good faith effort to save a life!\nTo learn more about how to reverse heart disease, cancer, diabetes, weight loss and weight gain or if you are dealing with fatigue and tiredness read the following books by Dr. Robert O. Young – http://www.phoreveryoung.com , http://www.amazon.com , http://www.phmiracle.com , www,phoreveryoung.wordpress.com, http://www.phmiracle.com\n1) The pH Miracle for Heart Disease\n4) The pH Miracle for Weight Loss\n5) The pH Miracle for Diabetes\n7) The pH Miracle Revised and Updated Book 2\n9) Back to the House of Health I Recipe Books\n10) Back to the House of Health II Recipe Books\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.0476360060274601, -0.015180511400103569, 0.02841922454535961, 0.05451609566807747, -0.019643986597657204, 0.01657393015921116, -0.05916553735733032, 0.05020076781511307, 0.0014023486291989684, -0.09016101062297821, 0.06730589270591736, -0.02021312341094017, 0.020823759958148003, 0.008171283639967442, 0.015361336059868336, 0.025473732501268387, 0.04552730545401573, -0.06303513795137405, -0.04223251715302467, 0.0801670253276825, -0.03046431951224804, 0.02402971126139164, 0.06889353692531586, 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(167, 'REVERSING CROHNS AND ULCERATED COLITIS WITH DR. YOUNG’s PH MIRACLE LIFESTYLE AND DIET!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/01/reversing-crohns-and-ulcerated-colitis-with-dr-youngs-ph-miracle-lifestyle-and-diet/', 'REVERSING CROHNS AND ULCERATED COLITIS WITH DR. YOUNG’s PH MIRACLE LIFESTYLE AND DIET!\nFROM ILLNESS TO ABUNDANT energy 2012, AN UPDATE 2 YEARS ON…\n10 DAY ALKALINE Liquid CLEANSE\n4 Litres of water per day, each with the juice of a full lemon\n2 litres of water per day, each with a teaspoon of wheatgrass\nDinner time (or Lunch if you are posh) was a green vegetable juiced drink (Spinach, cucumber, celery and lemon or lime, with water added.\nTea time (or dinner if you are still posh) was another juice, or an avocado soup, blended avocados and onions and added to hot water with herbs and sea salt to taste.\nI also took 4 (Dr Robert O. Young’s) pHlush tablets with morning drink, and another 4 at both meal times. 12 in total. http://www.phoreveryoung.com or http://www.phmiracle.com\nIBD – INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE… the ph miracle HEALING PLAN – JANUARY 2012\n20 years vegetarian. Too much dairy every day.\n3 year’s vegan. A lot of bread/wheat, and cravings.\n2 month’s raw vegan. 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(168, 'Tongue Diagnosis – Simple – Easy – Accurate', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/01/15/tongue-diagnosis-simple-easy-accurate/', 'Tongue Diagnosis – Simple – Easy – Accurate\nOne of the most common questions that people ask about acupuncture is: “Why does my acupuncturist look at my tongue?”\nTongue and pulse diagnosis are two of the more important diagnostic tools in Chinese medicine. They are both used to derive a TCM diagnosis for your condition which is used to plan your treatment. Generally the tongue, is much easier to learn and less subjective than pulse diagnosis. It is less meridian specific than the pulse, however, the tongue will show the depth and nature (hot, cold, etc.) of an imbalance and it is less effected by short-term influences such as nervousness. The tongue is also useful as a measurement tool to gauge the progress of a disorder.\nCommon Tongue Geography and Meridian Correlations\n¤ Lower Jiao The Base of the tongue corresponds to the Kidney, Urinary Bladder, Large Intestine and Small Intestine Meridians.\n¤ Middle Jiao The sides of the tongue correspond to the Liver and Gall Bladder meridians. Some theories place the Gall Bladder on the patients left side and the Liver on the patients right side.\nThe Middle of the tongue corresponds to the Stomach and Spleen Meridians.\n¤ Upper Jiao The Tip of the tongue corresponds to the Lung and the Heart\nZang, Fu, Qi, Blood, Body Fluids\nFlourishing: bright with energetic movement and moist indicates good Stomach Qi\nWithering: dark and dry tongue with sluggish movement indicates exhausted Stomach Qi\nReflects true condition of body\nMore Red: Blood overfills tongue, more heat\nLess Red: Qi and blood are insufficient, less heat, more deficiency\nRough: exuberant antipathogenic Qi and muscle fibers bulge\nTender: Qi and Blood are deficient and cannot fill fibers; Yang deficiency cannot transform body fluids and cold-damp accumulates\nLarge: overfilling of Blood, damp accumulation\nSmall: lack of nutrition due to Qi, Blood and Body Fluid Deficiency\nCracks: malnourishment of Qi, Blood and Body Fluids due to heat or dampness obstructing\nPrickles: heat pushes Qi and Blood up where they overfill the tongue causing papillae to thrust out\nCondition of muscles and sinews\nStiff: lack of nourishment due to internal organ deficiency or phlegm/Blood stasis obstructing Qi and Blood resulting in stiffening of the tongue\nLimp: sinews lack nourishment of Qi, Blood and Body Fluids and do not have the strength to move\nSpasm due to internal wind, usually due to hyperactive Liver, internal heat or malnutrition.  Can be trembling, deviated or protruding.\nShort: excessive cold causes contraction and spasm; malnutrition causes phlegm to stagnate and obstruct; heat injures Body Fluids; Qi and Blood deficiency due to Spleen and Kidney failure\nLong: excess pathogenic heat consumes Qi, Blood and Body Fluids; internal organ failure resulting in the tongue being unable to contract\nWhite: exterior or cold patterns; targets Lung and Large Intestine\nYellow: interior or heat patterns; targets Spleen and Stomach\nGray: interior, heat or cold-damp patterns\nBlack: interior, extreme heat or extreme cold patterns\nAntipathogenic Qi or depth of disease\nThin: impaired Spleen or Stomach cannot evaporate and transform dampness; Kidney and Stomach Yin deficiency cannot send up Body Fluids or damp turbidity is sent up.\nThick: Spleen and Stomach are stagnated by food or phlegm damp and turbid damp steam rises\nDry: excessive pathogenic heat injures Body Fluids; internal organ dysfunction leads to Yin deficiency\nWet: water damp attacks body due to Spleen or Kidney Yang deficiency cannot transform Body Fluids\nDistinguishes pathogenic factors, fluid metabolism\nDamp, phlegm, water or food stagnates and accumulates and the Stomach Qi produces excess turbidity that steams upwards\nEven: widespread pathogen, dampness obstructs middle jiao\nUneven: certain body parts or organs are affected, there will be uneven distribution\nDeficient Stomach Qi or Yin results in exuberant rising of turbid dampness or Stomach Yang, burning fluids.\nPathogen severity, condition of Stomach Qi & antipathogens\nRooted: sufficient Stomach Qi that is attached to tongue tightly, difficult to scrape off\nUnrooted: insufficient Stomach Qi due to Qi deficiency in the Stomach or Kidney\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03122722916305065, -0.0750918909907341, -0.0007672146894037724, -0.0075631821528077126, -0.1128726527094841, 0.006346176844090223, 0.052125222980976105, 0.0547122023999691, 0.034702934324741364, -0.037185750901699066, 0.09351813793182373, -0.04120234400033951, 0.0043287500739097595, 0.034817442297935486, -0.0415743887424469, -0.05554373934864998, -0.002141001634299755, 0.03251807391643524, -0.04258182644844055, -0.08847062289714813, -0.024654434993863106, 0.022551020607352257, -0.009881038218736649, -0.046810757368803024, -0.058386001735925674, -0.03624522686004639, -0.049112629145383835, 0.0017675933195278049, 0.04842999204993248, 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(169, 'Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Multiple Sclerosis (MS)', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/31/self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-multiple-sclerosis-ms-2/', 'Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Multiple Sclerosis (MS)\nI woke up one morning in July of 1994 and could not move the right side of my body. For some reason I thought I had an inner ear infection. I called my Uncle, an ENT, who was in the process of moving his office and asked the nurse to call in Antivert. I finally called him at home a few days later and told him what was going on and he told me to go see a neurologist.\nI made an appointment with a top neurologist who wanted to admit me into the hospital right away. I begged him to let me go home so he sent me for an M.R.I. I brought the results back to his office and he showed me the three-spots on my brain and admitted me into the hospital the following day.\nI spent the next eight-days in the hospital undergoing every possible test known. The doctor said he was running every test to rule things out. One of them was a spinal tap and that would take several days to come back. I diagnosed myself with brain cancer and decided to take out meat from the diet. One of the hospital employees, a dietitian came into my room and was concerned that I was not eating meat. Even at that time, I knew that meat was not a good thing. I had heard somewhere that it would feed cancer cells, of which she said she knew nothing.\nOn the eighth day, I begged the doctor to let me go home. He told me he was waiting on a cancer specialist. I was getting better and I told him that I did not think I had cancer, because if I did I would not be getting better. He said that he did not think it was cancer either and sent me home with an appointment to be in his office in the next day or so.\nOn my follow-up visit, I was informed that the diagnosis was Multiple Sclerosis. I knew nothing about this and was prescribed Clonazepam. I did pretty well for the next few years just taking that and then down the slippery acid slope I went.\nI did not change my food and started to have anxiety attacks. For this I was prescribed Xanax and Restoril at night for sleep. Then I began to have pain and was prescribed hydrocodone.\nOne day as I was driving to work, I got confused with the direction I needed to be going.\nI went back to the doctor and was told that I needed to begin with Avonex, an Interferon, or the Multiple Sclerosis could get worse. I followed this protocol for 17-years. I was now taking, Provigil (to repair the neuropaths in the brain), Amantadine (an anti-viral), Xanax, Clonazepam, Hydrocodone, Restoril and the occasional Prednisone with the weekly injection of Avonex.\nIn March of 2011, I could see that I was not getting any better. I knew that if I continued down this path I would not live much longer. I stopped taking all the medication at once onMarch 1st, 2011. I told myself that I would have some withdrawal. I was always running out of medication and knew what to expect – sort of.\nI had heard about wheatgrass and getting my body a little more alkaline. I had no idea what that meant, so I went to work on the computer to find out. I started to change my food. I took out meat, dairy, everything white and began to cut back on sugar.\nWhen I started all this, it was all I could do to get out of bed and get to my recliner without a nap. I started walking my dog two-miles a day, bought a rebounder for the lymphatic system, went for lymphatic massage. I have recently joined a gym that has Whole Body Vibration and water massage that I know is correcting a blocked lymphatic system.\nI no longer have any symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis. I am pain-free, tremor-free, anxiety-free, muscle-spasm free, migraine-free, stress-free. In hindsight, I can see clearly that all of my problems throughout my life were a result of acids that I was ingesting. As a child I had allergies, for which my mother was giving me medication for. When I was 18, I had meningitis – twice. I would get incapacitating migraines that would make me sick to my stomach, I got bronchitis at least once a year, laryngitis frequently. Since I have been following the pH miracle protocol and lifestyle, I have not been sick once. I no longer have any pain. I have not had a headache in over three-years.\nRuth Morgan www.p horeveryoung.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.05368080735206604, 0.016825415194034576, 0.015231404453516006, -0.026541693136096, -0.04541519656777382, -0.07593458145856857, 0.05323300138115883, 0.05397671461105347, -0.017507541924715042, -0.04303702339529991, -0.03281809017062187, 0.01673588901758194, 0.030162673443555832, 0.0024873146321624517, -0.0834721028804779, 0.032102297991514206, 0.0480518564581871, -0.062392860651016235, -0.05445555970072746, 0.13413581252098083, -0.00022116575564723462, 0.044177111238241196, -0.05191780999302864, 0.016538983210921288, -0.001684615621343255, 0.058635953813791275, -0.024649903178215027, -0.049194056540727615, -0.002918174024671316, 0.06520015746355057, 0.12093262374401093, -0.06592816859483719, -0.04222295805811882, -0.019352907314896584, 0.0640704557299614, -0.043661560863256454, -0.043828487396240234, 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(170, 'The London Telegraph – Cleanse Your Body With Dr. Robert O. Young’s Alkaline Diet', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/30/cleanse-your-body-with-dr-robert-o-youngs-alkaline-diet/', 'The London Telegraph – Cleanse Your Body With Dr. Robert O. Young’s Alkaline Diet\nCleanse your body with the alkaline diet\nAlkaline eating helps the body maintain healthy pH levels which improve digestion, skin tone and mood as well as weight loss. Natasha Corrett’s new book has a range of four cleanses with recipes to rebalance your body.\nIt was while she was having the needles inserted that the therapist told her about the benefits of an alkaline diet: one which avoids “acid forming foods” such as dairy, meat, sugar and coffee and replaces them with plant foods and wholegrains.\nNow 31, Natasha is in radiant health and her series of best selling Honestly Healthy cook books, based on the principles of alkaline eating, have a big celebrity following – one fan is Victoria Beckham. The latest book, Honestly Healthy Cleanse, is launched this week and contains 100 meticulously tested new recipes that combine her alkaline diet principles with four “cleansing plans” to kick start a new eating regime.\n‘’Once you’ve achieved the first 30 days, there will be no turning back,’’ shepromises, ‘’you will make definite lifestyle changes for the better as you’ll feel so energised and full of life.’’\nNatasha, who is engaged to fitness guru Simon Bateman, 36, comes from a family who know about food. Her mother, interior designer Kelly Hoppen (actress Sienna Miller is her stepsister) was always a ‘’health freak’’, she says, and the fridge at home was full of ‘dairy-free milk and similar products.’\nFrom her father Graham Corrett, a restaurateur, owner of fashionable Le Boudin Blanc in Mayfair, Natasha developed a fondness for good food, learning to cook at his restaurant during her school summerholidays. Like many of us, she admits she has always been torn between knowing what is ‘’good for you’’ and not wanting to deny herself a dish she enjoyed.\nSo what led to her passion for “the alkaline way?” ‘\n’Five years ago,’’ she explains, ‘’I was always on the go, making and delivering fresh food for my company Fridge Fill, working hard but not making a living, and feeling tired all the time.’’ In addition, Natasha admits that being dissatisfied with her weight and years of yo yo dieting meant she was on the verge of an eating disorder. ‘’When I was at boarding school, it was fashionable to be really skinny and my weight fluctuated massively as I tried to fit in.’’\nIt was her mother who recommended the therapist specialising in Ayurvedic medicine as well as acupuncture. When he pointed out that Natasha’s whole system was out of balance, she was more than ready to listen.\n‘’The therapist told me my body had become incredibly acidic from years and years of yo-yo dieting, even though I thought I was super-healthy being vegetarian and knocking back a green smoothie with spirulina every morning,” she says.\n‘’He suggested my body was in such a toxic state from stress and overwork that there was no way it could absorb the nutrients I was consuming. He said I needed to do an alkaline cleanse.”\nClaims as to the benefits of an alkaline diet are not new. Pioneered by an American biologist Dr Robert Young, the theory is that the digestive process causes foods to become either alkaline or acidic, as measured by their pH levels. The results are sometimes counter-intuitive: dairy for example becomes highly acidic when digested while lemons become alkaline..\nFans of alkaline eating maintain that while alkaline forming foods help the body maintain healthy pH levels, too much acidity does the opposite; and that sticking to an alkaline diet can help with weight loss and bloating as well as improving digestion, skin tone and mood. An acid based diet is blamed for diseases such as osteoporosis, heart problems, back pain and kidney stones.\n‘’At first, I wasn’t sure I wanted to try this way of eating,” says Natasha. “I had promised myself I would never do another detox or diet, as I had become so obsessed with food, and felt so unhappy. I had sworn never to put myself through that misery again. But I was persuaded to try an alkaline cleanse for 21 days, and in the end, I just didn’t stop. I felt so well.’’\nGradually, the weight came off, while her symptoms of PCOS – acne, mood swings and bloating – disappeared as her hormones became more balanced. ‘’I look at old photos of me and can’t believe the difference.’’\nWhether or not the theory holds up, much of the advice on alkaline eating chimes with official guidance on a healthy diet, Natasha advocates replacing acid forming foods with alkaline foods fruit, vegetables, pulses and wholegrains. Wheat is also considered acid forming, while almonds, garlic, olive oil and herbal teas are highly recommended.\nAs Natasha points out following this way of eating is mostly common sense and her delicious recipes prove it need not be painful. ‘’Think about eating as Mother Nature intended,” she advises. “Make your diet plant based, with lots of pulses and grains, although don’t eat too much fruit – certainly not on an empty stomach as that is very acid.’’\nShe recommends following the alkaline pattern of eating 70 percent of the week and then relaxing about the other 30 percent. “And if you can’t resist meat on a 30 per cent day, she says: ‘’Just be sure that all the meat you buy is organically and sustainably reared.’’\nExercise is also plays a large part in Natasha’s life and, she says, complements.\nShe blogs enthusiastically about the alkaline lifestyle, and runs occasional exclusive cookery classes, too. There’s also a recipe app, and Londoners can join the Honestly Healthy supper club. Naturally, both mother (for health) and father for (taste) approve of her venture. Best of all was a surprise endorsement from one of the UK’s leading chefs\nMarcus Wareing who, Natasha was thrilled to learn, cooks from her books at home. ‘’Natasha has a really, creative, inventive and forward thinking attitude to food and cooking,’’ he says on the book’s cover.\n‘’That was my Michelin star,’’ she says proudly.\n‘’What’s important to me is how can we get to optimum health,” she adds. “It’s what is going on inside that matters, not about how you look. And if you follow a healthy diet, your skin will glow and the weight will drop off. But the food has to taste good too.’’\nHonestly Healthy Cleanse by Natasha Corrett (Hodder & Stoughton, £25) is available to order from Telegraph Books at £21.50 + £1.95 p&p. Call 0844 871 1514 or visit books.telegraph.co.uk\nAll of the below are extremely acid forming. To rebalance your body towards a more alkaline state you need to cut these items out of your diet.\nCarrot, garlic, butternut squash\nAlmonds, coconut oil, olive oil\nCleansing the Honestly Healthy way\nEach of the four cleanses in the book is designed to fit in with your lifestyle, depending on whether you want a weekend cleanse, a pre-event slimdown or a cleanse for heavy exercise.\nA two- or three-day liquid cleanse, comprising smoothies, juices, teas and soups – all designed to give your body a rest from digesting and to help draw out the toxins naturally.\nThis six-day cleanse will give you a gentle kick-start to shift any extra pounds before a party, holiday or special event. You’ll be eating raw salads with soups and smoothies, which will boost your immune system.\nThis six-day cleanse is designed for people who are exercising a lot, who want to find out how to get more vegetarian protein into their daily diet and cleanse their body at the same time.\nThis 30-day cleanse is a stepping stone to a new, healthier you. Once you’ve achieved the first 30 days, there will be no turning back – you will make definite lifestyle changes for the better as you’ll feel so energised.\nGet all your shopping done before you start a cleanse. Make up the first day’s worth of food so you are ahead of time.\nRemove or hide any food that you normally turn to for a ‘fix.\nDrink plenty of water – ideally, at least 2 litres of water per day.\nClear your mind of any problems. Do whatever works best – read a book, meditate or pay yourself some attention\nHow you might feel and what might happen\nIf you have not undertaken a cleanse before, be warned that you might feel worse before you feel better. The process of drawing toxins out of your body results in classic symptoms, such as:\nThese recipes are high in alkalinity and low in acid. Ingredients can be sourced from organic supermarkets and online suppliers]\nI first fell in love with acai, a South American superfood, while travelling around Brazil, where I had the most amazing smoothies made from freshly frozen pulp. This smoothie is the next best thing. Throw in a few ice cubes and you will get a deliciously cold smoothie that will nourish your body with its supply of antioxidants and immune-boosters.\nbee pollen or raw cacao nibs [roasted cacao beans, broken into pieces] , to garnish (optional)\nPut all the ingredients into a high-speed blender and blend until completely smooth. Serve either in a bowl or in a glass, with a garnish of bee pollen or raw cacao nibs for extra crunch. The smoothie is best drunk straight away, but you can always put it in a jar and take it out with you to drink as soon as you can during the day.\nCauliflower and pink peppercorn soup\nI love nothing more than a velvety soup to help cleanse my body from the inside out. Here, I use the umeboshi plum purée (a Japanese condiment) for its natural saltiness and its alkalinity. I also love to add nutritional yeast to this soup to give it a deeper flavour. I buy the brand that has added vitamin B12 as it can be hard to get adequate amounts of this vitamin on a vegetarian diet.\n2 tsp sumac (a spice often used in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cooking), plus extra to garnish\n10 pink peppercorns, plus extra to garnish\n5g oregano leaves, plus extra to garnish\n1 leek, chopped into 2.5–5cm chunks\n1 whole cauliflower, chopped into 2.5–5cm chunks\n2 tbsp nutritional yeast (optional)\nIn a medium-sized pan, heat the coconut oil and sauté the sliced shallot and garlic for 2 minutes. Add the sumac, ground coriander, pink peppercorns and oregano. Add the cold water, bring to the boil, then simmer for a further minute.\nAdd the leek and cauliflower pieces to the pan and be sure to stir well so all the flavours can mingle. Add the boiling water and leave to cook on a medium heat for about 10 minutes. You will know it’s ready as the cauliflower will start to break up into much smaller pieces and will be soft to the point of a knife.\nAdd the umeboshi plum purée and stir well. Transfer the contents of the pan to a blender and whizz until very smooth. If you are going to add the nutritional yeast stir it into the soup once it’s blended.\nServe the soup hot with a garnish of oregano and a sprinkle of sumac or a few pink peppercorns on top.\nCarrot ‘noodles’ and avocado dressing\n[Suitable for slimdown, high energy and life changing cleanses]\nThis wonderfully cleansing dish is incredibly alkalising too. The creaminess of the avocado dressing transforms a few humble ingredients into a delicious meal.\n2 ripe avocados, roughly chopped\na pinch of Himalayan pink salt\n½ small red onion, finely chopped\nTamari-toasted seeds (Tamari is essentially a gluten-free soy sauce)\nPut the avocados, lemon juice, sweet miso, garlic and salt in a blender and blend until completely smooth.\nPour this dressing over the carrot ‘noodles’ and mix in – using your hands is best – then stir in the red onion and coriander.\nDivide the pea shoots between 2 plates, add a pile of the ‘noodles’ on top, garnish with the tamari-toasted pumpkin seeds and lime zest and drizzle the pumpkin oil all over.\n[Suitable for highenergy and lifechanging cleanses]\nAn oaty breakfast is a great way to start the day as oats release energy slowly, balancing blood sugar levels. If you can’t find Chinese pear, use half an apple and half a regular pear.\nChop the Chinese pear into thin slices about 2cm long and squeeze the lemon over them to prevent the fruit going brown. Then put the rest of the ingredients into a bowl, finishing off with the chopped Chinese pear. Mix together and leave overnight or for at least 2–3 hours. Divide between 2 bowls, discarding the star anise. If you’re eating alone, store the other serving in the fridge, where it will keep for up to 5 days.\nButterbean and butternut curry\n[Suitable for highenergy and lifechanging cleanses]\nThis is quick to make and perfect if you’re having friends round for dinner. It’s now a staple in my house – all you need is some fresh herbs and a butternut squash to transform dried ingredients from your larder into this delicious meal.\n½ lemongrass stalk, bashed with a rolling pin\n200g butternut squash, cut into 2cm cubes\n5g galangal [from the ginger family] (optional)\nfinely grated zest and juice of 1 lime\nPut all the curry paste ingredients in a small food processor or blender and whizz until you get a nice chunky paste. Set aside.\nMelt the coconut oil in a pan and sauté the onion and garlic for 1 minute. Tip in the curry paste along with the whole lemongrass stalk. Leave the sauce to bubble for a further 2 minutes, then add another 4 tablespoons of the water.\nAfter another 2 minutes add the coconut milk and butternut squash and continue to cook for 5 minutes on a medium heat. Finally, stir in the butterbeans and half the coriander leaves and leave to simmer for a further 7 minutes. Test to see if the squash is cooked; if not, then simmer for another few minutes until totally tender.\nRemove the lemongrass stalk before serving, and sprinkle the curry with the rest of the coriander. If you’d like your curry with some rice, then use a brown basmati or perhaps some quinoa on the side.\n[Suitable for slimdown, highenergy and lifechanging cleanses]\nHere’s my go-to recipe to transform a salad – also perfect as a snack. Packed full of protein, these little salty seeds are great for adding to any recipe.\n1 tbsp tamari (Like soy sauce but wheat-free)\n30g pumpkin seeds improving digestion, skin tone and moodimproving digestion, skin tone and mood\nPut the sesame oil, tamari and pumpkin seeds in a pan on a medium heat and toast for 1 minute. Set aside to cool.\n[Suitable for highenergy and lifechanging cleanses]\nQuite often I find that the best recipes, like this one, arrive through a mistake. I decided to experiment with teff flour (a gluten-free alternative to wheat flour) expecting to create a more biscuit-like texture, but in fact ended up with a super-fluffy result, so this recipe became a bake. The mixture is also ridiculously healthy – with the whole grains as well as the omega fatty acids in the chia seeds.\n100g coconut blossom syrup or agave syrup\n1 heaped tsp bicarbonate of soda\nfinely grated zest of 1 orange\nraw walnuts and almonds, roughly chopped, for the topping (optional)\nPreheat the oven to 180°C/gas mark 4. Line a baking dish with baking parchment, or line a 12-hole muffin tin with paper cases if you prefer.\nCook the quinoa according to the packet instructions. Drain and leave to cool in a bowl.\nSoak the ground chia seeds in the measured cold water for 10 minutes until you get a thick gloopy texture.\nPut the warm water, coconut oil, almond butter, syrup, soaked chia seeds, vanilla and cooked quinoa into a blender and blend until fully mixed.\nSift the teff flour and the bicarbonate of soda into a largish bowl and add the zest and cacao nibs.\nNow, stir in the wet mixture (from the blender) – it will be thick.\nScoop the mixture into the prepared baking dish, keeping it about 3cm thick. Pop the tray into a preheated oven and bake for 12–15 minutes.\nThe bake will be ready when a sharp knife inserted into the middle comes out clean.\nLift the bake out of the dish, using the parchment to help you, and transfer to a wire rack. Sprinkle with the crushed nuts (if using) and drizzle with orange-flower water. 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(171, 'The pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/29/the-ph-miracle-14-day-whole-body-cleanse-4/', 'The pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse\nThe pH MIRACLE® 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse January 14th – 27th, 2015 Our Group Cleanse consists of Daily Cleanse Classrooms and Nightly Calls with Expert Guest Speakers. Hosted by: Glenn & Lori Stone & Brian Claypool Early Bird Discount Ends Midnight 12/31/14 $379 – $75 OFF\nThe pH MIRACLE® 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse\nOur Group Cleanse consists of Daily Cleanse Classrooms and Nightly Calls with Expert Guest Speakers.\nHosted by: Glenn & Lori Stone & Brian Claypool\nEarly Bird Discount Ends Midnight 12/31/14\nYour Body is a MIRACLE! It’s time to treat it like one.\nThe human body is a miracle designed to operate with effortless ease when its properly supported. Trillions of cells functioning and working in harmony together to support the miles of arteries, organs and tissues. Most take for granted all of these functions as they happen automatically without much conscious awareness on our part. They take better care of their cars and possessions than they do their own bodies. Health is our birthright but like all rights it requires responsibility. When we take the right actions we can correct imbalances and heal ourselves. The secret key to health is alkalizing energizing. There is nothing more important to health than the environment we create in our body. By supporting this alkaline design you allow your mind and body to function optimally. You are working with the bodies biochemistry, not against it. This is what happens when people adopt an alkaline lifestyle on the pH Miracle cleanse. Their bodies regenerate, heal and become stronger than ever. They achieve new levels of well-being they never thought imaginable, many eliminated pain and health challenges they have had for years. The testimonials continue to flood in from people throughout the world who are participating on the cleanse. If you are seeking to achieve more health, more energy, more balance and more wellness in any aspect of your life, the pH Miracle provides you with a powerful and proven program for attaining your God given potential. Join us now and transform your life by enrolling in the pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse. Give yourself the gift that keeps on giving.\nLori, Glenn & Brian have over 17 years experience facilitating these cleanses for our alkaline community in the US and throughout the world. We are offering you an amazing opportunity to gain profound knowledge of the pH Miracle science, lifestyle and live-it program. We have also put together a list of many amazing expert guest speakers who will join us throughout the cleanse. These guests will all speak on a range of important holistic health subjects that will help you to accelerate your whole body detoxification, healing and more. The program itself is over 28 calls including daily cleanse classrooms and nightly calls. These calls are also recorded and archived for your convenience to listen to on your computer, smart phone or MP3 player at any time. Enroll Now and join us on this life changing experience.\nThis is just some of what you will receive when you sign up for this cleanse.\nA 30 Minute Complimentary Coaching Call to discuss your products and individual requirements.\nThe Daily Cleanse Classroom where you can interact with other cleanse members, instructors and get all of your questions answered.\nNightly Cleanse Call Including Expert Guest Speakers. Audio Recordings of each call will be provided.\nCleanse Companion 65 Page Ebook – Your Comprehensive Guide to the cleanse.\n*Enroll in the cleanse and receive 20% off the products on the pHMiracleCleanse.com website up until 1 month after the cleanse.\n**Refer 2 People and Receive Your Cleanse 50% Off! Refer 3 People and Receive Your Cleanse Free!\nGet a tremendous amount of support for the next 6 weeks, by listening to the complimentary calls and signing up for the cleanse.\nComplimentary Pre-Cleanse Kick-off Calls\nPlease join us for any or all of our complimentary kick-off calls prior to the next cleanse. During these calls we will discuss the various ways to do the cleanse including the best ways to prepare, which products to use and how to get the most out of this life changing experience. We will also answer your questions at the end of the call.\nOUR NEXT CALL: This Sunday 1/4/15 @ 6pm PST 9pm EST\nWednesday 1/7/15 @ 6pm PST 9pm EST Sunday 1/11/15 @ 6pm PST 9pm EST\nDial-in Number: 605-562-3140 (Subject To Change) Access Code: 200013#\nIf you have any challenge with the above number, we have provided a backup number. Back-up Phone Number: (559) 546-1400 Enter the Dial-In Phone Number & Access Code\nTo Call Online For Free On Your Mobile Devices:\nApple Itunes App: IOS Devises Google Play : Android Devices\nOn the Complimentary Calls you will learn the following…\nLearn how to prepare for the cleanse, what to look out for and what to do to get the most ouf of this life changing experience.\nLearn the four choices to cleanse from a lifestyle shift to the complete liquid feast.\nLearn which foods, drinks and supplements to move towards and which to move away from.\nLearn strategies on how to stay alkaline and maintain balance during the hustle and bustle of modern living\nLearn how to create healthy alkaline meals 70/30.\nLearn how to naturally support your immune and lymphatic system while avoiding any of the flu like symptomologies.\nLearn how to transform your mind body and soul into the alkaline way of living, eating and thinking.\nThe cost of the cleanse is $454, which is a huge value considering all of the support and knowledge that you are going to gain during this period. You will receive more coaching, support and education than you ever have in adopting the pH Miracle alkaline lifestyle. We are currently offering an Early Bird Special Discount for $75 Off @ $379. This special ends on 12/31/14. Enroll Now and Transform Your Life , you’ll be so glad you did.\n*Get 20% off all pHMiracleCleanse.com packs and products except for pH Strips, Oils & Books **Referrals for Refer 3 Get Yours Free Program must enroll in the cleanse for you to receive free cleanse\nJust a few of our many amazing Cleanse Testimonials…\nThis cleanse and information, materials, documents, and products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Before starting this program please be sure to check with your physician or health care practitioner. 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(173, 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for ALS – The Inspiring Story of Dr. Craig Oster', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/08/a-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-als-the-inspiring-story-of-dr-craig-oster/', 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for ALS – The Inspiring Story of Dr. Craig Oster\nMy 1st photo cira summer of 1988 when I was a construction worker, just before entering a clinical psychology PhD program. I was diagnosed 8.16.1994 with ALS at the University of Michigan by the renowned Dr Eva Feldman.\nMy 2nd photo from 2.15.2010, about 9.5 months after being discharged from home hospice for improving (with an intensive holistic approach).\nMy 3rd photo was taken on 1.20.2014 showing great improvements.\nMy 4th photo is labeled and shows before and after an alkaline lifestyle and diet.\nFrom the beginning, I was driven from the beginning by a vision of a natural healing and inspiring millions. Every time ALS has brought hell and agony, my mindset has been to pray that God allows me to turn my experience into a gift for the world. My faith is that everything in my life is always a gift even if I don’t feel it. God gets all credit…\nI require 24/7 care and I am focused on healing on every level and serving. I continue to improve and it is being documented by scientists.  My vision continues to unfold asone of the Dr Oz experts has written about me challenging the ALS Association, on the Dr Oz website.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.015912609174847603, -0.028583550825715065, 0.04002876579761505, 0.01423171442002058, -0.011954824440181255, -0.0277249813079834, -0.015425276011228561, 0.038252539932727814, 0.04532529041171074, -0.07798529416322708, -0.05261009931564331, 0.012652515433728695, 0.0035561297554522753, -0.005901189986616373, -0.11096247285604477, 0.08106818050146103, -0.07258708029985428, -0.06321120262145996, -0.09041254967451096, 0.08098676800727844, -0.07264687120914459, 0.10091406852006912, 0.005552345421165228, 0.022396257147192955, -0.034955982118844986, 0.08844766020774841, -0.05781427025794983, -0.08596652746200562, -0.0008645480265840888, -0.04179844260215759, 0.10819737613201141, -0.03395348787307739, 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(174, 'Press Release – For Immediate Release – The pH Miracle for Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/30/press-release-for-immediate-release-the-ph-miracle-for-cancer/', 'Press Release – For Immediate Release – The pH Miracle for Cancer\nBy Robert O. Young, D.Sc., Ph. D. ND, and Shelley Redford Young, LMT\nwww.phmiracle.com , http://www.phmiraclebooks.com , http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com ,\nThe latest addition to the successful pH Miracle series is THE pH MIRACLE FOR CANCER: Discover the truth about the cause, prevention, treatments, and reversal of all types of cancer (Panacea Publishing, Inc. January 2015; $24.95).\nSubject: Dawn K., Stage IV Metastatic Cancer in Remission\nDawn received news from her oncologist that her Stage IV metastatic cancer is in remission. The primary site was the right breast that affected the lymphatic system and the skeletal system. For the last 12 weeks Dawn followed an integrated cancer protocol including Dr. Young’s pH Miracle for Cancer and once a week treatments of taxol, a powerful antioxidant derived from the bark of the Yew tree. The following are the before and after PET scans validating her cancer reversal. Below you can see the bright yellow and red areas in the spine and the hip indicating the cancerous condition. Now in the follow-up scans those cancerous areas in the lymph and bone are completely gone! Dawn is a shining example of integrated medicine and a beacon of hope and light for all patients who have been diagnosed with metastatic cancer.\nBefore Treatment            After Treatment                 Before Treatment                After Treatment\nTo learn more about how to prevent or reverse, “Cancer deaths are at an all-time high, and most conventional cancer treatments are tragically ineffective. The pH Miracle for Cancer will provide you with a valuable perspective that you will likely not hear about from your doctor.” – Michel Kahaleh, MD, Professor of Clinical Medicine\nThe pH Miracle for Cancer does not ‘hope’ for your body to go into remission. It takes you well past that stage, into vibrant and strong health. Dr. Young states that, “This book is NOT about remission. It is about restoring your body to a healthy state free from cancer. It is about reversing cancer to a cure!”\nShelley Redford Young is a licensed massage therapist and a chef, specializing in optimum nutrition. She has contributed to all the gourmet alkaline recipes that are promoted in all of pH Miracle Series Books. She is a full time art professor and marvels at masterpieces of art with her food presentations and “Fun with “CHEF Shelley” Segments.   She has traveled the world and perfected the recipes that help heal your body, your mind and your soul.\nVisit Dr. Robert Young and Shelley Redford Young at: www.phmiracleliving.com , www.phoreveryoung.com , www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.035871945321559906, -0.0021744847763329744, 0.06946469098329544, -0.016282422468066216, 0.05243942514061928, 0.023798033595085144, -0.032608117908239365, 0.05842297896742821, 0.02061653323471546, -0.015929503366351128, 0.03100104257464409, 0.11080731451511383, -0.005382461939007044, -0.010041416622698307, -0.0222368985414505, 0.04155680909752846, -0.021832041442394257, -0.005400211084634066, -0.025058861821889877, 0.022697994485497475, 0.018375016748905182, 0.0021417192183434963, 0.04512837156653404, 0.08118344098329544, 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(176, 'The Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Prostate Cancer, Hepatitis C, CMV and Arteriosclerosis', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/20/the-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-prostate-cancer-hepatitis-c-cmv-and-ateriosclerosis/', 'The Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Prostate Cancer, Hepatitis C, CMV and Arteriosclerosis\nProstate Cancer diagnosis for this patient was determined by MRI, Biopsy, Ultrasound, and Blood tests. The following conditions were found: 1) Prostate cancer – 3 lesions 2) Hepatitis C 3) CMV 4) Arteriosclerotic plaque 5) High Bilirubin 6) High C-reactive protein 7) High cholesterol 8) High PSA 9) High Gleason score 10) Low testosterone\nDuration of treatment: April 2012 to November 2014\nThese were a few of the first pictures of live and dried blood taken from the patient in April of 2012. The patterns of the live and dried blood were consistent with prostate cancer showing several polymerized protein pools in the center of the coagulated blood.\nAfter 6 months of following the pH Miracle Protocol his live blood showed incredible improvement with normal healthy blood. The dried blood showed a reduction in polymerized protein in the center of the coagulated blood indicating improvement in the health of the prostate.\nOn November 2014 his live and dried blood shows no indications of malignancy. Live and dried blood showing the normal healthy profiles.\nResults: October 2014 biopsy, MRI and blood tests showed that all conditions of prostate cancer with 3 lesions, Hepatitis C and CMV reversed.\nAlso, the current blood report of November 2014, showed normal cholesterol, sclerotic plaque gone, normal bilirubin, normal C-reactive protein, normal PSA and normal Testosterone levels.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.056770920753479004, -0.013279116712510586, -0.05606388300657272, -0.04412330687046051, -0.01997007429599762, -0.0342099703848362, -0.06174807250499725, 0.10646691173315048, -0.04591760411858559, -0.02673562429845333, -0.05015407130122185, 0.042857423424720764, -0.043575700372457504, 0.03515469655394554, -0.020568743348121643, -0.035718925297260284, 0.029248729348182678, -0.0057782819494605064, -0.0436929389834404, 0.029437215998768806, -0.06102471426129341, -0.053433820605278015, 0.0067133489064872265, 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(177, 'My Self-Care to a Self-Cure From Lupus', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/14/the-hands-never-lie/', 'My Self-Care to a Self-Cure From Lupus\nMy Lupus symptoms included severe inflammation of my palms and soles, sometimes so extreme that I could hardly hold a pen or put on shoes. A symptom my doctors hadn’t seen before and couldn’t properly manage with medication. I’ve also had Raynaud’s for 10 years which again is very painful and uncomfortable, and I started wearing gloves to prevent attacks.\nUnfortunately MY medical doctors failed to mention that nutrition and exercise are a huge influence for your over-all health and fitness. Within 2 weeks of transitioning to The pH Miracle alkaline lifestyle diet my palms and soles cleared up and didn’t hurt anymore. This was the first winter (2013) I only needed gloves just once! And yes, I know, it wasn’t a cold winter but that never really mattered before. I could barely go outside without gloves and had several pairs lying around the house and in my car just to make sure I always had a pair available!\nBelow, you will see several pictures of me and my hands. Why? Because the hands NEVER lie!\nThe first picture is me before starting the pH Miracle Protocol and after chemotherapy, plaqeunil and monthly IVIG iv’s!\nThe second picture is a picture of my hand 1 week before I went to Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle Detox Retreat Center at Ti Sana, in Areta/Como, Italy, to start His alkaline lifestyle and diet.  The third picture is a picture of my hand after 2 weeks of following Dr. Young’s pH Miracle Detox Protocol.  The third picture is a picture of my hand after 9 months of following Dr. Young’s pH Miracle Protocol. The last picture was after 12 months of following Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle Detox PROTOCOL free of ALL LUPUS SYMPTOMS and completely free of ALL CONVENTIONAL DOCTORS AND ALL BIG PHARMA DRUGS!\nI probably won’t win a beauty pageant but I am so freaking glad it doesn’t hurt anymore! And, ALL I did was restore my body’s natural alkaline healthy state by following Dr. Young’s pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet.”\nTo learn more about Dr. Young and His pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet read The pH Miracle revised and updated book! www.phmiracle.com or www.phmiraclebooks.com\nOne last thing! Please watch and share my documentary on Lupus with the World so the millions of Lupus suffers can NOW KNOW there is a SELF-CURE FOR LUPUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.05964892730116844, -0.02368893101811409, 0.12320645153522491, 0.09306620061397552, 0.030301745980978012, -0.0347493514418602, -0.013114196248352528, 0.08089577406644821, 0.02115606889128685, -0.029079655185341835, 0.06115249544382095, 0.07148707658052444, 0.06941112130880356, 0.021817084401845932, -0.05250795558094978, 0.003894824767485261, -0.04288579523563385, -0.035138554871082306, -0.06389734894037247, 0.13168452680110931, -0.004614989273250103, 0.00019492533465381712, -0.03598912060260773, -0.0052876039408147335, -0.021726125851273537, 0.0903126448392868, -0.0487070269882679, -0.007357552647590637, 0.014758147299289703, -0.04051704704761505, -0.00193259387742728, 0.0735081359744072, -0.07422032207250595, 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(178, 'The pH Miracle for Weight Loss and Weight Gain', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/06/the-ph-miracle-for-weight-loss-and-weight-gain/', 'The pH Miracle for Weight Loss and Weight Gain\nDay 21/21 Dieta Detox Mancare Lichida\nEste unul din cele mai bune lucruri pe care le-am facut pentru sanatatea mea. Recomand tuturor cu incredere!\nPentru cei pe care nu ii intereseaza sanatatea, doar aspectul fizic si le este frica sa nu piarda masa musculara am atasat niste poze (inainte si dupa dieta). I just finished 3 days ago a 21 juice fast. It’s the best thing I ever did for my health and fitness! If you are afraid that you will lose to much muscle mass on this fast, don’t be! Don’t believe me? I attached some before and after pictures.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.040685612708330154, 0.017840852960944176, 0.05049637705087662, 0.07614848017692566, -0.04304000735282898, 0.042312026023864746, -0.016654791310429573, 0.006347473710775375, -0.04848897457122803, -0.07779789716005325, 0.10479027032852173, 0.01473722793161869, 0.07487145066261292, -0.03591759502887726, -0.0056868358515203, -0.09188259392976761, -0.03298899531364441, 0.03192238509654999, -0.07171619683504105, 0.009831174276769161, 0.013072974979877472, -0.04699761047959328, -0.008538708090782166, 0.05402925983071327, 0.021351322531700134, -0.022416941821575165, -0.022164441645145416, 0.018617384135723114, -0.00757458433508873, -0.12855160236358643, 0.09653804451227188, 0.01375913992524147, 0.012893946841359138, -0.06619863957166672, -0.0151265449821949, -0.025638991966843605, -0.009118340909481049, -0.09024693816900253, 0.05761982500553131, 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(179, 'Microwave Radiation or Electro-Magnetic Frequencies Cause Sickness and Disease!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/11/microwave-radiation-or-electro-magnetic-frequencies-cause-sickness-and-disease/', 'Microwave Radiation or Electro-Magnetic Frequencies Cause Sickness and Disease!\nMicrowave – and other forms of electromagnetic – radiation are major (but conveniently disregarded, ignored, and overlooked) factors in many modern unexplained disease states.\nInsomnia, anxiety, vision problems, swollen lymph, headaches, extreme thirst, night sweats, fatigue, memory and concentration problems, muscle pain, weakened immunity, allergies, heart problems, intestinal disturbances, and cancer are all symptoms found in a disease process originally described in the 1970s as Microwave Sickness.  The following are articles that will open your understanding to microwave radiation sickness and why so many people are getting tired and sick and falling dead!\nYounger mobile phone users more prone to brain cancer: Study\nCellphone harm: Cervical spine stress and increase risk of brain cancer the peper perspective, Nov 20, 2014\niPads may interfere with cardiovascular implantable electronic devices and result in nocturnal cardiac death\nPersonal exposure meters underestimate the exposure of humans to non-ionizing radiation in indoor environmen t\nHsp70 is an independent stress marker among frequent users of mobile phones\nThe structure of the head affects the amount of cell phone radiation absorbed in specific brain locations\nExpect the usual procrustean approach with the WHO’s forthcoming RF Environmental Health Criteria (EHC) for electrosensitivity\nBerkeley City Council moves forward with alerts to consumers about health, environmental risks\nElectromagnetic hypersensitivity Public Hearing – EESC, Room JDE52 – Rue Belliard 99., 1040 Brussels, Belgium\nArizona ‘smart’ meter study – A Pattern of Incompetence and Fraud\nMost cancers are linked to the environment – French oncologist Dominique Belpomme\nWe Now Spend More Time Staring at Phones Than TVs\nFamily takes refuge from Wi-Fi\nFailure to follow cellular antenna regulations raises safety issues\nWoodstock Primary School – Friday 11/20: Is Wi-Fi Safe? – ADA Compliant\nWolfgang Maes on body grounding\nSurvey Link Electro-Magnetic Radiation and Health Status\nCellmast protest: Fri, 28 Nov 3-4pm\nExtremely low-frequency magnetic field decreased calcium, zinc and magnesium levels in costa of rat.\nShould I Ground Myself and What’s Wrong with Earthing Mats and Pads?\nWHO survey finds 45 countries provide advice on limiting exposure cell phone radiation\nLow intensity radio frequency radiation: a new oxidant for living cells\nSummary of the ICNIRP/WHO Workshop and EHS Science and Wireless session 11-11-2014\nMartin Pall: The debate must heat up, and call for scientific signatures\nCyril W Smith : The debate must heat up, and call for scientific signatures\nThe United Federation of Teachers warns it 200,000 members about wireless radiation\nRecordings from the EESC hearing on EHS\nA must read posting from Dariusz Leszczynski on the recent, ICNIRP, ACEBR and ARPANSA all too obvious spin at Wollongong\nElectromagnetic Hypersensitivity and EHS-MCS Persons World Map\nINTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON MCS – ROME, 15-16 JANUARY 2015\nConsultation on WHO’s EHC on RF is a sham – decision of “no health effects” was made already\n14P1-H6. Electromagnetic Interference with Medical Devices from Third Generation Mobile Phone Including LTE\nCall for scientific signatures : Statement on the health effects of RFs\nChelation Therapy May Increase One’s Risk of Mold — and Other Opportunistic — Infections. Mineral Re-supplementation Necessary Afterwards!\nThe debate must heat up, and the WHO Fact Sheet 193 must be corrected.\nEnvironmental Health Trust: November 2014\nElectromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS): a historical and biophysical perspective\nElectro Hyper-sensitivity in Ireland\nWSJ: Secret US program uses planes to gather Americans’\nSecret U.S. Spy Program Uses Fake Cell Towers on Planes to Collect Your Phone Data\nLong-term mobile phone use and brain cancer\nCantv deploys over 2,900 Wi-Fi sites\nUse Of Cellphones Linked With Brain Cancer In Massive Study\nJapan’s smartphone ‘zombies’ wreak havoc on the streets\nStudy: Cellphone Use ‘Triples Brain Tumor Rates’\nMoveOne Petition: Investigate Worcester MA Smart Meter Pilot Program\nIoT to Enable 25 Billion Smart Things by 2020\nBird decline poses loss not just for environment, but human soul\nA Deadly Wandering: A Tale of Tragedy and Redemption in the Age of Attention\nSmart power meters a threat to health\nWhat EMF Help Center Does For You: “Lowest Cost EMF Meters”\nElectro Hyper-sensitivity in Ireland\nPart 2 of An Electronic Silent Spring\nFinal report of Smart Schools Commission released\nThe United Federation of Teachers warns it 200,000 members about wireless radiation\nExperts and doctors warn: Pregnant women and children should not be exposed to wireless radiation\nLife & Liberty – Under Attack by BC Hydro – November 2014\nStop Smart Meters! Bulletin Vol. 24- November 2014\nWireless Phone Use Increases Malignant Brain Tumour Up to Four-Fold\nSpain incorporates Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) in its International Classification of Diseases\nChildren should avoid Wi-Fi – RFs probable carcinogen – Dr Anthony Miller, former Director, Epidemiology Unit, National Cancer Institute of Canada\nComments sought on Navy’s electronic warfare training plan\nOpen Your Mind (OYM) Radio – Michael Bevington & Lloyd Morgan – Oct 12th 2014\nInterview with Dr. Dominique Belpomme by Radio Canada on Electromagnetic Fields and Electrosensitivity\nBluetooth What You Will Learn Nowhere Else – Is It Really Dangerous?\nIs UMEME’s Yaka Smart Metering a security time bomb?\nThe risky side of smart connected energy\nWHO updates mobile phones and health fact sheet\nAre wireless phones linked with brain cancer risk?\nMicrowaves, Science and Lies : A provocative documentary challenges alleged corruption in the World Health Organisation\n“Link between EHS/ES and Lyme’s disease and Ebstein Barr virus?” Electromagnetic Fields Work via Calcineurin Inhibition to Suppress Immunity…\nElectrosensitive: Outliers in a Wireless World – Extended Preview\nCEP Comments on Opt-Out Proposed Decisions\nSmart meter saga: a comprehensive timeline\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.001605421770364046, 0.022468773648142815, 0.038926925510168076, 0.05017688497900963, 0.057724498212337494, -0.0348769836127758, 0.056117698550224304, 0.11184875667095184, 0.019488435238599777, 0.010418145917356014, 0.0638846904039383, -0.03982626646757126, 0.0978294163942337, 0.04886648431420326, 0.049456655979156494, -0.03992297500371933, 0.004410338122397661, -0.0906335636973381, -0.048696454614400864, 0.09385355561971664, -0.08495992422103882, 0.024815484881401062, -0.0525718592107296, -0.06409050524234772, 0.022191330790519714, 0.00044760870514437556, 0.04168618842959404, -0.05903324484825134, 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(180, 'This Holiday Season Give the Gift of Health and Fitness – The pH Miracle Whole Body Vibrational Machine', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/30/this-holiday-season-give-the-gift-of-health-and-fitness-the-ph-miracle-whole-body-vibrational-machine/', 'This Holiday Season Give the Gift of Health and Fitness – The pH Miracle Whole Body Vibrational Machine\nThe pH Miracle VibrapHirm – Whole Body Low Impact Exercise\nTo order call: 760-484-1075 or 760-751-8321\nhttp://www.phoreveryoung.com or http://www.phmiracleliving.com or http://www.yelp.com/biz/holistic-code-los-angeles\nWhat can VibrapHirm do for you?\nIncreases muscle strength, flexibility, mobility and coordination\nStrengthens and enhances posture\nIncreases bone strength and density\nImproves muscle strength and tone, enhancing athletic performance\nEnhances balance, coordination and post ACL repair\nGentle training – no physical strain of the joints\nImproves circulation and increases blood oxygenation\nDecreased diastolic blood pressure\nStrengthening of muscles – particularly the back/spine\nReduces back pain and stiffness\nStimulation of the metabolism and lymph drainage\nDecreases level of Cortisol (hormone released when we’re under stress)\nHighly effective body fat combustion\nStrengthening of bone tissues Combats osteoporosis\nRehabilitate injuries and ailments\nRapid recovery after exercising\nBoosts levels of Testosterone and natural HGH\nReducing the effects of stress and treatment of stress incontinence\nPositive results on neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s\nGeneral improvement of skin quality\nCreating a balance of body and mind\nSpecifications for the VibrapHirm\nUser weight capability – 120kg – 275 lbs\nSize – Height: 48 in x Width: 26 in x Depth: 23 in\nPlatform dimensions – 21 in x 15 in\nNet weight – 100lbs / Gross weight – 109lbs\nBox Size – 45 x 32 x 12 inches\nCertifications – CE, ISO 9001 and UL approval\nVibrapHirm – your Whole Body Vibration source. Simply put, Vibration training can do something for every body. Regardless of your health or age, you can improve your strength, flexibility and range of motion in just a few minutes a day.\nWhole Body Vibration Training is not new; it has been around for over a hundred years. The whole story is in the History of WBV page.\nCurious about who uses Whole Body Vibration? Check out the Users of Whole Body Vibration technology page .\nErgonomic construction, compact design\nExtra large console with 3 LED display that delivers feedback of Time, Speed and Body Fat Value\n3 preprogrammed workout programs\n20 speeds to accommodate different workouts\nHigh quality motor delivers smooth workout with maximum user weight of 300 pounds.\nOverload current protection, anti-jamming, and anti-static.\nWheels underneath the unit, making it easy to move.\nConvenience – Use it in your home\nWhy is the VibrapHirm the best value?\nBest price – sturdy, quality construction Quiet Operation Sold As Is\nHow is it so affordable? Retail Price $1699.00  Holiday Price $1299.00 plus shipping We sell direct to you – from the manufacturer Not through a retail store or distribution system. We sell only on the Internet. 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(181, 'The Radiation from WiFi is Cancer Causing!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/12/19/the-radiation-from-wifi-is-cancer-causing/', 'The Radiation from WiFi is Cancer Causing!\nThe following study out in 2011 support the logical conclusion that being exposed to WiFi (and more than often many sources of multiple WiFi signals) 24/7 is a potential risk for a cancerous condition. Today we are all literally drowning in an acidic sea of EMFs. The long-term exposure to microwave radiation from WiFi provokes the cellular transformation of healthy body and blood cells into cancerous cells leading to a cancerous condition or diagnosis.\nLong-term exposure to microwave radiation provokes cancer growth: evidences from radars and mobile communication systems.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.034705668687820435, 0.012012765742838383, 0.05556676164269447, 0.025512121617794037, 0.04079714044928551, -0.0700359120965004, 0.039708271622657776, 0.05929439514875412, 0.016430268064141273, 0.00023990745830815285, 0.03815601021051407, 0.03724595904350281, 0.09018564224243164, 0.04499358683824539, 0.02679351717233658, 0.036478567868471146, -0.024526171386241913, -0.09600719064474106, -0.09269789606332779, -0.006966909859329462, -0.08503776043653488, 0.009844884276390076, 0.014745065942406654, -0.053544919937849045, 0.12195027619600296, -0.037111833691596985, 0.039270609617233276, 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(182, 'Cell pHone Radiation Causes Thyroid Cancer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2014/11/12/cell-phone-radiation-causes-thyroid-cancer/', 'Cell pHone Radiation Causes Thyroid Cancer!\nIsraeli scientists find possible link between cellphone use & thyroid cancer.\nIn one experiment, human thyroid cells collected from healthy patients were subjected to radiation with a device, designed for the study, that simulates the electromagnetic radiation emitted by cellphones. The irradiated thyroid cells proliferated at a much higher, statistically significant rate than non-irradiated cells in the control group\nA second experiment, using different methods and materials, gave similar results.\nThe findings will be presented for the first time this weekend at the annual conference of the Israeli Society of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, in Eilat.\n“The findings are the first evidence of changes in thyroid cells in response to electromagnetic radiation,” said Feinmesser. “But drawing sweeping conclusions as to a connection between cellphone radiation and thyroid cancer is still far off.”\nThe scientific community is divided as to the connection between cellular radiation and cancer. One opinion is that because cellular radiation is non-ionizing and incapable of causing changes in cellular DNA, it cannot cause cancer. But in recent years evidence has mounted from epidemiological studies indicating a relationship between increased exposure to cellular radiation and cancerous growths, especially in the brain and the salivary glands.\nThe incidence of thyroid cancer has been on the rise in Israel for more than a decade, which matches the rise in the use of cellphones.\nThyroid cancer is three times more common in women than men. It is the fourth most common form of cancer among Jewish women in Israel, at 16.6 cases per 100,000 people. The three most common forms of cancer for women are cancer of the breast, colon and cervix.\nAmong Israeli Arab women the rate of thyroid cancer is 11.6 cases per 100,000, and it is the third most common cancer.\nFrom 1990 to 2007 there was a 67-percent rise in thyroid cancer rates among Jewish women, and a 250 percent increase among Arab women, Health Ministry figures show. For men, the rise from 2000 is more moderate, but still shows a 41 percent increase in thyroid cancer rates for Jewish men.\nJust this week it was reported that mobile operator Partner Communications (Orange ) reached a settlement with a customer who claims he contracted cancer after using the company’s cellphones. The customer, who is in his 50s, sued Partner in May, claiming that intensive use of the device resulted in an aggressive lymphoma near his left ear. Partner agreed to pay NIS 400,000 in an out-of-court settlement.\nhttp://www.haaretz.com/news/national/israeli-scientists-find-possible-link-between-cellphone-use-thyroid-cancer.premium-1.507552\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.01434523705393076, 0.007920158095657825, 0.05277252569794655, -0.015973186120390892, -0.01539081521332264, -0.03130807727575302, 0.06717807054519653, 0.054840557277202606, 0.030401643365621567, 0.0638531893491745, 0.06924144178628922, 0.006462924648076296, 0.07533640414476395, 0.02705034613609314, 0.013844163157045841, 0.00806560181081295, -0.027660304680466652, -0.0458127036690712, -0.07080532610416412, 0.011276275850832462, -0.10397090017795563, 0.006455480586737394, 0.061541348695755005, -0.05287700891494751, 0.07095057517290115, -0.08898153901100159, 0.004624580964446068, 0.0038044669199734926, -0.10271306335926056, 0.034282077103853226, 0.047995224595069885, 0.01712430641055107, 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(183, 'How Do You Drink Your Sunlight?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2018/10/11/how-do-you-drink-your-sunlight/', 'How Do You Drink Your Sunlight?\nClick here to watch The Alkaline Tip of the Day – https://youtu.be/395EZxtyaow\nHe suggests that following an alkaline lifestyle and diet for the prevention of all sickness and disease is something that he learned from his Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, Great Great Grandfather and Great, Great, Great Grandfather going back over 500 years.\nAs taught by Dr. Dyoung-Tag and his fore-fathers using sunlight, alkaline water, earth minerals and food will protect the human body from sickness and disease.\nDr Robert O Young learned from fore-fathers going back to his Great, Great Grandfather Brigham Young that the use of tobacco or drinking alcohol, coffee or black tea and the eating of pork was harmful to the body and soul.\nDr. Young teaches an alkaline lifestyle and diet around the World through his books, The pH Miracle and The pH Miracle revised and updated which has been translated into 29 different languages with over 5 million copies sold. www.phoreveryoung.com\nDrinking alkaline water with chlorophyll is one of the best ways to maintain the alkaline design of the body and to remove acidic waste responsible of ALL sickness and disease.\nTo order alkaline water products and iJuice Super Chlorophyll go to: www.ijuicenow.com or www.phoreveryoung.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.006572444457560778, 0.0676155686378479, 0.023527979850769043, -0.001694630947895348, -0.010108171962201595, 0.060710322111845016, 0.06558936089277267, 0.030046630650758743, -0.06368356198072433, 0.0026020072400569916, 0.016689633950591087, -0.039027612656354904, 0.027304744347929955, 0.03778069093823433, -0.019421285018324852, -0.0034367924090474844, 0.006095219869166613, 0.0296084713190794, -0.0752192959189415, -0.004307011142373085, -0.006237630732357502, 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(184, 'The Healing Power of Chlorophyll', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/02/26/the-healing-power-of-chlorophyll-3/', '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 body – 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.\nWith 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. By including greens in our diet we can keep our body alkaline and healthy.\nFor more information go to: www.phoreveryoung.com , www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com , phmiracle.com , HolisticCode.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.06817018240690231, 0.0029534390196204185, -0.013102104887366295, 0.09339971840381622, 0.05857393518090248, 0.02253771759569645, 0.09227143228054047, -0.00037589602288790047, 0.028402741998434067, -0.018005454912781715, -0.03906668722629547, -0.03726273030042648, 0.010227404534816742, -0.025407416746020317, 0.032684534788131714, 0.045481614768505096, -0.021295661106705666, 0.0320022813975811, -0.16390907764434814, 0.01729416847229004, 0.0162051972001791, -0.005194005556404591, -0.08217095583677292, 0.007523181848227978, -0.04864615201950073, 0.02446969598531723, -0.044136375188827515, 0.004677880555391312, -0.0279673021286726, -0.05738350376486778, -0.06879153102636337, 0.08010823279619217, 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(185, 'Dr. Judy Mikovits and Dr. Robert Young – re COVID, Vaccines, Viruses, FACE MASKS AND MORE!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2020/08/30/dr-judy-mikovits-and-dr-robert-young-re-covid-vaccines-viruses-face-masks-and-more/', 'Dr. Judy Mikovits and Dr. Robert Young – re COVID, Vaccines, Viruses, FACE MASKS AND MORE!\nUPDATE:  THIS SHOW HAS BEEN UPLOADED TO BITCHUTE AND IS AVAILABLE TO VIEW BELOW!!.\nAugust 26, 2020 @ 7 PM PT  –  A roundtable discussion with Dr. Judy Mikovits and Dr. Robert O. Young regarding COVID, Vaccines and Viruses.  We will cover the latest announcement by President Trump with regard to the new Plasma Treatment, as well as the latest CDC announcement saying asymptomatic people do not need to be tested! (articles and bio(s) linked below).\nWATCH ON BITCHUTE at: https://www.bitchute.com/video/28tPzE4q3L4p/?fbclid=IwAR0UcMa8Ms7QSdSS34ZprNBYhVNQWmBNggNjNUoRbbu0wO4N_m_gJc5mqoE\nCDC… ASYMPTOMATIC PEOPLE DO NOT NEED TO BE TESTED!\nwww.foxnews.com/health/cdc-coronavirus-testing-guidance-change\nTo learn more and find products go to: www.phmiracleproducts.com/\nCOVID Autopsies Prove Death by Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation or Pulmonary Thrombosis!\nTo read the entire article go to: www.drrobertyoung.com/so/e8N7-HFDl?cid=8486780f-da1f-4521-b90f-6e16cd07da5c#/main\nThank you again, Best regards,\nABOUT BIOWEAPONS: …”Biolabs are acid labs.  There are NO bioweapons.  Germs are born in us and from us.  Viruses are acidic waste from cellular breakdown or fermentation.  Antibiotics have been the result.  Which are nothing more or less than the acidic waste of fermentation.  In other words, you take a yeast-like penicillium and ferment sugar and you end up with the so-called antibiotic which is the acid waste from fermentation.  It is morbid thinking to believe you can cure disease with disease.”\nIn 1994, Dr. Young discovered the biological transformation of red blood cells into bacteria and bacteria to red blood cells. He has since documented several such transformations. https://www.youtube.com/embed/gQnWvaQCr-w?autoplay=0&mute=0&controls=1&origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.drrobertyoung.com&playsinline=1&showinfo=0&rel=0&iv_load_policy=3&modestbranding=1&enablejsapi=1&widgetid=7\nDr. Robert Young has devoted his career to the discovery of the missing pieces necessary to complete the larger picture of health.–taken from his website, www.drrobertyoung.com/\nDR. YOUNG’S LATESE SCIENTIFIC PAPER:\nTHE TRUTH ABOUT CORONA AND HOW TO PREVENT AND/OR REVERSE THE CORONA EFFECT\nwww.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-truth-about-corona-and-how-to-prevent-and-or-reverse-the-corona-effect\nNOTE: Considering Dr. Young’s premise, within the current world situation and how we got here.  The ‘weaponization of acidic rain (made from our cellular acidic waste in bioweapns labs) then distributed in clouds and ultimately acidic rain (or mist) that falls upon us you have the delivery mechanism for creating a worldwide pandemic.  Add 5G being activated in various key cities and you have the heavy concentrations of acid rain coupled with 5G and that results in an irradiated soup all around us and the effect is a high incidence of disease.\nGoogle definition of “irradiation” – Irradiation is the process by which an object is exposed to radiation. … The term irradiation usually excludes the exposure to non-ionizing radiation, such as infrared, visible light, microwaves from cellular phones or electromagnetic waves emitted by radio and TV receivers and power supplies.”  The words “usually excludes” are suspect as one can easily see on the contrary in our world becoming irradiated most likely includes radiation, electromagnetic waves emitted by cell phones and TVs as well as 4G and now 5G in some places and significant radiation from leaking nuclear power plants (such as Fukushima).\nSee website: plaguethebook.com/\n#1 on Amazon Charts, New York Times Bestseller, USA Today Bestseller — Over 100,000 Copies in Print!\n“Kent Heckenlively and Judy Mikovits are the new dynamic duo fighting corruption in science.” —Ben Garrison, America’s #1 political satirist\nRecounting her nearly four decades in science, including her collaboration of more than thirty-five years with Dr. Frank Ruscetti, one of the founders of the field of human retrovirology, this is a behind the scenes look at the issues and egos which will determine the future health of humanity.”–from book on Amazon linked below.…\n”Analysis by multiple independent groups have estimated that Part 1 has received “over one billion views,” making it the most viewed and banned documentary of all time.\nIf you were brave enough to share the controversial information, thank you! Because of you, the movie has been subtitled in numerous languages and is currently viral in other countries. As a result, a coalition of 27,000 plus scientists and doctors have gathered in support of a movement to reform our corrupt global healthcare system.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.008052104152739048, 0.04257165640592575, -0.02516893297433853, 0.02683359943330288, 0.0696098729968071, -0.004373467061668634, 0.023274239152669907, 0.06103622168302536, -0.05427488684654236, 0.022403467446565628, 0.02103162184357643, -0.02248208411037922, -0.021462926641106606, 0.08847349137067795, -0.022325728088617325, -0.0393400676548481, 0.09556333720684052, -0.045032236725091934, 0.01912860944867134, 0.02678845450282097, -0.044427383691072464, -0.05017325282096863, 0.0824790969491005, 0.012874291278421879, -0.05424409732222557, 0.009315993636846542, -0.08441146463155746, -0.06844306737184525, -0.025320572778582573, 0.01248261146247387, 0.047187548130750656, -0.07612864673137665, -0.005144959781318903, 0.0336121991276741, 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(186, 'The Corona Virus is Just a Concept That Only Exists on Paper', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2020/04/23/the-corona-virus-is-just-a-concept-that-only-exists-on-paper/', 'The Corona Virus is Just a Concept That Only Exists on Paper\nClearly, following Rous’s example did not make me very popular with the multinational club of retro virologists. My article was officially ignored and not “dignified” with a response because the AIDS virus establishment was “too busy . . . saving lives” and testing for antibodies to HIV – just like they are doing today with the phantom corona virus or COVID-19.\nThe Viral Theory Was The Immediate Darling of the Biotechnology Companies\nDue to its very low complexity, it can be readily cloned for diagnostic test kits and vaccines. In turn, the virus was a hit with the press because it mobilized in their readers the instinctive fears of a contagious disease, and appealed to the public prejudice that all evil comes from without.”\nPerhaps the foremost thing that should be said about HIV or for that matter any virus is that they have never been proven to be the cause of AIDS, or any human illness. Not one scientific paper exists that demonstrates it. This is also the case with Ebola, Zika and now SARS COVID-2 and 19!\nThis same fraudulent activity in virology has continued with the Ebola virus, the Hantavirus, the Hepatitis virus, the West Nile virus, the Zika virus, just to name a few, and now with the Corona virus – COVID -19, which is an acronym that stands for, “Certificate Of Vaccination Identification (C.O.V.I.D.) – Artificial Intelligence (1 represents the first letter in the alphabet = A and 9 represents the ninth letter in the alphabet = I).\nMost virologist have very little interest in the possibility that HIV doesn’t cause AIDS or that the Corona virus doesn’t cause hypoxia that leads to acute respiratory disease syndrome or ARDS, because if it doesn’t, their expertise is useless. [2] Their embarrassment, humiliation and scientific fraud would also be considerable!\nJust look what happened to Dr. Luc Montagnier, a virologist, for his non-discovery of the HIV virus, for which he received a Nobel Prize in Medicine without ever isolating the HIV virus under the scientific method of Koch’s Postulates and Farr’s law (see below for more information on Koch Postulates and Farr’s law).\nDr. Montagnier just recently inaccurately claimed that the phantom coronavirus is man-made and contains genetic material (GMO) from HIV which doesn’t even exist! So how does a virologist take genetic matter from HIV or a Corona virus or any other virus for that matter which has never been isolated, purified and genetically and biochemically identified?\nJust take a moment and take a deep breath and consider what if what I’m telling you is 100 percent true and it is only the tip of the iceberg?\nFirst, start by reading, “Inventing the AIDS Virus” by Peter Duesberg, a Retro Virologist at The University of California Berkley.\nSecond, read Nobel laureate Kary Mullis, PhD book, “The Polymerase Chain Reaction” (PCR). Dr. Mullis does not see the relevance for testing antibodies by PCR when the virus such as HIV or COVID – 19 have not been isolated, purified, genetically and biochemically tested and then viewed under electron microscopy. Once these steps have been completed, the isolated and purified virus needs to be tested again by following the scientific method for verification of any disease causing germ. The tests are called Koch’s postulates and Farr’s law.\nThe Virus and Koch’s Postulates\n1. The germ must be found in all cases of the disease.\nTissues said to be affected by HIV or COVID -19 include primarily the white blood cells of the immune system, particularly the T-cells, the brain neurons in dementia, skin cells in lesions of Kaposi’s sarcoma, in the lungs as well as, theoretically, any cell in the body expressing the CD4 surface receptor said to be the key to HIV or COVID – 19 cell entry. But no trace of the virus can be found in either the Kaposi’s sarcoma or the neurons of the central nervous system or the lungs in Acute Respiratory Disease Syndrome or ARDS. HIV and COVID -19 have moved from involving only immune cells to other types of cells in order to explain certain AIDS-defining symptoms or COVID -19 defining symptoms which are not immune deficiencies anyway, including the cancers, dementia and wasting diseases, dry cough, fevers and hypoxia which have not been, or cannot be, explained in terms of a germ-theory virus model that involves destruction of the immune system.\nAnd, if HIV or the COVID-19 viruses were actively infecting T-cells or other members of the body’s immune system, extracellular virions should easily be found circulating in the blood. But in most individuals suffering from AIDSyndrome or COVID – 19, no particles can be found anywhere in the body.\nThe abundance of uninfected T-cells (about one in 500) in all patients is the definitive argument against the false claims for high cell-wall particle “loads,” or “burdens”. The absence of active, infectious virus automatically disqualifies HIV as a player in the AID Syndrome or COVID – 19 in acute lung disease syndrome (ARDS).\n2. The germ must be isolated from the host and grown in pure culture.\nEven for the most experienced virus hunters, a virus that is so extremely scarce is difficult to find. Only with rare luck and extreme persistence has HIV or COVID – 19 been extracted from an antibody-positive person. This amounts to finding the proverbial needle of HIV or COVID – 19 in a haystack of human DNA. This difficulty speaks to HIV’s or COVID – 19’s lack of potential in disease.\n3. The purified germ must cause the disease again in another host.\nHIV should cause AIDS and COVID – 19 should cause ARDS within two weeks of infection at most, but it does not, and with the complete lack of a demonstrated process by which HIV or COVID – 19 diminishes immune function, belief in a decade or more of unexplained latency requires a level of “faith” beyond my capacity. Another major stumbling block is that even once the latent period of 14 days is apparently over, there is still precious little development of the HIV or COVID – 19 virus.\n4. The germ must then be isolable from the newly infected host.\nA huge problem for the viral theory! We are now backing to the problem of meeting requirement number 2.\nThe Antibody That Isn’t an Antibody\nAccording to the germ theory, an antibody is a certain antidote to a pathogen or virus. According to HIV and COVID -19, however, the more antibodies you have to HIV or COVID – 19, the sicker you are said to be. Viruses, including HIV and COVID – 19 are two of thousands “disease causing agents” in the allopathic file cabinet in which antibodies to the causative agent mean you’re in trouble; and it defies just about every known law, rule, guideline, fact, and behavior in the germ theory book. This includes, as we have seen in Koch’s postulates, and, as we will see below, Farr’s Law.\nOne explanation put forth for the deadliness of such a scarce pathogen is that it somehow induces a self-destructive immune response (the system attacks itself). Evidence for this is said to be low white cell counts in people with infections; however, there is nothing to support the hypothesis, i.e., no plausible process by which this occurs has been suggested.\nWatch the following video of two neutrophils moving around through the blood plasma while cleaning the membranes of red blood cells and picking up small bacteria and Y-form yeast. In fact, you will see one of the neutrophils picking up a Y-form yeast, like Candida albicans and then spitting it back out into the blod plasma.\nFor the sake of discussion, let us allow germ-theory interpretation of immune function and autoimmunity. With only one in 500 immune cells (white blood cells) said to be infected with COVID -19 positives, it would seem to require a virus of extraordinary cunning to get uninfected cells to attack each other and not infected ones, which would be self-defeating for the virus. Or in the latter event, such cunning could be matched only by the adroitness required to move quickly from one host cell to another just before destruction. Or, if macrophages are involved, the process should lead either to increasing titers of virions in the blood, lymph, etc., as infected cells are lysed, or to increasing concentrations in macrophages if they are ingesting T-cells. This supports the reservoir notion (if there were any viruses to be found in them). It is thus easier to expand the theory to an ELASTIC BAND THEORY to meet whatever the outcomes are of the virologist for any virus, including HIV and COVID – 19! How about fourteen day latency period. Maybe a 2 year or even with HIV a 20 year latency period. Really! This is called science!\n(Please read for further light and knowledge on viruses at: “Dismantling the Viral Theory” at: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/dismantling-the-viral-theory\nEstablished in the early 1900s, Farr’s Law, which is fundamental to virology, states that viral disease develops exponentially, and dictates that illness will strike soon after infection. The rate-determining factor of the exponential growth of viruses is viral generation time, which is between 8 and 48 hours. Since laws are made to be broken or excepted, viruses with incubation periods longer than allowed by Farr’s Law are called “slow viruses.” And since COVID – 19 joins an exonerated class of viruses by not multiplying according to this law of virology, virologists stretch the time to accommodate it. The question arises, though, of how anyone can determine or demonstrate when a “natural” COVID -19 infection takes place, and thus determine latency, since no one is being tested daily or weekly, etc., and there is no animal model. Within the slow-virus concept, adopted as an exception to Farr’s Law, retro virologists can find refuge, hold on to their theory, hibernate in their labs, and hope the long winter of HIV latency is over before they expire.\nAccording to expert retro virologist Dr. Peter Duesberg, “The slow virus concept has never been reconciled with the short generation time of viruses and the immune system. Once the virus lies totally dormant, an intact immune system will never allow any virus to be reactivated to multiply into numbers that would threaten the host. For a virus to be reactivated, the immune system first must be destroyed by something else-the real cause of a disease. A reactivated virus would just contribute an opportunistic infection. Thus, there are no slow viruses, only slow virologists.” [19] Also, says Duesberg, “Retroviruses are all very similar. I mean, there are differences, but as far as pathology is concerned, you don’t see a marker in one which is going to explain why it supposedly wakes up from sleep and becomes active” [20].\nThe use of PCR testing, is one of the main tests being used by virologists today to determine antibody loads for the corona virus. It is very important for you to know that the PCR testing does not identify the existence of ANY specific virus. So, what you get is a guess. This is NOT science!\nThe following is another important quote concerning viruses, specifically HIV and AIDS from Dr. Mullis, “we have not been able to discover any good reason why most of the people on earth believe that AIDS is …caused by..HIV. There is simply no scientific evidence demonstrating that this is true (or) why doctors prescribe a toxic drug called AZT…we cannot understand why humans would take that drug for any reason.”\nThe AZT drug was one of the first drugs given for the treatment of HIV even when the patient was asymptomatic. Sadly, this toxic acidic drug was the cause of the AIDS and the death of millions. Not some illusionary virus. AZT is no longer being used because of this fact.\nThird, read Robert O Young, MSc, DSc, PhD, Naturopathic Practitioner book, “A Second Thought About Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis.”\nThis book also covers additional information on other phantom viruses such as the Ebola virus, West Nile virus, and the Hepatitis virus, just to name a few.\nThe link to purchase this book is:\nSecond Thoughts about Viruses, Vaccines, and the HIV/AIDS – Booklet\nFourth, watch the following youtube video of Dr. Thomas Cowan, MD, on the , “Relation between Corona virus, Electromagnetic waves, 5G, Vaccines and even Spirituality” on the cause and symptoms of the phantom Corona virus.\nNow Let’s look at the 5G viral map of Canada, USA, Mexico, Central America and Northern South America at: https://www.speedtest.net/ookla-5g-map and see where the deployment of 5G viral cell towers are located and the hot spots for so-called COVID – 19 infections and deaths.\nPlease note that New York and New Jersey have the greatest number of 5G viral cell towers with 1.5K and the greatest number of sick and dead. The second greatest number of 5G viral cell towers with 430 are found in the Los Angeles, California area with the second highest number of sick and dead. It does not take a rocket scientist to figure out the cause and effect relationship between radiation poisoning with the symptoms of dry cough, hypoxia, and fever when you understand and know that 5G pulsating V-frequency at 60GHz literally takes the oxygen out of the air and out of your body destroying the red blood cells and their ability to flow to the lungs and pick up oxygen and then flow back to deliver this life-needing oxygen to the body cells. All of the symptoms for 5G viral radiation poisoning are identical to high-altitude sickness. You cannot treat these symptoms like the season flu or Influenza or you will kill the patient.\nSixth, Watch from the NYC ICU: DOES COVID-19 REALLY CAUSE ARDS or Acute Respiratory Disease Syndrome??!!\nSeventh, watch ‘Corona Virus’ & 5G – What Is A Virus? Dr. Robert O. Young. 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(187, '“You Can’t Handle the Truth!”', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2020/08/31/you-cant-handle-the-truth/', '“You Can’t Handle the Truth” was a line in the movie, “A Few Good Men” – Please watch and listen before reading the rest of this short but very important article!\nThis week the CDC quietly updated the Covid – 19 fatalities!\nTable 1 has counts of death involving COVID-19 and select causes of death by sex and age group for the United States.\nThe real and truthful numbers (unlike those reported by the fake news) reflect that only 6% of all 164,280 deaths recorded actually died from Covid-19!\nTable 2 presents death counts of COVID-19 and other select causes of death by the place of death.\nWhat this means is the real number of fatalities for COVID-19 in the USA amount to 9,857 deaths out of the erroneous 164,280 deaths!\nTable 3 shows the types of health conditions and contributing causes mentioned in conjunction with deaths involving coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). For 6% of the deaths, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned.\nThe other 94% fatalities had 2-3 other serious primary illnesses (like diagnosed cancer or heart disease) with the overwhelming majority were of very advanced age. (Over 85 years of age as shown in Table 1 on the red line in the graph)\nPlease check out the CDC link below for verifying the truth about COVID-19 as seen from their own produced Tables 1, 2 and 3!\nThis whole COVID-19 Worldwide Pandemic has truly been a HUGE fraud perpetuated upon the entire human race! COVID-19 is NOT a Pandemic but a Plannedemic! orchestrated by some very ‘Bad Actors’ who have a ‘GOD COMPLEX’ and who only care about themselves!\nTheir slogan should be ‘NO LIVES MATTER’ except theirs!\nhttps://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm#Comorbidities\nNow my question to you is this – Can YOU Handle the Truth and then open your mouth and save yourself and your loved ones from the real agenda behind COVID-19 – the mass execution of over 7 billion people by chemical, biological and electromagnetic poisoning?\nRead and learn more at: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-mindset-of-dr-robert-o-young-1\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-mindset-of-dr-robert-o-young-1\nhttp://www.drrobertyoung.com/blog\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.03338799253106117, -0.018268216401338577, -0.05676692724227905, 0.06644951552152634, 0.07134129106998444, 0.055599428713321686, -0.010830218903720379, 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(188, 'Does a Cloth or Surgical Mask Provide Protection Against chemical, Radiation or Biological Pollutants?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2020/08/30/does-a-cloth-or-surgical-mask-provide-protection-against-chemical-radiation-or-biological-pollutants/', 'Does a Cloth or Surgical Mask Provide Protection Against chemical, Radiation or Biological Pollutants?\nCloth Masks (CM) and Surgical Masks (SM)\nThe pores or opening sizes in cloth and surgical masks range from 80 to 500 microns, which is much larger than particular matter (PM) in the nano micro range such as nitrogen dioxide (NO2), carbon monoxide (CO), hydrogen cyanide(HCN), titanium dioxide (TiO2), aluminum dioxide, carbon dioxide (CO2)l, bacteria, or even bacterphages or exosomes sometimes referred to the virus. Therefore, any of the above cloth or surgical masks are useless and provide no possible protection against PM less than 80 microns and nothing in the nano micron range.(See Figure 1)\nFigure 1 – Biologicals and Chemicals Based Upon Size\nThe filtering efficiency of all six of the above selected masks may potentially filter out PM larger than 80 microns such as pollen, dust or hair. Based upon the sizes of bacteria, yeast, molds, endotoxins, bateriophages, exosomes (so-called viruses), carbon monoxide emissions and factory emissions of nitrogen dioxide, hydrogen cyanide, aluminum dioxide, including electrical and magnetic fields (EMF), cloth and surgical masks provide absolutely NO filtering efficiency of PM smaller than 80 microns due to their larger open pores present in all cloth and surgical masks. (See Figure 2 – A through F are cloth masks and G through I are surgical masks)\nFigure 2 – Using Bright Field Microscopy at 100x You Can See the Open Pores Ranging From 9 to over 500 microns. The Scale Bar in Micrograph A is 500 Microns\nThe representative bright fieldmicroscopy images of different CMs and SMs are shown in Figure 2 . Out of 20 CMs (CM1-CM20) imaged, for brevity, images of CM1, CM3, CM7, CM9, CM12, CM18 are shown in A, B, C, D, E, and F, respectively. The bright patches in the bright field microscopy images are the pores present in the masks. All CMs viewed contained two ply (layers) and the surface characteristics of both layers was very similar.\nFor comparison, you can view the surface of seven different brands of paper/SMs masks available on the market. The SM masks examined contained two or three layers (two or three ply). The surface morphology of the inner, middle, and outer layers of a three ply SM is shown in Figure 2 G , H and I. These micrographs showed a mean range of pores for the CM and the SM from 81 to 461 microns.\nBased upon viewing and measuring the pore sizes of the CM and the SM using bright field microscopy at 100x magnification both types of masks were found to be incapable of filtering PM smaller than 81 microns. Because of the size ranges of PM9[see Figure 4], such as tobacco smoke, bacteria, yeast, mold, endotoxins, mycotoxins, exotoxins, exosomes, bacteriophages, air pollutants of nitrogen dioxide, hydrogen cyanide, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, aluminum dioxide, EMF, etc. the wearing of a cloth or surgical mask provides no protection from disease causing chemical, biological, electrical or magnetic pollution.[See Figure 3]\nFigure 4 – Showing Particulate Matter (PM) Measuring From 0.001 Nano Microns to 10,000 Microns\n1) What type of mask will I need to wear in order to protect myself from small micro particles and even smaller nana particles?\n2. 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(189, 'Happy Birthday Dr. Robert O. Young', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2020/03/06/happy-birthday-dr-robert-o-young/', 'Happy Birthday Dr. Robert O. Young\nToday we celebrate Dr. Robert Young’s Birthday.\nPlease share your thought, your wishes and learning experiences with Dr. Young and let him know how much we appreciate his care and love for all of us.\nHappy Birthday, Dr. Young! You’ve always been a blessing and inspiration to everyone around you!\nHappy Birthday to the Man who changed so many lives for better! 🌼 🎂 🎈 🎉\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.021160760894417763, 0.1254855990409851, 0.029005885124206543, -0.022574717178940773, 0.05323847010731697, -0.03444292023777962, 0.01649855263531208, -0.011183729395270348, -0.00637489277869463, 0.03184579312801361, 0.04066910967230797, 0.04609354957938194, -0.024410787969827652, 0.018835021182894707, -0.030438648536801338, 0.048907410353422165, -0.045717980712652206, 0.016893645748496056, -0.05722327530384064, 0.030481787398457527, -0.14144955575466156, 0.021217726171016693, 0.0565057210624218, 0.02424636110663414, -0.017059069126844406, 0.0447465255856514, 0.0028613675385713577, -0.04784095287322998, 0.007186520379036665, 0.004491949453949928, 0.12782041728496552, 0.04822959378361702, 0.02665398269891739, -0.12027358263731003, -0.04080336168408394, 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(190, 'High Crimes, Treason and Misdemeanors', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2019/11/30/high-crimes-treason-and-misdemeanors/', 'High Crimes, Treason and Misdemeanors\nAs a Commissioner of the International Tribunal of Natural Justice I Present My Testimony and the Testimony of Others to the Tribunal of Natural Justice of High Crimes, Treason and Misdemeanors Against Humanity, Animals, Birds, Sea Life and Our Mother Earth – Please watch these testimonies and then share the truth with your family, friends and associates. https://commission.itnj.org/… Please join us NOW!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.032019004225730896, -0.013019456528127193, -0.010429728776216507, 0.0026209820061922073, 0.026024581864476204, 0.03796553239226341, 0.044116318225860596, 0.0061170440167188644, -0.05561687424778938, 0.06678877025842667, 0.021523907780647278, -0.041372548788785934, -0.06066092476248741, 0.07481388002634048, 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