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(245, 'MRI muestra como las celulas cancerigenas prosperan en azúcar procesado!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/08/08/mri-muestra-como-las-celulas-cancerigenas-prosperan-en-azucar-procesado/', 'MRI muestra como las celulas cancerigenas prosperan en azúcar procesado!\nSi usted desea mejorar su salud, usted debe definitivamente cambiar su dieta. Tener una dieta adecuada es esencial.\nAlgunas personas se sumergen en tinas de alimentos azucarados, que engordan  sin pensar o preocuparse por lo que puede hacer a sus cuerpos.\nUn estudio reciente ha demostrado que las células cancerosas crecen y prosperan en estos azúcares procesados. “Nature Medicine” ha confirmado que el azúcar procesado es una de las principales fuerzas detrás del crecimiento e incluso la propagación de tumores cancerosos. Estos resultados fueron tan concluyentes que los futuros exámenes de cáncer sólo podrán basarse en la exploración del cuerpo por el azúcar acumulado. El Colegio Universitario de Londres en el Reino Unido hizo este descubrimiento después de experimentar con un nuevo método de detección de cáncer posible que implicó el uso de una forma única de imágenes de resonancia magnética (MRI). Se sensibilizaron un escáner de resonancia magnética para buscar glucosa en el cuerpo, específicamente. Esto reveló que los tumores de cáncer se alimentan del azúcar,  parecen iluminarse brillantemente cuando contienen altas cantidades de azúcar.\nEsta nueva técnica se denomina glucoCEST y se basa en el hecho de que estos tumores contienen una gran cantidad más de  glucosa que los tejidos sanos normales. Los tumores aparecen en este escáner como imágenes brillantes. Normalmente con el fin de escanear para el cáncer, los médicos administran una dosis baja de inyecciones de radiación para identificar la presencia de tumores. Estas inyecciones tienen muchos efectos secundarios terribles y son definitivamente una mala manera de buscar tumores. Si bien funciona, no es óptima.\nUtilizando el GlucoCEST solo tendrá que ingerir una pequeña cantidad de azúcar para averiguar si tiene tumores de cáncer en lugar de someterse a inyecciones de radiación.\nAquí hay un video para discutir la verdad sobre estos azúcares:\nLos alimentos procesados ​​y comidas rápidas son altas en estos azúcares no saludables. También se pueden encontrar en la harina y el azúcar blanco . Estos se descomponen en el cuerpo al causar un aumento de las hormonas, sobre todo a la insulina, y en efecto de señalización de las células cancerosas para alimentar y por lo tanto están continuamente creciendo en tamaño. Estamos aprendiendo que la insulina tiene un efecto adverso en muchos tejidos. Si usted tiene un tumor que tiene un receptor de la insulina sobre el mismo, va a terminar teniendo toda la glucosa de la sangre y utilizarla para crecer enormemente.\nTenemos que tratar de comer cosas que no se procesen. El consumo de alimentos de origen vegetal será esencial para mantener el cuerpo sano y nutrido.\nShare on X 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(246, 'Descubre los alimentos más beneficiosos para ayudar a prevenir el cáncer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/08/07/descubre-los-alimentos-mas-beneficiosos-para-ayudar-a-prevenir-el-cancer/', 'Descubre los alimentos más beneficiosos para ayudar a prevenir el cáncer\nNota: compartimos con vosotros esta interesante información publicada en el portal web Medicinas Naturales , un espacio en el que tratan distintas patologías con remedios y curas naturales, basadas en una buena alimentación y un estilo de vida saludable.\nAhora mismo, en nuestro cuerpo no sólo tenemos células cancerosas, también tenemos la enzimas, proteínas y la predisposición genética para matar las células cancerosas.\nNuestro sistema inmunológico trabaja constantemente para eliminar las células cancerosas de nuestros cuerpos cada día.\nLa mejor manera en la que podemos evitar que las células cancerosas se desarrollen es prestar atención a lo que ponemos en nuestros cuerpos. Las proteínas que combaten el cáncer específico en los órganos no funcionarán si  ha habido daños en el ADN de la célula o si las toxinas dañan el sistema inmunológico del cuerpo. En la siguiente lista encontraréis los alimentos más funcionales que ayudan a prevenir el cáncer:\nLa magia en el aceite de cáñamo es su capacidad para aumentar los niveles de melatonina en el cuerpo en miles de veces más alto de lo que normalmente sería. La melatonina reduce la velocidad o detiene el crecimiento del tumor , y siempre sirve para tratar algunas formas de cáncer. El cáñamo es también una de las formas más concentradas de obtener la proteína de la planta y una de las más altas concentraciones de aminoácidos que existe en la naturaleza.\nEn Alkaline Care conocemos las propiedades beneficiosas del cáñamo para nuestro organismo, por eso comercializamos el Aceite Omega 3-6-9 dentro de los productos Young pHorever, un aceite compuesto de la combinación única de lino orgánico, borraja y cáñamo, conteniendo un ratio ideal (2:1:1) de aceites esenciales omega 3, 6 y 9.\nLa alicina, que da al ajo su aroma y sabor, es en realidad el  más potente antioxidante del mundo. El proceso en el que la mayoría de ajo es preparado comercialmente destruye la mayor parte de la alicina, así que lo mejor es utilizar el ajo fresco siempre que sea posible. El ajo se ha utilizado en la medicina tradicional china desde hace miles de años y los científicos sugieren que los compuestos de sulfuro de dialilo en el ajo son la clave para que los poderes de prevención del cáncer.\nEl consumo regular de jugo de tomate se ha relacionado con un menor riesgo de varios tipos de cáncer y enfermedades coronarias . Los carotenoides en los tomates, así como el licopeno, se están investigando como las principales razones de las habilidades del tomate para prevenir enfermedades.\nEl té verde contiene un grupo de plantas flavonoides llamadas catequinas, específicamente epigalocatequina-3-O-galato (EGCG), que se está investigando en  todo el mundo. En Corea del Sur, los científicos están estudiando los efectos del EGCG sobre el factor de necrosis tumoral en los tejidos musculares del sistema vascular. La capacidad del EGCG para interrumpir elementos inflamatorios en el cuerpo podría recorrer un largo camino para prevenir el cáncer en general.\nLas Uvas Rojas tienen un compuesto antioxidante muy poderoso conocido como resveratrol. El resveratrol también reduce la muerte celular como resultado de la oxidación y evita los procesos naturales en el cuerpo que pueden conducir a daños en el hígado. El zumo de fruta de la uva roja natural contiene los más altos niveles de resveratrol, que si se consumen diariamente, tiene un gran efecto  para la prevención de tumores .\n6 . Las verduras del mar (algas marinas)\nAlimentos como el nori, hijiki, wakame, arame, kombu y otras algas marinas son sólo unos pocos vegetales marinos que ayudan a estimular la protección natural contra el cáncer en nuestro cuerpo . Los vegetales marinos se sabe que contienen compuestos muy potentes anti-inflamatorios y anti-oxidantes , así como minerales, incluyendo magnesio, calcio, hierro y yodo. Se cree que los niveles de antioxidantes en las verduras del mar son lo que los hace tan eficaces en la lucha contra las células cancerosas.\nLa cúrcuma contiene un compuesto natural conocido como curcumina, que es un antioxidante muy potente . Además de una larga lista de otros beneficios para la salud, la curcumina ha demostrado que detiene el crecimiento de las metástasis (tumores que se originaron en otro órgano y se difundieron).\nLa zanahoria es un alimento que dentro de sus múltiples vitaminas y como fuente de fibra, ácido fólico, manganeso, hierro, potasio y cobre, posee un alto contenido en falcarinol, un compuesto natural que estimula los mecanismos del cuerpo para luchar contra el cáncer . Estudios recientes de investigadores de la Escuela de Agricultura, Alimentación y Desarrollo Rural de la Universidad de Newcastle, encabezados por la Dra. Kirsten Brandt, descubrieron que las zanahorias cocidas enteras contenían un 25% más de falcarinol que las que se hervían trozadas. El falcarinol protege a las zanahorias contra diversos hongos que atacan sus raíces. Existen los casos de dos mujeres que tomando zumos de zanahoria durante unos meses después de estar diagnosticadas de cáncer se curaron por completo de dicha enfermedad, ya que en un principio vieron como se reducían poco a poco los tumores y dejaban de expandirse hasta quedar eliminados del organismo.\nComer nueces puede reducir la tasa de enfermedades del corazón y el cáncer e incluso alargar la esperanza de vida de acuerdo a muchos estudios. En estudios recientes, se observo la influencia en la salud de los cacahuetes, pistachos, almendras, nueces y otros frutos secos. En el estudio, 119 mil hombres y mujeres que comían frutos secos todos los días tenían un 20% menos de probabilidades de morir durante el período del estudio que los que nunca consumían frutos secos.\nUn nuevo estudio realizado por investigadores del Health Science Center de la Universidad de Texas (EE.UU.) muestra que consumir dos raciones de nueces diarias, unos 60 gramos díarios, podría proteger contra el desarrollo y evolución del cáncer de próstata . Los hechos muestran que al ser alimentados con determinados frutos de cáscara como las nueces, son capaces de suprimir el crecimiento de células de cáncer de mama en placas de Petri. Otros estudios sugieren que las nueces tienen mucha influencia en el bloqueo de los cánceres colorrectales.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.012545804493129253, -0.040713489055633545, -0.07496167719364166, -0.1241992861032486, -0.04955965280532837, 0.0022241182159632444, 0.05213475972414017, 0.07393156737089157, 0.04737678915262222, -0.013730487786233425, 0.058835044503211975, -0.022655120119452477, -0.004257232416421175, -0.009268524125218391, -0.025541877374053, 0.009701165370643139, -0.029294637963175774, 0.08297163248062134, -0.014820088632404804, -0.00578947551548481, 0.047170016914606094, -0.029481476172804832, -0.027774455025792122, 0.11050964146852493, -0.07377324253320694, -0.08235318958759308, -0.026482142508029938, 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(247, 'Un segundo cerebro funciona en el abdomen y regula las emociones. Mantenlo en buen funcionamiento con la dieta alcalina', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/08/05/un-segundo-cerebro-funciona-en-el-abdomen-y-regula-las-emociones-mantenlo-en-buen-funcionamiento-con-la-dieta-alcalina/', 'Un segundo cerebro funciona en el abdomen y regula las emociones. Mantenlo en buen funcionamiento con la dieta alcalina\nNota: Publicamos este interesante artículo sobre cómo el intestino delgado funciona como un “segundo cerebro” y es capaz de influir en las emociones, el estado de ánimo y el sueño. Si bien discrepamos en el enfoque biomédico para tratar ciertas dolencias y trastornos psicológicos, es muy interesante la evidencia de la conexión entre las emociones y el intestino.\nDe aquí se deriva que cuanto mejor funciona el sistema digestivo mejor será nuestro estado emocional y la calidad de nuestro sueño. Es por ello que seguir una dieta alcalina que mantenga el diseño alcalino del organismo, que evite la proliferación de parásitos (como las cándidas), y que facilite el tránsito intestinal, nos ayudará a sentirnos emocionalmente más estables y alegres. La salud intestinal favorecerá la salud emocional.\nPoner en práctica los 4 pilares de la alcalinidad – (1) nutrición alcalina, (2) hidratación, (3) reminerlización y (4) desintoxicación- nos ayudará a conseguir una mayor estabilidad emocional dada esta conexión entre el intestino y el estado de ánimo. En concreto recomendamos el pHlush, un laxante natural, el cual deja el estómago y los intestinos alcalinizados y descongestionados. Es un excelente limpiador para los órganos de tu sistema digestivo, mejorando su vitalidad y funcionamiento.\nUn “segundo cerebro” funciona en el abdomen y regula emociones. Su red neuronal no elabora pensamientos, pero influye en el estado de ánimo y hasta en el sueño. Que se use la palabra “entripado” para referirse a un enojo podría no ser del todo metafórico.\nEse cerebro, según estudios científicos recientes, influye en nuestro estado de ánimo, carácter y hasta en el ritmo de sueño.\nMichael Gershon, investigador de la Universidad de Columbia, en los Estados Unidos, y autor de El segundo cerebro ( The Second Brain ), un libro de referencia en las investigaciones sobre el tema, explica que, conocido técnicamente como sistema nervioso entérico, el segundo cerebro está compuesto por capas de neuronas ubicadas en las paredes del tubo intestinal, y que contiene unos 100 millones de neuronas.\nEl pequeño cerebro que tenemos en las entrañas funciona en conexión con el grande, el del cráneo, y en parte, determina nuestro estado mental y tiene un papel clave en determinadas enfermedades que afectan otras partes del organismo.\nAdemás de neuronas, en el aparato digestivo están presentes todos los tipos de neurotransmisores que existen en el cerebro. De hecho, el 95 por ciento de la serotonina, unos de los neurotransmisores más importantes del cuerpo, se encuentra en el intestino. Sin embargo, aunque su influencia es amplia, se deben evitar confusiones: el segundo cerebro no es sede de pensamientos conscientes ni de toma de decisiones .\nComo puede leerse en una nota publicada por la revista de divulgación científica Scientific American , gran parte de la potencia neurológica del segundo cerebro se concentra en la ardua tarea diaria de la digestión.\nEmeran Mayer, profesor de Fisiología, Psiquiatría y Ciencias del Bio-comportamiento de la Universidad de California, le dijo a esa publicación que una gran parte de nuestras emociones probablemente se vea influida por los “nervios de los intestinos”.\nEn el mismo sentido, Gershon afirma que el bienestar emocional cotidiano quizá también dependa de mensajes que el cerebro intestinal envía al cerebro craneano.\nGuido Iantorno, jefe de la Unidad de Motilidad Digestiva del Hospital Bonorino Udaondo, le explicó a Clarín que, aunque de modo indirecto, a través del eje cerebro-intestinal, el sistema nervioso entérico puede influir en situaciones emocionales y en otros síntomas como la hipersensibilidad al dolor.\nCuenta Iantorno que mediante tomografías computarizadas por emisión de positrones pudo comprobarse que, ante un estímulo en el intestino, en las personas con afecciones funcionales del aparato digestivo reacciona un sector del cerebro diferente del que reacciona en personas sanas.\n“Esto significa que la corteza cerebral responde de diferente modo si se padece, por ejemplo, el síndrome de colon irritable”, dice Iantorno.\nAlgunos científicos piensan que en un futuro, algunos padecimientos intestinales podrían tratarse con terapias aplicadas a nivel neuronal. De hecho, el síndrome de colon irritable en parte deriva de un exceso de serotonina en el intestino, y quizá podría ser considerado una “enfermedad mental” del segundo cerebro.\nLos trabajos de Mayer con el sistema nervioso del intestino lo han llevado a pensar que, en los próximos años, la psiquiatría tendrá que ampliar su alcance para tratar el segundo cerebro además del que está sobre los hombros.\nConsultado por Clarín vía correo electrónico, el científico Michael Gershon contó que ahora se sabe además que en el intestino hay células madre adultas que pueden reemplazar a las neuronas que mueren o son destruidas. Además, afirmó Gershon:\n“El sistema nervioso entérico le habla al cerebro y este le responde. El intestino puede afectar el humor, y la estimulación del nervio principal que conecta al cerebro con el intestino (el vago) puede ayudar a aliviar la depresión, y es usado para tratar la epilepsia”.\nPara Gershon, el segundo cerebro tiene un papel en la mayoría de las cosas que enferman al intestino , desde el síndrome de colon irritable hasta las enfermedades relacionadas con la inflamación del intestino. “Uno no puede vivir sin su sistema nervioso entérico. Hasta la constipación de la tercera edad es un problema del segundo cerebro. Necesitamos saber más sobre él para tener mayor información sobre cómo abordar muchos de los males más comunes de la humanidad”, le dijo el experto a Clarín\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0749291330575943, -0.02705402299761772, -0.05934752896428108, -0.0016023408388718963, -0.08750682324171066, -0.04955540969967842, 0.026173632591962814, 0.07840787619352341, -0.06823107600212097, 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(248, 'La sal completa alcalina es la clave para la reducción y la normalización de la presión sanguínea', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/08/04/la-sal-completa-alcalina-es-la-clave-para-la-reduccion-y-la-normalizacion-de-la-presion-sanguinea/', 'La sal completa alcalina es la clave para la reducción y la normalización de la presión sanguínea\nLa sal completa alcalina es la clave para la reducción y la normalización de la presión sanguínea\nNo podemos vivir sin una sal alcalinizante saludable. La sal es esencial para la nutrición humana y los procesos fisiológicos. Es importante para nuestro organismo y nuestra salud, como el agua o el aire. Necesitamos los tres para sobrevivir. Nuestro organismo contiene alrededor de medio kilo de sal. Nuestra sangre, nuestro sudor y nuestras lágrimas contienen sal. Lo mismo sucede con la saliva. De hecho, todos los fluidos corporales son salados.\nLa sal pura está formada por sodio y cloro (de aquí su nombre científico: cloruro sódico, y su símbolo químico NaCl). Además de sus papeles individuales en el organismo, el sodio y el cloro son utilizados para acumular magnesio, potasio y calcio. Estos cinco elementos son sales minerales y las formas primarias de los electrolitos (sustancias que conducen la electricidad) en el cuerpo humano. Estos electrolitos llevan a cabo un equilibrio complicado en el organismo para mantener la hidratación, el pH de la sangre y la función nerviosa y la muscular a unos niveles óptimos.\nLas sales también ayudan a normalizar el volumen de sangre en el cuerpo, y regulan la presión de los fluidos, incluida la sanguínea, en el interior de las células. Las sales desempeñan, asimismo, un importante papel para hacer que el corazón lata correctamente y en la regulación del metabolismo. El organismo usa la sal para elaborar hierro, a partir del cual sintetiza la hemoglobina de los glóbulos rojos.\nLas sales de calcio ayudan a generar unos huesos fuertes.\nLas sales de magnesio ayudan a equilibrar la temperatura corporal.\nLas sales de sodio y potasio mantienen el equilibrio adecuado de agua en y alrededor de las células, regulan el equilibrio ácido-alcalino en nuestra sangre y son necesarias para un funcionamiento muscular correcto.\nLa sal es importante para la digestión del alimento. El organismo usa sal para sintetizar bicarbona to sódico. Y, por supuesto, es famosa la implicación de la sal en la presión sanguínea, pero no provoca hipertensión. Los ácidos de la dieta y los metabólicos sí lo hacen, cuando no son correctamente eliminados mediante la micción, la defecación, la transpiración y la respiración. La presión sanguínea también aumenta de forma natural con la edad. La verdad es que la sal es la clave para la reducción y la normalización de la presión sanguínea ( y para mantener un ritmo de latidos saludable por debajo de setenta pulsaciones por minuto), pero tiene que ser sal del tipo adecuado y en la cantidad correcta. Un tipo de sal incorrecto puede provocar problemas de presión sanguínea, especialmente si se vive y se come de forma ácida.\nSin suficiente sal, sufrimos calambres o debilidad musculares, mareos y agotamiento (y éstos son sólo los signos externos iniciales de que algo está yendo mal en el interior de nuestro organismo. En casos extremos, esto puede acabar dando lugar a convulsiones e incluso a la muerte. La concentración de sal en sangre debe conservarse constante, y el organismo dispone de varias formas de mantener este estrecho control.\nSi no consumes suficiente sal, el organismo reducirá drásticamente su excreción de la misma (a través de la orina y el sudor), pero, no obstante, tiene que intentar mantener la concentración de sal en sangre, por lo que incrementará la secreción de agua. Se deshidratará, quizás de forma grave, y eso puede convertirse en una emergencia médica. (Consumir demasiada agua puede ser nocivo de una forma parecida si el agua es ácida y se ingiere de tal forma que altere el equilibrio de la sal).\nTodos tenemos, además, un papel que desempeñar para conservar la concentración de sal dentro de unos parámetros correctos. Debemos reponer la sal consumida por nuestro organismo para mantener una salud, un vigor y una alcalinidad normales, por lo que debería formar parte regular de nuestra dieta habitual, pero no debemos hacerlo con las sales procesadas que la mayoría de nosotros esparcimos de manera indiscriminada sobre los alimentos y, ciertamente, no con el sodio del que están repletos los alimentos procesados de todo tipo. Necesitas sales alcalinizantes como las sales marinas, las sales celulares y las sales minerales.\nA pesar de las malas noticias sobre la sal común, no se puede consumir demasiada sal natural, no refinada. La sal que no ha sido procesada ni desnaturalizada, la sal completa, llena de minerales y que contiene todos sus elementos naturales es saludable y alcalina. Esta sal nos proporcionará potasio, calcio y magnesio y, de hecho, todo mineral conocido en por lo menos unas cantidades ínfimas. Lo que es incluso más crucial es que proporcionará energía al organismo. Actúa como catalizador en el transporte de energía eléctrica de una célula a otra. Si esa transferencia de energía se interrumpe, morirás. Las sales procesadas no pueden conducir la electricidad.\nLas pHour Salts son una combinación única de cuatro potentes sales (bicarbonato de sodio, carbonato de magnesio, bicarbonato de p otasio y bicarbonato de calcio), que ayudan a mantener el diseño alcalino del cuerpo . Son únicas en el mercado, dado que han sido formuladas por el Dr. Robert O. Young teniendo en cuenta los análisis de sangre cualitativos de microscopía, en donde se ha podido comprobar el efecto beneficioso directamente en la sangre y las células del consumo regular de las mismas.\nTras un consumo regular con la cantidad adecuada de agua alcalina , aumentarán de forma inmediata tus niveles de energía y vitalidad. Tienen un efecto antioxidante, antibacteriano, antifúngico, antitoxinas, antiinflamatorio y anticarcinógeno.\nDescubre los múltiples usos de las pHour Salts\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.022274620831012726, -0.043676480650901794, -0.052695419639348984, -0.09419669210910797, 0.013734951615333557, 0.02395770139992237, 0.040155079215765, 0.0333050973713398, 0.01985769532620907, 0.03421002998948097, 0.13569752871990204, -0.09188655763864517, -0.005093203391879797, 0.04133876785635948, 0.004152581095695496, -0.0062259468249976635, -0.052104271948337555, 0.0470220111310482, -0.08126645535230637, 0.10088105499744415, 0.2027614265680313, 0.04815836250782013, -0.05307534337043762, 0.06861776858568192, -0.06522393226623535, 0.02250906638801098, -0.04521474614739418, -0.024646200239658356, -0.06010321527719498, -0.0421069860458374, -0.0322832353413105, 0.05576576292514801, 0.207679882645607, -0.03199898079037666, 0.0386960506439209, 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(249, 'It’s Official, McDonald’s and Monsanto Are ‘Losing Money Fast!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/08/03/its-official-mcdonalds-and-monsanto-are-losing-money-fast/', 'It’s Official, McDonald’s and Monsanto Are ‘Losing Money Fast!\n“Over 95% of ALL sickness and disease is caused by what you eat, what you drink and what you think! 5% of ALL sickness and disease is caused by your genetics which is triggered by what you eat, what you drink and what you think! Therefore, 100 percent of ALL sickness and disease is caused by what you eat, what you drink and what you think! May I suggest getting off your fat-acid and go-to-health!” Dr. Robert O. Young\nIn a series of headlines that would pass as virtually unbelievable several years ago, mainstream economists are sounding the alarm over the financial decline of both fast food giant McDonald’s and biotech juggernaut Monsanto.\nCNN asks , ‘Is McDonald’s doomed?’ Business Insider declares that ‘McDonald’s Is Losing America’ as the company fires its own CEO. What’s happening? As it turns out, the world is starting to ask what they’re truly eating in their food — and the new conglomerate of natural grocers and restaurants are trailblazing the way into an entirely new economic environment. In other words: people are simply tired of shoveling garbage into their bodies, and they’re not going to put up with it anymore.\nHere’s just a few of the ingredients you can find in many fast food meals:\nDimethylpolysiloxane A chemical known for its use in silicone breast implants, silly putty, and also… chicken nuggets\nPropylene glycol A laxative chemical and electronic cigarette filler that even e-cigarette companies are beginning to phase out\nAzodicarbonamide A chemical used in the creation of foamed plastic items like yoga mats\nSo are you surprised to find that many are turning away from fast food leaders like McDonald’s?\nNations around the world are already rejecting the ensemble of artificial ingredients included in many staple McDonald’s meal options. Back in 2013, their attempts to expand operations in Bolivia were completely shut down by the reality that the Bolivian citizens were not willing to purchase their fast food creations. As reported back in July of 2013:\n“McDonald’s restaurants operated in Bolivia for 14 years, according to Hispanically Speaking. In 2002, they had to shutter their final remaining 8 stores because they simply couldn’t turn a profit—and if you know fast food companies, you know it’s not because they didn’t try.\nThe Golden Arches sunk plenty of money into marketing and campaigning—trying to get the food-loving Bolivians to warm to their French fries and burgers, but it simply wasn’t happening.”\nAnd they’re absolutely still trying to become ‘relevant’ again in the United States, as natural food giants like Whole Foods are able to offer a medley of organic-based options for the same price of a Happy Meal with extra fries. Even CNN Money admits that with public knowledge expanding over these meal options, McDonald’s is fighting to stay relevant.  Paul R. La Monica, reporting for the CNN Money column, writes:\n“Are the meals no longer as happy for McDonald’s customers as they used to be? The fast food giant definitely seems worried.\nMcDonald’s (MCD) reported lackluster quarterly results last week. And company executives used the words “relevance,” “relevant” and “relevancy” a combined 20 times during its conference call with analysts. Translation: the leaders of the Golden Arches are very concerned about whether the company is still relevant.\nIf you look at the expected growth rates for Mickey D’s biggest burger rivals — as well as upstarts in the so-called fast casual restaurant chain industry — I’d be “Grimace”-ing too. (Sorry. But I miss that purple blob!)”\nFrom Super Bowl commercials to mega marketing campaigns, McDonald’s is shoveling cash into their PR machine — something they have in common with GMO juggernaut Monsanto. Another company that is facing a financial loss amid increased awareness and international import issues. As the Associated Press article ‘Monsanto Loses $156 Million in Fiscal Fourth Quarter’ explains, the multinational corporation has entered a very unique loss period that spells out a lot about the future of its GMO technology:\n“Monsanto Co. on Wednesday reported a loss of $156 million in its fiscal fourth quarter.\nThe St. Louis-based company said it had a loss of 31 cents per share. Losses, adjusted for non-recurring costs, came to 27 cents per share.\nThe news comes as Monsanto continues to spend millions in attempts to stop GMO labeling campaigns around the nation, funding opposition groups and ensuring that you don’t know what’s in your food. After all, there’s a reason that 96% of Monsanto shareholders absolutely do not want GMO labeling legislation to pass within the US — it could hurt business.\nAs information continues to spread on key issues like the prevalence of toxic substances within fast food meals and the reality behind GMOs and their secrecy, there is no doubt that these two companies (and many others) will experience the economic backlash. Will they change in order to meet the new economic shift?\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.05043744668364525, -0.04579652473330498, 0.058061383664608, 0.03272629529237747, 0.1202709972858429, -0.02255823090672493, 0.03287600353360176, 0.06238795071840286, -0.02855515480041504, -0.048308540135622025, 0.027470063418149948, 0.04144963249564171, -0.05304086580872536, -0.08228667825460434, -0.06590916216373444, -0.06608723104000092, 0.03700799122452736, 0.030758798122406006, -0.045726384967565536, 0.0739511102437973, -0.0018009672639891505, -0.008374948054552078, 0.05374392122030258, 0.0966576486825943, -0.045720260590314865, 0.026845470070838928, 0.06759336590766907, -0.09538719058036804, -0.11599832028150558, -0.028600672259926796, -0.0013208165764808655, -0.01091898512095213, 0.06001899391412735, -0.005807704292237759, -0.00904557853937149, 0.018423691391944885, 0.10248386114835739, -0.009596194140613079, -0.02186889387667179, 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(250, 'Main-stream Press Finally Tells The Truth and Blows the Lid Off The Harmful Effects of Vaccines!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/08/02/main-stream-press-finally-tells-the-truth-and-blows-the-lid-off-the-harmful-effects-of-vaccines/', 'Main-stream Press Finally Tells The Truth and Blows the Lid Off The Harmful Effects of Vaccines!\nFinally it’s happened! A member of the mainstream press has the intestinal fortitude to publish the carefully ‘kept secret’, secret about vaccines and vaccinations: They cause dramatic life-altering damage and more frequently than “evidence-based medicine” or “consensus science” owns up to or MDs, the medical profession, public health agencies and pro-vaccine acolytes acknowledge.\nThe UK’s Independent Newspaper published some extremely damning vaccine adverse drug reaction (ADR) information on May 31, 2015 that said:\nIn the 10 years to April, 2015, the agency received almost 22,000 “spontaneous suspected” adverse drug reaction (ADR) reports in 13 routine immunization categories including flu, MMR, tetanus, diphtheria and polio, according to a Freedom of Information response released earlier this month. [1]\nHowever, the vaccine ‘ante’ has just been upped on vaccines’ adverse events/damages according to the Freedom of Information (FOI) documentation dated May 14, 2015, according to the chart below.\nThe vaccine with the most ADR reports was the Human papillomarivus (HPV) for which there are three vaccines: Gardasil®, Cervarix®, and recently licensed Gardasil 9® [2] with 8,228 ADRs. Next in line is the annual Influenza virus vaccine with 2,994 ADRs. The MMR (Measles, mumps and rubella) with 1,594 ADRs is third highest. Fourth highest ADR reporting count is Pneumococcal disease (PCV) with 1,560 ADRs. Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio and haemophilus influenza type B with 1,309 ADRs is fifth. Sixth highest ADR is for Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis and polio with 1,190. Seventh is Tetanus, diphtheria and polio with 1,076 ADRs. Those ADRs represent health damage from what’s called “multi-valent” vaccines, meaning more than one disease active is contained in a vaccination or jab, as it’s called in the UK. Six other vaccines had ADRs reporting fewer than one thousand, which should not be regarded as insignificant.\nThe above information demonstrably demonstrates – and validates – what vaccine-safety-advocates (often referred to as anti-vaxxers) have been beating the drums about: Vaccines cause irreversible damage and, as the U.S. VAERS reporting system—similar to the UK’s ADR reporting system—even deaths and for which the U.S. Vaccine Court has settled claims.\nSo, it’s indisputable that vaccines cause adverse health problems, which undeniably increase healthcare costs for everyone involved, plus promote more Big Pharma patented ‘products’ to deal with those ADRs. Can that be one of the hidden ‘aspects’ for promoting vaccines as assiduously as government health agencies do?\nThe UK is not unique in ADRs from vaccines. Every country in the world that has any vaccine program reports serious ADRs. However, what is unique is that in the USA those ADRs are not permitted to be discussed in the mainstream press and media. The Independent’s report truly is refreshing insofar as the “cat is out of the bag” definitely, and let’s make certain it stays out; that journalists globally report vaccine damage, and especially in the supposed ‘free’ press of the United States of America.\nBack in May of 2013, the U.K. revealed via FOI documents that there were 30 years of secret official documents showing that U.K. government vaccine/medical experts have: 1) known the vaccines don’t work; 2) known they cause the diseases they are supposed to prevent; 3) known they are a hazard to children; 4) colluded to lie to the public; and 5) worked to prevent safety studies! [5]\nCan you imagine how many children worldwide would have been saved from lifelong health problems—or even premature deaths—caused by vaccines IF any one of the governments colluding on the above vaccine skullduggery would have had the integrity to tell the world the scientific facts about vaccines: that Big Pharma’s vaccines actually cause harm; do not prevent disease but cause the very diseases in vaccines? Vaccines preventing diseases probably is the BIGGEST lie ever told! Why? Because it’s been perpetuated for so long, that most gullible people believe it.\nPlease check out the Resources section below for additional information, which is only a fraction of what’s going on about vaccines that readers may not know about due to the controlled ‘free’ press in the USA. The press and media are beholden to Big Pharma, probably because of all the advertising dollars Pharma spends in their daily newspapers and especially on TV. All those erectile dysfunction ads add up to advertising profits! The U.S. Government, Medical Schools and the FDA are beholden to Big Pharma for part or all of their funding [3, 4] and the consensus science it gets from them.\nOne last word about vaccines: They are not safe and have never been tested for their ability to provide immunity and prevent dis-ease.  Vaccines interfere with reproduction or fertility and cause birth defects (teratogenic). It states these facts right on every vaccine package insert.\nNext time your MD, employer or school wants to vaccinate you or your child, ask to see the vaccine package insert section that documents in print that the vaccine has never been tested for what was just discussed in the above paragraph. Ask him/her if he/she knew that, plus why would he/she wants to inject you or your child with toxins that can cause extreme harm and even death.\n[1] http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/thousands-of-teenage-girls-enduring-debilitating-illnesses-after-routine-school-cancer-vaccination-10286876.html# [2] http://www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/Newsroom/PressAnnouncements/ucm426485.htm [3] http://www.forbes.com/sites/johnlamattina/2013/08/07/is-the-fda-being-compromised-by-pharma-payments/ [4] http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2013/05/01/fda-budget-increase.aspx [5] http://nsnbc.me/2013/05/10/the-vaccine-hoax-is-over-freedom-of-information-act-documents-from-uk-reveal-30-years-of-coverup/\nThousands of teenage girls enduring debilitating illnesses after routine school cancer vaccination http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/thousands-of-teenage-girls-enduring-debilitating-illnesses-after-routine-school-cancer-vaccination-10286876.html#\nVaccine Companies Investigated For Manslaughter and other Vaccine Court Cases http://www.vaccineriskawareness.com/Vaccine-Companies-Investigated-For-Manslaughter-and-other-Vaccine-Court-Cases\n5 Families Sue Big Pharma in France for Vaccine Damages to Children http://healthimpactnews.com/2014/5-families-sue-big-pharma-in-france-for-vaccine-damages-to-children/\nBill Gates’ Polio Vaccine Program Caused 46,500 Cases of Paralysis Death http://nsnbc.me/2013/05/08/bill-gates-polio-vaccine-program-caused-47500-cases-of-paralysis-death/\nIndia Holds Bill Gates Accountable for His Vaccine Crimes http://vactruth.com/2014/10/05/bill-gates-vaccine-crimes/\nJapan draws support of controversial HPV vaccine over safety concerns https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/japan-withdraws-support-of-controversial-hpv-vaccine-over-safety-concerns\nWhy Japan banned MMR vaccine http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-17509/Why-Japan-banned-MMR-vaccine.html\nHundreds of children brain damaged by the swine flu vaccine to receive $90 million in financial compensation from the UK government http://www.naturalnews.com/049423_swine_flu_vaccine_brain_damage_financial_compensation.html\nEuropean children suffer narcolepsy after swine-flu vaccinations http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/regions/europe/140320/norway-swine-flu-narcolepsy-pandemrix-vaccinations\nCatherine’s latest book, published October 4, 2013, is Vaccination Voodoo, What YOU Don’t Know About Vaccines , available on Amazon.com.\nHer 2012 book A Cancer Answer, Holistic BREAST Cancer Management, A Guide to Effective & Non-Toxic Treatments , is available on Amazon.com and as a Kindle eBook.\nTwo of Catherine’s more recent books on Amazon.com are Our Chemical Lives And The Hijacking Of Our DNA, A Probe Into What’s Probably Making Us Sick (2009) and Lord, How Can I Make It Through Grieving My Loss, An Inspirational Guide Through the Grieving Process (2008) Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency FOI Response 14 May 2015\nA Second Thought About Vaccines, Viruses and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis, Dr. Robert O. Young, http://www.phoreveryoung.com\nSick and Tired, Reclaim Your Inner Terrain, Dr. Robert O. 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(251, 'MASS MURDERING YOUNG CHILDREN, YOUNG ADULTS, STUDENTS, EMPLOYESS AND TOTAL STRANGERS – GUNS? PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS? OR ACIDIC DIET?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/31/mass-murdering-young-children-young-adults-students-employess-and-total-strangers-guns-psychotropic-drugs-or-acidic-diet/', 'MASS MURDERING YOUNG CHILDREN, YOUNG ADULTS, STUDENTS, EMPLOYESS AND TOTAL STRANGERS – GUNS? PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS? OR ACIDIC DIET?\n11.  Suboxone contains a combination of buprenorphine and naloxone. Buprenorphine is an opioid medication. An opioid is sometimes called a narcotic.  Suboxone is a habit-forming drug that has been connected with sudden outbursts of aggressive and violent behaviors.\n10.  Naloxone is an special narcotic drug that reverses the effects of other narcotic medicines. Desvenlafaxine (Pristiq) is an antidepressant associated with 7.9 times more violence than many other drugs.\n8. Fluvoxamine (Luvox) is an antidepressant that affects serotonin (SSRI), and is 8.4 times more likely to be linked to violence than other medications\n7.  Triazolam (Halcion) can be addictive and is a benzodiazepine that supposedly treats insomnia. It’s 8.7 times more likely to be associated with violence than other medications.\n6.  Atomoxetine (Strattera) is often prescribed to treat ADHD and is 9 times more likely to be associated with violence.\n5.  Mefoquine (Lariam) treats malaria and sometimes produces bizarre behavior, and is 9.5 times more likely to be linked to violence.\n4.  Amphetamines come in many forms and are often used to treat ADHD (even to children not diagnosed with ADHD). They are 9.6 times more likely to be linked to violence.\n3.  Paroxetine (Paxil) is an SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor) antidepressant. Many users experience severe withdrawal symptoms and are more likely to produce children with birth defects as well as 10.3 times more likely to be linked to violence than other medications.\n2.  Fluoxetine (Prozac) is a household name for a powerful SSRI antidepressant linked with 10.9 times more violence than other drugs.\n1.  Varenicline (Chantix) is administered to smokers to supposedly help curb cigarette cravings, but it’s a whopping 18 times more likely to be linked to violent behavior than other drugs.\nThe Food and Drug Administration, which approves these drugs, recognizes that more 100,000 adverse drug reaction (ADR) deaths occur each year. ADR’s are the fourth leading cause of death , ahead of pulmonary disease, diabetes, AIDS, pneumonia, accidents and automobile deaths.\nAccording to a study published in Human and Experimental Toxicology , the more vaccinated a baby, the more likely he or she will die or suffer from a serious reaction .\nYet lawful gun owners may become the scapegoat for the mess Big Pharma is creating and more draconian, liberty stealing laws will likely result from the shooting.\nCongress Funds Psychological Tests for Kids\nGovernment Sponsored Mind Control In America – Dave Hodges … www.thecommonsenseshow.com/2012/10/06/government-sponsored-mind-control-in- … Oct 6, 2012 … On the surface, screening the mental health of children for suicidal … the mental health testing of all 52 million school children and the 6.5 …\nGovernment Sponsored Mind Control In America – Dave Hodges …\nOct 6, 2012 … On the surface, screening the mental health of children for suicidal … the mental health testing of all 52 million school children and the 6.5 …\nMandatory: Bush Seeking Psychological Testing for all School Kids Without …\nEVERY MASS SHOOTING OVER LAST 20 YEARS HAS ONE THING IN COMMON… AND IT’S NOT GUNS\nHere are 44 answers to the potential cause of mass murdering children:\n1)  Eric Harris age 17 (first on Zoloft then Luvox) and Dylan Klebold aged 18 (Colombine school shooting in Littleton, Colorado), killed 12 students and 1 teacher, and wounded 23 others, before killing themselves. Klebold’s medical records have never been made available to the public.\n2)  Jeff Weise, age 16, had been prescribed 60 mg/day of Prozac (three times the average starting dose for adults!) when he shot his grandfather, his grandfather’s girlfriend and many fellow students at Red Lake, Minnesota. He then shot himself. 10 dead, 12 wounded.\n3)  Cory Baadsgaard, age 16, Wahluke (Washington state) High School, was on Paxil (which caused him to have hallucinations) when he took a rifle to his high school and held 23 classmates hostage. He has no memory of the event.\n4)  Chris Fetters, age 13, killed his favorite aunt while taking Prozac.\n5)  Christopher Pittman, age 12, murdered both his grandparents while taking Zoloft.\n6)  Mathew Miller, age 13, hung himself in his bedroom closet after taking Zoloft for 6 days.\n7)  Kip Kinkel, age 15, (on Prozac and Ritalin) shot his parents while they slept then went to school and opened fire killing 2 classmates and injuring 22 shortly after beginning Prozac treatment.\n8)  Luke Woodham, age 16 (Prozac) killed his mother and then killed two students, wounding six others.\n9)  A boy in Pocatello, ID (Zoloft) in 1998 had a Zoloft-induced seizure that caused an armed stand off at his school.\n10)  Michael Carneal (Ritalin), age 14, opened fire on students at a high school prayer meeting in West Paducah, Kentucky. Three teenagers were killed, five others were wounded..\n11)  A young man in Huntsville, Alabama (Ritalin) went psychotic chopping up his parents with an ax and also killing one sibling and almost murdering another.\n12)  Andrew Golden, age 11, (Ritalin) and Mitchell Johnson, aged 14, (Ritalin) shot 15 people, killing four students, one teacher, and wounding 10 others.\n13)  TJ Solomon, age 15, (Ritalin) high school student in Conyers, Georgia opened fire on and wounded six of his class mates.\n14)  Rod Mathews, age 14, (Ritalin) beat a classmate to death with a bat.\n15)  James Wilson, age 19, (various psychiatric drugs) from Breenwood, South Carolina, took a .22 caliber revolver into an elementary school killing two young girls, and wounding seven other children and two teachers.\n16)  Elizabeth Bush, age 13, (Paxil) was responsible for a school shooting in Pennsylvania\n17)  Jason Hoffman (Effexor and Celexa) – school shooting in El Cajon, California\n18)  Jarred Viktor, age 15, (Paxil), after five days on Paxil he stabbed his grandmother 61 times.\n19)  Chris Shanahan, age 15 (Paxil) in Rigby, ID who out of the blue killed a woman.\n20)  Jeff Franklin (Prozac and Ritalin), Huntsville, AL, killed his parents as they came home from work using a sledge hammer, hatchet, butcher knife and mechanic’s file, then attacked his younger brothers and sister.\n21)  Neal Furrow (Prozac) in LA Jewish school shooting reported to have been court-ordered to be on Prozac along with several other medications.\n22)  Kevin Rider, age 14, was withdrawing from Prozac when he died from a gunshot wound to his head. Initially it was ruled a suicide, but two years later, the investigation into his death was opened as a possible homicide. The prime suspect, also age 14, had been taking Zoloft and other SSRI antidepressants.\n23)  Alex Kim, age 13, hung himself shortly after his Lexapro prescription had been doubled.\n24) Diane Routhier was prescribed Welbutrin for gall stone problems. Six days later, after suffering many adverse effects of the drug, she shot herself.\n25)  Billy Willkomm, an accomplished wrestler and a University of Florida student, was prescribed Prozac at the age of 17. His family found him dead of suicide – hanging from a tall ladder at the family’s Gulf Shore Boulevard home in July 2002.\n26)  Kara Jaye Anne Fuller-Otter, age 12, was on Paxil when she hung herself from a hook in her closet. Kara’s parents said “…. the damn doctor wouldn’t take her off it and I asked him to when we went in on the second visit. I told him I thought she was having some sort of reaction to Paxil…”)\n27)  Gareth Christian, Vancouver, age 18, was on Paxil when he committed suicide in 2002, (Gareth’s father could not accept his son’s death and killed himself.)\n28)  Julie Woodward, age 17, was on Zoloft when she hung herself in her family’s detached garage.\n29)  Matthew Miller was 13 when he saw a psychiatrist because he was having difficulty at school. The psychiatrist gave him samples of Zoloft. Seven days later his mother found him dead, hanging by a belt from a laundry hook in his closet.\n30)  Kurt Danysh, age 18, and on Prozac, killed his father with a shotgun. He is now behind prison bars, and writes letters, trying to warn the world that SSRI drugs can kill.\n31)  Woody ____, age 37, committed suicide while in his 5th week of taking Zoloft. Shortly before his death his physician suggested doubling the dose of the drug. He had seen his physician only for insomnia. He had never been depressed, nor did he have any history of any mental illness symptoms.\n32)  A boy from Houston, age 10, shot and killed his father after his Prozac dosage was increased.\n33)  Hammad Memon, age 15, shot and killed a fellow middle school student. He had been diagnosed with ADHD and depression and was taking Zoloft and “other drugs for the conditions.”\n34)  Matti Saari, a 22-year-old culinary student, shot and killed 9 students and a teacher, and wounded another student, before killing himself. Saari was taking an SSRI and a benzodiazapine.\n35)  Steven Kazmierczak, age 27, shot and killed five people and wounded 21 others before killing himself in a Northern Illinois University auditorium. According to his girlfriend, he had recently been taking Prozac, Xanax and Ambien. Toxicology results showed that he still had trace amounts of Xanax in his system.\n36)  Finnish gunman Pekka-Eric Auvinen, age 18, had been taking antidepressants before he killed eight people and wounded a dozen more at Jokela High School – then he committed suicide.\n37)  Asa Coon from Cleveland, age 14, shot and wounded four before taking his own life. Court records show Coon was on Trazodone.\n38)  Jon Romano, age 16, on medication for depression, fired a shotgun at a teacher in his New York high school.\n39) The Charleston shooter Dylann Storm Roof was reportedly taking a drug, Suboxone, a narcotic that is used to treat opiate addiction. that has been linked with sudden outbursts of violence, fitting the pattern of innumerable other mass shooters who were on or had recently come off pharmaceutical drugs linked to aggression behaviors.\nMissing from list… known to have taken these same meds….\n40)  What drugs was Jared Lee Loughner on, age 21…… killed 6 people and injuring 14 others in Tuscon, Az?\n41)  What drugs was James Eagan Holmes on, age 24….. killed 12 people and injuring 59 others in Aurora Colorado?\n42)  What drugs was Jacob Tyler Roberts on, age 22, killed 2 injured 1, Clackamas Or?\n43)  What drugs was Adam Peter Lanza on, age 20, Killed 27 of which 14 were children and wounded 2 in Newtown Ct?\nAnd NOW the Latest Tragedy in Roseburg, Oregon!\n44)  What drugs was Christopher Harper Mercer on, age 26, Killed 9 people and injured 7 people in Roseburg, Oregon was mentally ill and was on psychotropic drugs?\nThose focusing on further firearms bans or magazine restrictions are clearly focusing on the wrong issue and asking the wrong questions, either as a deliberate attempt to hide these links, or out of complete and utter ignorance.\nPerhaps rather than gun-control, we should be looking closer to instituting pharma-control?\nLearn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/039752_mass_shootings_psychiatric_drugs_antidepressants.html#ixzz3dgN3cbU8\nPrevention is the Cure That Will Save Our Children from Physical and Mental Dis-Ease!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.01614951342344284, -0.043047551065683365, -0.06143709272146225, 0.04346452280879021, 0.0017237584106624126, 0.013186020776629448, -0.03424317017197609, 0.13154177367687225, 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(252, 'Published Peer-Reviewed Scientific Research Is Manipulated, Unreliable and Falsified!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/30/over-50-percent-of-all-published-scientific-research-is-manipulated-unreliable-and-false/', 'Horton declared, “Much of the scientific literature, perhaps half, may simply be untrue. Afflicted by studies with small sample sizes, tiny effects, invalid exploratory analyses, and flagrant conflicts of interest, together with an obsession for pursuing fashionable trends of dubious importance, science has taken a turn towards darkness .”\nTo state the point in other words, Horton states bluntly that major pharmaceutical companies falsify or manipulate tests on the health, safety and effectiveness of their various drugs by taking samples too small to be statistically meaningful or hiring test labs or scientists where the lab or scientist has blatant conflicts of interest such as pleasing the drug company to get further grants. At least half of all such tests are worthless or worse he claims. As the drugs have a major effect on the health of millions of consumers, the manipulation amounts to criminal dereliction and malfeasance.\nThe drug industry-sponsored studies Horton refers to develop commercial drugs or vaccines to supposedly help people, used to train medical staff, to educate medical students and more.\nDr. Marcia Angell is a physician and was longtime Editor-in-Chief of the New England Medical Journal (NEMJ), considered to be another one of the most prestigious peer-reviewed medical journals in the world. Angell stated,\nHarvey Marcovitch, who has studied and written about the corruption of medical tests and publication in medical journals, writes, “studies showing positive outcomes for a drug or device under consideration are more likely to be published than ‘negative’ studies ; editors are partly to blame for this but so are commercial sponsors, whose methodologically well-conducted studies with unfavorable results tended not to see the light of day …”\nLancet’s Dr. Horton concludes, “Those who have the power to act seem to think somebody else should act first. And every positive action (eg, funding well-powered replications) has a counter-argument (science will become less creative). The good news is that science is beginning to take some of its worst failings very seriously. The bad news is that nobody is ready to take the first step to clean up the system.\nCorruption of the medical industry worldwide is a huge issue, perhaps more dangerous than the threat of all wars combined. Do we have such hypnosis and blind faith in our doctors simply because of their white coats that we believe they are infallible? And, in turn, do they have such blind faith in the medical journals recommending a given new wonder medicine or vaccine that they rush to give the drugs or vaccines without considering these deeper issues?\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0034380031283944845, 0.012462626211345196, -0.007306138519197702, 0.05554511398077011, 0.038442462682724, 0.00620256457477808, -0.02341131679713726, 0.1527605801820755, 0.011167298071086407, 0.04979751631617546, -0.05221070349216461, 0.04390416294336319, -0.014050617814064026, 0.04825598746538162, -0.07347027212381363, -0.0016993043245747685, 0.03157376870512962, -0.035716429352760315, -0.051638126373291016, 0.07539468258619308, -0.05963856726884842, -0.01783331297338009, -0.0291155893355608, 0.021310124546289444, -0.00028429116355255246, -0.004170901607722044, -0.05286336690187454, -0.07997582107782364, -0.024026410654187202, -0.04258584976196289, 0.02975056692957878, 0.05577965825796127, 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(253, '9 Foods That Are Similar To Body Parts That Alkalize The Blood, Tissues, Organs and Glands!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/29/9-foods-that-are-similar-to-body-parts-that-alkalize-the-blood-tissues-organs-and-glands/', '9 Foods That Are Similar To Body Parts That Alkalize The Blood, Tissues, Organs and Glands!\nHippocrates said, “let food be thy medicine, and thy medicine be thy food.”  And it just so happens that many natural whole foods closely resemble the organs, glands, tissues and body parts they help to support!  In occult teachings, (occult simply means that which is hidden), this is well known. It is called the “Law of Similiars’. However, in today’s society and conventional medical industry, what we eat is largely ignored as the culprit of disease or the catalyst to health and longevity.\nHere are 9 foods that look like the body parts they’re good for:\nGrapefruit, lemons, limes, and other citrus fruit resemble female mammary glands and help the movement of lymph in and out of the breast tissue!  According to Dr. Moulavi, “Grapefruit contains substances called limonoids, which have been shown to inhibit the development of cancer in lab animals and in human breast cells.”\nWalnuts have a striking resemblance to the human brain,  and have been recognized as one of the ultimate brain foods. Walnuts are a good source of omega-3 oil, and have more antioxidants, folic acid (vitamin B9), and vitamin E than any other nut .  It is important to properly soak and rinse walnuts (as well as most other nuts) to remove phytates and activate enzymes/acids for optimal nutrient absorption.\nIt is clear that a sliced carrot resembles an eye, it even has patterns of radiating lines that look just like the pupil and iris! Beta-carotene (what gives carrots their vibrant orange colour) helps to maintain healthy eyesight, protects against macular degeneration, and the development of cataracts or eye stones.\nA stalk of celery resembles a bone, and they’re good for bones too.  Celery contains silicon, which is part of what gives bones their strength.  Here’s an astonishing fact: bones are 23% sodium, and celery is also 23% sodium.\nTomatoes resemble the heart more than any other fruit,  and they are loaded with lycopene which has been referred to as heart and blood food.  The consumption of lycopene has been proven to help reduce the risk of heart disease.  Tomatoes are also a great source of Vitamin C which is crucial for heart health!\n6)  Avocado – Uterus and Testicles\nAvocados are shaped like the uterus and cervix of a woman and the testicles and gonads of a man, and avocados have been shown to balance the reproductive glands and prevent uterine, cervical, and testicular cancer!  And guess what?  Just as it takes exactly 9 months for a baby to fully develop in the womb, it takes an avocado exactly 9 months to grow from a blossom into a ripened fruit!\nGinger looks like the stomach and aids in alkalizing the food ingested!  Ginger has been used for centuries as a natural remedy for buffering HCKL acid in the stomach.  Gingerol, the ingredient that gives ginger it’s strong scent and taste, is listed in the USDA database of phytochemicals as having the ability to prevent nausea and vomiting by buffering hydrochloric acid.\nGrapes , especially heirloom concord grapes, resemble the alveoli of the lungs.   The alveoli of the lungs allow oxygen to pass from the lungs to the bloodstream.  A diet high in fresh grapes has shown to reduce the risk of lung cancer!  Grape seeds also contain a chemical called proanthocyanidin, which can reduce the severity of allergy-triggered asthma by buffering the acids or toxins inhaled into the lungs.\nA sweet potato has a striking resemblance to the pancreas, and has been shown to help the pancreas do its job by helping to stabilize blood sugar acid levels. Sweet potatoes are also naturally high in Vitamin B6,  which studies have shown inhibits the growth of pancreatic cancer!\nTo learn more about the ‘Law of Similars’ or study The Doctrine of Signatures or Teleological Nutritional Targeting.  It is the study of the relationship between the attributes of fruit, vegetables and herbs and how they closely relate to the organs and body parts they help!\nRead, learn, like and share Dr. Robert O. Young’s book, Herbal Nutritional Medications – http://www.phmiracle.com\n– See more at:www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com or http://www.phoreveryoung.com or http://www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.023431330919265747, -0.02409982681274414, 0.029175134375691414, 0.07687432318925858, 0.017910080030560493, 0.07073722034692764, -0.003997842315584421, -0.04031414911150932, 0.0034272433258593082, -0.03481431305408478, -0.02860686555504799, -0.011668612249195576, -0.012627007439732552, -0.09057851135730743, 0.06545307487249374, 0.011757557280361652, 0.08897347748279572, 0.04939580708742142, -0.013774215243756771, 0.033731117844581604, -0.05188700929284096, -0.05834583565592766, 0.02187497168779373, -0.045021217316389084, -0.01161876693367958, -0.03280690312385559, -0.005293889902532101, -0.07986440509557724, -0.06823943555355072, -0.09310347586870193, 0.017582453787326813, -0.03615470603108406, -0.03736735135316849, 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(254, 'So What’s In The Apple Cider Vinegar You Are Drinking?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/26/so-whats-in-the-apple-cider-vinegar-you-are-drinking/', 'So What’s In The Apple Cider Vinegar You Are Drinking?\nTurbatrix aceti ( Vinegar eels , Vinegar nematode ) are free-living nematodes that feed on the microbial culture , called mother of vinegar used to create vinegar , and may be found in unfiltered vinegar. Vinegar eels are often given to fry (baby fish ) as a live food, like microworms .\nFDA: Sec. 525.825 Vinegar, Definitions – Adulteration with Vinegar Eels (CPG 7109.22)\nhttp://rainbowfish.angfaqld.org.au/vinegar.htm\nTargovnik HS, Locher SE, Hariharan PV (March 1985). “Age associated alteration in DNA damage and repair capacity in Turbatrix aceti exposed to ionizing radiation”. Int. J. Radiat. Biol. Relat. Stud. Phys. Chem. Med. 47 (3): 255–60. 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(255, 'The Electron or the Negative Charged Ion – The Spark of Life!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/23/the-electron-or-the-negative-charged-ion-the-spark-of-life/', 'The Electron or the Negative Charged Ion – The Spark of Life!\nHealth Benefits of Negatively Charged Ions\nNegatively charged ions are in the air that we breathe as well as in our bodies. They neutralize envirnomental, dietary, respiratory and metabolic acids or free radicals, revitalize cell metabolism and enhance immune function. In addition, they purify the blood plasma and balance the autonomic nervous system, promoting deep sleep and healthy digestion. Negatively charged ions also protect the body and mind from the harmful effects of environmental stressors such as electromagnetic fields . See below for more on the amazing healing properties of negatively charged ions .\nIn order to ensure our health and well being, it is crucial that we surround ourselves with a sufficient amount of negative ions. In addition to the negatively charged ions from the sun and mountain air which produces negative ions and may elevate your levels in our body, eating clean, healthy, alkaline-producing green foods can also increase your negative ion levels.\nAncient peoples recognized that the air is “electric,” so to speak, but it is thought that the formal study of ions did not begin until fairly recently. In 1899, two German scientists, Elster and Geitel, discovered that there are particles in the atmosphere that carry electricity. These particles were later named “air ions” by the British scientist Faraday. The word “ion” was taken from the Greek language, in which it means to “go” or “wander about.”\nIons are invisible particles, either molecules or atoms, which bear an electrical charge. Atoms, for instance, consist of an atomic nucleus that contains neutral neutrons and positively charged protons, as well as orbiting electrons that are negatively charged. When an atom is in a neutral condition, the number of protons (+) and electrons (-) is equal. When the number of protons and electrons is not the same, the particle becomes an ion that is either positively or negatively charged. Generally speaking, positive ions are acidic and harmful to the human body , while negative ions are base and beneficial to the human body.\nElectrons are highly sensitive to shock, impact, electric current and atmospheric change. Air pressure or heat, for instance, can cause electrons to escape from atoms and dissipate, increasing the number of positive acidic ions in the air.\nAs mentioned above, the balance of negative and positive ions in the air is easily disturbed. A good example of this can be seen in the changes in ion levels associated with storm activity. Several hours before a thunderstorm, for instance, low atmospheric pressure causes the number of positive acidic ions in the air to increase dramatically, to levels that sometimes exceed 5000 ions per cm³. In contrast, during a storm, negative alkalizing ions increase to several thousand per cm³ while positive ions decrease, often to below 500 per cm³. (You can detect similarly high negative ion concentrations near waterfalls – see the chart below.)\nIn our daily lives, as well, we can directly experience the electricity of ions in the air in the form of static electricity – especially in winter, when the air is dry. Static electricity is caused by a high ratio of positive to negative ions because of a lack of moisture in the air.\nThe Ratio of Negative to Positive Ions is Crucial to Health\nThe ratio of negative to positive ions is crucial, because negative base ions are able to neutralize the harmful effects of positive acidic ions. At the beginning of the 20th century, the ratio in the atmosphere was 1.2 negative ions for every positive ion. However, in recent years, the ratio has reversed and now there are 1.2 positive ions for every negative ion. This is due to environmental hazards such as air and water pollution, electromagnetic fields, and other factors.\nPositive and negative ions also exist in our bodies, and the ratio of ions in the air we breathe influences the ratio in our bodies. Ions enter the body through the lungs (inhalation) as well as through the skin – especially through meridian (acupressure) points, which have weak electronic resistance. Then they travel through the blood plasma and lymphatic systems to cells throughout the body. Living at higher elevations, sun bathing, having an alkalizing colonic, a lymphatic massage, eating alkaline green food, drinking ionized water, taking ionized nutritional supplements will increase the number of negative base ions absorbed through the skin, lungs, and bowels.\nNegative and Positive Ion Levels Measured in Various Locations\n(These measurements were taken in Japan) In some offices with computer stations, no negative base ions were detected at all! Inside typical Tokyo residences, positive ions were found to be 500 times more numerous than negative ions. These findings may be due to inadequate ventilation both in office buildings and energy – efficient houses, as well as from the use of electronic devices that generate electromagnetic fields and from building materials that emit formaldehyde and other toxic fumes. On the other hand, high negative ion levels, such as at waterfalls, hot springs and other highly moist areas, will neutralize positive ions, leading to very low positive ion levels.\nIn any case, these measurements suggest that it is difficult to maintain sufficient levels of negative ions in the present age.\nHow Positive and Negative Ions Affect Our Bodies\nHarmful Effects of Positive Ions or Protons\nCold fronts and low pressure systems increase the percentage of positive ions in the atmosphere, leading to a decrease in the number of negative ions in our bodies. Doctors in Japan report that under such conditions, the symptoms of their asthma and arthritis patients are aggravated, and the number of strokes increases.\nMoreover, in recent years a number of doctors in Japan report that high levels of positive ions in the immediate environment – due to electromagnetic fields generated from computers, cell phones and other electronic devices – can both impair brain function and suppress the immune system, leading to a host of ailments. Symptoms include headache, lack of energy, fatigue, anxiety, irritability, nausea, stomachache, breathing difficulty, vertigo (dizziness), poor concentration and mental performance, and sleep disturbance. When blood or urine samples from individuals reporting such symptoms are analyzed, extremely high levels of the stress hormone serotonin are detected. This hormone is known to be potentially harmful to the body at high levels, and it is thought that positive ions may work to increase serum serotonin. (Negative base ions, on the other hand, cause the body to convert excess serotonin into a harmless compound).\nPositive acidic ions or free radicals in the body, oxidizing cells throughout the entire system. They damage healthy cells and increase the acidity of the blood and tissues. When cells are oxidized, lactic and uric acid levels rise drastically, resulting in a variety of maladies, including cancer. The balance of the endocrine, immune, and autonomic nervous systems is thrown off, and blood and lymph circulation declines. As a result, aging processes accelerate, and premature aging or body fermentation occurs.\nThe following are human-made environmental factors that increase positive ion levels; each hazard is either new to the last century, or has magnified significantly during that time.\nHuman-Made Hazards that Increase Positive Ion or Proton Levels\nExhaust fumes – the major environmental cause\nRiver pollution and acidic rain\nDioxin produced from the burning of waste materials\nPhosphorus compounds used in everyday products\nElectromagnetic fields (EMFs) over 3 mG, generated by X-rays, electric appliances, computers, cell phones and other electronic devices, power lines, etc.\nNegative Base Ions Neutralize Acids or Positive Charged Ions\nIt is said that 2% of the oxygen we breathe turns into free radicals in our bodies. When these free radicals combine with free radicals produced by other sources (such as heavy metals, chemicals, bacteria, and positive ions or acids), they become even more harmful. Negatively charged ions work to prevent oxidation or fermentation of the blood and tissues by neutralizing the free radicals in our cells. As a result, cells are revitalized, and immunity and resistance are strengthened. Negatively charged ions also work to balance the autonomic nervous system and improve gastrointestinal function. They can relax the mind and body, promote deep sleep, increase metabolism, stabilize appetite and blood pressure, enhance recovery from physical exhaustion, and help one feel refreshed and invigorated. Negatively charged alkalizing ions are essential to overall health. Below is a summary of the healing properties of negatively charged alkalizing ions.\nHealing Properties of Negative Ions\nRecovery from physical exhaustion or fatigue – by increasing nascent oxygen levels in the blood and facilitating more efficient oxygen utilization, negative ions help accelerate recovery from fatigue.\nStabilizing brain function – by promoting abundant nascent oxygen levels in the blood, negatively charged ions help normalize brain function, resulting in relaxation and calmness.\nBlood purification – by increasing the levels of calcium and sodium in the blood stream, negatively charged ions help restore a healthy (slightly alkaline at 7.365) pH balance to the blood and tissues.\nIncreasing metabolism – by stimulating the exchange of electronic substances in cell walls, negatively charged ions help increase metabolism.\nStrengthening the immune system – high levels of negatively charged ions promote production of globulin in the blood, resulting in stronger resistance to illness.\nBalancing the autonomic nervous system – negatively charged ions can calm and relax taut nerves by balancing the opposing sympathetic and parasympathetic branches of the autonomic nervous system.\nPromoting better digestion – by counteracting over-arousal of the sympathetic nervous system, negatively charged ions help ease tension in the stomach and intestines, promoting the production of digestive enzymes and enhancing digestion.\nCell rejuvenation – negatively charged ions help revitalize cell metabolism, enhancing the vitality of muscle tissue and strengthening internal organs.\nFor overall health – negatively charged ions can rejuvenate and revitalize all of the body’s systems and cells, promoting a stronger overall constitution.\nA clinic near Ueyamada Hot Spring in Shinshu, Japan, treated Alzheimer’s patients with negative ion therapy, and more than half were cured of the disease, recovering on their own with no further treatment! Following this, a medical team at Shinshu University also found that negative ions work to heal damaged cells in mice.\nStudies Conducted in the U.S. and Other Counties\n“The U.S. experimenters Windsor and Becket gave sixteen volunteers overdoses of positive ions for just 20 minutes at a time and all of them developed dry throats, husky voices, headaches, and itchy or obstructed noses. Five of the volunteers were tested for total breathing capacity, and it was found that a positive ion overdose reduced that capacity by 30 percent. Exposed to negative ions for ten minutes, the volunteers’ maximum breathing capacity was unaffected. What is significant here is that negative ions did not affect the amount of air breathed, but positive ions made breathing more difficult.”\n“In Britain, two Oxford University statisticians conducted a study among 100 victims of asthma, bronchitis, and hay fever chosen at random from a list of people who had purchased negative ion generators in the hope that it would help their problems. In the end their report was based on interviews with only 74 of the 100. They found that 18 of 24 asthmatics; 13 of 17 bronchitis sufferers; 11 of 12 hay fever victims; and 6 of 10 people afflicted with nasal catarrh reported that negative ion generators had noticeably improved their condition. A few claimed the generator had cured them.”\n“Brazilian Hospitals have commonly used ionizing devices for the treatment of breathing problems, including allergies, following a test involving 36 children with asthmatic allergies. All of them had consistent and in some cases crippling problems before taking negative ion therapy; during the treatment only one of them suffered an allergy attack and afterward all were reportedly cured, at least to the point that they no longer suffered problems so long as they took part in occasional negative ion therapy sessions.”\n“In 1966 at a hospital in Jerusalem, doctors performed a series of tests on 38 infants between two and twelve months old. All suffered to about the same degree from respiratory problems. They were divided into two groups of nineteen, one kept as a control group in a ward without any ion charge and the other where a negative ion generator was in use.”\nIncrease amounts of Negative Ions or Electrons are Better than Chemical Drugs\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.051087699830532074, 0.09529443830251694, 0.0323994942009449, 0.13077867031097412, 0.053248826414346695, -0.013926545158028603, 0.1257123202085495, 0.01799807697534561, 0.03355534002184868, 0.021273992955684662, 0.04983659088611603, -0.06231064349412918, 0.044517360627651215, 0.035529568791389465, -0.015223548747599125, -0.04101743549108505, 0.02705305814743042, -0.029226161539554596, -0.08407653123140335, 0.06584224104881287, -0.0400945208966732, -0.013041883707046509, 0.018875816836953163, -0.07600302249193192, -0.01653146557509899, 0.040836770087480545, 0.023036496713757515, -0.08223199844360352, -0.041927509009838104, -0.0268002450466156, 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(256, 'The Spark of Life – The Negative Charged Ion', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/22/the-spark-of-life-the-negative-charged-ion-4/', 'The Spark of Life – The Negative Charged Ion\nPut simply, all of your body functions rely on the electrical energy released from the unity of the ‘charge’ of the molecules in it and the opposite ‘charge’ in food water or air that enters it.\nAn ion is any atom that has a positive or a negative charge. A positively charged ion will seek a negatively charged one to unite with, have a glorious ‘coupling’ and then turn into something totally new and available.\nSo why do we rave on so much about negative ions?\nBecause the result of every move you make (a net spending of electrical energy) is a positively charged body. The molecules in your body are left holding a positive charge. They are unavailable for future ‘couplings’ unless we get a new batch of attractive and giving negative ions in quickly.\nAs we hear so often these days, things ain’t what they used to be. The air is different. Putting it very frankly and unscientifically, it’s full of crud or acid. Positively charged ions are crud or acid. Nothing ever ‘goes away’ on our little green planet and every exhaust, every chimney plume, every release of gas, stays within our thin and fragile ionosphere.\nIt stays in the air we gulp as we run along the beach, it stays in the water we drink, and it stays in the food we eat. And all of this acidic pollution or positive ions are useless for energy production within the body.\nThe air we breath in our garden, only 500 meters from the beach, contains only around 150 negative ions/cc/sec. but it also contains around 700 positive ions. This means that even as we lay on the beach doing absolutely nothing, our bodies are getting short-shifted by 2000 (required) plus 700 positive charged ions less 150 negative ions = 2550 ions/cc/second.\nNegative and Positive Ion Levels Measured in Various Locations\n(These measurements were taken in Japan)\nBecause the environment can no longer supply our basic negative ions, our bodies have to negatively ionize the air, water and food that enters our bodies just to get bare minimum negatively charged ions needed, and lying there in the sun, the body is working non-stop just to supply enough available electrical energy to the body just to get up off the sand and walk to the car!\nDid we always have to do this?\nWe have managed to take our beautiful planet from a garden paradise to a techno-aicid-trash world in less than a century, and we have done one ‘good’ job.\nWhere once clear air and spring or glacial water gave us all the negative charged ions we needed, today the same basics actually rob our bodies of energy.\nLike the idea of drinking pure alkaline rainwater?\nIt robs you of negatively charged electrons from your body. It is also acidic, having combined with CO 2 and pollutants as it falls from the clouds, and so it only contributes to the acidic state of your body.\nIt’s not hard to understand how we age the way we do. Suddenly we are old and we wonder how it happened. Yet it’s been happening for years because every day our wonderful, amazing bodies have been slugging it out and losing the battle to keep aging at bay by maintaining its alkaline design.\nInstead of performing daily housekeeping functions, it is flat out ionizing water, food and air to make it energetically available for energy storage.\nThe Chinese adepts well knew the power of this negative charge ionization process. They call the energy in the body chi, and they say it comes from the air, from water and from food.\nThis combines the idea of living energy uniquely associated with living organisms (bio-) with that of electricity (-electric) and negatively charged ions (-ionic).’\nIn 1838, de Hufeland wrote in The Art of Prolonging the Life of Man, ‘ A careful study of the phenomena of the vital force in the organized world leads us to recognize in it the following properties ands laws: the vital force is the most subtle, most penetrating, most invisible agent we have known until now in nature; in this respect it surpasses even light, electricity and magnetism, with which in other respects it seems to have the greatest analogy…\nWe find a striking analogy between the vital force and magnetism. The life force can exist in a free and latent state, and in this respect has a close analogy to heat and electricity.’\nMore recently, French Scientist Dr J. Belot said, ‘When we consider organic life in the light of biophysics, we find that electrical phenomena are at the root of all cellular life and we conclude that the end of everything is an electrical charge.’\nIn March 1968, 44 years ago, Le Monde reported that the presence of negative ions or ionization facilitates oxygen absorption, aids elimination of CO2 in the alveoli of the lungs, yet positive ions have precisely the opposite effect. Gases, dust, chemical fumes, acidic foods such as meat, dairy, high sugar fruit, grains, coffee, soda pop, tea, vinegar, alcohol, etc., all enter the body as positively charged ions, trapping the tiny negative charged ions in their large absorbent form, rendering your air technically ‘dead’.\nWhen we read the work of Dr Otto Warburg, Nobel Scientist, we begin to understand the absolute importance not only of ionizing alkalizing oxygen, sodium, hydrogen and nitrogen, but the utter importance for our longevity of their entry into the body in a negatively charged form.\nWe also begin to see the extent of the effect of common-use substances. A plastic seat will accelerate mental fatigue, as will plastic wall coverings. Objects covered in polyethylene produce fields of between 5 and 10,000 volts/meter.\nIn a space enclosed by polyethylene the rate can skyrocket to 100,000 volts/meter . Certain synthetic clothes are strong enough to set up a field that repels all negatively charged ions in your immediate vicinity! Go stand on a mountain; it won’t help much if you’re wearing your favorite synthetic ski jacket or plastic synethic shoes!\nIn any case, these measurements suggest that it is difficult to maintain sufficient levels of negative ions in the present age.\nHow Positive and Negative Ions Affect Our Bodies\nWithout adequate negatively charged ions, we are literally working ourselves to death and we don’t even realize it. Yet the technology now exists to replace the body’s load, to support the alkaline design of the body, the white blood cells, and to promote not just a long life, but a strong, vital electron rich life.\nWith pH Miracle Water Ionization (ionized water) and negatively charge nutritional supplements, you are now able to derive huge quantities of negatively charged ions as Hydroxyl ions (OH-) in a micro-clustered form that will flow between cell walls and react with acidic positively charged wastes that are causing energy loss, lethargy and a predisposition to almost every major illness; all in water direct from your tap or in a glass bottle or in your acidic foods, like high sugar fruit, meat, and dairy.\nWith the ionization of air you will receive ionized nitrogen and oxygen that gives itself away immediately to facilitate energy conversion and storage. The ionized nitrogen acts on your cellular communication system and dilates the blood vessels to maintain not only a strong nutrient transport system, but an efficient messaging service, allowing your body to reinstate real communication. You begin to know your own body again.\nThe cost, when we look realistically at a future that statistically means ill-health, cancer, heart disease and bodily degeneration, is incredibly small. Like the tiny negatively charged atom, this technology is easy to dismiss, but deceptively powerful.\nThe technology is here and now with pH Miracle ionized water machines, foods and supplements.\nTo learn more about how to make pH Miracle ionization water, foods and nutritional supplements go to: http://www.phoreveryoung.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0014329984551295638, -0.010876156389713287, 0.04279438033699989, 0.07719447463750839, 0.06367836147546768, -0.036497943103313446, 0.11576800048351288, -0.02102920413017273, 0.1390806883573532, 0.037293560802936554, 0.05939994007349014, -0.037310417741537094, 0.023514240980148315, 0.05806940793991089, -0.028480155393481255, -0.08925299346446991, 0.02162780985236168, -0.1134762316942215, -0.11543712019920349, 0.07880736887454987, -0.07325609028339386, 0.0265804473310709, -0.04362795129418373, -0.034302446991205215, -0.08886894583702087, 0.031897708773612976, 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(257, 'New Research Links Excess Acidity With Autism and Brain Cancer – Dr. Robert O. Young’s Research Validated', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/21/new-research-links-excess-acidity-with-autism-and-brain-cancer-dr-robert-o-youngs-research-validated/', 'The “cargo carriers,” or endosomes, of certain brain cancer cells contain overactive NHE9 proteins (blue), which pump out too many protons (orange), changing the endosomes’ acidity and slowing their “shipping speed.” Credit: Hari Prasad & Rajini Rao\nBoth Autism and Brain Cancer disorders involve faults in the same protein associated with excess acidity!\nA summary of their work in human tumor cells and mice is published in the journal Nature Communications .\nAll animal and human cells contain many “cargo packages” surrounded by membranes. These so-called endosomes carry newly minted proteins to specific destinations throughout the cell and haul away old proteins for destruction. Key to their “shipping speed” is the level of increased acidity inside the endosomes. This is controlled by balancing the activity of protein “pumps” that push protons into endosomes to increase their acidity with that of protein “leaks,” like NHE9, that remove protons.\nRao says: “Endosomes are like buckets of water that have to be kept full despite the leaks in them. Altering either the faucet or the leak rate can dramatically change the water level in the bucket.”\nAs they suspected, the team found that alkaline endosomes slow down the removal of EGFR from cell surfaces. Lab-grown tumor cells were more readily killed when treated with both a drug countering NHE proteins and a drug against EGFR than when treated by the EGFR-targeting drug alone.\nQuinones-Hinojosa says: “We are still five to 10 years away from testing this idea in patients, but these results are encouraging. They give us a better idea of what to target so that hopefully we can make this disease less aggressive and less devastating.”\nKalyan C. Kondapalli, Jose P. Llongueras, Vivian Capilla-González, Hari Prasad, Anniesha Hack, Christopher Smith, Hugo Guerrero-Cázares, Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa, Rajini Rao. A leak pathway for luminal protons in endosomes drives oncogenic signalling in glioblastoma. 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(258, 'MORE SCIENTISTS QUESTION WHETHER HIV CAUSES AIDS OR EVEN IF HIV EVEN EXISTS!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/20/more-scientists-question-whether-hiv-causes-aids-of-even-if-hiv-even-exists/', 'MORE SCIENTISTS QUESTION WHETHER HIV CAUSES AIDS OR EVEN IF HIV EVEN EXISTS!\nConsensus medicine tells us that HIV causes AIDS. However, the consensus is invariably proved incorrect in the ever-advancing world of science.\nPeter Duesberg, professor of molecular and cell biology and one of the first scientists to isolate the cancer gene, says the consensus about AIDS is certainly wrong; as more evidence is streaming forth showing that HIV is an antigen but an antibody and is harmless to the body.\nIn his controversial book “Inventing the AIDS Virus” Professor Duesberg accurately states infectious diseases, by nature, will spread through the population without paying attention to age, gender, sexual orientation or social status. However, in the decades since the 80’s first gave us the AIDS scare the predicted epidemic has primarily remained within certain risk groups. To state this fact is not to trivialize a disease that blights the lives of many, but to help sharpen minds with a statement of proven science.\nPointedly, Professor Duesberg is seeing thousands of fellow scientists and campaign groups such as rethinkingaids.com agreeing that the reason why AIDS cases have gone up over the years is due to artificiality. That is: the definition of what AIDS IS has been repeatedly changed. Have all you skeptics of man-made global warming not heard of this trick before?\nAs those of us who have fought for years against the climate fraud can attest, when you take on “Big Science” you take on a ruthless self-serving industry less concerned with scientific ethics and more about building profits and forging consensus. For some ideological, and for others financial motives are the primer. But the smoking gun of any scientific fraud is the quality (or lack thereof) of the empirical evidence.\nMeyer echoes the science of HIV co-discoverer Luc Montagnier , who in an extended House of Numbers interview stated:\n“I believe we can be exposed to HIV many times without being chronically infected, our immune system will get rid of the virus within a few weeks, if you have a good immune system.”\nThen there is the work of Harvard-trained MD Nancy Banks who stirred up a hornets’ nest with her book “AIDS, Opium, Diamonds and Empire”, subtitled “The Deadly Virus of International Greed.” Dr. Banks spent 25 years as a general obstetrician/gynecologist (OBGYN) attending patients at North General, Nyack Hospital, Columbia Presbyterian and Mt. Sinai Hospital and Medical Center. She cared for thousands of women who trusted her as their primary physician, obstetrician and surgeon.\nIn a recorded interview Dr. Banks offers a wide ranging discussion about the fraudulent science that underpins the AIDS scare with Terry Michael and RA President David Crowe at HowPositiveAreYou.com .\nWhile Principia Scientific International (PSI) holds no official position in this controversy we do support any and all scientists who – like us – advocate openness and transparency. Many PSI members have learned from bitter personal experience that honest whistleblowers are too often condemned for evincing evidence that is “inconvenient” to a mainstream often set on preserving a lucrative status quo.\nFor that reason PSI is pleased to announce it has opened up a dialogue with the Office of Medical and Scientific Justice (OMSJ) to explore how we may mutually interact for the furtherance of defeating junk science. John O’Sullivan (PSI’s CEO) and Clark Baker (OMSJ’s CEO and Principal Investigator) are currently exploring how our two complementary organizations may implement strategies to tackle science corruption.\nWritten by John O’Sullivan on 09 Jun 2013\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.11822879314422607, 0.03038007579743862, 0.012451237998902798, 0.01170483697205782, 0.046626973897218704, 0.034047387540340424, 0.03978518396615982, 0.058567680418491364, 0.037267010658979416, 0.12744902074337006, -0.05032040923833847, 0.046607743948698044, 0.01192846056073904, 0.018128544092178345, -0.03825943171977997, -0.04380958154797554, -0.11838674545288086, -0.019034942612051964, -0.014495251700282097, 0.09952070564031601, 0.003367010736837983, 0.024978943169116974, 0.06092728674411774, -0.034999094903469086, -0.09548883140087128, 0.025298191234469414, 0.050364818423986435, 0.01686403527855873, -0.024506505578756332, 0.06401877105236053, 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(259, 'Why Dr. Robert O Young’s pH miracle is a miracle in health, energy and weight loss?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/20/why-dr-robert-o-youngs-ph-miracle-is-a-miracle-in-health-energy-and-weight-loss/', 'Why Dr. Robert O Young’s pH miracle is a miracle in health, energy and weight loss?\nThe pH miracle by Dr. Robert O Young is the secret to weight loss and healthy living. Balance and maintenance of pH values within body claims effective solutions to weight loss; pH miracle continues to benefit many.\nKeen on knowing the truth about burning fat and losing weight? Losing weight is really one of the toughest challenges people wish they never had to face but let’s face the reality. Your weight loss concern is not just a physical challenge but it is also an emotional feat for you. Among the wide range of weight loss regimens available today, not all are meant to be as effective as Dr. Young’s pH miracle .\nWeight management and healthy eating are actually interconnected and Young’s theory through his books and literature throws a sharp light on this particular area. If you have been looking for an honest approach, turn to Young’s pH miracle claims.\nDr. Robert O Young is a successful American entrepreneur, naturopath and homeopathic doctor who has dedicated most part of his life and career in exploring the most suitable, safe and effective weight loss techniques, alkaranian lifestyle and pH values. To him, weight loss is not an overnight thing; rather it is hugely dependent on lifestyle changes. His knowledge and experience has been shared by him in his pH miracle book.\nThrough his book, Dr. Young educates and informs that maintenance of proper pH in the human body is the secret to healthy living and weight loss. Usually, human body functions on the pH range of 7.36 to 7.44 and the biological processes within human body operate on this range. This further helps in losing weight. It all depends on how your body successfully creates strong organ functioning systems and maintains optimal environment. Without any side effects, pH miracle focuses on fast, safe and natural mode of weight loss.\nThe pH miracle offers a step-by-step instruction on how one can balance pH values within. It is all connected with good exercise, proper dieting and love for your lifestyle. Also, the book covers some of the amazing and delicious recipes that are equally healthy and safe.\nThe primary aim of Dr. Robert O Young’s famous pH miracle lifestyle an diet is to offer people a complete and long term solution to weight loss issues. Hence, it not just focuses on weight loss but also on weight maintenance solutions. 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(260, 'Introducing Dr. Robert O. Young and the “pH Miracle for Cancer”', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/20/introducing-dr-robert-o-young-and-the-ph-miracle-for-cancer/', 'Introducing Dr. Robert O. Young and the “pH Miracle for Cancer”\nIntroducing Dr. Robert O. Young and the “pH Miracle for Cancer”\nI am very excited to introduce you to the work of the leading nutritional microbiologist in the world today — Dr. Robert O. Young.\nDr. Young’s scientific findings have led him to a new science he calls The New Biology TM .\nIn contrast, the ‘old’ biology (based on the work of Louis Pasteur in the late 1800s) stems from the idea that disease comes from germs and bacteria which invade the body from the outside.\nSimply put, the New Biology states that there is only One Sickness and One Disease , and that this one ‘sickness’ is the over-acidification of the body due primarily to an inverted way of living, thinking, and eating.\nThis over-acidification leads to the over-growth in our body of micro-organisms (such as yeast and fungi) whose poisons produce the symptomologies that medical science refers to as “disease”.\nBased on Dr. Young’s theory, there’s only one sickness, and there can therefore be only one remedy and treatment, and that is to alkalize the body and break the cycle of imbalance, thus allowing us to experience the energy, vitality and true health we’re all meant to have.\nWhat’s more, Dr Robert Young is a man for whom I have immense respect and admiration. If you are familiar with my work (through my books, eBooks, and seminars), you know that I’m definitely not one who easily buys into “miracle cures” – nor am I easily swayed by other people’s opinions or anecdotal reports. I’m extremely wary of exaggerated health claims provided by individuals or enterprises that stand to make huge profits from the proliferation of those claims.\nMy skepticism turned to conviction when I realized that this cure is . . .\n…the only healing therapy that finally eliminates the REAL cause of cancer!\nSpecifically, my skepticism melted away when I saw the overwhelming evidence consisting of thousands of people that were healed of cancer once and for all.\nThis is BY FAR the simplest, most effective and most powerful therapy for curing cancer and creating optimal health. It is also the secret that both the American pharmaceutical industry and the medical establishment don’t want you to know.\nThat’s because this simple cure for virtually all diseases threatens the livelihood and the trillion-dollar earnings of the pharmaceutical and health care industries – not to mention the medical centers and physicians that make a great living from providing expensive drugs, complex medical procedures and long hospital stays.\nThe simple protocol which is detailed in this book represents the biggest threat to the revenues of the pharmaceutical and medical industries.  It’s a bigger threat than all the alternative healing therapies, nutritional supplements, natural foods and products COMBINED.\nI believe it’s the definitive answer to the cause , prevention and cure of cancer and of a great many diseases that plague the world today.\nThe pH miracle for cancer by Dr. Robert O. Young (release date August 1st, 2015)\nSome of the questions we’ll be covering in this chapter include:\nWhat’s the cause of all cancer? (Is cancer a mutant cell, a virus, a mould? Or is cancer an acidic liquid?)\nIs cancer a noun or is it actually an adjective that explains what’s happening to the cell?\nWhat role does the lymphatic system play in all this?\nThe focus will be on the alkaline pH of the body. The key I believe is to obtain sustainable energy.\nAs I think about my vision, the relative purpose of medicine I believe must include not just the treatment but also the prevention of illness and the promotion of health and fitness, rather than just focusing all of our attention on a specific diagnosis or even the treatment of disease. Because disease is an illusion, in reality disease is the body trying to prevent fermentation or break down of the tissue. It’s the body in preservation mode trying to maintain the homeostasis of the internal fluids of the body, which are alkaline. I believe that the ultimate purpose of medicine is to help people discover something fundamental within themselves. And that is an awareness of the true source of wellbeing, the true source of joy, the true source of contentment that we all seek which lies in one’s mind and in one’s heart – which are the emotions and the spirit. And this is important so that we can all begin to be free from the process of grasping for happiness on a physical world.\nTo support this approach, this theory, I believe we must begin to embrace a more spiritual vision of ourselves and of humanity as a whole, while at the right time providing great love, care, and attention to the physical body. Then, and only then, will medicine (or the treatments that medicine is current performing) help people discover this non-physical, spiritual dimension of themselves. And when this happens I believe that we can live and work with less fear. Rather than working in fear we can work in its opposite – we can work in faith. We’re going to have less stress grasping to preserve the physical body at all costs, then I believe we can truly be happy, energetic, and free.\nLast year Shelley and I (Rob) had the opportunity to have a wonderful experience with Dr Carter who is the caretaker of the estate of Martin Luther King and also the protégé of M. L. King, and there he honoured Shelley and I. And the most important thing that I learned about Dr Carter was his openness to not just thinking outside the box, because we talk a lot about thinking outside the box, I would like to suggest rather than thinking outside the box as we contemplate these new theories that I am going to be presenting to you on the pH Miracle for cancer, but making the box bigger. We don’t have to think outside the box, we just need to make the box bigger to allow new technologies, new biologies, new protocols that are effectively making the difference, specifically in the prevention and treatment of cancer.\n“You must be the change we want to see.”\nIf we want to see the cure for cancer, I believe we must be change we want to see.  We’ll have to look at it differently, not outside the box but inside the box making it bigger. Expanding our views and our perspective as it relates to cancer.\nWhat I’m simply suggesting is that cancer is not a cell, but an acidic liquid that spoils our cells that make up our tissues and organs when those acids are not properly eliminated through urination, perspiration, respiration or defecation. Let’s now look at the current medical definition of cancer. What is it? Cancer is a group of diseases characterized by uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells. If the spread is not controlled it can result in death. Cancer is caused by both external factors, some of which are known and are common in our society such as tobacco, chemicals, radiation (from our cellular phones) and internal factors: hormone imbalances, immune deficiency and gene mutations – which is what they’re suggesting. These factors may act together in a sequence to promote what is called carcinogenesis. This is the classical definition of cancer, taken directly from the American Cancer Society.\nSo what is being suggested by current medical science is that the cancer is some mutating cell that – a transmutation of the genes – triggered by internal or external factors, this is true but what is not understood is these internal or external factors are the acids themselves. So when we’re dealing with any symptom or an effect, we need to look at the cause. Whether externally or internally, the focus traditionally has been to look at the matter rather than look at the environment around the matter. And to understand the cause is very simple just like the treatment. And the New Biology ® explains the cause and effect of all sickness and disease and specifically cancer as well as how to improve the quality and quantity of life without chemical therapy, radiation or surgery.\nLet me give you an example. Enervation (ie, lack of energy), muscle weakness, you’ve probably seen the commercials on television, it’s a new disease they call restless legs syndrome (RLS) for which there are drugs that supposedly treat the syndrome. They want to put everything in a disease modality – a nice little box – that has a specific treatment. Yet restless legs syndrome is weakness or loss of electrical power. It’s not a disease. But by causing a flagging of the toxic elimination from the tissue, the blood becomes charged with these metabolic acids and when it’s charged with these metabolic acids the blood has to purify itself by throwing these metabolic acids into the tissues to maintain its delicate pH balance of 7.365. This is what I call the body in preservation mode which leads to what I refer to as latent tissue acidosis. This is poison in the blood, and if that poison is not eliminated through urination, perspiration, respiration or defecation, the body has to purify itself so it throws this poison into the connective tissue. This is the disease, or is it? Not even skin challenges when the acids accumulate beyond the toleration point a crisis takes place which means that the poison or the acid is being eliminated through the skin.\nLooking at the 2006 statistics for cancer, this year in America we’re looking at 1,400,000 new cases of cancer. By the way, this statistic doesn’t even include skin cancer which is actually bigger than lung cancer, breast cancer or prostate cancer. And prostate cancer is known to be the leading cause of death in men while lung cancer being the leading cause of death in women. And yet when we look at cancer, the new incidents of cancer and the new diagnoses are skin cancers because skin is the third kidney – the elimination organ. And if acids are not properly eliminated through the elimination channels, then those acids are thrown out into the tissues and this is what’s not currently recognized by medical science.\nThis is the reason why the blood maintains its pH by either eliminating acid through urination or throwing it into the colloidal tissue which leads to this crisis, this poisoning, this elimination through the skin, again the third kidney! And this is not a disease. The only disease is systemic, because acids flow out through your whole body. They are the waste products of metabolism. Our bodies are like cars, they’re constantly on though 24/7 and they require energy and when energy is being used, a waste product like carbon dioxide or carbon monoxide or lactic acid is being created. So acid is constantly being created which has to be eliminated. So when energy is being used to think, to move, to breathe, at the same time an acid is being created and acid needs to be eliminated. If the acid is not eliminated, it is thrown out into the colloidal connective tissue. It is our tissue that becomes the colloidal acid catcher in order to maintain the purity of the blood. The blood has to maintain the purity and this is why the blood has a constant pH. If it varies of even just one point you can have ill effects. The proper balance is 7.365. If it starts dropping or if it starts going up, the body will do whatever it can to maintain that delicate pH. This is very significant in order to understand cancer and why it’s not a cell but the spoiling of the cell and tissue by metabolic acids which are not properly eliminated through elimination because we have enervation, we don’t have the energy to move the acid out to maintain the purity of the blood, so it is then sent out into the colloidal connective tissue.\nWhen this elimination takes place through the mucus membrane of the nose for example it’s called a cold – catarrh of the nose. And when these crises are repeated for years the mucus membrane thickens and ulcerates, and the bones enlarge, closing the passages. At this stage hay fever, asthma develops. When the tonsils or any other respiratory passages become the seat of the crisis of acidity (because the acids were not properly eliminated) then we have tonsillitis, laryngitis, bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, and cancer. You see, it’s progressive, it’s the same thing. All that’s happening is different progressions of the same thing – just different levels of states of acidosis. When this acid is located in the cranial cavity we have dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, muddle thinking, forgetfulness. If the acids accumulate in the digestive area, we end up with irritable bowel syndrome , gastro intestinal problems, stenosis, colitis. And when the acids locate in the pelvic tissue, or in the breasts, we end up with micro calcifications as the body, in preservation mode, is using one of these alkaline buffers such as calcium to neutralize the acids and that’s why we have these micro calcifications in the pelvic area and in the breast. This always precedes the rotting of the tissue. Even in prostate cancer.\nHence all cancers are the expulsion of acids from the blood and then the tissue at different points and are essentially the same character evolving from the same cause, namely systemic acidosis – a crisis of toxaemia. The description can be extended to every organ of the body: the lung, the liver, the pancreas, the bowls, the brain, including the largest organs which has the highest incidents: the skin. Any organ that is enervated below the average standard (from stress of habit, from overstress at work, from worry, anxiety, fear, injury, etc.) may become the location of the crisis of systemic latent tissue acidosis. The symptoms presented differently depending upon which organ is being affected. Which is what makes it appear as if every symptom complex is a separate and distinct disease. But we need to not think outside the box, we need to think inside the box, we just need to make the box bigger.\nI give thanks to this new light shed upon nomen culture naming disease by the philosophy of The New Biology, every symptom complex goes back to the one and only cause of all so called cancers, namely systemic latent tissue acidosis. To find the cause of all symptomologies – lung cancer, breast cancer, brain cancer, bowl cancer, prostate cancer – we start with colds and catarrh, and watch the pathology and is it travels from irritation to catarrh to inflammation to induration to ulceration and then to cancer: nothing more than rotting tissue. And what is causing the transformation (and not gene transmutation) is the spoiling of the cell due to the acids.\nHave you ever opened a refrigerator and smelled the spoiling foods at the back? These are the acids! It’s not some germ, it’s not some virus, it’s not some mold that’s breaking this down, it’s the acids that are breaking the tissue down and giving rise to the symptomology. Mold is like a smoking gun, the bullet being the acid. And yet it’s not the bullet or the acid that kills, and surely not the smoke or some gene mutation, or some bacteria or virus, but it is the person himself or herself that is pulling lifestyle and dietary trigger which then releases the acid that then tenderizes or spoils the tissue in the weakest parts of the body.\nNature’s order is interfered with by innovating habits until acidosis is established. A vaccination as evidenced by the Spanish flu epidemic or an infection, in truth it’s literally an out-fection from the same source causing the most vulnerable organ, specifically the bowls, to take on organic changes. The organ however has nothing to do with the cause, and directing treatment to the organ is actually compounding the problem. You cannot treat disease when in reality disease is the body in preservation trying to re-establish homeostasis in a state of systemic acidosis that’s localized at the weakest part of the body.\nWhen we realize that breast cancer is the leading cause of death in women and that these fatty tissues (breast areas) are being used by the body to bind or collect the acids in order to protect the organs that sustain life. And by the way when one does a mammogram and sees these microcalcification of the breast, this is an indication of a state of acidosis – the body’s defensive mechanism to relieve or remove or neutralize acidity that hasn’t been properly eliminated though urination, perspiration, respiration or defecation.\nIf we’re dealing with prostate, we’re dealing with localized acidity. If we’re dealing with lung cancer, we’re dealing with localized acidity that can be caused by external or internal forces but everything comes from within. As we take in tobacco smoke, there are acids and toxins and poisons – one being sugar which breaks down to acetaldehyde which tenderizes this tissue. Tobacco smoking is not an addiction of nicotine, it’s an addiction of sugar which causes excess acidity in a localized area. So cause is constant, ever present, always the same, only the effects change. To illustrate, a catarrh of the stomach presents first irritation, then inflammation, then ulceration and finally induration and cancer. Cancer is not at the first, it’s the culmination of deteriorating or broken tissue spoiled by an overacidic stomach.\nMost Americans are challenged with the symptomology of indigestion which can include acid reflux, bloating, heartburn, burping, diarrhea, or even constipation. The proper way to study disease is to study health in every aspect. Disease is perverted health. Cancer is perverted health – any influence that lowers energy becomes disease producing.\nThere’s an important question now to answer. Why do we crave sugar? It’s interesting when doing an MRI or a CAT scan. What is used but radioactive sugar that is taken up by the acidic cells – not cancer cells because we don’t have cancer cells, we have acidic cells or cancerous cells: cells that have been spoiled by the environment in which they live. So sugar cravings are the body’s needs for sustainable energy. And energy can only be transported through a matrix of salt. Therefore sugar cravings are the body’s needs for salt, not sugar. And I suggest that sugar is an acid of cellular transformation – a waste product – not a product of energy by a by-product of what the body truly uses which is electrical potential in the form of electrons.\nSugar stimulates and gives the body a deceptive quick-fix – it’s illusionary – whereas salt provides the matrix and gives our body the rise in sustainable energy, over a long period of time, without the high and extreme lows that come from eating an acid – whether it be sugar or any other acidic foods or drinks.\nIt is the skin that suffers, because if the body can’t eliminate the acids that are created through energy consumption, it throws them out of the tissues and into the lymphatic system, and that’s why the lymphatic system is so critical in the prevention of cancer and in the treatment of cancer, because it is the lymphatic system that is the vacuum cleaner of the acids that are in the interstitial fluids of the body, pulling these acids out in order to maintain the integrity of the tissue through diaphramic breathing and perspiration (that is if we’re perspiring, which is one of the most important things we need to do on a daily basis). If we can’t eliminate our acids through urination then our body urinates through the skin – which is why there is over a million cases of skin cancer a year in the United States and probably you didn’t even know that. It’s not talked about. Why? Because the etiology of skin cancer is not understood. It is unknown. Scientists don’t know what causes basal cell carcinoma, melanoma, they do not understand it because they don’t understand latent tissue acidosis and the importance of the lymphatic system as the vacuum cleaner to move the acids out via the kidneys and through perspiration. But we’re not exercising, and this is why obesity and a lack of exercise have been associated with cancer – yet when we’re moving our body we’re moving the acids out of the tissue because the lymphatic system, unlike the circulatory system, does not have a pump (the heart), it actually flows through movement . It is the diaphragm muscle that acts as a pump for the lymphatic system that moves the acids through the system – out through perspiration or back in the general circulation to be eliminated through urination.\nIf you don’t want cancer, if you wan to prevent it, you have to pee or eliminate your acids through urination or perspiration. And if you are a cancer sufferer you have to pee your way to health. Because cancer is not a cell, but a poisoning acidic liquid. A cancer cell is a cell that is spoiled or poisoned by the metabolic acids and gastrointestinal acids that are produced internally, or may be breathed in. That’s when the body goes into protection mode by forming fibrous materials which cross-link to encapsulate the spoiled cells and thus forming the tumour. Hence tumour is the body’s protective mechanism to encapsulate spoiled or poisoned cells from excess acids which have not been properly eliminated through urination, perspiration, defecation, and respiration. The tumour is the body’s solution to protect healthy cells and tissues. So the tumour is not the problem. Let the tumour go. Let it do its job. The focus must be placed not on the tumour but on the environment around the tumour which is full of acids, and one of the common acids which is in higher concentration around all tumours that are in an acidic body is lactic acid, because lactic acid is a by-product of sugar metabolism when we’re in a state of oxygen deprivation. So cancer is a system acidic condition that settles in the weakest parts of the body, not a local problem that metastasizes. You see metastasis is localized acids that spoil other cells much like a rotten apple spoiling the bushel of other healthy apples.\nThere is no such thing as a cancer cell. A cancer cell is in reality a cancerous cell, it’s an adjective expressing the spoiling cell that’s spoiling in an over-acidic environment. A cancerous cell was once a healthy cell that has been spoiled from an over-acidic lifestyle and diet and the body’s inability to move these acids through the proper channels of elimination. The only solution to the acidic liquids that poison our body cells causing the effect that medical doctors call cancer, is to change the environment . It has to be a contextual approach. We must maintain the alkaline design of the human body. This has been the great discovery of the 21 st century – that the human organism is alkaline by design (every part that makes up every anatomical element that makes up our genetic material that makes up our cells, every single part has to be bathed in an alkaline fluid which needs to be changed every 48 hours).\nEarly in the 19 th century, beginning on January 17, 1912, a famous French physiologist of the Rockefeller Institute and Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Alexis Carrel, removed a very small piece of heart muscle from an unhatched chicken embryo—still warm and living—and placed it in fresh nutrient solution in a glass flask of his design. He transferred the tissue every forty-eight hours, during which time it doubled in size and had to be trimmed before being moved to its new flask. And every time he moved it he would put it into an alkaline saline solution with the appropriate alkalizing minerals. Thirty years later the tissue was still growing. Keep in mind that the average chicken lives for 5 – 7 years. So after getting bored of singing “Happy Birthday” to the chicken heart for over thirty years he decided to pull the plug and not change the fluids every 48 hours and the heart died.\nThis is a very important discovery which very few people know about because it answers the question about why cells live. You see, the life expectancy of the human cell is infinite. It just becomes compromised. Once we understand that matter cannot be created nor can it be destroyed it can only change its form or function, then we realize that the environment is everything, the terrain is everything, and the cell is subservient to that. The secret to Dr. Carrel’s chicken heart surviving for thirty years lies in this knowledge, this new biology, this new way of living and thinking as we expand the box not think outside the box, that the cell is only as healthy as the fluids it is bathed in. The heart is only as healthy as the cells. If you have lung cancer, that is an expression of the environment. And the cell as it’s breaking down is the smoke of the gun.\nCarrel’s experiment brought us to the modern new biology, the new understanding, the new expansion, and the new definition of cancer – that the composition of our body fluids that bath the outside of our cells must be controlled very carefully from moment to moment and day to day with no single important constituent varying more than a few percent. This can be controlled and you can do it yourself!\nIn 1932 Otto Warburg received his Nobel Prize in medicine for discovering the cause of cancer. He described it as a cell changing its mode of respiration, its mode of metabolism – from respiration to fermentation. He suggested that cancer was the result of acidic environment, a state of oxygen deprivation. Warburg also wrote a paper entitled, “The Prime Cause and Prevention of Cancer.” He states: “There is no disease whose prime cause is better known. Over acidity.”\nWhen we understand this we realize that all conditions of cancer potentially can be reversed if the treatments are focused on the fluids not the cell. Therefore it doesn’t matter what the cancer is, because cancer is not the cause but the effect of an over-acidic lifestyle and diet which is the cause . 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(261, 'BERKELEY Professor States: “People do not die of cancer! People die of chemotherapy and in terrible pain!”', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/19/berkeley-professor-states-people-do-not-die-of-cancer-people-die-of-chemotherapy-and-in-terrible-pain/', 'BERKELEY Professor States: “People do not die of cancer! People die of chemotherapy and in terrible pain!”\nFor 25 years, Dr. Hardin B. Jones was studying cancer patients and came to a horrifying conclusion!\nCancer Industry is as much as it attempts to deny just that: only an industry! Doctors , pharmaceutical companies , hospitals , and other key stakeholders of the industry profit every time a patient agrees to conventional treatment , which usually involves injecting chemotherapy toxins into the body , blasting the body with ionizing radiation or cutting off parts of the body and in some barbaric cases combination of all three . It is little known that the science is covering or ignoring this, despite the fact that the medical industry claims, chemotherapy just does not work in the fight against cancer .\nDr. Hardin B. Jones , a former professor of medical physics and physiology at the University of California, Berkeley, has studied the life expectancy of cancer patients more than 25 years, when he came to the conclusion that, despite popular belief, chemotherapy does not work.\n“People who refused chemotherapy treatment live an average of 12 and a half years longer than the people who are receiving chemotherapy,” said Dr. Jones in his study, which was published in the journal of the New York Academy of Sciences . People who accepted chemotherapy die within three years of diagnosis, and many die quickly after a few weeks.”\n“Patients with breast cancer who reject conventional therapy live four times longer than those who follow the system. This is something you will not hear in the mass media that will continue to spread the myth that chemotherapy is the best medicine to fight cancer! ”\nA separate study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association in 1979 discovered that many of the most common methods for diagnosing and treating breast cancer, of which nearly all are still used today, did nothing to reduce the rate of breast cancer or to increase the survival of patients with breast cancer. Two other studies, one from Israel published in 1978, and the other from Britain, which was published in The Lancet in 1980, came up with similar findings. “Overall survival of patients with primary breast cancer has not improved in the past 10 years , despite the increased use of multi- dose chemotherapy for treatment of metastasis ,” explains study Lancet , entitled “The failure of chemotherapy in the survival of patients with metastatic breast cancer. ”\n“The carefully hidden truth is that many people who “died of cancer“ actually have died from treatment that included chemotherapy or radiation. Chemotherapy works by killing healthy cells in the body before they destroy the cancer that can develop very slow and in some natural ways even stop and restrain.\nMost patients who have “died of cancer” actually have died of malnutrition, because cancerous cells take nutrients from the blood and destroy the immune system so the weakened body is liable to many infections against which is no longer able to defend itself.\nModern medicine has at its disposal a panacea, and the truth about cancer is skillfully hidden. This is because the price of a single treatment today costs 300,000-1,000,000$. “The majority of cancer patients die of chemotherapy. Chemotherapy does not remove breast cancer, colon cancer, or lung cancer. This fact has been documented more than ten years, but doctors still stubbornly use chemotherapy for these tumors “( Allen Levin, MD UCSF,” The Healing of Cancer ).\nLets face it, Chemo does NOT work. According to a 2004 report by Morgan, Ward, and Barton: “The contribution of cytotoxic chemotherapy to 5-year survival in adult malignancies. … survival in adults was estimated to be 2.3% in Australia and 2.1% in the USA.”Jun 16, 2014\nConsider a alkaline lifestyle and dietary change to treat this lifestyle and dietary dis-ease. Try an alkaline whole foods plant based lifestyle approach and diet to heal the core (the small and large intestines), rebuild the red blood cells and immune system, open the channels of elimination, and buffer and eliminate the acidic metabolic and dietary waste to prevent the  primary cause of all cancerous conditions.  www.phoreveryoung.com\nThere are high rates of behavioral symptoms in breast cancer survivors, particularly those treated with chemotherapy\nThere is evidence to support the use of topical calendula for prophylaxis of acute dermatitis during radiotherapy and Traumeel S mouthwash in the treatment of chemotherapy-induced stomatitis.\nA combination of geranium extract, Ganoderma lucidum, Codonopsis pilosula and Angelicae sinensis, improve the condition of cancer patients receiving chemotherapy/radiotherapy.\nA proprietary honey-based herbal formula reduces chemotherapy-induced neutropenia and the need for colony-stimulating factors.\nA. melanocarpa may be regarded as a promising new source of bioactive antioxidant natural compounds for breast cancer patients.\nAcetyl L-carnitine treatment improves symptoms of chemotherapy induced neuropathy.\nAcetyl-L-carnitine appears to be an effective and well-tolerated agent for the treatment of chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy.\nAcute exercise protects against doxorubicin cardiotoxicity.\nAdministration of Bifidobacterium breve on patients undergoing chemotherapy for pediatric malignancies improves their intestinal environments.\nAlpha lipoic acid prevents mitochondrial damage and neurotoxicity in experimental chemotherapy neuropathy.\nAstragalus may provide an ideal complementary treatment to chemotherapy.\nAtorvastatin causes cardiomyopathy when administered in combination with chemotherapy.\nBi-weekly administration of paclitaxel and cisplatin in patients with advanced esophageal cancer results in amedian survival for all patients of 9 months.\nCaffeine potentiates chemotherapy for metastatic osteosarcoma.\nCannabis extract is safe and efficacious in reducing chemotherapy-induced nauseau and vomiting.\nCarnitine improves fatigue, quality of life, lean body mass and appetite in advanced cancer patients undergoing anticancer therapy.\nChemotherapy used in advanced gastric or gastroesophageal adenocarcinoma results in an overall median survival time of between 7-9 months.\nChildren treated for solid tumors or lymphoma with chemotherapy have increased caries of the primary teeth.\nDl-alpha-tocopherol acetate does not protect against chemotherapy-induced chromosome damage and reduces the level of plasma gamma tocopherol.\nExercise preconditioning protects against doxorubicin-induced cardiac dysfunction.\nFermented wheat germ extract reduces chemotherapy-induced febrile neutropenia in pediatric patients.\nGinger root powder is effective in reducing severity of acute and delayed chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting as additional therapy to ondensetron and dexamethasone in patients receiving chemotherapy.\nHigh-volume hydration and magnesium supplementation can reduce the renal toxicity induced by cisplatin.\nMemory deficits occur in breast cancer patients who receive either chemotherapy or tamoxifen.\nOral glutamine supplementation protects lymphocytes and attenuates gut permeability in patients with esophageal cancer during radiochemotherapy.\nOur results suggest that the Aronia extract supplementation in breast cancer patients has a beneficial effect on thiols concentration in plasma.\nPolysaccharides isolated from Echinacea purpurea herba cell cultures to counteract undesired effects of chemotherapy.\nSaccharomyces boulardii has significant therapeutic activity in irinotecan-induced (chemotherapy) diarrhea and mucositis.\nSomatostatin combined with melatonin, retinoids, vitamin D3, and low doses of cyclophosphamide led to an overall clinical benefit been achieved in 75% of cases.\nSoy isoflavones ameliorate the adverse effects of chemotherapy in children.\nThe cisplatin total dose had a significant negative relationship with magnesium levels at 12 months in this study.\nThe decrease in neutrophil count caused by breast carcinoma chemotherapy was ameliorated by dietary supplementation with a multivitamin or vitamin E.\nTRAUMEEL S may reduce significantly the severity and duration of chemotherapy-induced stomatitis in children undergoing bone marrow transplantation.\nVitamin E and N-acetylcysteine are an effective antioxidant adjuvant therapy in children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia to reduce the chemo-/radiotherapy toxicity of treatment.\nWheat grass juice may reduce myelotoxicity and need for granulocyte colony-stimulating factors in breast cancer patients receiving chemotherapy.\n“Curcumin ameliorates cisplatin-induced nephrotoxicity by inhibiting renal inflammation in mice.”\n“Impaired cognitive function and hippocampal neurogenesis following cancer chemotherapy.”\nA Chinese herbal formula containing Red Sage, Cordyceps and Peach kernel is superior to methylprednisone against experimental pulmonary fibrosis.\nA combination of Bacopa, Amla (E. officinalis), Licorice (G. glabra), Indian mango (M. indica) and Clove (S. aromaticum) protect against experimentally-induced cardiac and renal damage.\nA compound in ginger known as 6-Gingerol prevents cisplatin-induced acute renal failure in rats.\nA compound in mangosteen prevents cisplatin-induced toxicity to the kidneys of rats.\nA enriched extract of blueberry anthocyanins protected against cyclophosphamide induced lung damage.\nA reishi extract ameliorates the colon precancerous lesions induced by AOM and the small-intestinal injury caused by 5-FU.\nAGE has an ameliorative effect against CP-induced oxidative stress and renal damage through its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antiapoptotic properties.\nAged garlic extract and grape seed proanthocyanidin protect against doxorubicin-induced cardiotoxicity.\nAged garlic extract exhibited antioxidant effect that could ameliorate the nephrotoxic effects of cisplatin.\nAged garlic extract protects against doxorubicin-induced cardiotoxicity in rats.\nAHCC attenuates cisplatin (chemotherapy) induced side effects in tumor-bearing mice.\nAHCC improves treatment outcome and reduces side effects in anticancer drug treated mice.\nAHCC prevents chemotherapy induced hair loss.\nAlpha lipoic acid attenuates bleomycin-induced pulmonary fibrosis in mice.\nAlpha lipoic acid attenuates cisplatin-induced acute kidney injury in mice by suppressing renal inflammation.\nAn enriched blueberry anthocyanin extract attenuated the cyclophosphamide induced cardiac injury.\nAn extract of Mandarin Orange demonstrates anti-pulmonary fibrosis effects.\nArsenicum Album 6C and 30C remedies indicated potentials of use against arsenic intoxication.\nAscorbic acid and vitamin E protect against cisplatin induced kidney injury in mice.\nAstaxanthin intervention ameliorates cyclophosphamide-induced oxidative stress, DNA 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(262, 'A ph Csoda,lugositas, Dr Robert Young', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/18/a-ph-csodalugositas-dr-robert-young/', 'A ph Csoda,lugositas, Dr Robert Young\nA ph Csoda,lugositas, Dr Robert Young\nNagyon régóta voltak panaszaim,úgy mint reggelente náthás érzés,köhögcsélgetés. Sokat fájt a torkom,sőt három éves koromban kivették a mandulámat,mert majdnem mindig gyulladt volt.A  hörgőgyulladás,fülgyulladás is rendszeresen porondon volt.Úgy 2008-tól pedig egész komoly hasmenések is társultak még a felsoroltakhoz. Már otthon elkezdtem szedni savlekötö gyógyszereket,majd itt még kiegészült iszogatós formával is.A tünetek kicsit csökkentek,de az érzés egyre rosszabb volt. Nem tudtam mit csináljak,hogy jobb legyen a helyzet. Az élet úgy hozta,hogy a manhattani magyar Könyves Boltba betértem egy előadásra és míg várakoztam addig nézelődtem a könyvek között a hosszú, magas könyvszekrényből kiállt egy könyv,gondoltam helyére nyomom,de előtte megnéztem,hogy mi is az.\nAttól kezdődött a étrendem megváltoztatása, nagy lépés volt az életemben,persze  nagy változást is hozott,sőt sok tapasztalatot szereztem,amit szeretnék átadni ilyen formában.\nA könyv alapján lépésről – lépésre változtattam az étrendemen, például a tejtermékek közül csak a sajtot eszem , abból is probálom a kecskesajtot enni.\nImádtam a tejfőlt,joghurtot,kefirt,tejszínhabot,ezek már a múlté. Sőt a tojásra is sorkerült,az is már a listán van,nem eszem egyáltalán. Mondhatom, hogy nyuszivá váltam,zöldségevő lettem,sárgarépa lett a nasim.\nÍgy tudtam fogyni minden szenvedés nélkül,mivel a zsírszövetben tárolja a savat a szervezet, amit nem tud másképpen eltávolítani a légzéssel, a vizelettel, a bőrön keresztül,az emésztéssel. A fölösleget csak pakolja a zsírszövetbe a test minden területén. A cukor is lekerült a listáról,nincs már csokoládé torta,sütemények, fagylalt. Amit az ember egy életen át összegyűjtött,azt nem lehet egyik pillanatról a másikra elhagyni,lefogyni,elveszíteni,átalakítani. Az elsavasodott szervezet pedig halad a rákosodás útján. A sok cukor fogyasztás savasságot okoz,vagy az alkohol is. A javaslata alapján naponta iszom a szódabikarbonás vizet,hogy lúgosítsam a szervezetem,valamint lehet a vizletet és a nyálat  egy speciális teszttel megnézni,hogy milyen a szervezet pH szintje.\nValamint minden reggel a zöldséges juice kell inni,azzal kell a napot kezdeni.\nPersze még ez is fontos,hogy ECETET ne használd, hanem helyette a CITROMOT ,vagy LIME- t.\nEnnyit röviden a könyvről,ha többet szeretnél róla tudni,akkor javaslom olvasd el és legyen a könyvespolcodon állandóra a könyve,\nDr Robert O Young, A pH Csoda.\nMagyar nyelven is megkapható,sőt külön írt könyvet a rákról, a cukorbetegségről, a fogykúráról.\nÉn a könyvét azotó bibliaként olvasom és probálok másoknak is adni információt, vagy olvassa el a könyvet. Az előadáson arról beszélt,hogy ez a féle étrendi megoldás a rákot tudja megszüntetni,kezelni,ha követed a tanácsait , életmódott változtatsz,hiszel magadban ,van terved és álmod,de legfőképpen szereted önmagad.\nMivel egy életünk van és csak magad vagy felelős érte,magad hibáztathatod bármi miatt is. Javasol kezdetnek colontherápiát, az ő lúgos bemosó oldatával,vagy az általa megadott terméket megveszed és úgy csinálják meg.Nagyon fontosnak tartja a napi testmozgást ,az is nagyon fontos hogy lélekben is egészséges legyél , szeresd önmagad , legyél szeretettel az emberek felé. Azt is kihangsúlyozta az előadásán,hogy nem fontos a bőrszín ,az hogy hol élsz,egy a fontos SZÍN , a vér színe, a vörösszí n .Az élet alapja a hemoglobin, a vérsejtek,abból indul ki minden jó dolog,vagy rossz dolog. A savasság által  kórokozók szaporodnak el a vérünkben, az étrenddel meg lehet gyógyítani, nem kell antibiotikum, valamint komoly orvosi beavatkozás. Rengeteg embert hozott vissza már az utolsó stádiumos rákos állapotból az elmúlt három évtizedben.\nSzeretné,ha az emberek tanulnának ezekből  és tennének magukért .\nOlyan komoly eredményei vannak,hogy ellenséggé vált a nagyobb hatalmaknak ( mint gyógyszergyártók,és a kormánynak ),akik igazán szervezik a mi életünket.Mondta,hogy nagyon sokszor volt börtönben ,nagyon komoly hazugságokat híresztelnek róla,lerombolták az avokádó framját,akadályozzák a tevékenységét és bármikor megtörténhet, hogy elteszik lábalól . Nagyon kihangsúlyozta,hogy nagyon becsüli  a saját ágyát,a saját fürdőszobáját és a nyugalmat, ha hagyják.\nAz feltünt az előadása elején,hogy igán távolságtartó,szomorkás,kicsit belefáradt a helyzetbe és mintha tartana tőlünk is, akik ott voltunk hogy halljuk,tanuljunk tőle.Az előadás egy órát tartott,majd utána volt egy két órás speciális előadása,ahol nyiltabban beszélt ezekről a dolgokról.Amikor arról mesélt,hogy börtönben is volt már ő is és például a közvetlen családtagok,mint a testvére,gyerekei és felesége, akkor egy pillanatra meghatódott ,sőt egy pillanatra könnyezett.\nNagyon megérintett az előadása,és bele tudtam magamat képzelni a helyzetébe,sőt gondolom,hogy Dr Leneki Gábor miket élhetett meg otthon. Speciális egészség központja van Kaliforniában ,külön foglalkoznak a rákos betegekkel és egyébb problémákkal.Tart kurzusokat Olaszországban és már többször volt Magyarországon is,sőt ajánlotta az amerikaiak részére a speciális fűrdőinket ,hogy mennyire egészséges a szervezet tisztítására is.\nLesz Októberben egy hetes hajóútja ,ahol megtanítják a vendégeket az\nAzt javasolta,hogy ne mennyünk mammográfiára és Rtg-re,MRI-ra ,hanem ezek helyett speciális,nem veszélyes teljes test ultrahang vizsgálatra ,valamint Thermography,teljes test 3 D Bio – Electro scan,speciális vérvizsgálatra, amit ő és általa tanított emberek végeznek, sajnos ezek nem a biztosítás részei, de fontos lenne legalább akkor megcsinálni,ha felmerül a rák. Mivel a mammografia 50-50% -ban hiteles,de viszont ha a rák már kialakult,akkor viszont nagyon veszélyes a szervezetre nézve. Ezek miatt is,valamint amit feltalált a rákkezelésre,vagyis simán gyógyítható étrenddel és életmódváltással,így kevesebbe kerülne és nincs szükség a drága radioaktiv therapiára,a kemotherapiára …. és minden más gyógyszerre!\nAzt javaslom,hogy szakíts időt ennek a könyvnek az elolvasására,változtassál az étrendeden,az életeden,mert csak egy életünk van,és te vagy érte a felelős,senkit nem hibáztathatsz,ha nem úgy alakul a dolog,ahogy szeretnéd.\nHogyan lúgosítsd a szervezeted és legyél egészséges minden gyógyszeres segítség nélkül.Nincs szükséged majd koleszterinszint csökkentőre,vagy vérhígitóra és minden ilyen dologra,sőt a különböző védőoltásokra sem. 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(263, 'El cáncer se alimenta de azúcar por el Dr. Patrick Quillin', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/16/el-cancer-se-alimenta-de-azucar-por-el-dr-patrick-quillin/', 'El cáncer se alimenta de azúcar por el Dr. Patrick Quillin\nY de que se alimenta la candida? Principalmente de glucosa, este es su combustible.\n“La glucosa es a los micro organismos lo que la gasolina es al fuego”.\nLas candidas proliferan rapidamente en un medio ambiente muy acido y nutrientes acidos.\nRecuerda que lo dulce es sinonimo de hiperacidez.\nLos azucares además de hiperacidez nos roban el oxigeno.\nEvitar comer carbohidratos simples, y todo tipo de azucares y fermentos, hazlo poco a poco de manera progresiva. Nuestro organismo solo requiere el uno por ciento de glucosa.\nTodo tumor canceroso en su interior tiene un nido blanco de Candida Albicans, estando encapsuladas.\nPor lo tanto, el cáncer se alimenta de AZUCAR! Dr. Patrrick Quillin.\nPara mas información te aconsejo que adquieras el libro la milagrosa dieta del pH y con la asesoria de un experto para iniciar con el tratamiento.\nMicrografias: tomada por Fausto Guerra con un microscopio Biologico, la segunda con uno electronico. (comparativa)\nhttp://blog.alkalinecare.com/2013/04/10/el-cancer-se-alimenta-de-azucar-por-el-dr-patrick-quillin/\nPatrick Quillin, Ph.D., R.D., C.N.S. , es Director de Nutrición de los “Centros de Tratamiento del Cáncer en América” en Tulsa, Okla, y autor de “Vencer el Cáncer mediante la Nutrición” (Nutrition Times Press, 1998).\nEl Dr. Patrick Quillin es un experto reconocido internacionalmente en el área de la nutrición y cáncer. Con más de 27 años de experiencia como nutricionista clínico, de los cuales 10 años los pasó como vicepresidente de Nutrición para Cancer Treatment Centers of America, donde trabajó con miles de pacientes de cáncer en un hospital.\nDurante los últimos 10 años he trabajado con más de 500 pacientes con cáncer como director de nutrición de los “Centros de Tratamiento contra el cáncer en América”, en Tulsa, Okla. Me sorprende cómo no se tiene en cuenta el simple concepto de que “el cáncer se alimenta de azúcar” dentro de un plan de tratamiento integral del cáncer. De los 4 millones de pacientes con cáncer que han sido tratados hoy en América, casi a ninguno se le ofrece una terapia de nutrición con base científica más allá de recomendarles que coman “alimentos saludables”. La mayoría de los pacientes con los que trabajo no han sido asesorados nutricionalmente. Creo que muchos pacientes de cáncer mejorarían mucho si controlaran el aporte del combustible favorito de cáncer, la glucosa. Al disminuir la tasa de crecimiento del cáncer, los pacientes permiten a sus sistemas inmunológicos y a las terapias médicas (quimioterapia, radiación y cirugía para reducir la masa del tumor) vencer a la enfermedad. Controlar los niveles de glucosa mediante dietas, suplementos nutricionales, ejercicios, meditación, y medicamentos cuando sea necesario, puede ser uno de los componentes más cruciales en un programa de recuperación del cáncer. La cantinela que “el azúcar alimenta al cáncer” es simple. Sin embargo, la explicación resulta un poco más compleja.\nEn 1931 el premio Nobel en medicina German Otto Warburg, descubrió por primera vez que las células cancerígenas tienen un metabolismo energético diferente comparado al de las células sanas. El quid de las tesis de este premio Nobel era que los tumores malignos, al contrario que los tejidos normales, presentan frecuentemente un incremento en la glicólisis anaeróbica – un proceso en el que las células cancerígenas usan la glucosa como carburante y obtienen como producto de desecho ácido láctico. Posteriormente, esta gran cantidad de ácido láctico generado por la fermentación de la glucosa de las células cancerígenas es transportada al hígado. Esta conversión de glucosa en lactato genera un pH más ácido en los tejidos cancerígenos, así como fatiga generalizada derivada de la elaboración del ácido láctico. Así, los tumores grandes tienden a exhibir un pH más ácido. Este ineficiente proceso de metabolismo energético produce únicamente 2 moles de adenosín trifosfato de energía por un mol de glucosa. Extrayendo solamente alrededor del 5% (2 con respecto a 38 moles de ATP) de la energía disponible en los alimentos y en los almacenes de energía del cuerpo, el cáncer está desperdiciando energía, y el paciente se encuentra cansado y mal nutrido. Esta es la razón por la cual el 40% de los pacientes de cáncer mueren de malnutrición o cachesia.\nDe ahí que las terapias contra el cáncer deban regular los niveles de glucosa a través de la dieta, suplementos nutricionales, soluciones no orales para los pacientes con cachesia que han perdido el apetito, medicación, ejercicio, pérdida gradual de peso y reducción del estrés.\nEn este punto del proceso cancerígeno, una orientación profesional acompañada de la auto disciplina del paciente son cruciales. El objetivo no es eliminar azúcares o carbohidratos de la dieta sino mantener los niveles de glucosa en unos márgenes estrechos para conseguir matar de inanición al cáncer y fortalecer el sistema inmunológico.\nEl índice glicémico mide como un determinado alimento afecta los niveles de glucosa en sangre, asignando a cada alimento un número dentro de una clasificación. Cuanto menor sea la puntuación obtenida más lento será el proceso de digestión y asimilación, lo que implica una absorción más gradual de los azúcares en la sangre. De forma paralela, una puntuación elevada significa que los niveles de glucosa se incrementan de forma rápida, lo que estimula al páncreas a segregar insulina para bajar los niveles de azúcar. Esta rápida fluctuación de los niveles de azúcar en sangre es contraproducente debido al estrés que genera en el cuerpo.\nEl azúcar en el cuerpo y la dieta\nEl azúcar es un término genérico usado para identificar a los carbohidratos simples, lo que incluye monosacáridos como la fructosa,  glucosa y galactosa; y disacáridos como la maltosa y la sucrosa (azúcar de mesa). Piense en estos azúcares como ladrillos de diferentes tamaños en una pared. Si la fructosa es el monosacárido dominante en la pared, se considera que el índice glicémico es más saludable, ya que este azúcar simple es absorbido lentamente en el intestino, para pasar después a convertirse en glucosa en el hígado. Lo que resulta en una lenta absorción de los alimentos que ofrece un incremento y un descenso más gradual en los niveles de insulina. Si la glucosa es el monosacárido predominante en la pared de ladrillos, el índice glicémico será más alto, y, por tanto, menos saludable para el individuo. Cuando la pared de ladrillos se rompe durante la digestión, la glucosa es impulsada a través de la pared intestinal directamente al flujo sanguíneo, elevando rápidamente los niveles de glucosa. En otras palabras, hay una “ventana de eficiencia” para la glucosa en la sangre: niveles demasiado bajos le hacen sentir a uno letárgico y pueden derivar en hipoglucemia; niveles demasiado altos crean picos hiperglucémicos característicos de los diabéticos.\nEn 1997 los estándares para los niveles de glucosa en sangre de la Asociación de Diabéticos Americanos establecía una cantidad de 126 mg de glucosa por decilitro en la sangre o mayor en una persona diabética. Menos de 110 mg/dL era considerado normal, entre estos dos valores se consideraba que la persona padecía de intolerancia a la glucosa.\nSin embargo, se ha estimado que las dietas paleolíticas de nuestros antepasados, que consistían en carnes magras, verduras y pequeñas cantidades de cereales, nueces, semillas y frutas, producían unos niveles de glucosa entre 60 y 90 mg/dL. Obviamente, las dietas de hoy en día con unos niveles tan altos en azúcar están teniendo efectos poco saludables en lo que concierne al azúcar en sangre. El exceso de glucosa en sangre puede contribuir a la proliferación de la cándida, deterioro de los vasos sanguíneos, enfermedades cardiacas y otros problemas. Entender y utilizar el índice glicémico es un importante aspecto a tener en cuenta al confeccionar la dieta de los pacientes con cáncer. Sin embargo, existe también evidencia que los azúcares pueden alimentar al cáncer de forma más eficiente que los almidones (formados por largas cadenas de azúcares simples), por lo que centrarse únicamente en el índice glicémico puede ser engañoso.\nUn estudio con ratas alimentadas con raciones que contenían una cantidad equivalente de calorías procedentes de azúcares y almidones encontró que las ratas con una dieta alta en azúcares desarrollaban más casos de cáncer de pecho. El índice glicémico es una herramienta útil para guiar al paciente hacia una dieta más saludable, pero no es infalible. Si sólo se usa el índice glicémico se puede deducir que una taza de azúcar blanco es más sano que una patata asada. Eso es así porque el índice glicémico de una comida azucarada puede ser menor que el de un alimento rico en almidón. Para asegurarse, recomiendo tomar menos fruta, más verdura y la eliminación de los azúcares no refinados en la dieta de los pacientes con cáncer.\nLos tumores de pecho inducidos en ratones demostraron que los tumores son sensibles a los niveles de glucosa. 68 ratones fueron inyectados con una cepa agresiva de cáncer de pecho. A continuación, se les administró dietas altas en glucosa para inducir altos niveles de azúcar en sangre (hiperglucemia), normoglucemia o bajos niveles de azúcar (hipoglucemia). Se encontró que la tasa de supervivencia dependía de las dosis: cuanto más bajo era el nivel de azúcar en sangre más elevada era la tasa de supervivencia.\nDespués de 70 días, 8 de los 24 ratones hiperglucémicos sobrevivieron comparado con 16 de los 24 normoglucémicos y 19 de los 20 hipoglucémicos. Lo que sugiere este estudio es que regular el consumo de azúcar es la clave para disminuir el crecimiento del cáncer de pecho.\nEn un estudio con humanos, a 10 personas sanas se les midió los niveles de glucosa en sangre en ayunas y el índice de fagocidad de los neutrófilos, lo que mide la capacidad de las células del sistema inmunológico para rodear y destruir a invasores como el cáncer. Una ingesta de 100gr de carbohidratos procedentes de la glucosa, sucrosa, miel y zumo de naranja todos disminuyeron la capacidad de los neutrófilos de engullir bacterias. El almidón demostró no tener este efecto.\nUn estudio de cuatro años de duración en el Instituto Público Nacional de Protección Medioambiental en los Países Bajos comparó los conductos biliares de 111 pacientes de cáncer con 480 pacientes sanos. Se encontró que el riesgo de cáncer asociado con la ingesta de azúcares, independientemente de otras formas de energía, era más del doble en los pacientes de cáncer. Además, un estudio epidemiológico es 21 países modernos que hacen un seguimiento de morbilidad y mortalidad (Europa, Norte América, Japón y otros) reveló que la ingesta de azúcar es un factor de riesgo muy importante que contribuye a un incremento en la incidencia de cáncer de pecho, particularmente en mujeres adultas.\nLimitar el consumo de azúcar puede que no sea la única línea de defensa. Por ejemplo, un extracto botánico de la planta del aguacate (Persea americana) parece resultar prometedora en el tratamiento contra el cáncer.\nCuando un extracto purificado de aguacate llamado mannoheptulose se añadió a un número de células cancerígenas que fueron testadas in vitro por investigadores del Departamento de Bioquímica de la Universidad de Oxford en Gran Bretaña se encontró que inhibían la captación de glucosa de las células cancerígenas de un 25 a un 75%, e inhibían la enzima glucokinase responsable de la glicólisis. También inhibía la tasa de crecimiento de los cultivos tumores cancerígenos. Los mismos investigadores trataron a los animales de laboratorio con una dosis de mannoheptulosa de 1,7 mg/g de peso corporal durante cinco días, lo que redujo los tumores del 65 al 79%. Basándose en estos estudios, existen razones para creer que el extracto de aguacate puede ayudar a los pacientes con cáncer limitando el aporte de glucosa a los tumores cancerígenos.\nDado que las células cancerígenas derivan la mayor parte de su energía de la glucólisis anaeróbica, Joseph Gold, director del Instituto para la Investigación contra el Cáncer de Siracusa, previamente investigador en las Fuerzas Armadas de USA, encontró que una sustancia denominada sulfato de hidracina, usada en el combustible de los cohetes, podía inhibir la excesiva gluconeogénesis (conversión de los aminoácidos en azúcar) que ocurre en los pacientes con cachesia. El trabajo de Gold demostró la capacidad del sulfato de hidracina para reducir y curar la cachesia de pacientes con cáncer en estado avanzado. Un experimento controlado por placebo de 101 pacientes de cáncer que tomaron 6 mg de sulfato de hidracina 3 veces al día o un placebo demostró que después de 1 mes, el 83 por ciento de los pacientes tratados con sulfato de hidracina incrementaron su peso comparado con un 53 por ciento de los pacientes a los que se les administró un placebo. Un estudio similar por los mismos investigadores, fundado en parte por el Instituto Nacional del Cáncer en Bethesda incluyó a 65 pacientes. Los que tomaron sulfato de hidracina, y estaban en buenas condiciones físicas antes que el estudio comenzara, vivieron una media de 17 semanas más.\nEn 1990 contacté con los hospitales más importantes especializados en el tratamiento del cáncer buscando alguna información del papel crucial que juega la nutrición intravenosa en los pacientes de cáncer. Alrededor del 40% fallecieron por cachesia, sin embargo, a muchos de los pacientes que se están muriendo literalmente de hambres no se les ofrece ningún soporte nutricional a parte de la solución intravenosa estándar de la UVI. Esta solución proporciona un 70% de las calorías en forma de glucosa. Muy frecuentemente, creo, estas soluciones altas en glucosa no ayudan a los pacientes cachésicos tanto como soluciones con más glucosa y menos aminoácidos y lípidos. Estas soluciones permitirían al paciente fortalecerse y no alimentarían al tumor.\nEl estamento médico está dejando pasar por alto el azúcar y su papel en la tumorigénesis. El dispositivo de tomografía, denominado PET, cuyo coste es de medio millón de dólares es considerado como la herramienta más moderna y puntera en la detección de tumores. El escaner PET usa glucosa radioactiva para detectar las células cancerígenas hambrientas de azúcar. Los escaners PET se usan en el seguimiento de los pacientes de cáncer, así como para evaluar que los protocolos prescritos son efectivos.\nEn Europa, el concepto de que el azúcar alimenta al cáncer está tan asumido que los oncologistas, usan el protocolo de Terapia Sistémica del Cáncer (SCMT). Concebida por Manfred von Ardenne en Alemania en 1965, la SCMT implica inyectar a los pacientes con glucosa para incrementar las concentraciones de la misma, lo que disminuye los valores de pH en los tejidos cancerígenos debido a la formación de ácido láctico. A su vez, esto intensifica la sensibilidad térmica de los tejidos malignos e induce el rápido crecimiento del cáncer. A continuación se somete a los pacientes a una hipertermia en todo el cuerpo para estresar aún más a las células cancerígenas, seguido de radiación o quimiotrerapia. SCMT fue testado en 103 pacientes con metástasis de cáncer o tumours primaries recurrentes en la primera fase de un estudio clínico en el Instituto Von ARdenne de Investigación Médica Aplicada en Dresde, Alemania. Los porcentajes de supervivencia de cinco años en pacientes que siguieron la terapia SCMT se incrementaron del 25 al 50 por ciento, y los de regresión del tumor se incrementaron del 30 al 50 por ciento. El protocolo induce un rápido crecimiento del cáncer, para poder tratarlo de forma más efectiva con terapias tóxicas y obtener de este modo una considerable mejora.\nEl irrefutable papel de la glucosa en el crecimiento y la metástasis de las células cancerígenas se puede tener en cuenta en muchas terapias. Algunas de estas incluyen dietas designadas con el índice glicémico en mente para regular los incrementos de la glucosa en la sangre, lo que mata de hambre de forma selectiva a las células cancerígenas; soluciones TPN bajas en glucosa, extracto de aguacate para inhibir la absorción de glucosa por las células cancerígenas, sulfato de hidracina para impedir la gluconeogénesis en las células cancerígenas y SCMT. Una paciente de 50 años con cáncer de pulmón, vino a nuestra clínica después de que su oncologista de Florida le hubiera dado una sentencia de muerte. Estaba dispuesta a cooperar y entendió la conexión que existe entre la nutrición y el cáncer. Cambió considerablemente su dieta, eliminando el 90 por ciento del azúcar que solía comer. Descubrió que el pan de trigo y los cereales de avena eran dulces, incluso sin azúcar añadido. Con una terapia médica restrictiva –incluyendo radiación de altas dosis focalizada a los tumores y quimioterapia fraccionada, una técnica que distribuye la dosis de quimio semanal en una infusión de 60 horas que dura días –, una actitud positiva y un programa nutricional óptimo, venció a su cáncer terminal de pulmón. La vi el otro día, han pasado cinco años y la enfermedad no ha recurrido, y además probablemente tenía mejor aspecto que el médico que la desahució.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03613332659006119, 0.03749025613069534, -0.11321967095136642, -0.1074315682053566, -0.03327116370201111, -0.02822026051580906, 0.08246932923793793, 0.0777040421962738, 0.0034894493874162436, -0.017952216789126396, 0.08594333380460739, 0.011108197271823883, -0.0292412918061018, 0.011363739147782326, -0.0635858103632927, -0.011349302716553211, -0.021660495549440384, 0.04587077349424362, -0.055810119956731796, 0.019119516015052795, 0.06469045579433441, 0.015520480461418629, 0.0185954999178648, 0.050832364708185196, -0.12625400722026825, -0.0440366305410862, -0.014125914312899113, 0.051911745220422745, -0.0939648374915123, -0.06656739115715027, 0.031177619472146034, -0.0037409812211990356, 0.04190314561128616, -0.0556974932551384, 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(264, 'Power Through Plants!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/16/power-through-plants/', 'Plant-e , a company based out of the Netherlands, has found a way to harness electricity from living plants, using them to power Wi-Fi hotspots, cell phone chargers, and even streetlights. The company debuted their project, called “Starry Sky,” in November of 2014 near Amsterdam, where they lit up more than 300 LED streetlights at two different sites. Their plant power technology is also being used to power the company’s headquarters in Wageningen.\nThe company was founded in 2009, and was a spin-off from the department of Environmental Technology of Wageningen University. Again, they develop products in which living plants generate electricity. Their technology allows them to produce electricity from practically every site where plants can grow.\nJust imagine, a house with a roof full of plant/tree life powering your home. On the company’s website, they feature animated pictures of mini-forests growing on building rooftops supplying power to the entire building. It’s pretty cool to imagine, isn’t it?\nIt’s important to mention that at the moment, the main problem is the quantity of energy that can be generated. There is still a long way to go with regards to making enough energy to have a completely reliable commercial product, but things are looking promising, as the company is already selling products that enable you to harvest energy from plants. Again, they are also using the technology to power their headquarters…\nFor more information on the technology or to read some of their recent publications, see: www.plantpower.eu – or visit their website listed in the sources.\nMore and more energy innovations seem to be emerging every single day, like this one. Perhaps this is why the powerful and wealthy Rockefeller family recently sold out of fossil fuels and switched their investments towards clean energy? Change is coming, and it’s about time. The world’s largest private bank, UBS, is also urging investors to join the clean, renewable energy movement.They did so with a statement expressing that power plants in Europe might be completely extinct within the next 10 to 20 year (you can read more about that story here ). It’s something that needs to happen, and it needs to happen now. We’ve seen the solutions, now it’s time to implement them. It’s become clear that there are many alternative ways to generate energy without destroying the planet.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03957793489098549, 0.03309674933552742, 0.023858118802309036, 0.06623827666044235, 0.0697457492351532, -0.05717038735747337, -0.01622627303004265, -0.011024052277207375, 0.0010552871972322464, 0.01873587630689144, -0.007725416216999292, 0.0062608132138848305, -0.024378832429647446, -0.03850976750254631, -0.023692088201642036, 0.018280796706676483, 0.0050366343930363655, -0.0501210056245327, -0.05108251795172691, -0.04583641514182091, 0.061370596289634705, -0.04626195505261421, 0.013436726294457912, -0.03856972977519035, 0.09415475279092789, 0.00658961059525609, -0.05003154277801514, 0.059064626693725586, -0.021033097058534622, -0.04827099293470383, 0.03764985501766205, 0.020856473594903946, -0.0044440049678087234, 0.02315707877278328, 0.04062563180923462, 0.04023442789912224, 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(265, 'Researchers Find Missing Link Between the Brain and Immune System', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/15/researchers-find-missing-link-between-the-brain-and-immune-system/', 'Implications profound for neurological diseases from autism to Alzheimer’s to multiple sclerosis.\n“Instead of asking, ‘How do we study the immune response of the brain?’ ‘Why do multiple sclerosis patients have the immune attacks?’ now we can approach this mechanistically. Because the brain is like every other tissue connected to the peripheral immune system through meningeal lymphatic vessels,” said Jonathan Kipnis, PhD, professor in the UVA Department of Neuroscience and director of UVA’s Center for Brain Immunology and Glia (BIG). “It changes entirely the way we perceive the neuro-immune interaction. We always perceived it before as something esoteric that can’t be studied. But now we can ask mechanistic questions.”\n“We believe that for every neurological disease that has an immune component to it, these vessels may play a major role,” Kipnis said. “Hard to imagine that these vessels would not be involved in a [neurological] disease with an immune component.”\nKevin Lee, PhD, chairman of the UVA Department of Neuroscience, described his reaction to the discovery by Kipnis’ lab: “The first time these guys showed me the basic result, I just said one sentence: ‘They’ll have to change the textbooks.’ There has never been a lymphatic system for the central nervous system, and it was very clear from that first singular observation – and they’ve done many studies since then to bolster the finding – that it will fundamentally change the way people look at the central nervous system’s relationship with the immune system.”\nEven Kipnis was skeptical initially. “I really did not believe there are structures in the body that we are not aware of. I thought the body was mapped,” he said. “I thought that these discoveries ended somewhere around the middle of the last century. But apparently they have not.”\nThe discovery was made possible by the work of Antoine Louveau, PhD, a postdoctoral fellow in Kipnis’ lab. The vessels were detected after Louveau developed a method to mount a mouse’s meninges – the membranes covering the brain – on a single slide so that they could be examined as a whole. “It was fairly easy, actually,” he said. “There was one trick: We fixed the meninges within the skullcap, so that the tissue is secured in its physiological condition, and then we dissected it. If we had done it the other way around, it wouldn’t have worked.”\nAfter noticing vessel-like patterns in the distribution of immune cells on his slides, he tested for lymphatic vessels and there they were. The impossible existed. The soft-spoken Louveau recalled the moment: “I called Jony [Kipnis] to the microscope and I said, ‘I think we have something.’”\nAs to how the brain’s lymphatic vessels managed to escape notice all this time, Kipnis described them as “very well hidden” and noted that they follow a major blood vessel down into the sinuses, an area difficult to image. “It’s so close to the blood vessel, you just miss it,” he said. “If you don’t know what you’re after, you just miss it.”\nAlzheimer’s, Autism, MS and Beyond\nThe unexpected presence of the lymphatic vessels raises a tremendous number of questions that now need answers, both about the workings of the brain and the diseases that plague it. For example, take Alzheimer’s disease. “In Alzheimer’s, there are accumulations of big protein chunks in the brain,” Kipnis said. “We think they may be accumulating in the brain because they’re not being efficiently removed by these vessels.” He noted that the vessels look different with age, so the role they play in aging is another avenue to explore. And there’s an enormous array of other neurological diseases, from autism to multiple sclerosis, that must be reconsidered in light of the presence of something science insisted did not exist.\nFunding: The study was funded by National Institutes of Health grants R01AG034113 and R01NS061973. Louveau was a fellow of Fondation pour la Recherche Medicale.\nStructural and functional features of central nervous system lymphatic vessels\n“Structural and functional features of central nervous system lymphatic vessels” by Antoine Louveau, Igor Smirnov, Timothy J. Keyes, Jacob D. Eccles, Sherin J. Rouhani, J. David Peske, Noel C. Derecki, David Castle, James W. Mandell, Kevin S. Lee, Tajie H. Harris and Jonathan Kipnis in Nature . 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(266, 'Los casos de cáncer en el mundo podrían aumentar en un 70% en 20 años', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/14/los-casos-de-cancer-en-el-mundo-podrian-aumentar-en-un-70-en-20-anos/', 'Los casos de cáncer en el mundo podrían aumentar en un 70% en 20 años\nNota: recientemente fue el día mundial del cáncer, los datos que aporta la Organización Mundial de la Salud sobre la incidencia de esta enfermedad en la sociedad para las próximas dos décadas no son nada positivas, al menos, para la población. Queremos con esta entrada en nuestro Portal, ayudar a tomar conciencia de esta situación y de la necesidad de llevar a cabo una medicina preventiva. Por nuestra parte, estamos convencidos de que un estilo de vida alcalinizante puede ayudar enormemente a prevenir la enfermedad, sino el cáncer, y en caso de contraerlo, a poderse recuperar más fácilmente. Por este motivo compartimos con vosotros estos datos y también el recordar que en la medida que mantenemos el diseño alcalino del cuerpo, éste se mantiene más vital, sano y fuerte.\nArtículo obtenido de RT.actualidad.com\nSe estima que los casos de cáncer en todo el mundo aumenten en un 70% en las próximas dos décadas, según un informe anual sobre esta enfermedad de la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS).\nSegún el doctor Christopher Wild, no es sencillo solucionar el “problema del cáncer”.\n“Se necesita desesperadamente más compromiso con la prevención y la detección temprana para complementar los tratamientos mejorados y abordar el alarmante aumento de la incidencia del cáncer en todo el mundo”, afirmó Wild, también coautor del informe.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0031200272496789694, 0.04280021786689758, -0.06316518038511276, -0.07704559713602066, -0.03407861292362213, -0.008652564138174057, 0.09042128175497055, 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(267, 'pH Miracle® Health Retreat: COMO, ITALY Starts Soon! Updated Pricing!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/13/ph-miracle-health-retreat-como-italy-starts-soon-updated-pricing/', 'pH Miracle® Health Retreat: COMO, ITALY Starts Soon! Updated Pricing!\npH Miracle® Health Retreat: COMO, ITALY Starts Soon! Updated Pricing!\nJuly 12th to the 18th and July 19th to the 25th, 2015 (sold in one week increments)\nWe are thrilled to make available the pH Miracle Health services in Italy. You will be able to enjoy all of the same benefits of the pH Miracle Center at the Rancho del Sol but in a picturesque setting at the Ti Sana Resort, just outside of Milan, Italy.\nThis unique resort offers luxurious accommodations and tremendous spa amenities. Ti Sana provides all the elegant intimacy of an 18th century noble dwelling located in the historic area of Arlate, near the Adda River which flows from Lake Como in the foot of the Alps. This is the ideal location for a once in a lifetime alkalarian lifestyle experience.\nWe invite you to join us for this spectacular opportunity to grow and heal together.\nBenefits and Services Available:\nDaily alkaline meals and snacks\nThermography, full-Body ultra sound, and full-body functionality testing\nDaily Colonics: lower bowel cleansing with alkaline infusions to flush-out toxins\nNebulizing to infuse alkalinity and nutrition directly into the blood and tissues\nBasic alkalizine-nutritional supplementation with Young pHorever pH Miracle® products\nUse of resort amenitites: sauna, spa, exercise facilities, walking trails, etc.\nThe pH Miracle Whole Body Healing Retreat is a medically supervised protocol for all symptoms of sickness, dis-ease or so-called disease. Anyone can attend if they are ambulatory.\nRetreat participation can be booked by the week or by the per day. Transportation: Transportation will be provided to and from the Milan, Italy Airport to the Resort. Pricing, 3 Options: The Works including all medical diagnostics, treatments, supplements, accommodations, alkaline food, exercise, daily colon hydrotherapy, infrared therapy, lymphatic massage, lectures, one-on-one consultations with Dr. Young. Price: $13,200 per week or $12,200 per person (per week) for double occupancy. The Basics pH Miracle Plan includes accommodations alkaline food, alkaline exercise, daily hydrotherapy, daily lymphatic massage, daily infrared therapy, daily lectures. Price: is $8,200 per person or $7,200 for double occupancy. The Economy pH Miracle Plan includes accommodations, alkaline food, alkaline exercise, daily lectures. Price: is $4,200 Price includes: Accommodations (Only for the Dates listed. You must pay for the extra nights if you arrive or depart before the listed event days.) Food Resort Amenities Instruction from Dr. Young and Dr. Galina Migalko, MD Basic Supplements Massages Colonics Thermography, full-body ultra sound, and full-body 3d functionality testing Colonics Transportation to and from Milan Airport\nRetreat participation can be booked by the week or by the per day.\nTransportation will be provided to and from the Milan, Italy Airport to the Resort.\nThe Works including all medical diagnostics, treatments, supplements, accommodations, alkaline food, exercise, daily colon hydrotherapy, infrared therapy, lymphatic massage, lectures, one-on-one consultations with Dr. Young. Price: $13,200 per week or $12,200 per person (per week) for double occupancy.\nPrice: $13,200 per week or $12,200 per person (per week) for double occupancy.\nThe Basics pH Miracle Plan includes accommodations alkaline food, alkaline exercise, daily hydrotherapy, daily lymphatic massage, daily infrared therapy, daily lectures. Price: is $8,200 per person or $7,200 for double occupancy.\nPrice: is $8,200 per person or $7,200 for double occupancy.\nThe Economy pH Miracle Plan includes accommodations, alkaline food, alkaline exercise, daily lectures. Price: is $4,200\nAccommodations (Only for the Dates listed. You must pay for the extra nights if you arrive or depart before the listed event days.)\nInstruction from Dr. Young and Dr. Galina Migalko, MD\nThermography, full-body ultra sound, and full-body 3d functionality testing\nTransportation to and from Milan Airport\nC all 760-751-8321 with any questions you might have or to book your stay.\n* Payments received are non-refundable; if you are unable to attend your scheduled retreat your participation will be rescheduled to an alternate retreat date that is more convenient for you. ** Pre-Payment plan available (you can book with a down payment and then make payments up to the event)\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.018879566341638565, 0.007331825792789459, 0.05800984054803848, 0.06774269789457321, -0.0520518533885479, 0.013053737580776215, -0.023507609963417053, 0.055436037480831146, -0.022768130525946617, -0.07297789305448532, 0.08900492638349533, -0.05473960563540459, 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(268, 'Is Cold-Pressed Virgin Coconut Oil and Water Healthy for the Blood, Body and Skin?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/13/is-cold-pressed-virgin-coconut-oil-healthy-for-the-blood-body-and-skin/', 'Is Cold-Pressed Virgin Coconut Oil and Water Healthy for the Blood, Body and Skin?\nBenefits of coconut oil are just phenomenal for your skin and hairs. A lot of skin care and hair care products have coconut oil as an active ingredient in their formulation. But, unfortunately, all these products use refined coconut oil. Refined coconut oil is no match to virgin (pure) coconut oil when it comes to benefits for your skin.\nVirgin coconut oil means pure, unrefined coconut oil which is extracted from cold pressing of coconut kernels. Cold pressing involves pressing and grinding process at lower temperatures to retain the original taste, aroma and nutritional value. Most of the coconut oil available these days are refined ones. Refining process involves bleaching and addition of added artificial fragrances. This is the reason that most of the coconut oils available these days are colorless and don’t have that essence of pure coconut oil. The Nutritional content of these refined coconut oils is far less than virgin coconut oil. Refined coconut oil lacks sweet taste, smell and other vital health benefits.\nThere is a general conception that FATS are not good to eat because they would add calories which in turn will make you overweight and less energetic. That is why you would see a lot of processed foods highlighting ZERO TRANS FAT on their packaging. Trans fats and many saturated fats are BAD fats for sure.\nIn that scenario, coconut oil should not be having any health benefits because coconut oil is nothing but saturated fat. But coconut oil is not a bad fat!!\nCoconut oil is a medium chain fatty acid; it is not a long chain fatty acid like various fatty meats, butter, cheese, various seed oils etc. Medium chain fatty acids (MCFAs) are also known as medium chain triglycerides (MCTs). Similarly, long chain fatty acids (LCFAs) are known as long chain triglycerides (LCTs).\nUnlike LCFAs, MCFAs break down easily putting a lesser burden on your digestive system.\nMCFAs permeate easily through cell membranes and hence easily absorbed by your body.\nMCFAs are transferred directly to your liver from the digestive tract. Hence, they are readily converted into energy and are not stored as fats (as in case of LCFAs)\nMCFAs can be metabolized at a faster rate than LCFAs.\nHence, coconut oil is a medium chain fatty acid and is surely one of those saturated fatty acid which is healthy.\nCoconut oil: Benefits of oral consumption\nCoconut oil contains a fatty acid known as lauric acid. Lauric acid is commonly found in breast milk (this is why coconut oil is an active ingredient in various baby care products). This lauric acid has anti-fungal, anti-viral and anti-bacterial properties. Coconut is considered a natural immunity booster from ages.\nMCFAs present in coconut oil kills various harmful viruses, bacteria, fungi present in your body.\nMCFAs present in coconut oil stimulates body metabolism process which in turn brings back all the natural mechanisms like body detoxification, cells repair and growth back on track eventually enhancing your body immunity\nCoconut oil works amazingly well in dealing with leaky gut syndrome (and fat malabsorption) because MCFAs present in coconut oil are easily absorbed by your body.\nCoconut oil helps in weight loss because MCFAs present in coconut oil goes straight from the digestive tract to liver where they get converted into energy increasing your energy level. Due to this increased energy level, you would feel satisfied (fuller) and a disciplined diet program would be easier for you.\nCoconut oil for All Skin Problems: Benefits of topical application\nTopical application of coconut oil is not a new concept. Coconut oil can moisturize your scalp and your body amazingly well. Psoriasis flakes are very dry in nature and quite itchy as well, particularly the scalp psoriasis. Hence, using coconut oil on your scalp can be a soothing experience for you. Pleasing smell of coconut oil is a great news for those who are looking for some natural topical alternatives to those steroids based topical ointments. Coconut oil’s pleasant smell and non sticky nature readily make it an amazing choice for topical application on psoriasis flakes.\nVirgin coconut oil is consumed orally as well as applied on skin to take care of psoriasis.\nOral consumption of coconut oil is possible in two ways:\n1. Consuming it as a whole – Take one teaspoonful of virgin coconut oil twice a day, in the morning before breakfast and at night before sleep. You should not eat or drink anything before and after taking it for at least 1 hour to get the best benefits.\n2. As an alternative to cooking oil/butter- Thanks to the heat withstanding properties of coconut oil, it can be used as a regular cooking oil in baking, cooking and frying. You can also use it as a spread on bread or as salad dressing.\nTopical application of coconut oil: Generally, it is advised to apply coconut oil on your skin after taking bath/shower and properly massage it to make sure it is well absorbed by the body. Coconut oil is absorbed by the body readily. Do not forget to massage coconut oil on your scalp also. It is amazingly good for scalp psoriasis.\nAvailability of virgin coconut oil in general departmental stores is suspicious. Always buy virgin coconut oil by checking the packing label. It should clearly mention that it is cold pressed and unrefined. You can purchase virgin coconut oil from various health stores and online shopping portals.\nGood to know: Benefits of Coconut Water\nApart from coconut oil, coconut water is also fortified with a lot of health benefits. Drinking coconut water can improve inflammation of the core, reduce acids in the stomach and is a rich source of various electrolytes (calcium, sodium, potassium, magnesium and phosphorus). Drinking coconut water has numerous health benefits with almost no side effects. The recommended dosage is 15-20 ounces of coconut water a day.\nCoconut oil is a medium chain fatty acid having ample health benefits. It is a powerful body moisturizer and it is anti bacterial and anti fungal in nature. It can help you to get rid of the bacteria and yeast (Candida). It can also help you reverse damage to the intestinal villi and restrengthen your body immunity. Many people have claimed to ease inflammatory conditions of the skin and bowels by drinking coconut water and applying coconut oil on skin regularly.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.019246121868491173, -0.10700462013483047, -0.0031617663335055113, 0.1206376701593399, 0.010634375736117363, 0.061822064220905304, -0.08252675086259842, 0.008087394759058952, 0.016021179035305977, 0.02023703046143055, 0.004647153429687023, 0.01949191279709339, -0.04041169211268425, -0.09514150023460388, 0.12101399153470993, -0.10328532755374908, 0.1056109145283699, 0.020418349653482437, -0.024069620296359062, -0.008221099153161049, 0.027973726391792297, -0.0003512558760121465, -0.005797538440674543, 0.016659367829561234, -0.08947578817605972, -0.0777183473110199, 0.002155335620045662, -0.09441201388835907, -0.023772602900862694, 0.021899808198213577, -0.037584707140922546, -0.0018814032664522529, 0.0020349756814539433, -0.06702794134616852, 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(269, 'Health Benefits of Dry Body Skin Brushing', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/12/health-benefits-of-dry-body-skin-brushing/', 'Health Benefits of Dry Body Skin Brushing\nOur skin is the largest organ of absorption and elimination. Many people exfoliate the skin on their faces regularly, but the truth is that your whole body could do with thorough and regular exfoliation. Skin that is clogged with toxins and dead cells cannot function properly because the toxins are not being eliminated. Since it is estimated that the skin elim inates over one pound of waste per day, skin brushing would be an excellent routine to add to your day. Dry skin brushing on a daily basis can provide numerous benefits, such as improved circulation, stimulating lymph drainage, stimulating hormones, and firming the skin.\n• By increasing the circulation to the skin, you are encouraging your body to discharge metabolic waste.\n• Dry skin brushing stimulates the lymphatic system, which also helps to eliminate toxins from the body.\n• Dry skin brushing helps your skin to breathe by removing dead skin cells, and opening clogged pores. Detoxification is performed by a number of organs, glands and transportation systems including the skin, liver, kidneys, intestines, lungs, lymphatic system and mucous membranes. Dry brushing stimulates the organs of detoxification to function more efficiently which has a myriad of benefits for the body:\n1) Dry brushing cleans the lymphatic system. Lymph is part of our immune system and is made of white blood cells called lymphocytes and the interstitial fluid that bathe our cells, bringing them nutrients and removing their waste. All detoxification occurs first and foremost through the lymph. Our bodies contain far more lymph than blood, so you can see how important this is.\n2) Dry brushing removes dead skin layers. Dry skin brushing helps shed dead skin cells, which can help improve skin texture and cellular renewal. Dry skin can be a sign of detoxification; therefore it’s good to keep the process going by removing the dead skin daily. If this does not occur regularly, a buildup of dead skin cells and lead to eczema, psoriasis and dandruff, in addition to blocking the skin’s regular excretions like sweat.\n3) Dry brushing strengthens the immune system. Dry skin brushing may reduce duration of infection and accelerate the clearing of toxins. It helps support the immune system during treatments for cancer and other chronic illnesses (but always check with your health care provider). By stimulating the lymph vessels to drain toxic mucoid matter into the organs of detoxification, we can purify the entire system. After several days of dry brushing, sometimes you may notice a gelatinous mucoid material in your stools. This is a normal sign that the intestinal tract is renewing itself.\n4) Dry brushing stimulates the hormone and oil glands, thus helping all of the body systems perform at peak efficiency. The skin is your body’s largest organ. When improperly maintained, the elimination duties of the skin are forced upon the kidneys. So, give your kidneys a break—keep your skin clean and rejuvenated. Bathe daily and dry brush beforehand to help stimulate blood flow to the surface so toxins can more readily escape.\n5) Dry brushing tones the muscles. Dry skin brushing helps muscle tone by stimulating the nerve endings which causes the individual muscle fibers to activate and move. It also helps mobilize fat and helps to even distribution of fat deposits. This is a great technique for those with limited mobility.\n6) Dry brushing stimulates circulation. Our skin breathes! However for most people this vital route of detoxification is operating far below its capacity because it is clogged with dead skin cells and the un-removed waste excreted through perspiration. Dry skin brushing increases circulation to skin, encouraging your body’s discharge of metabolic wastes. Increased blood flow begins entering the areas brushed and you will experience an increase in electromagnetic energy that helps you to feel energized and invigorated. By activating the circulation you also help prevent varicose veins.\n7) Dry brushing increases skin functions. Dry brushing helps your skin respire by eliminating clogged pores. Healthy, breathing skin contributes to overall body health. When you brush, the pores of your skin open allowing your skin to absorb nutrients and eliminate toxins. Clogged pores are not just a cosmetic concern. Healthy, breathing skin contributes to overall body health.\n8) Dry brushing helps reduce cellulite. Improving cellulite is one of the main reasons people look into dry brushing. Toxins are often trapped in the subcutaneous later of fat cells just beneath the skin which contributes to cellulite (in addition to other health concerns). Cellulite is unattractive but also very difficult to affect. Dry brushing is a cheap and non-invasive way to improve the appearance of your skin in addition to the many health benefits it provides.\nAlways dry brush your dry body before you shower or bathe because you will want to wash off the impurities from the skin as a result of the brushing action. The brush should be dry and your skin should be dry. Ideally you want to brush from toes to neck because most of the lymph in your body drains to a central area near your collar bone.\nThe entire body should be brushed, including your back, but skip the face and scalp. Use long sweeping strokes starting from the bottom of your feet upwards, and from the hands towards the shoulders, and on the torso in an upward direction to help drain the lymph back towards your heart.\nNote: Stroking away from your heart can put extra pressure on the valves within the veins and lymph vessels and over time may lead to ruptured vessels and varicose veins.\n• Use light pressure in areas where the skin is thin and harder pressure on places like the soles of the feet. Don’t overdo it, remember this is not tile or grout but a living organ! • Skin brushing should be performed once a day, preferably first thing in the morning. A thorough skin brushing takes about 10 minutes, but any time spent brushing prior to bathing will benefit the body. If you are feeling ill, increasing the treatments to twice a day can be beneficial. • Avoid sensitive areas like bruises and anywhere the skin is broken, such as areas of skin rash, wounds, cuts or infections. Also never brush an area affected by poison oak, poison ivy or sun burn. • For added benefit: Finish up with your regular shower and end with three hot and cold cycles. That means turning on the water as hot as you can take it for several seconds, then as cold as you can handle it, then hot, then cold for three cycles. End with either hot or cold. This will further invigorate the skin and stimulate blood circulation, bringing more blood to the outer layers of the epidermis. Or try a bath with Epsom salts or mineral-rich salts which also help encourage detoxification. • After getting out of the shower, dry off vigorously and massage your skin with pure plant oils such as jojoba, avocado, apricot, almond, sesame, coconut or cocoa butter. • Tap your brush over a trashcan to shake off dead skin cells. Each person should have their own dry brush, just like a toothbrush! Keep your brush in a dry area away from steam and potential mildew. If you do wash your brush with soap and warm water, rinse well and make sure it is thoroughly dried in a sunny area before use. • Some people have more sensitive skin so dry brushing may feel uncomfortable at first but your skin will adjust. Other people find it invigorating and love it from day one.\nHow to Dry Brush (Easy, Fast Instructions)\nBegin with your feet and brush vigorously in circular motions. Continue brushing up your legs. Proceed to your hands and arms. Brush your entire back and abdomen area, shoulders and neck. Use circular counter-clockwise strokes on the abdomen. Use light pressure on the breasts and any other sensitive areas. Brush upwards on the back and down from the neck. 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(270, 'Un cuerpo alcalino es un cuerpo más sano: ¿Cómo conseguirlo?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/07/11/un-cuerpo-alcalino-es-un-cuerpo-mas-sano-como-conseguirlo/', 'Un cuerpo alcalino es un cuerpo más sano: ¿Cómo conseguirlo?\nLa expresión “un cuerpo más alcalino” es algo que, sin lugar a dudas, nos llama la atención. Ahora bien, te aseguramos que es una idea fácil de entender y que se resume en estos sencillos aspectos.\nUn cuerpo alcalino es un cuerpo sano. Esto es lo que nos dicen numerosos estudios y lo que se ha publicado en uno reciente llevado a cabo en el Instituto de Bioenergía Humana (BHU, por sus siglas en inglés) de Barcelona.\nEste dato es algo que, sin lugar a dudas, ya habrás oído en numerosas ocasiones. No obstante, hemos de matizar algún dato, puesto que es muy común escuchar expresiones como “tener un cuerpo alcalino es evitar todo tipo de enfermedades, incluido el cáncer“.\nEs necesario ser prudentes y objetivos. A día de hoy no disponemos de ningún remedio “milagroso” que nos permita ser inmunes a cualquier enfermedad, y menos cuando hablamos del cáncer. Sin embargo, aspectos tan sencillos como alimentarnos adecuadamente, mantener hábitos de vida saludables y disponer de un pH en su nivel óptimo son fundamentales para disfrutar de una buena salud.\n¿Por qué no ponerlo entonces en práctica? ¿Te gustaría saber cómo tener un cuerpo más alcalino y con unos niveles adecuados de pH? Entonces no te pierdas esta información.\n¿Qué significa “tener un cuerpo más alcalino”?\nLa expresión “un cuerpo más alcalino” es algo que, sin lugar a dudas, nos llama la atención. Ahora bien, te aseguramos que es una idea fácil de entender y que se resume en estos sencillos aspectos:\nLa acidez o la alcalinidad se mide en nuestra sangre, a través de una escala que va de 0 hasta 14. ¿Cual es el nivel más adecuado? La mitad, es decir, más o menos un 7,4.\n¿Qué pasa cuando hay un aumento de este nivel? Que nuestro organismo se vuelve más “ácido” y que, ante este desequilibrio, el cuerpo reacciona cogiendo nutrientes de los órganos para compensar esta diferencia, y es ahí cuando empiezan los problemas.\n¿Qué hace que tengamos un cuerpo más ácido? El estrés, la contaminación, una dieta inadecuada, el tabaco, el sedentarismo…\nLa acidez se mide sobre todo en la saliva y en la orina.\nUn cuerpo ácido es un organismo que está perdiendo nutrientes, vitaminas y minerales, y lo veremos de inmediato en la fragilidad de nuestras uñas, en la caída de nuestro cabello, en ese cansancio que no podemos explicar y en los molestos dolores de cabeza.\nLos médicos nos dan el ilustrativo ejemplo de lo que es “un cuerpo ácido” con el símil de los coches: si están oxidados y hay ácido en su motor, no podremos ponerlo en marcha, pero si el coche está “alcalino” y bien lubricado, entonces funcionará a la perfección. Con nuestro cuerpo ocurre lo mismo.\nNuestro objetivo es intentar mantener siempre un cuerpo más alcalino que ácido, con un nivel de pH que no se aleje demasiado de ese 7,4. ¿Quieres saber cómo conseguirlo?\nConsejos para disfrutar de un cuerpo alcalino\nLo más adecuado será siempre llevar un equilibrio entre los alimentos alcalinizantes y los ácidos. Se trata, sobre todo, de no sufrir deficiencias y de beneficiarnos de las propiedades de ambos para que nuestro pH esté en su nivel óptimo. No obstante, los nutricionistas siempre nos recomiendan consumir menos alimentos acidificantes y más alcalinizantes.\nTen en cuenta estos sencillos consejos para cuidar mejor de tu salud y disfrutar de un cuerpo más alcalino.\n1. Empieza a combatir la acidez en tu alimentación\nEste va a ser nuestro primer objetivo, equilibrar nuestro pH y nuestra alcalinidad a través de una alimentación más sana donde evitemos esos elementos que aportan acidez a nuestra sangre.\nToma nota de los alimentos que debes tomar con moderación y equilibrio:\nLos lácteos Los jugos envasados La harina blanca El azúcar La sal Las frituras El chocolate con leche El café La carne roja Las bebidas o refrescos con gas El alcohol\nConoce ahora qué alimentos debes consumir con mayor frecuencia en tu dieta:\nLimón. Puede que te llame la atención que aparezca en esta lista, dado su sabor “ácido”. Debes tener en cuenta que esta fruta medicinal es ideal para alcalinizar nuestro organismo. Una vez llega al estómago, inicia unos procesos muy importantes que combaten la acidez, de ahí que sea muy recomendable tomar cada mañana en ayunas un vaso de agua tibia con limón. Es más efectivo.\nEspinaca Pepino Ajo Té verde Bayas de Goji Almendras crudas Calabaza Tomate Cebolla Ortiga Diente de león Aguacate Jengibre Coles de bruselas Bicarbonato de sodio\n¿Qué mejor forma de eliminar toxinas, de aportar oxígeno y nutrientes a nuestra sangre que haciendo un poco de ejercicio al día? Es vital y, aunque sabemos que, en ocasiones, cuesta encontrar ese ratito para salir a caminar o a nadar, vale la pena que lo tengas muy en cuenta y que lo veas como una prioridad en tu vida.\n3. Gestión emocional y control del estrés\nEl nivel de acidez en nuestro cuerpo puede dispararse si nos vemos sometidos a largos periodos de estrés o ansiedad. Son esos momentos de la vida en que, de pronto, perdemos el control de lo que es importante, y nuestra salud no solo pasa a un segundo plano, sino que se resiente y no nos damos cuenta de ello.\nEl trabajo, las presiones familiares, los problemas emocionales y una existencia marcada por las emociones negativas y el estrés se traducen siempre en desequilibrios químicos y en un mayor índice de acidez. ¿Qué podemos hacer entonces?\nRespira, toma aire y recuerda que lo más importante de esta vida sois tu salud y tú. Si no te priorizas no podrás servir de ayuda a los demás ni a ti misma, y una felicidad sin salud no es una existencia con calidad.\nAprende a quererte un poco más y cuidarte cada día. ¡Vale la pena!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.056997254490852356, 0.022119952365756035, 0.0029214276000857353, -0.03821016848087311, -0.052812132984399796, 0.00482975784689188, 0.08078251779079437, 0.006442219950258732, 0.0275784470140934, 0.020783185958862305, 0.0806804671883583, -0.10644643008708954, -0.0612882561981678, 0.02594078704714775, 0.04721039906144142, 0.04934580996632576, -0.026017410680651665, 0.023966070264577866, -0.0018162868218496442, 0.0713951364159584, 0.18501974642276764, -0.005714958533644676, -0.05964894965291023, 0.10303682833909988, -0.060353364795446396, -0.02241870015859604, -0.05228963494300842, -0.017317160964012146, -0.10693556815385818, -0.06875390559434891, -0.04885343089699745, 0.0721745491027832, 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