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(360, 'Portable Vascular Ultrasound To Detect Heart Attacks and Strokes', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/27/portable-vascular-ultrasound-to-detect-heart-attacks-and-strokes/', 'Portable Vascular Ultrasound To Detect Heart Attacks and Strokes\nA study of portable ultrasound carried out in the US, Canada and India has revealed the potential of this technology for detecting plaques in peripheral arteries that can lead to heart attacks and stroke before symptoms arise, in both developed and developing country settings, allowing preventive treatment in those affected. The study, published in Global Heart (the journal of the World Heart Federation), is by Dr Ram Bedi, Affiliate Assistant Professor, Department of Bioengineering, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, US, and Professor Jagat Narula, Editor-in-Chief of Global Heart and Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, US, and colleagues.\nNumerous studies have shown that it is possible to assess subclinical atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) using ultrasound imaging. Since more portable and lower cost ultrasound devices are now entering the market, along with increased automation and functionality, it may be possible in future to routinely examine people with ultrasound to establish any ASCVD present before symptoms emerge, so that future disease can be prevented, for e.g. using medication. In this study, ASCVD was determined using ultrasound of both the carotid arteries (those in the neck) and the ileofemoral arteries (entering the top of the leg). The findings were summarised in an index called the Fuster-Narula (FUN) Score.\nData were gathered from four cohorts, two Indian and two North American. In India, screening with automated ultrasound imaging was conducted over eight days in 941 relatively young (mean age 44 years, 34 per cent female) asymptomatic volunteers recruited from the semiurban town of Sirsa (Haryana) and urban city of Jaipur (Rajasthan) in northern India. The cohort from Sirsa was recruited because all participants had already undergone aggressive lifestyle changes (smoking cessation, no alcohol, vegetarian diet, physically active lifestyles, daily meditation).\nTo compare the imaging findings with traditional risk factors, two cohorts (481 persons) were recruited from primary care clinics in North America (one in Richmond, Texas, US, the other in Toronto, Canada). Apart from the same ultrasound examinations given in the Indian cohort, comprehensive ASCVD risk factor data was gathered from the participants. All of them were self-referred asymptomatic individuals (mean age 60 years, 39 per cent female). Data collected included cholesterol levels, blood pressure, glucose level, weight, height, smoking and family history. These people were attending clinics for routine health check-ups in most cases. Effectiveness of established ASCVD prevention guidelines was then compared to results from direct imaging.\nIn India, ultrasound revealed plaques in at least one artery in almost a quarter (24 per cent) of those examined; 107 (11 per cent) had plaques in only the carotids, 70 (seven per cent) in both the carotids and iliofemoral arteries, and 47 (five per cent) had plaques in only the iliofemoral arteries. If just the carotids had been examined, 177 (19 per cent) of the asymptomatic subjects would have been identified with plaques; by adding the iliofemoral examination, 47 additional individuals (five per cent of the total) were identified with plaque. Older age and male sex were associated with the presence of plaque both in urban and semiurban populations (the much higher levels of smoking in men could account for their higher risk).\nData from the American and Canadian clinics showed that 203 subjects (42 per cent) had carotid plaque; 166 of these (82 per cent of those with plaque) would not have qualified for lipid-lowering therapy such as statins under widely used guidelines known as ATP III (Third Report of the Expert Panel on Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Cholesterol in Adults [Adult Treatment Panel]) guidelines. Using the recently published more stringent ATP IV guidelines, 67 people (one third of those with plaque and 14 per cent of the total US/Canadian cohort) individuals with carotid plaque would also have failed to qualify for treatment.\nIn addition, the study revealed 34 people in the US/ Canada setting who qualified for treatment under ATP III but did not have any plaques, and this number increased to 81 under ATP IV (if receiving treatment such as statins, these people could be said to be overtreated, since no plaques were evident).\nIn a linked comment, Dr Tasneem Z Naqvi, Professor of Medicine , Mayo College of Medicine and Division of Cardiology, Scottsdale, Arizona, US, adds, “This study shows that the assessment of subclinical atherosclerosis by a portable, user-friendly bedside tool is feasible in large populations and the technique of carotid ultrasound imaging and IMT assessment could be adopted by novices after an eight-hour crash course.” She concludes that the study shows that vascular ultrasound imaging technology is ripe and the previously existing barriers like poor resolution, cumbersome protocols, need for off line processing and need for expert performer no longer exist. However, she says that the study does not address whether this imaging-based approach would save more lives than the risk-based approach. “We need to ponder if treating nearly 50 per cent of the adults with statins with a risk scoring algorithm is more appropriate versus treating only those who have subclinical atherosclerosis based on comprehensive and readily available, cheap and simple screening method,” she says. 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(361, 'Portable Ultrasound to Detect Potential Heart Attacks and Stroke', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/26/portable-ultrasound-to-detect-potential-heart-attacks-and-stroke/', 'Portable Ultrasound to Detect Potential Heart Attacks and Stroke\nA study of portable ultrasound carried out in the US, Canada and India has revealed the potential of this technology for detecting plaques in peripheral arteries that can lead to heart attacks and stroke before symptoms arise, in both developed and developing country settings, allowing preventive treatment in those affected. The study, published in Global Heart (the journal of the World Heart Federation), is by Dr Ram Bedi, Affiliate Assistant Professor, Department of Bioengineering, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, US, and Professor Jagat Narula, Editor-in-Chief of Global Heart and Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, US, and colleagues.\nNumerous studies have shown that it is possible to assess subclinical atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) using ultrasound imaging. Since more portable and lower cost ultrasound devices are now entering the market, along with increased automation and functionality, it may be possible in future to routinely examine people with ultrasound to establish any ASCVD present before symptoms emerge, so that future disease can be prevented, for e.g. using medication. In this study, ASCVD was determined using ultrasound of both the carotid arteries (those in the neck) and the ileofemoral arteries (entering the top of the leg). The findings were summarised in an index called the Fuster-Narula (FUN) Score.\nData were gathered from four cohorts, two Indian and two North American. In India, screening with automated ultrasound imaging was conducted over eight days in 941 relatively young (mean age 44 years, 34 per cent female) asymptomatic volunteers recruited from the semiurban town of Sirsa (Haryana) and urban city of Jaipur (Rajasthan) in northern India. The cohort from Sirsa was recruited because all participants had already undergone aggressive lifestyle changes (smoking cessation, no alcohol, vegetarian diet, physically active lifestyles, daily meditation).\nTo compare the imaging findings with traditional risk factors, two cohorts (481 persons) were recruited from primary care clinics in North America (one in Richmond, Texas, US, the other in Toronto, Canada). Apart from the same ultrasound examinations given in the Indian cohort, comprehensive ASCVD risk factor data was gathered from the participants. All of them were self-referred asymptomatic individuals (mean age 60 years, 39 per cent female). Data collected included cholesterol levels, blood pressure, glucose level, weight, height, smoking and family history. These people were attending clinics for routine health check-ups in most cases. Effectiveness of established ASCVD prevention guidelines was then compared to results from direct imaging.\nIn India, ultrasound revealed plaques in at least one artery in almost a quarter (24 per cent) of those examined; 107 (11 per cent) had plaques in only the carotids, 70 (seven per cent) in both the carotids and iliofemoral arteries, and 47 (five per cent) had plaques in only the iliofemoral arteries. If just the carotids had been examined, 177 (19 per cent) of the asymptomatic subjects would have been identified with plaques; by adding the iliofemoral examination, 47 additional individuals (five per cent of the total) were identified with plaque. Older age and male sex were associated with the presence of plaque both in urban and semiurban populations (the much higher levels of smoking in men could account for their higher risk).\nData from the American and Canadian clinics showed that 203 subjects (42 per cent) had carotid plaque; 166 of these (82 per cent of those with plaque) would not have qualified for lipid-lowering therapy such as statins under widely used guidelines known as ATP III (Third Report of the Expert Panel on Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Cholesterol in Adults [Adult Treatment Panel]) guidelines. Using the recently published more stringent ATP IV guidelines, 67 people (one third of those with plaque and 14 per cent of the total US/Canadian cohort) individuals with carotid plaque would also have failed to qualify for treatment.\nIn addition, the study revealed 34 people in the US/ Canada setting who qualified for treatment under ATP III but did not have any plaques, and this number increased to 81 under ATP IV (if receiving treatment such as statins, these people could be said to be overtreated, since no plaques were evident).\nIn a linked comment, Dr Tasneem Z Naqvi, Professor of Medicine , Mayo College of Medicine and Division of Cardiology, Scottsdale, Arizona, US, adds, “This study shows that the assessment of subclinical atherosclerosis by a portable, user-friendly bedside tool is feasible in large populations and the technique of carotid ultrasound imaging and IMT assessment could be adopted by novices after an eight-hour crash course.” She concludes that the study shows that vascular ultrasound imaging technology is ripe and the previously existing barriers like poor resolution, cumbersome protocols, need for off line processing and need for expert performer no longer exist. However, she says that the study does not address whether this imaging-based approach would save more lives than the risk-based approach. “We need to ponder if treating nearly 50 per cent of the adults with statins with a risk scoring algorithm is more appropriate versus treating only those who have subclinical atherosclerosis based on comprehensive and readily available, cheap and simple screening method,” she says. 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(362, 'Two Spices and One Oil Used Daily May Prevent and/or Reverse a Cancerous Condition', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/25/two-spices-and-one-oil-used-daily-may-prevent-andor-reverse-a-cancerous-condition/', 'Two Spices and One Oil Used Daily May Prevent and/or Reverse a Cancerous Condition\na teaspoon of olive, hemp and/or black seed oil\nThe preparation of this powerful mixture is very easy. You only have to mix all the ingredients in a cup of alkaline 9.5 pH purified functionally structured water. However, you can combine this mixture with other dishes, but do not cook, add the ingredients to the end of preparation (cooking).\nTurmeric is the most effective spice in this mixture with powerful anti inflammatory and antioxidant properties . There is no ingredient in the world that more effectively reduce the inflammation which is always caused by retained or stored metabolic acids in the human body.\nThe most problematic thing in taking these three ingredients is to build the daily habit. After a couple of weeks, your body will became addicted and crave these spices and oils and you will only feel and enjoy the health benefits of the healthiest mixture of the 21 st century.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03624589741230011, -0.024888847023248672, -0.032949332147836685, 0.07196055352687836, 0.03778807818889618, 0.08618584275245667, -0.03412522375583649, 0.05273757502436638, -0.004292628262192011, -0.10585515946149826, -0.01236130390316248, 0.010349050164222717, -0.01403812225908041, -0.11237107962369919, -0.008756954222917557, -0.010509871877729893, 0.024014994502067566, 0.04171644523739815, -0.052330952137708664, -0.06115558370947838, -0.049806274473667145, 0.005327519495040178, 0.011935248970985413, 0.048732560127973557, -0.035584695637226105, 0.03140806406736374, 0.02043760195374489, -0.008863499388098717, -0.047015294432640076, -0.03174595907330513, 0.1672462821006775, 0.010752344503998756, 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Fleisher, M.D., D.Ht.\nThe medical world has been looking for a remedy to cure disease, notwithstanding the obvious fact that nature needs no remedy.  She needs only the an opportunity to exercise her own prerogative of self-healing to self-cures!  There are NO medical cures for disease!  All medical treatments are man-made and the philosophies of men and NOT of God or nature!   The subconscious builds health or disease according to our order from what we eat, what we drink, what we think and what we feel.\nIf we send impulses of irritation, discontent, unhappiness, complaining, hate, envy, selfishness, greed, lust, and the biggest one of all pride, the subconscious builds us in the image of OUR ORDER!\nToday may YOU send impulses of alkaline food, alkaline drink, alkalizing faith, love and hope to your subconscious!\nHave a beautiful day full of love, hope and pH.  The pH is an acronym which stands for perfect health and perfect happiness.  The pH Miracle lifestyle and diet is your Plan of Happiness (pH)!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0019502288196235895, 0.060735128819942474, 0.060740042477846146, 0.08867686986923218, -0.02303001843392849, 0.016227103769779205, 0.06360110640525818, 0.025816773995757103, 0.023921042680740356, -0.001836549025028944, 0.008582960814237595, -0.03518139198422432, 0.009218351915478706, 0.001457961043342948, -0.02789844572544098, 0.012424986809492111, -0.022838015109300613, -0.012297287583351135, -0.07739053666591644, 0.11811318248510361, -0.024780461564660072, 0.07037093490362167, 0.03138945624232292, -0.009073896333575249, -0.13226169347763062, 0.07839281111955643, 0.03710556775331497, -0.08369433879852295, -0.029022205621004105, -0.03228381276130676, 0.03894694894552231, 0.042456116527318954, 0.08912064880132675, -0.034466635435819626, -0.002018882427364588, 0.015989553183317184, -0.10214676707983017, -0.007867913693189621, -0.0179186649620533, -0.009008915163576603, 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(364, 'A Self-Care to A Self-Cure for Inflammatory Ductal Cell Carcinoma', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/19/a-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-inflammatory-ductal-cell-carcinoma/', 'A Self-Care to A Self-Cure for Inflammatory Ductal Cell Carcinoma\nDr. Ben Johnson, MD, shares a pH Miracle reversal of a medically diagnosed inflammatory ductal cell carcinoma breast cancer with a 14+ cm tumor in the left breast following Dr, Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle lifestyle and diet.\nTo learn more about the pH Miracle self-care to a self-cure for ANY cancerous condition go to: http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com or www.phoreveryoung.com\nRead The pH Miracle books I and II, and Reverse Cancer Now – http://www.phoreveryoung.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.0001937798224389553, 0.012156922370195389, 0.06351495534181595, 0.0580110028386116, -0.046017445623874664, -0.021430931985378265, -0.0089431032538414, 0.0676855593919754, -0.03350495919585228, -0.053215742111206055, -0.025085212662816048, 0.05918954685330391, -0.016979720443487167, -0.021153388544917107, -0.03798162564635277, 0.027280712500214577, 0.010780273005366325, 0.029495082795619965, -0.0464833602309227, -0.0428725890815258, -0.07555180042982101, 0.005215449724346399, 0.062139879912137985, 0.07670778036117554, 0.0060421680100262165, -0.08487080782651901, 0.006926949601620436, 0.016782714053988457, 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(365, 'Nano-Colloidal Diamonds Eliminates Chemo-Resistant Liver Cancer Stem Cells', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/18/colloidal-diamonds-kill-chemo-resistant-liver-cancer-stem-cells/', 'Nano-Colloidal Diamonds Eliminates Chemo-Resistant Liver Cancer Stem Cells\nCancerous stem cells may cause the formation tumors and are particularly difficult to prevent and/or reverse. They resist chemotherapy, allowing a cancerous condition to return.\nScientists are now saying it may be possible to transform these cancerous stem cells by attaching a chemo drug to colloidal diamonds.\nThey have tested this idea using the commonly used chemo drug Epirubicin, which they attached to colloidal diamonds, carbon structures with a diameter of about five nanometers, to develop a nano-diamond-Epirubicin drug delivery complex (EPND).\nThe study was published in ACS Nano and led by Edward Chow, assistant professor at the National University of Singapore.\nCompared to other approaches, delivery of existing chemotherapy drugs with nanomaterials provide a broader range of protection in a package that is both safer and more effective.\nThe findings show that delivery of Epirubicin by nano colloidal diamonds resulted in a normally lethal dosage of Epirubicin becoming a safe and effective dosage without negative side-effects.\nAs such, delivery of chemotherapy drugs by nano colloidal diamond not only enables enhanced transformation and  elimination of chemo-resistant cancerous stem cells, but may be a useful alternative for patients who cannot tolerate the toxic side-effects of standard chemotherapy drugs.\nThis is why I created the first nano-colliodal diamond supplement in the World to support a natural approach to the prevention and treatment of cancer.\nSource: National University of Singapore\nChemo-resistance is a primary cause of treatment failure in cancer and a common property of tumor-initiating cancer stem cells. Overcoming mechanisms of chemo-resistance, particularly in cancer stem cells, can markedly enhance cancer therapy and prevent recurrence and metastasis. This study demonstrates that the delivery of Epirubicin by nanodiamonds is a highly effective nanomedicine-based approach to overcoming chemo-resistance in hepatic cancer stem cells. The potent physical adsorption of Epirubicin to nanodiamonds creates a rapidly synthesized and stable nanodiamond–drug complex that promotes endocytic uptake and enhanced tumor cell retention. These attributes mediate the effective killing of both cancer stem cells and noncancerous stem cells in vitro and in vivo .\nEnhanced treatment of both tumor cell populations results in an improved impairment of secondary tumor formation in vivo compared with treatment by unmodified chemotherapeutics. On the basis of these results, colloidal diamond-mediated drug delivery may serve as a powerful method for overcoming chemo-resistance in cancer stem cells and markedly improving overall treatment against hepatic/liver cancers.\nXin Wang † , Xinyi Casuarine Low † , Weixin Hou ‡ , Lissa Nurrul Abdullah ‡ , Tan Boon Toh ‡ , Masturah Mohd Abdul Rashid † , Dean Ho § , and Edward Kai-Hua Chow * † ‡\ncancer stem cell ; drug delivery ; nano-medicine ; nano-diamond ; biomaterials ; chemo-resistance\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.03077838011085987, 0.0007105403929017484, -0.048270903527736664, 0.01269646268337965, 0.030484367161989212, -0.007521593477576971, -0.03171885386109352, 0.07909387350082397, -0.00994930975139141, 0.02966376394033432, -0.003372402163222432, 0.04980096220970154, 0.048335056751966476, -0.03889790549874306, -0.023171916604042053, 0.01973356306552887, 0.01873457245528698, 0.025375735014677048, 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(366, 'Why You Should Never Eat Farmed-Raised Fish', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/17/why-you-should-never-eat-farmed-raised-fish/', 'Why You Should Never Eat Farmed-Raised Fish\nTilapia has turned into the universal fish in America today. It’s cheap, not “fishy” tasting, boneless and skinless, and is difficult to foul up by overcooking, which is an issue with numerous other fish assortments.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.031234821304678917, -0.006744117941707373, -0.01214638352394104, -0.010363759472966194, -0.0825079083442688, -0.051565926522016525, -0.05777909979224205, 9.676211629994214e-05, -0.0920267254114151, -0.01795126684010029, 0.06482772529125214, -0.09133731573820114, -0.07219590246677399, -0.053262434899806976, 0.0010813644621521235, 0.00989612378180027, 0.0879763513803482, -0.0118796918541193, -0.06956946849822998, 0.020657451823353767, -0.01951342076063156, 0.013919424265623093, 0.005625470541417599, -0.021872885525226593, -0.05285031348466873, 0.015299223363399506, 0.011248762719333172, -0.027604693546891212, -0.03399229422211647, 0.048710402101278305, -0.056870199739933014, 0.06997164338827133, 0.038439176976680756, -0.10433565080165863, 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(367, 'A Vegan Plant-Based Diet Proves Most Effective for Weight Loss', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/16/a-vegan-plant-based-diet-proves-most-effective-for-weight-loss/', 'A Vegan Plant-Based Diet Proves Most Effective for Weight Loss\nA vegan plant-based diet leads to the most weight loss, compared with other dietary patterns, according to a new study in the journal Nutrition. Sixty-three overweight adult study participants were assigned to one of five different dietary patterns for a six-month period: omnivorous, semi-vegetarian, pesco-vegetarian, lacto-ovo vegetarian, and vegan. At the end of the study, the vegan group lost, on average, more than twice the percentage of body weight (7.5 percent), compared with omnivores (3.1 percent), semi-vegetarians (3.2 percent), and pesco-vegetarians (3.2 percent). The lacto-ovo vegetarian group lost an average of 6.3 percentage points. The vegan group also had the greatest reductions in total fat, saturated fat, and cholesterol and greatest increase in dietary fiber intake—all protective against chronic diseases such as heart disease and diabetes. —————————————————————— Turner-McGrievy GM, Davidson CR, Wingard EE, Wilcox S, Frongillo EA. Comparative effectiveness of plant-based diets for weight loss: A randomized controlled trial of five different diets. Nutrition. 2014. doi: 10.1016/j.nut.2014.09.002\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.001228919019922614, 0.01557878591120243, 0.01764107681810856, 0.14562733471393585, 0.003687819931656122, 0.03515184298157692, -0.08520156890153885, 0.04692868888378143, 0.016368553042411804, -0.011787272058427334, 0.009614145383238792, -0.0021534087136387825, -0.09574785083532333, -0.09109736233949661, 0.03069261461496353, -0.03766869381070137, 0.03822058439254761, 0.12253585457801819, -0.006625425536185503, 0.05891238898038864, 0.02021041326224804, -0.07374721765518188, 0.09417051821947098, 0.07331950962543488, 0.03132740780711174, -0.11825411766767502, -0.02275647036731243, -0.002427081810310483, -0.07119914144277573, -0.016727527603507042, -0.007376397028565407, 0.004899384919553995, 0.05892873555421829, 0.021245727315545082, -0.1420012265443802, 0.010535995475947857, 0.05024830996990204, -0.13591723144054413, -0.08587197214365005, 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(368, 'Healing with Ginseng!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/15/healing-with-ginseng/', 'Medicinal properties of ginseng healing\nAccording to the records of Chinese medicine, ginseng healing effectively cure impotence and disorders of blood pressure (in a special way ginseng healing: lowers the pressure for people who suffer from high blood pressure, and increases for those who have problems with low pressure). Also, ginseng healing beneficial effect on anemia , inflammatory joint disease , indigestion , relieves insomnia , fatigue and circulatory disturbances and prevent hypoglycemia (low blood sugar levels). Using oral Ginseng roots helps as aphrodisiac , for sexual dysfunction in men , a treatment of type II diabetes and is like a stimulant .\n. In addition, the influence of the internal secretion glands (endocrine gland), ginseng healing is particularly helpful to the full utilization of vitamins and minerals in the body. Without vitamins and minerals, the body can process and convert the energy in sugar and fats, or proteins in the essential building blocks of matter. Taking wives women can benefit everyone, regardless of age or gender, it is useful for the treatment of diseases and as a preventive measure.\nGinseng healing is good to know\nMethod of preparation of ginseng healing like drink\n1-2 grams dry root of ginseng consume each day as a tea or cooked in soup. Add the pieces of dried root wives women in a cup of boiling water and let stand 4-5 minutes (depending on how you want the tea to be “strong”). Pieces of root can use 2-3 times for this tea, and then you can eat.\nGinseng healing can be useful if you add ginseng during the preparation of other teas.\n– See more at: http://healthyfoodsecret.com/ginseng-healing-medicinal-properties-and-use/#sthash.qDYfPm6r.dpuf\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.09476923942565918, 0.012672125361859798, 0.019404686987400055, 0.08711918443441391, -0.03856785595417023, 0.046574704349040985, 0.052048567682504654, 0.07006184756755829, 0.013327567838132381, 0.01661514863371849, -0.0982590764760971, 0.09188809990882874, -0.06267652660608292, 0.031583353877067566, -0.0024402879644185305, 0.059002283960580826, 0.014426031149923801, 0.07991264015436172, -0.028244519606232643, 0.011191959492862225, 0.041007012128829956, -0.031546663492918015, 0.041064150631427765, -0.022754693403840065, 0.011798224411904812, -0.05812070891261101, -0.0383012630045414, -0.07077357172966003, 0.006372389849275351, 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(369, 'Maintaining the Alkaline Design of the Body IS THE ONLY IMMUNITY! Education NOT Vaccination!  Education NOT Legislation!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/14/maintaining-the-alkaline-design-of-the-body-is-the-only-immunity-education-not-vaccination-education-not-legislation/', 'Maintaining the Alkaline Design of the Body IS THE ONLY IMMUNITY! Education NOT Vaccination!  Education NOT Legislation!\nThe Doctor Who Beat The British General Medical Council By Proving That Vaccines Aren’t Necessary To Achieve Alkaline Health – Vaccines Provide Zero Immunity – Immunity is Achieved by Maintaining the Alkaline Design of the Body Fluids and NOT by Poisoning the Body With Highly Acidic Vaccines!\nWhat happened when a UK doctor appeared as an expert witness to help two mothers prove in court that their children didn’t need to be vaccinated?\nA 3 year court case against the British General Medical Council that ended with the doctor accused having all allegations dropped.\nDr. Jayne Donegan, a UK GP, has lived a most fascinating story. It began with her originally being a very strong advocate for vaccinations, but fast forward quite a few years later, and she now not only speaks out against the dangers of vaccinations, but ended up being taken to the General Medical Council with some pretty serious claims by them regarding her professionalism.\nAfter a few stressful years in court against them, Dr. Donegan won her case. But chances are, this is the first you’re hearing of it.\nIn order for you to get the full account of what happened, it’s best to read her full story. Dr. Donegan gave me her permission to use her account below:\nHaving trained as a conventional medical doctor, qualifying from St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School, University of London, in 1983, all of my undergraduate teaching and postgraduate experience in Obstetrics & Gynecology, Family Planning, Child Health, Orthopedics, Emergency Medicine and General Practice led me to be a strong supporter of the Universal Childhood Vaccination Program. Indeed, I used to counsel parents in the 1980s who didn’t want to vaccinate their children against whooping cough – which was regarded as the ‘problematic’ vaccine in those days.\nI used to tell them that there were, indeed, adverse reactions, associated with the vaccine – I was not one of those doctors who would gloss over such unpleasant details – but that we doctors were told that the adverse reactions that might occur after the pertussis vaccine were at least ten times less likely than the chance of getting complications from having the disease, and that, essentially, the point of giving their child the vaccine was to prevent them from getting the disease.\nI Used To Think Parent’s Who Don’t Vaccinate Were Either Ignorant or Sociopathic\nIndeed, I used to think that parents who didn’t want to vaccinate their children were either ignorant, or sociopathic. I believe that view is not uncommon among doctors today. Why did I have this attitude? Well, throughout my medical training I was taught that the people who used to die in their thousands or hundreds of thousands from diseases like diphtheria, whooping cough and measles – diseases for which there are vaccines – stopped dying because of the introduction of vaccines.\nAt the same time, I was taught that diseases like typhus, cholera, rheumatic and scarlet fever – for which there are no vaccines – stopped killing people because of improvements in social conditions. It would have been a logical progression to have asked myself why, if social conditions improved the health of the population with respect to some diseases, would they not improve their health with regard to them all, but the amount of information that you are required to absorb during medical training is so huge that you just tend to take it as read and not make the connections that might be obvious to someone else.\nIt was a received article of faith for me and my contemporaries that vaccination was the single most useful health intervention that had ever been introduced, and when my children were born in 1991 and 1993 I unquestioningly – well, that is to say, I thought it was with full knowledge backed up by all my medical training – had them vaccinated, up as far as MMR, because that was the right thing to do. I even let my 4-week-old daughter be injected with an out-of-date BGC vaccine at a public health clinic.\nOut Of Date BCG Vaccine Injured My Child\nI noticed (force of habit – I automatically scan vials for drug name, batch number and expiry date) that the vaccine was out of date and said, “Oh, excuse me, it looks like it’s out of date,” and the doctor answered matter-of-factly, “Oh don’t worry, that’s why the clinic was delayed for an hour – we were just checking that it was OK to give it, and it is,” and I said, “OK,” and let her inject it… my poor daughter had a terrible reaction, but I was so convinced that it was all for the best that I carried on with all the rest of them at 2, 3 and 4 months.\nNo Evidence Of Measles Epidemic\nThat is where I was coming from – even my interest in homeopathy didn’t dent my enthusiasm for vaccines; so far as I could see, it was the same process – give a small dose of something and it makes you immune – no conflict. So what happened? In 1994 there was the Measles Rubella Campaign in which 7 million schoolchildren were vaccinated against measles and rubella. The Chief Medical Officer sent out letters to all GPs, pharmacists, nursing officers and other healthcare staff, telling us that there was going to be an epidemic of measles.\nThe evidence for this epidemic was not published at the time. In later years it seems that it was predicted by a complicated mathematical model based on estimates and so might never have been going to occur at all. We were told, “Everybody who has had one dose of the vaccine will not necessarily be protected when the epidemic comes. So they need another one.” “Well, that’s OK,” I thought, “because we know that none of the vaccines are 100percent effective.”\nAlarm Bells: Now Three MMR’s Were Needed?\nWhat did worry me, however, was when they said that even those who had had two doses of measles vaccine would not necessarily be protected when the epidemic came and that they needed a third. You may not remember, but in those days there was only one measles vaccine in the schedule. It was a live virus vaccine, so it was like coming in contact with the wild virus, just changed slightly to make it safer and leading to immunity. Since then, of course, the pre-school dose has been added because one dose didn’t work, but in those days there was just “one shot for life.”\nAnd now we were being told that even two shots of a “one shot” vaccine would not protect people when the epidemic came. At this point I began to ask myself, “Why have I been telling all these parents that vaccines are safer than getting the disease and that basically, having the vaccine will stop their children getting the disease – with the risk of complications – it’s not 100 percent, but that’s basically what they’re designed to do – when it seems that they can be vaccinated, have whatever adverse reactions are associated with the vaccine, and still get the disease with whatever complications may be associated with that, even when they’ve had two doses of the “one shot” vaccine? So what was the point? This doesn’t seem right.”\nIf you are wondering how come anyone would have had two doses of the “one shot vaccine,” it is because when the MMR was introduced in 1988, many children had already been vaccinated against measles, but we were told that we should give them the MMR anyway as it would “protect them against mumps and rubella and boost their measles immunity.” We were also told that the best way of vaccinating was en masse, because this would “break the chain of transmission.” So I thought, “I wonder why we vaccinate all these small babies at 2, 3 and 4 months? Why don’t we just wait two or three years and then vaccinate everyone who has been born in the meantime, and ‘break the chain of transmission’.”\nSo some things just didn’t seem to quite add up. However, it is very hard to start seriously questioning whether or not vaccination is anything other than safe and effective, especially when it is something that you have been taught to believe in so strongly. The more medically qualified you are, the more difficult it is, as in some ways the more brainwashed you are. It’s not easy, or at least it wasn’t then, to start going down a path that might lead you in the opposite direction to all your colleagues and the healthcare system in which you work. I read some books that could be described as “anti-vaccination.”\nCollating My Own Vaccine Charts – Why Was It so Hard To Obtain The Information?\nI decided that if I were going to seriously question what I’d been taught at medical school and by my professors, I would have go and get the real data for myself. Accordingly, I called the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and asked them to send me the graphs of deaths from the diseases against which we vaccinate from the middle of the nineteenth century, when we started keeping records, until now.\nThey said, “We don’t have them – except for smallpox and TB; we suggest you try the Department of Health.’” Which I did. They didn’t have graphs from the nineteenth or early twentieth century either. They said, “You’d better try the Office for National Statistics.” “I’ve already tried them,” I said. “They were the ones who advised me to contact you.” It seems to be getting rather circular, so I called up the ONS once again and told them my problem. “Well,” they said, “we have all the books here from when the Registrar General started taking returns of deaths from infectious diseases in 1837; you can come along and look at them if you like.” There was nothing for it.\nI had to go the Office for National Statistics (ONS) in Pimlico, London, with my two young children aged 6 and 4 in tow, to extract the information myself. The girls were very good – they were used to traveling/following me around – and the library staff were very nice; they kindly gave my daughters orange juice to drink, and paper and crayons to draw with and amuse themselves, while I pulled out all the mothy old books from 1837 until 1900, after which, thankfully, there was a CD ROM that could be bought at vast expense and taken home.\nIt was the most user-unfriendly piece of data storage that I have ever come across, but it was better than having to physically be there day after day. So I went home with all my notes and the CD Rom and eventually produced my own graphs. I was startled to find that they were similar to the graphs in some of the books that I had recently read.\nPeople Stopped Dying of Whooping Cough Long Before Vaccine Was Introduced\nI was astonished and not a little perturbed to find that when you draw a graph of the death rate from whooping cough that starts in the mid nineteenth century, you can clearly see that at least 99 percent of the people who used to die of whooping cough in the nineteenth and early twentieth century had stopped dying before the vaccine against whooping cough was introduced, initially in the 1950s and universally in the 1960s.\nI also realized that the reason the Department of Health’s graphs made the vaccine appear so effective was because they didn’t start until the 1940s when most of the improvements in health had already occurred, and this was before even antibiotics were generally available. If you selected only deaths in under-15-year-olds, the drop was even more dramatic – by the time whooping cough vaccine was part of the universal immunization schedule in the early 1960s all the hard work had been done.\nDepartment of Health’s Own Charts: Not A Good Way Of Showing Changes in Mortality and Disease\nI now began to realize that graphs such as those featured in the Department of Health Green Book were not a good or clear way of showing the changes in mortality (death) and morbidity (incidence of disease) that occurred before and after vaccination was introduced against these diseases.\nMeasles is similar: the Department of Health Green Book features a graph that does not start until the 1940s. There appears to be great drop in the number of cases after the measles vaccine was introduced in 1968, but looking at a graph which goes back to the 1900s you can see that the death rate – death being the worst-case complication of a disease – had dropped by 99 percent by the time the vaccine was put on the schedule.\n100% Decline In Measles Deaths Three Years Before Vaccine Was Introduced\nLooking specifically at under-15-year-olds, it is possible to see that there was a virtual 100 percent decline in deaths from measles between 1905 and 1965 – three years before the measles vaccine was introduced in the UK. In the late 1990s there was an advertisement for MMR which featured a baby in nappies sitting on the edge of a cliff with a lion prowling on the other side and a voice-over saying, “No loving parent would deliberately leave their baby unprotected and in danger.”\nI think it would have been more scientific to have put one of the graphs using information from the ONS in the advert – then parents would have had a greater chance of making an informed choice, rather than being coerced by fear. When you visit your GP or Health Visitor to discuss the vaccination issue, and you come away feeling scared, this is because you are picking up how they feel.\nIf all you have is the “medical model” for disease and health, all you know is that there is a hostile world out there and if you don’t have vaccines, antibiotics and 100 percent bactericidal hand-wash, you will have no defense at all against all those germs with which you and your children are surrounded. Your child may be OK when they get the measles, but you can never tell when disaster will strike, and they may be left disabled or dead by the random hand of fate.\nWe don’t need to be protected from “out there.” We get infectious diseases when our body needs to have a periodic clean-out. Children especially benefit from childhood spotty rashes, or “ex anthems” as they are called, in order to make appropriate developmental leaps. When we have fevers, coughs, rashes, we need to treat them supportively, not suppressively.\nStandard Medical Treatment Suppresses Symptoms And Causes The Most Harm\nIn my experience, the worst complications of childhood infections are caused by standard medical treatment which involves suppressing all the symptoms. What is the biggest obstacle to doctors even entertaining the possibility that the Universal Childhood Vaccination Program may not be the unmitigated success that it is portrayed to be? Or that there may be other ways of achieving health that are better and longer lasting? Possibly it is the fear of stepping out of line and being seen to be different – with all the consequences that this can entail, as I know from personal experience.\nAs George Bernard Shaw says in his preface to “The Doctor’s Dilemma,” 1906 :\nDoctors are just like other Englishmen: most of them have no honor and no conscience: what they commonly mistake for these is sentimentality and an intense dread of doing anything that everybody else does not do, or omitting to do anything that everybody else does.\nDr. Jayne L. M. Donegan MBBS DRCOG DCH DFFP MRCGP MFHom\nHolistic GP and Homeopathic Physician\nThe British General Medical Council Court Case\nDr. Donegan had been writing and speaking publicly about vaccinations and natural ways of keeping children healthy so she was asked to be an expert witness by the two mothers. Dr. Donegan gave her professional opinion that the safety and efficacy of vaccines has not been well studied and that there were other ways of achieving health than vaccination for these children.\nThe case proved very long and extremely stressful. At times it was under very unfair circumstances where she would be given hardly any time to get documents together, despite the opposition having double the time to prepare theirs.\nDue to the information she was providing in court (which went straight against the typical mainstream medical advice), the Appeal Judges called her evidence “Junk Science” and the GMC (General Medical Council) –  the organization that regulates doctors and tells them how to practice – targeted the doctor herself.\nDr. Donegan ended up being accused of “serious professional misconduct” which could have eventually ended her entire medical career. They served her official papers in 2004, but it took three long years of writing reports and going through hundreds of medical documents and studies before the case was finally heard in 2007. The allegations are below:\n7. Your actions in head 6. above were, 7a. Misleading, 7b. In direct contravention to your duty as an expert witness; unprofessional, 7c. Likely to bring the profession into disrepute; And that in relation to the facts alleged by you have been guilty of serious professional misconduct.”\nAs I am sure you can appreciate reading this, these allegations were incredibly serious. They basically said that the testimony Dr. Donegan provided in court was made up, that she was giving harmful advice, which could damage the entire medical profession and had allowed her personal views to come into the case.\nOver the next three years Dr. Donegan had to prepare her defense, answer letters, go through stacks of evidence and collate documents which made it very difficult to look after her family or carry on her professional life as a doctor. She also had to cope with having her legal team withdraw from the case, six weeks before she was originally due in court.\nScientific “Proof”: Very Different From “Proof” In A Court Of Law\nDr. Donegan then managed to find Mr. Clifford Miller, a lawyer who was exceptionally well-read on the subject of vaccination. Not only was Mr. Miller very good with the law, he was also a scientist, having attained a BSc in physics. He had an in-depth knowledge of the scientific method, what constitutes scientific “proof,” and how this is very different from what is accepted as “proof” in a court of law.\nDr Donegan and Mr Miller, were very careful of using only medical journal reports and studies as their evidence to support what they were saying. This is very important to remember.\nThey only used information from respected medical sources.\nThis case had started out with almost impossible odds, yet after almost three years of legal wrangling and a three-week hearing by the GMC panel in Manchester, the GMC came to this conclusion:\nThe Panel were sure that at no stage did you allow any views that you held to overrule your duty to the court and to the litigants.\nYou demonstrated to the Panel that your reports did not derive from your deeply held views and your evidence supported this.  You explained to the Panel that your approach in your report was to provide the court with an alternative view based on the material you produced in your references.  That material was largely drawn from publications that were in fact in favor of immunisation.\nIt was clear from your evidence and the evidence of your witness that your aim is to direct parents to sources of information about immunisation and child health safety to help them to make informed choices.\nYou told us that there are many books by doctors and others in this and other countries who seriously question vaccination and they cite a lot of history, proofs, and medical papers to support their arguments. You did not use any of those publications because you did not think that the GMC would regard those as satisfactory support or references for your recommendations. You largely used what was available in refereed medical journals.\nThe Panel is sure that in the reports you provided you did not fail to be objective, independent, and unbiased.\nAccordingly, the Panel found that you are not guilty of s erious professional misconduct.\nThe case between Dr. Donegan and the GMC was very much like that of David and Goliath, and was another rare example of David actually winning.\nGMC Agreed: Children Do Not Need Vaccines To Be Healthy\nI would like you to have a really serious think about this trial – the claims that were made – the eventual outcome and what it might mean about the entire vaccine industry:\nDr. Donegan was called upon as a witness to provide evidence that children do not need vaccines to be healthy and that many are unnecessary and unsafe.\nThis brought unwanted attention to her from the British General Medical Council who then took her to court.\nDuring this 3 year trial, she presented her evidence against a very tough opposition involving many QCs and a very expensive legal team, yet Dr. Donegan and her much smaller team WON the case.\nWhat do you think it means about the evidence she provided and the fact that this medical council could not prove her wrong?\nWhat does this cause you to think about vaccines now?\nAnd what does it make you think about the actual science when presented in a court of law?\nCase Results Kept Quiet In The Media\nThis shocking outcome with its unlikely win – surprise surprise, never really made it into the media.  It should have been on every front page of each newspaper in the world, but of course it wasn’t. With the media being owned/funded by Pharmaceutical companies who have the ability to put pressure on Governments to do what they want, it’s no wonder this landmark win was kept out of the publics view.\nWhen Dr. Donegan was first accused of serious professional misconduct it did of course make it into the papers , but after she won , there was hardly any media attention at all. Yet wouldn’t you think the public deserves to know this outcome?  Wouldn’t you have liked to know about this?  Wouldn’t you also like to know about the dirty tactics used in court against Dr. Donegan?\nDr. Donegan was asked after her GMC enquiry ended, what had she learned from this experience:\nPerhaps it is that if a parent says, “I’m worried about the safety of vaccination,” they are told, “You don’t understand, you’re not a doctor.”  However if a doctor says, “I’m worried about the safety of vaccination,” they are told, “We’re charging you with ser ious professional misconduct… “\nPlease visit Dr Donegan’s website:\nDr. Jayne L. M. Donegan MBBS DRCOG DCH DFFP MRCGP MFHom\nHolistic GP and Homeopathic Physician\nDr Donegan tours the UK giving lectures to parents about vaccines and how to create health with nutrition, supplements, and homeopathy.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.01591048575937748, 0.02906069904565811, 0.055887192487716675, -0.00335075450129807, -0.05886131152510643, -0.004028921946883202, 0.04695926234126091, 0.04856102541089058, -0.05102437362074852, 0.06932860612869263, 0.00843158457428217, -0.04914413020014763, 0.029981326311826706, 0.01941806823015213, -0.08116656541824341, 0.06805960088968277, 0.07002110034227371, 0.006050939206033945, -0.045880306512117386, 0.04345772787928581, -0.06384699791669846, 0.07656381279230118, 0.09392105787992477, 0.05874727666378021, -0.0007203712593764067, 0.053519800305366516, -0.027408894151449203, -0.02019898034632206, -0.030406886711716652, -0.030024047940969467, -0.012413238175213337, 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(370, 'The pH Secret to . . . Health and Life!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/14/the-ph-secret-to-health-and-life/', 'The pH Secret to . . . Health and Life!\nBy design we are 80% alkaline (blood, organs, tissues, muscles and all body fluids) and by our bodily functions we produce a 20% metabolic acidic waste. Our bodies know how to handle this 80/20 ratio but when the scales are tipped too far we find ourselves in a state of not feeling well. Often our four channels of elimination (urination, defecation, lymphatics and breathing) become over worked, saturated, congested or back up with acidity.\nRemember too, that thoughts, feelings and emotions can produce 2-3x more acid than an acidic food or beverage. The preferred way these toxins exit the body is through our connective tissue and lymphatic system. But when overload happens we become sluggish and waste is not discarded fast enough or properly. This creates physical, emotional and mental issues and symptoms. Symptoms are our body’s way of communicating to us. As long as the body remains in an acidic state we’ll continue to experience disharmony from our natural state of being in various forms of discomfort, illness and dis-ease (distance from our natural state of ease). It shows up in a variety of ‘problems’ as simple as a cold, flus and mood swings or more complicated issues likes viruses, breathing difficulties, allergies, hormonal issues, lymphatic, digestive and endocrine problems, skin sensitivities, sinus issues, swelling, headaches, bowel issues like IBS or in the form of other more severe issues.\nOur body uses its own language, physical, mental and emotional symptoms in order to cue us into making changes for our own well-being. For when the causes are reversed the symptoms are naturally eliminated, the body is programmed for self healing. To help your body and mind return to its natural healthy state, weight, shape and vitality consider pH Nutritional Microscopy and integrating an alkaline lifestyle. Learn how to revitalize and enhance your own health and vitality… the ARE way, “Alkalize Realize Energize”. It’s a self care to health care!\nDonna Porteous, pH Nutritional Microscopist donnadporteous@gmail.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.07223205268383026, -0.05091964825987816, 0.05474447086453438, 0.13134512305259705, 0.014638926833868027, 0.007471478544175625, 0.025680258870124817, 0.06576447933912277, 0.09727616608142853, -0.026102721691131592, -0.043299559503793716, -0.02068439871072769, 0.029908359050750732, 0.05035094544291496, 0.011346381157636642, -0.01725470833480358, 0.029468119144439697, 0.0005192469106987119, -0.10440898686647415, 0.04456586018204689, 0.06270816177129745, 0.057054609060287476, -0.013041977770626545, -0.015339542180299759, -0.08213911205530167, 0.02376263588666916, 0.0484137088060379, -0.07238926738500595, 0.004588904324918985, -0.12343121320009232, 0.05266094207763672, -0.04499094933271408, -0.01019167061895132, -0.07275781035423279, -0.04008737578988075, 0.05442780628800392, -0.06662094593048096, 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(371, 'Will It Light?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/13/will-it-light-2/', 'Prenderá? es una serie de vídeos que nos hace preguntar: ¿Los líquido que bebemos nos dan energía o nos la quita. El Dr. Robert O. Young Ph.D. pone a prueba algunas bebidas para descubrir su potencial de energía. En este vídeo evalúa Cola, café embotellada y cerveza.\nWill it Light? is a video series that asks the question: Will the liquid we drink give us energy or take it away—will the liquid we drink light us up? Dr. Robert O. Young Ph.D. tests beverages to discover their energy giving potential. 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(372, 'Education NOT Vaccination!  Education NOT Legislation!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/12/education-not-vaccination-education-not-legislation/', 'Education NOT Vaccination!  Education NOT Legislation!\nEVERY parent (pro vaccine, anti vaccine, or moderate vaccine) should be ANTI-SB277. PROTECT OUR CHILDREN from the corruption, evil and profit grabbing of Big PHARMA. Period.\nA glimmer of hope for this corrupt, evil bill that seeks to take away OUR rights as parents, in the name of profits and greed. Decisions will be turned over to BIG pharma to decide what’s best for our kids. Don’t ignore this important piece of legislation because you think it’s an ANTI-vax issue. This is not about pro or anti – anything. This is about corrupt and evil people claiming that children can tolerate hundreds, if not thousands, more vaccines, and they’re ready to make our kids lab rats to prove it. Our children have been BOUGHT and SOLD by our Government to PIG PHARMA!, and most of us are sitting around arguing the merits of vaccines. We need to get off our acids and get on the same side here. EVERY parent (pro vaccine, anti vaccine, or moderate vaccine) should be ANTI-SB277. PROTECT OUR CHILDREN from profits. Period.\nPlease watch, like and share the following YouTube video with everyone you know and love:\nWhen you are done watching this video than go to my blog at: http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com and learn the truth about vaccines and the true science of immunity!\nWhen you are done checking out my blog articles on the dangers of vaccines please read Sick and Tired and my article in the back of the book, A Second Thought About Vaccines, Viruses and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis – http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com\nThe baby picture above is a picture of a healthy baby who passed away 48 hours later from being vaccinated.  There was no other way.. 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(373, 'The Big “C” Word!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/12/the-big-c-word-3/', 'Everyone I know of, with a few exceptions are terrified of being told by a traditional medical doctor that they have cancer. The biggest problem is by the time they hear the ‘C’ word it’s usually too late and death by acid or death by treatment is imminent. Many times those who we love and care about never have a fighting chance since this deadly acidic killer of the body fluids has been rotting or breaking down healthy tissues silently for years, with no signs or warning signals until it is too late.\nCancer can be likened to the acids of termites in the way that dietary and metabolic acids slowly and insidiously breakdown and rot your vital organs, bones and many times brain. Many of these acidic cancer victims are described by their friends and family as the ‘PICTURE OF HEALTH’. Your beautiful house looks good on the outside, all the while the acid spray from your lifestyle and diet have literally destroyed it’s very core and it’s now moments away from collapse.\nIn the last 30 years the global cancer burden has doubled, and is estimated to nearly triple by 2030. We must begin to take cancer PREVENTION seriously. 1,638,910 people will be diagnosed with a cancerous condition this year alone. 33% of these individuals will fall victim to this RUTHLESS ACIDIC DESTROYER of health, life and the pursuit of happiness.\nDid you know that most people actually ignore the very ACIDIC symptoms that, if PAID ATTENTION to, could potentially save their lives? They are often ignored because medical doctors never educate their patients as to what a cancerous acidic symptom actually looks like.\nSome of the ignored early acidic symptoms are:\n1. Frequent fevers or outfections 2. Wheezing or shortness of breath 3. Swallowing problems or hoarseness 4. Unexplained weight loss 5. Bowel problems 6. Changes in fingernails 7. Chronic heartburn 8. Unusually heavy or painful periods or bleeding between periods 9. Irritation and inflammation 10. Loss of energy 11. Sore joints and muscles 12. Headaches 13. Light headedness, dizziness, muddled thinking 14. Hardening of the tissues and arteries – induration 15. GERD 16. Acid reflux 17. Skin eruptions 18. Toe or finger nail fungus 19. Craving for ice or cold drinks 20. Sugar and chocolate additions, just to name a few.\nYour body could be talking to you and warning you of ACIDIC danger. Don’t make the costly mistake of not listening.\nHowever, whether or not you’re experiencing any of the above symptoms, you need to read my latest book NOW, Reverse Cancer NOW!\nClick here to order: http://www.phmiracleliving.com/p-636-reverse-cancer-now.aspx\n‘Reverse Cancer NOW’ will show you strategies proven to MASSIVELY decrease your risk of developing a cancerous condition and that will also guard the future of yourself and your loved ones from this THIEF OF LIFE!\nI look forward to sharing this life saving information with you and your family and friends, found in my latest book, ‘Reverse Cancer NOW’! http://www.phoreveryoung.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.06448196619749069, 0.027008380740880966, 0.0012459494173526764, -0.004743365105241537, 0.02563779056072235, 0.011903123930096626, -0.020817803218960762, 0.06016258895397186, 0.014565633609890938, -0.06312486529350281, -0.006347582675516605, 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(374, 'The pH Miracle Mayan Celebrity Cruise with Dr. Robert O. Young October 29th through November 5th, 2015!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/11/the-ph-miracle-mayan-celebrity-cruise-with-dr-robert-o-young-october-29th-through-november-5th-2015/', 'The pH Miracle Mayan Celebrity Cruise with Dr. Robert O. Young October 29th through November 5th, 2015!\nThe pH Miracle Mayan Celebrity Cruise with Dr. Robert O. Young October 29th through November 5th, 2015!\nPlease check out the several cruise options and prices at the end of this article!\nJoin Dr. Robert O. Young and his team of experts on the pH Miracle Mayan Celebrity Cruise Oct 29 to Nov 5, 2015, for an alkalizing healing and fitness vacation that you will never forget.\nThe pH Miracle Mayan Adventure and Alkaline Retreat on the awesome Celebrity Infinity Cruise Ship will include alkaline meals, alkaline exercise with Dr. Young teaching YOU his New Biology and pH Miracle protocol – A NEW WAY OF LIVING, EATING AND THINKING.\nWe will sail TOGETHER from Fort Lauderdale to the Yucatan and Western Caribbean, where we will Sail and Snorkel in Cozumel, experience an authentic Mayan Ceremony in Altun Ha in Belize, Swim with the Dolphins in Roatan, and visit the Chacchoben Mayan Sacred Site and Seven-Color Lake in Costa Maya.\nIn addition to the beautiful ocean view room with balcony, alkalizing food, drinks, snacks, entertainment, daily exercise, swimming and lectures, The pH Miracle Mayan Cruise includes a private one-on-one consultation with Dr. Robert O. Young, diagnostic testing and health and wellness treatments as follows:\n1) Live Blood Cell Analysis with consultation\n2) Dried Blood Cell Analysis with consultation\n3) Non-invasive blood and interstitial chemistries\n4) Functionality testing, including metabolic alkalosis and acidosis\n7) Heavy metal toxicity testing\n8) pHase Angle testing  the  conductivity of the body cells\n9) Intra, Inter and Extra cellular fluid hydration\n10) Non-Invasive Full-Body Ultrasound – a total of seven scans with consultation. All organs and glands will be evaluated anatomically.  We will also scan for any major blockages in the arteries and veins and check for stones, cysts and tumors.\n11) Non-Invasive Full-Body Thermography with consultation\n12) Non-Invasive Full-Body 3-D Electro-Bio Scan with consultation\n13) EKG and homocysteine levels.\n14) Hemoglobin and Hematocrit blood testing.\n17) Lipid and cholesterol testing.\n18) Lymphatic system and lymph node testing.\n19) The pH Miracle Nutritional Cruise Pack of alkalizing supplements\n20) Three 90 minute lymphatic massages.\n21) Bio-electrical lymphatic drainage for detoxing lymph nodes\n23) Aqua-chi foot baths – 2 treatments\n24) Emotional clearing and release of emotions blockages\n25) Complete 100 page report including lifestyle and dietary recommendations\n26) Bonus: Comprehensive, Classical Homeopathic Constitutional Consultation with Dr. Mitchell A. Fleisher, M.D., D.Ht., D.A.B.F.M., Dc.A.B.C.T.\nThe Comprehensive, Classical Homeopathic Constitutional Consultation includes :\n*Very detailed, in-depth, careful analysis of all the physical, emotional and mental symptoms that a person is experiencing, which limit their life in any way.\n*Comprehensive analysis of the fundamental, bio-energetic and biochemical basis for an individual’s symptom pattern, and what is essential for their deepest possible healing.\n*Prescription of the true, Homeopathic Constitutional Simillimum (the most similar, deepest healing, Homeopathic remedy), which acts as a very safe, gentle, but powerful, bio-energetic catalyst stimulating the innate, God-given, defense mechanism to bring about profound healing of the mind and body on all levels, and which also allows all other holistic therapeutic interventions to work more effectively.  This Test and Consultation  is an additional $1200 add-on.\nDAY DATE PORT ARRIVE DEPART Thu Oct 29 Fort Lauderdale, FL 4:30pm 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(375, 'The pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse with Dr. Robert O. Young', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/11/the-ph-miracle-14-day-whole-body-cleanse-with-dr-robert-o-young/', 'The pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse with Dr. Robert O. Young\nThe Cleanse Starts Wednesday, you still have time to enroll and join us on the life-changing experience!!!\nThe pH MIRACLE® 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse\nThis Group Cleanse consists of Daily Classroom Calls and Nightly Calls with Expert Guest Speakers April 15th – 28th, 2015 Hosted by: Lori & Glenn Stone, & Brian Claypool\nYour body is a MIRACLE! It’s time to treat it like one.\nThe human body is a miracle designed to operate with effortless ease when its properly supported. Trillions of cells functioning and working in harmony together to support the miles of arteries, organs and tissues. Most take for granted all of these functions as they happen automatically without much conscious awareness on our part. They take better care of their cars and possessions than they do their own bodies. Health is our birthright but like all rights it requires responsibility. When we take the right actions we can correct imbalances and heal ourselves. The secret key to health is alkalizing energizing. There is nothing more important to health than the environment we create in our body. By supporting this alkaline design you allow your mind and body to function optimally. You are working with the bodies biochemistry, not against it. This is what happens when people adopt an alkaline lifestyle on the pH Miracle cleanse. Their bodies regenerate, heal and become stronger than ever. They achieve new levels of well-being they never thought imaginable, many eliminated pain and health challenges they have had for years. The testimonials continue to flood in from people throughout the world who are participating on the cleanse. If you are seeking to achieve more health, more energy, more balance and more wellness in any aspect of your life, the pH Miracle provides you with a powerful and proven program for attaining your God given potential. Join us now and transform your life by enrolling in the pH Miracle 14 Day Whole Body Cleanse. Give yourself the gift that keeps on giving.\nLearn the Alkaline Live-It Program from the leaders at the pH Miracle Cleanse\nLori, Glenn & Brian have over 17 years experience facilitating these cleanses for our alkaline community in the US and throughout the world. We are offering you an amazing opportunity to gain profound knowledge of the pH Miracle science, lifestyle and live-it program. We have also put together a list of many amazing expert guest speakers who will join us throughout the cleanse. These guests will all speak on a range of important holistic health subjects that will help you to accelerate your whole body detoxification, healing and more. The program itself is over 28 calls including daily cleanse classrooms and nightly calls. These calls are also recorded and archived for your convenience to listen to on your computer, smart phone or MP3 player at any time. Enroll Now and join us on this life changing experience. These are just a few of the many benefits that you will receive when you enroll for the cleanse.\nA 30 Minute Complimentary Coaching Call to discuss your products and individual requirements.\nThe Daily Cleanse Classroom where you can interact with other cleanse members, instructors and get all of your questions answered.\nEvening Cleanse Call Including Expert Guest Speakers. Audio Recordings of each call will be provided.\nCleanse Companion 65 Page Ebook – Your Comprehensive Guide to the pH Miracle Cleanse\nAdditional Educational Support, Resources, Documents and Information\n*Enroll in the cleanse and receive 20% off the pH Miracle products on the cleanse website\n**Refer 2 People and Receive Your Cleanse 50% Off! Refer 3 People and Receive Your Cleanse Free!\nEnroll Now Complimentary Pre-Cleanse Kick-off Calls Please join us for any or all of our complimentary kick-off calls prior to the next cleanse. During these calls we will  discuss the various ways to do the cleanse including the best ways to prepare, which products to use and how to get the most out of this life changing experience. We will also answer your questions at the end of the call.\nOur Final Pre-Cleanse Call Is This Sunday!!!\nDuring this Free Call you will learn:\nLearn the pH Miracle® New Biology™ in a practical and easy to understand way.\nLearn the various ways to cleanse from a lifestyle shift to the complete liquid feast.\nLearn which foods, drinks and supplements to move towards and which to move away from.\nLearn how supporting the alkaline design of your body enables the detoxification process to occur.\nLearn some strategies on how to create healthy delicious alkaline meals 70/30.\nLearn how to naturally support your immune system while avoiding any of the flu like symptomologies.\nLearn how to transform your mind body and soul into the alkaline way of living, eating and thinking.\nThe full price of the cleanse is $454, which is a huge value considering all of the support and knowledge that you are going to gain during this period. You will receive more coaching, support and education than you ever have in adopting the pH Miracle alkaline lifestyle. We are running a Special Early-Bird Discount of $75 OFF for a total of $379 if you Enroll Anytime before Midnight March 7th, 2015. Enroll Now and Transform Your Life , you’ll be so glad you did. $379* *Full Price is $454. EarlyBird Special Discount – $75 OFF Discount Ends 3/7/15 Enroll Now\nJust a few of our many pH Miracle® Cleanse Testimonials\nLeighanne D. I just want to say how much of a gift to the universe you all are and I extend that to Dr Young. I cannot thank you enough for your energy, your passion, your knowledge, your love and for this opportunity to be your student. Words just do not express my gratitude to each of you.\nRosalie E. I just want to let you know guys that I had a problem with my eyesight at night time. After a week of the cleanse, my eyesight has been much clearer and not needing my glasses at night time. I am able to drive without my glasses at night  Isn’t that amazing?\nCorinne F. “You guys rock!”  That’s the way I feel about you three and this cleanse. I am learning so much from you all and your passion for this lifestyle is contagious!!\nJane H. You guys are amazing coaches and I am so glad that Tim and I chose to do this cleanse. We learned so much and feel and look so much better! I will join you again on the next cleanse. Thank you!!!\n*Receive 20% off all pHMiracleCleanse.com packs and products except for pH Strips, Oils & Books good until May 8th, 2015 ** Referrals must enroll in the cleanse first.\nThis cleanse and information, materials, documents, and products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Before starting this program please be sure to check with your physician or health care practitioner.\nTo learn more about Dr. Robert and Shelley Young’s Science visit: www.articlesofhealth.blogspot.com\nThe pH Miracle | info@phmiracleliving.com | Robert Young | 16390 Dia Del Sol | Valley Center, CA 92082\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.03555348888039589, 0.014538245275616646, 0.12372775375843048, 0.009650570340454578, -0.015864335000514984, -0.024883344769477844, 0.002759004710242152, 0.03641371801495552, -0.04015311226248741, -0.01999201811850071, -0.00022837528376840055, 0.0279536172747612, -0.010994046926498413, 0.02840176783502102, -0.02471047267317772, -0.021541137248277664, 0.02655024081468582, 0.0026931921020150185, -0.12620097398757935, 0.06266787648200989, 0.034378957003355026, -0.006875057704746723, 0.045444048941135406, 0.023144057020545006, -0.047289714217185974, 0.07397127151489258, 0.020427817478775978, 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Young and his team of experts on the pH Miracle Mayan Celebrity Cruise Oct 29 to Nov 5, 2015, for an alkalizing healing and fitness vacation that you will never forget.\nThe pH Miracle Mayan Adventure and Alkaline Retreat on the awesome Celebrity Infinity Cruise Ship will include alkaline meals, alkaline exercise with Dr. Young teaching YOU his New Biology and pH Miracle protocol – A NEW WAY OF LIVING, EATING AND THINKING.\nWe will sail TOGETHER from Fort Lauderdale to the Yucatan and Western Caribbean, where we will Sail and Snorkel in Cozumel, experience an authentic Mayan Ceremony in Altun Ha in Belize, Swim with the Dolphins in Roatan, and visit the Chacchoben Mayan Sacred Site and Seven-Color Lake in Costa Maya.\nFor more information or to book your reservation call: 760 484 1075 or 760 751 8321, phmiraclelife@gmail.com\nIn addition to alkalizing food, drink, snacks, entertainment, daily exercise and lectures, The pH Miracle Mayan Cruise includes a private one-on-one consultation with Dr. Robert O. Young, diagnostic testing and health and wellness treatments as follows:\n1) Live Blood Cell Analysis with consultation\n2) Dried Blood Cell Analysis with consultation\n3) Non-invasive blood and interstitial chemistries\n4) Functionality testing, including metabolic alkalosis and acidosis\n7) Heavy metal toxicity testing\n8) pHase Angle testing  the  conductivity of the body cells\n9) Intra, Inter and Extra cellular fluid hydration\n10) Non-Invasive Full-Body Ultrasound – a total of seven scans with consultation\n11) Non-Invasive Full-Body Thermography with consultation\n12) Non-Invasive Full-Body 3-D Electro-Bio Scan with consultation\n14) Hemoglobin and Hematocrit blood testing.\n17) Lipid and cholesterol testing.\n18) The pH Miracle Nutritional Cruise Pack of alkalizing supplements\n19) Three 90 minute lymphatic massages.\n20) Complete 100 page report including lifestyle and dietary recommendations\nDAY DATE PORT ARRIVE DEPART Thu Oct 29 Fort Lauderdale, FL 4:30pm Fri Oct 30 At Sea 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(377, 'How Do School Lunches Around The World Look?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/10/how-do-school-lunches-around-the-world-look/', 'How Do School Lunches Around The World Look?\nIt’s important that growing children eat healthy, but judging by the appearances of some school lunches out there, it doesn’t seem like schools like to deliver the goods. But the Sweetgreen restaurant chain released a series of school lunch comparisons from countries around the world, giving us a look at how culture and geography can affect the diversity and healthfulness of school lunches.\nFrom a US or UK perspective, the school lunches in many other countries seem mouth-wateringly fresh and varied. The lunches from Brazil and South Korea especially stood out for their delicious-looking variety. In other countries, unfortunately, lunch ladies have earned reputations as distributors of foul, toxic concoctions.\nLet us know in the comments – which lunch looks the best to you? 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(378, 'Ultrasound Narrows Which Breast Cancer Patients Need Lymph Nodes Removed', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/09/ultrasound-narrows-which-breast-cancer-patients-need-lymph-nodes-removed/', 'Ultrasound Narrows Which Breast Cancer Patients Need Lymph Nodes Removed\nIn the past, when breast cancer was discovered to have spread to the lymph nodes under the arm, surgeons routinely removed all of them. Taking out all of those lymph nodes may cause arm swelling called lymphedema and limit the arm’s range of motion.\nThe current study finds that repeating ultrasound after chemotherapy is a sound way to help determine whether surgeons should remove only a few lymph nodes and test them for cancer, sparing patients whose sentinel nodes are cancer-free the removal of all nodes in the armpit, or take out all of the nodes, Dr. Boughey says.\n“Our goal here is really to try to get away from, ‘Every patient with breast cancer needs these drugs, and this amount of chemotherapy and this surgery,’ and instead to personalize surgical treatment based on how the patient responds to chemotherapy,” Dr. Boughey says.\nAvoiding complete underarm lymph node removal when possible means fewer women will experience the complications that can accompany that surgery, and avoiding those side effects should also save health care costs, she says.\n“That’s one of the really nice things about giving chemotherapy up front: It allows us to be less invasive with surgery, both in terms of breast surgery and lymph node surgery, and to tailor treatment based on response to chemotherapy,” Dr. Boughey says.\nMost patients with lymph node-positive breast cancer receive radiation treatment after surgery. A new study is under way for men and women with breast cancer whose underarm lymph nodes are still positive for cancer after chemotherapy. It will evaluate which is more effective: removing all of those nodes, or leaving the nodes and treating them with radiation, Dr. Boughey says.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.06026217341423035, 0.028437478467822075, 0.11727465689182281, -0.006160623859614134, 0.04402714595198631, -0.042468275874853134, 0.01671157404780388, 0.0009720846428535879, -0.0011487782467156649, -0.05720769613981247, -0.012250617146492004, 0.0989585593342781, 0.07954690605401993, -0.02813163585960865, 0.005077904090285301, 0.00714313006028533, 0.06777740269899368, -0.019281543791294098, 0.018397126346826553, 0.008986169472336769, -0.0240695271641016, -0.05975227430462837, 0.021375980228185654, 0.0951429083943367, 0.054666053503751755, -0.13400721549987793, -0.08543930947780609, -0.033784832805395126, 0.006759165786206722, -0.028124075382947922, 0.017563097178936005, 0.014260373078286648, -0.019159987568855286, -0.024244798347353935, 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(379, 'Vaccines – A License to Kill! – California Infant Dies after 8 Vaccines, Family Gets Him Back from Hospital Cremated', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/08/vaccines-a-license-to-kill-california-infant-dies-after-8-vaccines-family-gets-him-back-from-hospital-cremated/', 'Vaccines – A License to Kill! – California Infant Dies after 8 Vaccines, Family Gets Him Back from Hospital Cremated\nVaccinations – A License to Kill!\nThis harrowing story is a heartbreaking reminder that vaccines can be lethal. Parents shall maintain the rights to choose what medical interventions they feel are safe for their child.\nAs long as vaccine manufacturers avoid doing causation studies, as long as this data doesn’t exist, health officials and published vaccine-promoting, peer-reviewed literature can state there is no proof vaccines cause injuries or even death. How can a medical examiner be sure of which vaccine caused a person’s health to decline when multiple vaccines are given at a time? Overstimulating the immune system via vaccination can lead to a fatal outcome. Since it is proven difficult to narrow down which vaccine contributed to a child’s death after vaccination, giving numerous or combination vaccines should be a concern.\nBottom-line true immunity comes from managing and maintaining the alkaline design of the body fluids with a plant-based alkaline diet NOT by poisoning with highly acidic vaccines!\nCalifornia Infant Dies after 8 Vaccines, Family Gets Him Back from Hospital Cremated\nCalifornia Infant Dies after 8 Vaccines, Family Gets Him Back from Hospital Cremated\nParents in California are distraught after losing their infant son after being vaccinated. He died in his sleep and was taken to the hospital already deceased. Hospital staff ruled his death as sudden infant death syndrome. The couple was told an autopsy was required to be performed on their son.\nAfter returning home, waiting to get an update, they never received one. Numerous phone calls were made to get answers. Weeks went by. Finally, they received verbal confirmation and told their son was best not to be seen prior to being cremated, because of the condition he was in. Once cremated, they could pick up the remains of their child from the crematory. They were not given the chance to say their goodbyes.\nMore than one year and four months have passed and the family has yet to receive his autopsy report. It turns out their son was given a vaccine not approved for his age and an extra dose of the hepatitis B vaccine that he shouldn’t have received until later on.\nThis harrowing story is a reminder that vaccines can be lethal. Parents shall maintain the rights to choose what medical interventions they feel are safe for their child. After all, they are the ones who have to live with the consequences.\n“Our sweet little fussy bear Matthew Gage Downing-Powers was born healthy on April 26, 2013. In the hospital, he was given the Hepatitis B vaccine after birth. That’s what they do here in the United States and what the CDC recommends newborns receive, following the current schedule. His reactions to the shot were deemed normal and I have older children that have been fully vaccinated, so I was aware of what to expect.\nI took Matthew in for his 2 month well baby checkup on July 2, 2013. During this appointment, he was given 8 vaccines for DTaP (3 in 1), Polio, Hib, Hep B, Pneumococcal PCV and the oral Rotavirus vaccine. Then I was late getting him to his 4 month checkup. I brought him as soon as I was able.\nOn Monday October 7, 2013, when Matthew was 5 ½ month’s old, I brought him in for his 4 month delayed visit. The doctor said they could get him caught up on his shots. I thought ok, you can do that. Matthew received 8 vaccines, DTaP, Polio, Hib, Pneumococcal, Hep B and Hep A. These would be the last vaccines he would ever receive.\nAfter the shots, he didn’t have a fever or a low grade one. We didn’t give him Tylenol. He was just grumpy and crying some. We checked him every hour. His temperature stayed normal but he wasn’t his happy go lucky self. All my kids got grumpy after their shots.\nI didn’t call the doctor on Tuesday. I knew these were typical behaviors after the kids received the vaccines. He is my 4th son. We had our other 3 vaccinated and knew what to expect.\nI thought I would give it another day to see if he was still grumpy but we didn’t get to the next day. Matthew was gone by then. He was found lifeless. He went to bed that Tuesday night and my husband found him Wednesday morning.\nMy husband Zack and I both performed CPR on our son and so did my dad and step mom. He had some light pinkish-brown tinged mucous coming from his nose and mouth. I wasn’t willing to believe he was gone. None of us were willing to give up on him.\nMy husband called 911 but they were taking so long. I ran my baby to the hospital that was a 2 blocks away. I took him to Needles hospital which is called Colorado River Medical Center in Needles, CA. The hospital also did CPR on him and said he died of SIDS, soon after I brought him in. He had been gone for hours they said. They told me he passed sometime between 11 PM (after he was put to bed) and 7 AM Wednesday morning (shortly before he was found).\nMy life has been full of heartache since we lost our baby. That was the worst day of my life, seeing my son that way but still believing he would come back to me.\nHospital staff said I would be under investigation and it was California law when a baby passes, to undergo an autopsy. From the hospital in Needles, Matthew was transferred from that hospital to the coroner’s office, in San Bernardino, CA. We had chosen to have Matthew cremated at a funeral home in San Bernardino.\nAfter leaving Matthew at the hospital, we were told to go home and wait for an update when the autopsy would be done. We planned to see him at the funeral home we picked out, after deciding we would have him cremated. I was told I’d be informed when the autopsy was to be done and when it would be completed and that I could view him before being cremated.\nI didn’t write down the names of the staff members I left my son with. I didn’t think of that when it happened. But I should have. No one called me to inform me what was going on. I called numerous times and kept getting the runaround. Absolutely no one would give me answers.\nWeeks went by before I received a call back. By this time, I was informed Matthew was not in a condition I’d want to remember him in. I felt helpless and convinced I should sign a paper letting them cremate him. Prior to this, the funeral home confirmed the remains were Matthew’s. They asked me what urn I would like and then confirmed it was him. I also sent a picture of him, to make sure.\nMatthew didn’t get brought back to our home in Needles, California until November 20, 2013. A month and a half after he passed away.\nI don’t think they cremated him before telling me but part of me feels they did, to cover up his death. I will never know but my instincts tell me something was being hidden. I think the funeral home did a nice job, they were very patient with me, they understood why I kept calling them so many times, to see if somebody there could tell me what happened to my son’s body.\nI didn’t know where my sons body was. I didn’t know what was going on at the coroner’s office. I was never notified whatsoever and to be honest, I was really flipping out. I wanted to know what was going on with my baby and what answers did they have for me so far.\nThe coroner was informed of the vaccines Matthew had just received. I had even asked the coroner if it was possible the vaccines killed my son. The coroner straight lied to my face, or more, over the phone, saying that no, it was not the vaccinations that killed him.\nThere was only one time they contacted me and that was over how many people had done CPR on him. And that was the last time I heard from them.\nI did contact him after we had received his death certificate saying pending investigation still and I asked if they had finished with his autopsy report. They told me no. I called once more and they told me that they couldn’t give me anymore information and that I would have to call the coroner’s office here in Needles, California. I have done that and still no answer, no nothing.\nThe coroner said it wasn’t my fault and sometimes this just happens. I couldn’t believe what I was just told.\nIt took me a long time to speak up and share my story because of this pain. I decided to come forward because I don’t want Matthew to die in vain because of vaccine manufacturers not doing a better job making safer vaccines, before pushing them onto unsuspecting parents and their innocent babies they view as profitable beings.\nWhy are infants getting so many at one time? Has it been proven it’s safe to give these kids all the vaccines they are shooting them up with during these well baby checkups? From what I’ve learned since all of this, the answer is no.\nLater, I learned two of the vaccines given at his last appointment, should not have been given to him. Babies are not supposed to be given the Hepatitis A vaccine until at least 1 year of age and this was given to Matthew at 5 1/2 months old.\nI also learned he was given the third dose of Hepatitis B too soon. Matthew wasn’t supposed to get that until his next visit during the 6 month checkup which would’ve also been delayed to space out the shots, because we were late getting him the 4 month vaccines.\nI think it was right after the funeral I learned that they had given him the Hep A vaccine too soon. When I had learned this, it killed me. I started blaming my self and still do because I never took the time to know what vaccines were supposed be given to a child, at what month, how many doses, etc.\nI do understand he could’ve been taken sooner even if the correct vaccines were given on the schedule. It’s just something I live with.\nIt’s been over a year and four months since Matthew passed on October 9, 2013 and I still haven’t gotten the autopsy report that I told them I wanted a copy of. I keep getting the run around!\nI went the doctor’s office recently and found out the nurse that injected Matthew is no longer working there. I was told she got fired because she didn’t know what she was doing when giving vaccines.\nI said to the office if it turns out his death was because of her ignorance, I will be going after them all. My son shouldn’t have died because you guys were too lazy to train her to give vaccines properly. They didn’t even apologize to me. I’m just beyond angry at this point. I can’t wait to get my answers.\nThey said my baby is the only one who had passed away since she started working, until the end of her working. Who knows if that is true? There could’ve been more lives taken and they wouldn’t admit it.\nI want to tell other parents, they say vaccinations are safe, but in reality, they aren’t.\nAsk questions and know which vaccines they plan to give to your baby. Know the risks associated with all of the vaccines they plan to give during the checkup. And remember, it’s your choice. It’s your child. And whatever you do, don’t let them mix the vaccines into one needle or give them so many at once because if you don’t think this won’t harm your child, then look at the child I lost. It is possible.\nMatthew was given DTaP, IPV, Hib, PCV, Hep B and Hep A in 3 shots, one in his right arm and two in his left leg.\nNow I’m pregnant with my 5th child. I have to stay strong. I have too. I have to remain less stressed for my family and during my pregnancy. I have 3 boys, a hubby and soon my rainbow baby, all counting on me, to hold this family together.\nIn all honesty though, sometimes I feel so overwhelmed because I miss Matthew so much and people are so unaware how often vaccines take the lives of infants. I’m beyond angry that this has happened to my baby. And scared it can happen again with the kids I do have. And that I’ll be forced to vaccinate this unborn baby.\nA bill was currently put forth by our California state politicians to take away my right to exempt my children from further vaccines due to personal beliefs. If this passes, this would take my parental right away, to choose vaccinating my children in the future. What they should do is create a new exemption for parents to file that took one for the team! We should be able to opt out for that reason alone.\nWas it not enough Matthew was taken? He should be honored by these people but instead, they deny his existence by pushing bills that slap parents in the face that have lost their child to vaccines or to those parents with vaccine injured children. Maybe if they would make safer vaccines, more would want to get them.\nMy son was injected with 8 vaccines, if you don’t know what is in them, learn! When I did, I was shocked and mad at myself for not questioning this before. Matthew is the reason I opened my eyes, to see what vaccines can really do to a baby, let alone anyone. I’m not the only one who believes vaccines are not what they claim they are. I really hope this opens parent’s eyes who do vaccinate their children.\nMy older son is having a hard time, my second son said he is afraid of the shots now and my third son is 3 years old, he just knows his baby brother is gone. As for my hubby, he keeps it in, so it’s kind of hard to know what he is feeling.\nTo this day, I still haven’t received his autopsy report. They keep giving me the run around. So the investigation is still pending. I have filed a report with the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS). I’ve learned they sometimes don’t follow up with parents, which prevents them from reporting a reaction. Until I receive an autopsy report, it makes it difficult to file a claim with the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (NVICP). I feel they are stalling us because the time frame to file when you lose a child to vaccines is 2 years, it’s going on a 1 ½ years for us. We won’t give up. My son should still be here.\nHis shot records don’t lie! They shouldn’t cover up these reactions to vaccines these kids suffer from. They should not stifle parents from pursuing the already time consuming and deterring recourse they’ve set up, talking about the vaccine injury compensation program.\nSince I looked into this more, I’ve learned how common it is for babies to die right after getting vaccinated. I just want it to be known that this can happen and I hope mothers ask questions first, before handing their child over to get shot up. How many of us moms helped hold our own child down, to keep them restrained while being vaccinated, knowing we helped them hurt our own?\nMatthew’s death was a high price to pay in the name of preventing any of these diseases my kid would’ve been fine dealing with.\nThere are a lot more parents out there like me. Some don’t come forward due to fact they are afraid of what people would say. Sometimes people can be really cruel and not understand what parents like me go through.\nI just want his story to be told. My hubby and I say thank you to everyone lending their support. We are so blessed to have the short time we had with our little fussy bear. I hope sharing this will help mothers know it can happen.\nDon’t disrespect parents like me, who have lost their child to vaccines. And don’t disrespect parents of living vaccine injured children. Our rights to choose these medical interventions need to be preserved. It is beyond disturbing that bought politicians think they can choose what gets injected into our children. They don’t care about your child’s health. Clearly many are dying and getting injured from these vaccines and they turn a blind eye. That should tell you something.\nI miss my baby so much. A huge part of me was taken when he was. I cannot let this happen again. I cannot put my other children at risk of being vaccine injured any longer.\nMatthew took one for the team and his life didn’t matter to those wanting to strip my rights to opt out of further vaccinating. Why does he not matter? Why do mild cases involving the measles get reported all over the news, but not babies dying after getting the MMR shot or other vaccinations? Why don’t the vaccine injured children matter?\nWe miss and love you so much Matthew. You are always thought of every day. 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(380, 'Humanity’s Greatest Challenge On Earth Today: Adapt or Die', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/07/humanitys-greatest-challenge-today-adapt-or-die/', 'Humanity’s Greatest Challenge On Earth Today: Adapt or Die\nIt’s amazing that scientists today have to resort to such obvious headlines such as “ without water we die ” but they do I believe because the majority of society simply does not get it and simply go about their daily lives, as normal, as if there were no crisis.\nWhat is the Number 1 crisis on Earth today?\nCalifornia has only 1 year of water reserves left, and before you say well I don’t live in California that’s where 99% of most US produce comes from. Beyond California’s warning sign humanity’s alarm bell tolls loudly in Sao Paulo , the world’s 12th largest city, which has only 2 months water reserves left leaving millions with only a few hours of access to water each day.\nSimply, burning fossil fuels like coal that contributes 44% of annual CO2 emissions or oil at 33%. CO2 is a GHG trapping heat in our atmosphere . This is not theory this is fact and it’s going to get worse before it gets better as the fast retreating ice sheets (alarming video) expose and release methane gas which is 21x worse than CO2 as a GHG. We’re not cavemen anymore. Blatant burning & consumption of resources, as if there is no consequence, is destroying our planet.\nAs a species we are now in uncharted waters. Never before since man walked the Earth have CO2 levels been this high. In over 800,000 years of ice core records atmospheric CO2 levels have averaged approximately 280 PPM. On May 9, 2013 the 1st daily recording of 400 PPM was reached. As of this February we’re now averaging monthly over 400 PPM of atmospheric CO2. It’s as if we foolishly believe we are separate from the planet and ecosystem instead of a part of this beautiful world.\nWhilst some try to confuse the global warming debate it can simply be expressed in these terms: Plants consume 26% of global CO2 emissions, our oceans 24% and our atmosphere 50%. Quite simply we are creating more CO2 than plants & trees can absorb. The remaining CO2 accumulates in our atmosphere trapping heat whilst the rest is absorbed by our oceans acidifying them in the process. Those of you that understand  the importance of alkalinity to human, animal and plant health know the dangers of this alarming acidic trend .\nLife will go on but whether man survives remains to be seen and depends on how we react to this crisis. Humanity now faces it’s greatest challenge. The signs are all there heeding us to change our parasitical acidic ways to a symbiotic and sustainable alkaline way of living.\nWill we choose to do so is the question?\nThe path ahead is clear: adapt or die. Not tomorrow but today. No longer can we as individuals, corporations or governments afford to ignore the affects of 150 years of fossil fuel use, nor can we continue with business as usual. The effects of fossil fuel use will continue to increase the CO2 levels of the planet and negatively affect our climate and the future of thousands of species, including ours. We now have the choice of business as usual and the continued burning of dirty fossil fuels and the acidic polluting of the planet, or renewable and sustainable alternatives from solar or wind.\nArterran Renewables : Our Future Is Green. Please do your part in creating a sustainable alkaline tomorrow. Live symbiotically with our planet. 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(381, 'Body Chemistry and Health – An Interview of Dr. Robert O. Young by George Noory', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/06/body-chemistry-and-health-an-interview-of-dr-robert-o-young-by-george-noory/', 'Body Chemistry and Health – An Interview of Dr. Robert O. Young by George Noory\nHere is the link for the interview of Dr. Robert O. Young by George Noory of Coast to Coast http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2013/02/05\nYoung outlined dietary practices that can increase the alkaline level of the body, suggesting that we eat food, not because of its caloric value, but for its electric potential and life force energy. For him, this means a lot of green and raw foods and drinks (which are high in chlorophyll) like parsley, cucumber, spinach, broccoli, hemp, and avocados. Drinking water treated to be more alkaline is another helpful practice, he said, noting that there are ionizers that can create this, or people can buy drops to add to their water.\nIncreasing the consumption of green foods is the best way to build health in our bodies, “cause if we want healthy bodies, we have to build healthy blood,” he said. Young further recommended that people get healthy amounts of salt in their diet to stay alkaline. Salts help to support the stomach, which pulls sodium, water, and carbon dioxide from the blood to form sodium bicarbonate which alkalizes the food we’ve eaten, and neutralizes acids from metabolism, he explained.\nWebsite(s): phmiracleliving.com phoreveryoung.com phoreveryoung.wordpress.com Video(s): pH Miracle Center on You Tube Book(s): Sick and Tired? The pH Miracle book 1 The pH Miracle book 2 revised and updated The pH Miracle for Weight Loss The pH Miracle for Diabetes The pH Miracle for Cancer The pH Miracle for Heart Disease Reverse Cancer Now Back to the House of Health books I and II\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.013408255763351917, 0.02061314880847931, 0.03166039660573006, 0.04560268670320511, -0.030060546472668648, 0.004616380203515291, 0.0580160990357399, 0.04270334169268608, -0.0530659519135952, 0.009002158418297768, -0.007224521599709988, -0.04753552004694939, -0.030795671045780182, -0.009672120213508606, 0.048200007528066635, 0.007152301259338856, 0.0775570347905159, 0.09118826687335968, -0.10428767651319504, -0.03805785998702049, -0.029361316934227943, -0.003995753359049559, 0.04395255818963051, -0.01953078992664814, 0.022270536050200462, 0.0287547055631876, 0.08145345747470856, -0.06548348814249039, -0.02859046310186386, -0.03159018233418465, 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(382, 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Type I Diabetes!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/04/03/a-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-type-i-diabetes/', 'A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Type I Diabetes!\nToday is Jakob’s 8th birthday. Jakob was diagnosed with Type I diabetes and was taking daily insulin shots to regulate his blood sugar levels. Now he is following Dr. Robert O. Young’s pH Miracle for Diabetes Protocol as outlined in The pH Miracle for Diabetes. It has NOW been 241 days since Jakob needed a single daily insulin shot. His blood sugar levels have been normal for over 8 months. He is a very happy and healthy boy now. And his parents are even more happy that they have a happy and healthy boy free from high blood sugars and the daily insulin shots! I am also happy for Jakob and his family. You know who is not happy about Jakob’s self-cure from Type I Diabetes and wants Dr Young’s protocol suppressed?\nIn the words of Martin Luther King, Jr., “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” The Self-Care to a Self-Cure for diabetes matters.\nAs long as I am alive i will continue to proclaim to all the World to all who will listen to the truth that there is a natural non-invasive, drug-free, self-cure for Type I, Type II and Type III diabetes, for heart disease and for cancer.\nThere is a natural non-invasive, drug-free, self-care to a self-cure for ALL sickness and disease. No child needs to be diabetic if the child and his or her parents are willing to follow The pH Miracle for Diabetes Protocol. UNDERSTAND?\nIf you have Type I, II or III diabetes or know someone who has diabetes and is insulin dependent, the pH Miracle for Diabetes Protocol will begin the process of your/their Self-Care to a Self-Cure regardless of how long you’ve/they’ve been doing diabetes! Understand?\nStand-up for health freedom! Education NOT Medication! Health Care NOT Sick Care! Read and share the truth with your family and friends. Juvenile diabetes is a world-wide epidemic and we NOW know the cause and we have the self-cure. Every child with diabetes can be healed.\nRemember it is YOUR Body, YOUR LIFE and YOUR CHOICE. YOU MUST BE THE CHANGE AND THE CURE YOU WANT TO SEE!\nFor more information of reversing Type I, II and III diabetes go to: http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com , http://www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.08477234840393066, 0.04793029651045799, 0.018959058448672295, 0.031583912670612335, 0.018245216459035873, -0.026015961542725563, 0.09819868206977844, 0.10171231627464294, -0.0001200338956550695, -0.01132636796683073, -0.04473618045449257, 0.06692039221525192, -0.11569304019212723, 0.0132021838799119, -0.039072297513484955, 0.00986015796661377, -0.03509247303009033, -0.03469914570450783, -0.03561626002192497, 0.06724768131971359, -0.027223093435168266, 0.044694822281599045, 0.11315551400184631, 0.06696505099534988, -0.07945245504379272, -0.009716526605188847, 0.07072190195322037, -0.09688249975442886, -0.016440020874142647, -0.04377466067671776, 0.016861077398061752, -0.026877155527472496, 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(383, '20 Behaviors and/or Attributes of Physically, Mentally and Spiritually Strong People!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/30/18-behaviors-of-mentally-and-physically-strong-people/', '20 Behaviors and/or Attributes of Physically, Mentally and Spiritually Strong People!\nPeople who are mentally and physically strong and well adjusted are different in a number of ways. Very often, the best way to learn from such people is to observe what actions and behaviors they avoid. Here are the top lifestyle and dietary choices to follow if you want to be mentally and physically strong.\nTo learn more read Sick and Tired and The pH Miracle by Dr. Robert O. 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(384, 'Short-Term Benefits and Long-Term Damage Ingesting Probiotics, Antibiotics and Enzymes', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/29/questions-on-probiotics-antibiotics-and-enzymes-2/', 'Short-Term Benefits and Long-Term Damage Ingesting Probiotics, Antibiotics and Enzymes\nQuestion: This next question Dr. Young is very important. I’ve talked to you a little bit the last couple of days about this question. It is in regards to the supplementation of probiotics and digestive enzymes. They both have strong anecdotal and seemingly clinical positive results. Is it harmful to take a tablespoon of enzymes with a quart of alkalizing greens, and do enzymes have a beneficial effect for the body?\nDr. Young: Taking probiotics and enzymes can have perceived health benefits with many long-term harmful effects.\nProbiotics and enzymes are acidifying to the body and therefore should not be ingested for long periods of time.\nProbiotics are biological transformations of what use to be healthy organized matter into bacteria, yeast and/or mold. All bacteria is the evidence of matter fermenting and breaking down to adapt to a changing acidic environment. There is no such thing as healthy bacteria. All bacteria including the ones found in the body and especially in the small and large intestines are morbid evolutions of putrefying plant and/or animal food and/or body cells. My theory is to keep your alimentary canal clear, clean, free of cellular debris and all bacteria, yeast or mold. This would be the healthy alkaline state of the small and large bowel.\nWhen one is constipated with undigested animal flesh in the small and/or large intestine, acidic probiotics and enzymes may help to breakdown this undigested protein. This may provide for temporary relief with better bowel elimination. This may be the only benefit from ingesting these potentially harmful acidic supplements.\nThe reason I suggest probiotics and enzymes are potentially harmful is they can also damage healthy cells and tissues, including the delicate intestinal villi. The intestinal villi, line the wall of approximately 27 feet of the small intestine, increasing the surface area to over 7,200 square feet. I call the intestinal villi of the small intestine the root system of the body. The intestinal villi are like plant roots and can be damaged by acidic food, drink, bacteria, yeast, mold, enzymes, probiotics, and antibiotics. Bottom-line, when you ingest enzymes and/or probiotics you may gain short-term benefits (the breakdown of undigested matter from meat and dairy) but you may also incur long-term damage to the root system of your body – the breakdown of the intestinal villi.\nAs I have mentioned, enzymes are acids. The word “enzyme” itself means “ferment”. It is a Greek word. When you understand that enzymes are all acids, and that most of America is congested or constipated to a lesser or greater degree, any enzyme ingested may help break down some of the undigested food in the 9 yards of the intestine. This undigested food, (meat), which rarely completely breaks down on its own, comes from chicken, beef, turkey or fish. The real risk in taking enzymes or probiotics are the acidic damage to the root system of the body while trying to break down and eliminate undigested food. The best choice is to eliminate all animal protein from the diet to prevent the bowel congestion or constipation. Even the mucus created from the acids of dairy products (lactic acid) may be dissolved with enzymes and/or probiotics. But, long-term use of acidic enzymes or probiotics are not good for the health of the alimentary canal. Once again, the risk is a compromised alkaline environment in the small and large intestine and damage to the delicate intestinal villi of the small intestine.\nOnce you understand that the alimentary canal is not a digestive system but an alkaline-buffering system, then you realize that from the mouth to the stomach, to the duodenum to the intestines, these organs are trying to raise the pH of the food, not digest the food.\nFood, in and of itself, is broken down from the inside out from the mere fact that you break the membranes of that food with your teeth. Once you break the membranes of any organized matter, with your teeth, it will start its own disorganization or digestion. So, food digests from the inside out not from the outside in as suggested by current medical savants. The theory that food digests in the stomach is FALSE. Food is alkalized in the stomach not digested in the stomach. And, the major purpose of the stomach is to produce sodium bicarbonate to alkalize the food and the liquids you eat.\nOut of the disorganizing food, acids or enzymes are released as a waste product of that disorganization or unfolding of the plant or animal cells. The enzymes or acids released from the food when broken with your teeth activates the alkaline-buffering system. The alkaline buffering system includes the mouth, the stomach, the pylorus glands, the duodenum, the pancreas, the gallbladder, and the alkalizing glands in the small intestine, that all release sodium bicarbonate to alkalize the food you eat and the liquids you drink. The major contributor of sodium bicarbonate for maintaining the alkaline design of the body is the stomach. The stomach therefore is an organ of contribution not an organ of digestion which is currently taught by traditional and holistic doctors. The stomach is an alkalizing organ.\nIn the mouth, the salivary glands start secreting sodium bicarbonate, to raise the alkalinity of the food and to neutralize or buffer the food enzymes or acids. The process of alkalizing the food continues in the stomach as the stomach lining releases sodium bicarbonate to alkalize the food. Yes, for every molecule of sodium bicarbonate produced to alkalize the food you ingest a molecule of hydrochloric acid is also produced. But, the hydrochloric acid never touches or should never come in contact with the food you eat. The sodium bicarbonate produced in the lining of the stomach rises to meet the food as the hydrochloric acid falls into the gastric pits of the stomach away from the food. Hydrochloric acid is the WASTE PRODUCT of sodium bicarbonate production and will destroy the life or electron potential of the food. That is why you find residues of hydrochloric acid in the stomach after the food has taken up all the alkaline sodium bicarbonate and left for the small intestine. The hydrochloric acid in the stomach is the evidence that the food has been alkalized and is on its way to the intestines for transformation into stem cells and then red blood cells. The primary site for stem cell and red blood cell production is in the crypts of the intestinal villi.\nWhen the food leaves the stomach, hopefully in a liquefied alkaline state and enters the duodenum the pancreas secrets more sodium bicarbonate to raise the pH of the liquefied food up to an alkaline pH of 8.2 to 8.4. The food is now prepared to be received by the small intestine for transformation into stem cells and then red blood cells.\nAs the food enters the small intestine in a liquefied alkaline state it falls into the crypts of the intestinal villi to be transformed into the new stem cells that will become the new erythroblast, and the new erythrocyte or red blood cell. These new cells are then taken up into blood circulation via the portal vein and the inferior vena cava to the heart for oxygenation and general circulation.\nWhat I have described to you is the normal healthy alkaline process of the food you ingest and how it is alkalized (not digested) and how it becomes your new blood and eventually your new body cells. The process of food becoming blood and then body cells takes place in an alkaline environment – not in an acidic environment.\nWhen the small intestine is clear of bacteria, yeast, mold, enzymes, probiotics, antibiotics and undigested food, then the normal healthy process of food transformation can take place creating healthy strong stem cells that will then become healthy strong red blood cells and eventually healthy strong body cells.\nTaking enzymes, probiotics and antibiotics disrupts this normal healthy alkaline process of creating stem cells and then red blood cells in the small intestine which then leads to ALL sickness and disease. This is also the cause of all anemic conditions of the blood. This is why I no longer use or recommend the use of supplemental probiotics and/or digestive enzymes. And, most important why I never recommend the ingestion of ANY antibiotics. They destroy the alkaline design of the body, beginning with the most important system of body – the alkaline buffering system.\nOne last thing to remember. When you eat raw foods you eat them for their electrical energy potential not for their enzyme potential. The enzymes in raw foods are released when you break their cellular membranes with your teeth. All enzymes are poisonous acidic waste products of cellular breakdown that are buffered in the mouth, stomach, duodenum and small intestine by sodium bicarbonate. The reason you should eat liberal amounts of organic raw electron-rich alkaline foods is for their electron-rich alkaline properties – not for their toxic acidic enzymes.\nFinally, the answer to your question – Is it harmful to take a tablespoon of enzymes with a quart of alkalizing greens, and do enzymes have a beneficial effect for the body?\nThe answer to your question is absolutely yes – enzymes are harmful to the body. Enzymes should not be ingested with alkalizing greens. Enzymes destroy the alkalizing effect of the greens. And second, enzymes should only to be used with a client or patient with extreme bowel constipation and for a very short period of time. I prefer to have my clients use mineral salts such as magnesium carbonate and/or magnesium oxide to break-up the undigested proteins in the 9 yards of the small intestine. You can also drink whole leaf cold-pressed aloe vera juice, which can also be helpful in breaking up undigested food in the bowel. The best advise I can give you is to stay away from probiotics, antibiotics and enzymes and choose to alkalize your body with electron-rich alkaline foods and drinks. That is, if you want to live a life of health, energy and fitness, free from ALL sickness and disease?\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.016116298735141754, -0.04192722216248512, 0.010568224824965, -0.0018258997006341815, 0.020088953897356987, 0.05471965670585632, -0.007991660386323929, 0.13926909863948822, -0.0010888458928093314, 0.003681646194308996, -6.478733848780394e-05, 0.06435377150774002, 0.012075581587851048, 0.0852067843079567, -0.021695341914892197, 0.02581373043358326, 0.02170444279909134, 0.020633133128285408, -0.057603366672992706, -0.00826615933328867, -0.03965316340327263, -0.005556678865104914, -0.028120892122387886, 0.03717508539557457, -0.008141351863741875, -0.059883322566747665, 0.032366301864385605, -0.04835018515586853, -0.050497014075517654, -0.023745698854327202, 0.042127180844545364, -0.006849212571978569, 0.08009164035320282, -0.04622533172369003, -0.006493298802524805, 0.055264610797166824, 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(385, 'Microwave – and other forms of electromagnetic – radiation are major factors in many modern unexplained disease states.', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/26/microwave-and-other-forms-of-electromagnetic-radiation-are-major-factors-in-many-modern-unexplained-disease-states/', 'Microwave – and other forms of electromagnetic – radiation are major factors in many modern unexplained disease states.\nMicrowave – and other forms of electromagnetic – radiation are major (but conveniently disregarded, ignored, and overlooked) factors in many modern unexplained disease states. Insomnia, anxiety, vision problems, swollen lymph, headaches, extreme thirst, night sweats, fatigue, memory and concentration problems, muscle pain, weakened immunity, allergies, heart problems, and intestinal disturbances are all symptoms found in a disease process originally described in the 1970s as Microwave Sickness.\nA Law to Regulate Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields\nStop Smart Meters! Nominated for 2014 Luddite Award—VOTE!\nIEEE Committee on Man And Radiation-COMAR Technical Information Statement Radiofrequency Safety and Utility Smart Meters\nEvaluation of Electromagnetic Interference and Exposure Assessment from s-Health Solutions Based on Wi-Fi Devices\nElectromagnetic hypersensitivity: EESC urges continuance of the precautionary principle through regulation and advisory work\nRisk for Glioma Triples With Long-Term Cell Phone Use\nLessons Learned: The Precautionary Principle – The Wingspread Statement\nBuyer Beware: Cell Phone Radiation-Reducing Products\nLifting Cell Phone Ban in Schools Leaves Some Parents & Educators Concerned\nThe Triumph of the Military-Industrial-Congressional Complex To understand perverse military decision-making, follow the money\nBuilding Biology Conference 2015\nLeszczynski will be keynote speaker in Switzerland\nLeaky Blood Vessels In The Brain May Lead To Alzheimer’s\nThe Cheapest Way of Screening a RF Transmitting Smart AMI AMR Utility Meter\nMaryland woman suffers acute radiation exposure from a bank of smart meters\nDifferent roles of electromagnetic field experts when giving policy advice: an expert consultation\nNew wireless infrastructure rules to take effect in phases\nExtremely low frequency magnetic field modulates the level of neurotransmitters\nMP says Canadians unaware of health risks posed by cell phones\nForbes Features EHT Study on Children’s Wireless Risk and then Launches Damage Control\nIEEE misleads its readers about the effects of transcranial direct current stimulation\nSTRESS FROM CURRENT AND RADIATION The sick sleeping-room and its successful treatment\nBUILDING BIOLOGY EVALUATION GUIDELINES\nSTANDARD OF BUILDING BIOLOGY TESTING METHODS\nGoogle-SpaceX Rumoured Deal to Bring Free Internet to the World\nEESC EHS Opinion – plenary vote January 2015\nRichard Adams, The Father of Fair Trade and Unfair Wireless\nOntario removing thousands of smart meters after reports some have burst into flames\nThousands of smart meters in Ontario to be removed over safety worries\nMilpitas school board studies effects of three cell towers in district\nSign the petition: Nevada County: Remove Smart Meters\nThe Electromagnetic Radiation Safety Website Celebrates its Second Anniversary Today\nCanadian BILL C-648 to Label Wireless Devices with Health Warnings\nNew police radars can ‘see’ inside homes\nHow Offering Free WiFi Affects Your Customer Experience\nElectromagnetic Radiation Protection from the Kitchen\nReducing Electromagnetic Radiation from Wireless Sources\nSmart Meters—not so Smart : How Dangerous and Expensive Became “Smart” An Exposé of the “Smart Grid”\nSchool board declines cell tower lease\nWestern dean leads fight against brain disease\nFormer Fort Mill resident looks to raise awareness of electromagnetic fields\nElectromagnetic Hypersensitivity – The EU Goes Pro-Active\nWhy the modern world is bad for your brain\nUSE OF ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS FOR DETECTION OF 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(386, '4 Ways To Eliminate Acid From The Body', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/25/4-ways-to-eliminate-acid-from-the-body-3/', '4 Ways To Eliminate Acid From The Body\nDr. Robert O. Young’s Foundational Theory of the New Biology:\n1) The human body is alkaline in design in its perfect health (pH). 2) The human body is acidic in ALL of its functions. 3) There is only one sickness and one disease. The one sickness and the one disease is the over-acidification of the blood and then tissues due to an inverted way of living, eating and thinking. 4) There is only one treatment. The one treatment is to restore the alkaline design of the blood and tissues with an alkaline lifestyle and diet.\nTo learn more watch, like and share the following video:\nYou can also learn more by going to: http://www.phoreveryoung.wordpress.com and http://www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0432220995426178, 0.05655812844634056, 0.056093890219926834, 0.04829421639442444, -0.07728347927331924, 0.012560257688164711, 0.017383059486746788, 0.030516840517520905, -0.05021004378795624, -0.011318798176944256, 0.020152051001787186, 0.022111445665359497, 0.008223042823374271, -0.06400835514068604, -0.03339947387576103, -0.0005903964047320187, 0.03312673047184944, 0.007449065800756216, -0.0555562786757946, -0.01353274006396532, -0.023238206282258034, 0.012664465233683586, 0.036958012729883194, -0.003838886972516775, -0.05485619977116585, 0.012568694539368153, 0.037913352251052856, -0.08864136785268784, 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(387, 'Black Seed Oil: A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Cancer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/24/black-seed-oil-a-self-care-to-a-self-cure-for-cancer/', 'Black Seed Oil: A Self-Care to a Self-Cure for Cancer!\nBlack Seeds have been used to Treat Cancer for Thousands of Years\nBlack Seeds and Honey Work Together – Folk Medicine is Correct\nBlack Seed Oil is An Important Aid to Radiation Treatments\nBlack Seeds Interfere with Uncontrolled Cell Growth and Kill Liver Cancer Cells\nA 2012 study from Egypt evaluated anti-tumor effects of bee honey and black seed oil on human liver cancer cells in laboratory experiments. They examined the antioxidant capacity of honey and black seed extract, and the ability of these substances to eliminate unhealthy cells such as cancer. They found that both honey and black seed extract were effective in reducing the viability of liver cancer cells. Honey and black seed extract also improved the antioxidant status of cells and induced cancer cell death by apoptosis. [9]\nBlack Seed Oil Kills Lung Cancer Cells\nBlack Seed Components Kill Malignant Brain Cancer Cells\nThis specific study examined how thymoquinone selectively inhibits the ability of glioblastoma cancer cells of the brain and spinal cord from making clones of themselves. Thymoquinone, however, does not inhibit normal cell activity in the human brain and spinal cord. Another important ability of thymoquinone is the inhibition of autophagy genes in cancer cells. Autophagy in cancer cells enables continued growth of tumor cells by maintaining cellular energy production. If autophagy is inhibited, then cellular energy production for cancer cells will also be inhibited. This will result in a regression of tumor activity, and will extend the survival of organs affected by tumors. Thus, thymoquinone’s ability to inhibit cancer cells from making clones of themselves and its ability to inhibit cancer cells from reusing cellular materials from other cells by means of autophagy, provide an exciting and emerging strategy for cancer therapy. [11]\nBlack Seeds Inhibit Breast Cancer\nA 2013 study, conducted in Malaysia, addressed the anti-cancer efficiency of thymoquinone when it was used for long-term treatment of human breast cancer cell lines in the laboratory. Thymoquinone showed a sustained ability to inhibit breast cancer cell proliferation with long-term treatment. The length of inhibition was determined by the size of the thymoquinone dose. Larger doses produced greater inhibition. [12]\nBlack Seeds Kill Leukemia Cells\nBlack Seed Oil Inhibits and Kills Colon Cancer Cells\nBlack Seeds Useful for Helicobacter pylori Infection\nWhat is the Future for Black Seed Oil?\nCombining Thymoquinone from Black Seeds with Conventional Cancer Treatments\nClinical Trials with Human Cancer Patients\nThe history of black seed use is well-known. Traditional folk medicine has been safely using black seeds since the time of the Egyptian Pharaohs. Black seed oil was found in the tomb of the Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamen, which indicates that the oil probably had an important role in ancient Egyptian practices. [21] Archeologists also found black seeds mixed with honey and bee’s wax in a pilgrim flask from the Old Hittite Period level of Boyalı Höyük (Mound), dating from around 1650 BC, in north-central Turkey. [22] Black seeds and black seed oil have been used for dozens of diseases with great success ever since that time throughout a large portion of the world.\nThere is a disturbing trend in the pharmaceutical industry where these companies attempt to gain control over a natural substance and prevent it from being available without a prescription. Then they would add the natural substance to an existing drug, which has an expiring patent, and create something that they call a “new drug,” which of course they can then patent. This strategy is being pursued by drug companies with the help of the FDA for the use of folate (vitamin B9). They are trying to take the natural form of vitamin B9, which is essential to human life, and make a SSRI/folate combination to create a new patentable drug. In doing so, health minded consumers would only then have access to the less effective synthetic form of B9, which is called folic acid. [23]\nCompassion for People with Cancer\nBlack Seed – ‘The Remedy For Everything But Death’\n[1] Woo CC1, Kumar AP, Sethi G, Tan KH.; “Thymoquinone: potential cure for inflammatory disorders and cancer,” Biochem Pharmacol. 2012 Feb 15, PMID: 22005518.\n[2] Abukhader MM., Department of Pharmacy, Oman Medical College, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman, “Thymoquinone in the clinical treatment of cancer: Fact or fiction?” Pharmacogn Rev. 2013 Jul;7, PMID: 24347919.\n[3] Khan MA1, Chen HC, Tania M, Zhang DZ.; “Anticancer activities of Nigella sativa (black cumin),” Afr J Tradit Complement Altern Med. 2011, PMID: 22754079.\n[4] Randhawa MA1, Alghamdi MS.; “Anticancer activity of Nigella sativa (black seed) – a review,” Am J Chin Med. 2011, PMID: 22083982.\n[5] Mabrouk GM1, Moselhy SS, Zohny SF, Ali EM, Helal TE, Amin AA, Khalifa AA.; “Inhibition of methylnitrosourea (MNU) induced oxidative stress and carcinogenesis by orally administered bee honey and Nigella grains in Sprague Dawely rats” J Exp Clin Cancer Res. 2002 Sep, PMID: 12385575.\n[6] Cikman O1, Ozkan A, Aras AB, Soylemez O, Alkis H, Taysi S, Karaayvaz M.; “Radioprotective Effects of Nigella Sativa Oil Against Oxidative Stress in Liver Tissue of Rats Exposed to Total Head Irradiation,” J Invest Surg. 2014 Mar 28, PMID: 24679182.\n[7] Velho-Pereira R1, Kumar A, Pandey BN, Mishra KP, Jagtap AG.; “Radioprotection by Macerated Extract of Nigella sativa in Normal Tissues of Fibrosarcoma Bearing Mice,” Indian J Pharm Sci. 2012 Sep, PMID: 23716868.\n[8] Raghunandhakumar S1, Paramasivam A, Senthilraja S, Naveenkumar C, Asokkumar S, Binuclara J, Jagan S, Anandakumar P, Devaki T.; “Thymoquinone inhibits cell proliferation through regulation of G1/S phase cell cycle transition in N-nitrosodiethylamine-induced experimental rat hepatocellular carcinoma,” Toxicol Lett. 2013 Oct 23, PMID: 24012840.\n[9] Hassan MI1, Mabrouk GM, Shehata HH, Aboelhussein MM.; “Antineoplastic effects of bee honey and Nigella sativa on hepatocellular carcinoma cells,” Integr Cancer Ther. 2012 Dec, PMID: 21147814.\n[10] Al-Sheddi ES1, Farshori NN, Al-Oqail MM, Musarrat J, Al-Khedhairy AA, Siddiqui MA.; “Cytotoxicity of Nigella sativa seed oil and extract against human lung cancer cell line,” Asian Pac J Cancer Prev. 2014, PMID: 24568529.\n[11] Racoma IO1, Meisen WH, Wang QE, Kaur B, Wani AA.; “Thymoquinone inhibits autophagy and induces cathepsin-mediated, caspase-independent cell death in glioblastoma cells,” PLoS One. 2013 Sep 9, PMID: 24039814.\n[12] Motaghed M1, Al-Hassan FM, Hamid SS.; “Cellular responses with thymoquinone treatment in human breast cancer cell line MCF-7,” Pharmacognosy Res. 2013 Jul, PMID: 23900121.\n[13] Salim LZ1, Mohan S, Othman R, Abdelwahab SI, Kamalidehghan B, Sheikh BY, Ibrahim MY.; “Thymoquinone induces mitochondria-mediated apoptosis in acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in vitro,” Molecules. 2013 Sep 12, PMID: 24036512.\n[14] Norwood AA1, Tucci M, Benghuzzi H; “A comparison of 5-fluorouracil and natural chemotherapeutic agents, EGCG and thymoquinone, delivered by sustained drug delivery on colon cancer cells,” Biomed Sci Instrum., 2007, PMID: 17487093.\n[15] Gali-Muhtasib H1, Diab-Assaf M, Boltze C, Al-Hmaira J, Hartig R, Roessner A, Schneider-Stock R.; “Thymoquinone extracted from black seed triggers apoptotic cell death in human colorectal cancer cells via a p53-dependent mechanism,” Int J Oncol., 2004 October, PMID: 15375533.\n[16] Salem EM1, Yar T, Bamosa AO, Al-Quorain A, Yasawy MI, Alsulaiman RM, Randhawa MA.; “Comparative study of Nigella Sativa and triple therapy in eradication of Helicobacter Pylori in patients with non-ulcer dyspepsia,” Saudi J Gastroenterol. 2010 Jul-Sep, PMID: 20616418.\n[17] Effenberger-Neidnicht K1, Schobert R.; “Combinatorial effects of thymoquinone on the anti-cancer activity of doxorubicin,” Cancer Chemother Pharmacol. 2011 April, PMID: 20582416.\n[18] Woo CC1, Hsu A, Kumar AP, Sethi G, Tan KH.; “Thymoquinone inhibits tumor growth and induces apoptosis in a breast cancer xenograft mouse model: the role of p38 MAPK and ROS,” PLoS One. 2013 October 2, PMID: 24098377.\n[19] Banerjee S1, Padhye S, Azmi A, Wang Z, Philip PA, Kucuk O, Sarkar FH, Mohammad RM.; “Review on molecular and therapeutic potential of thymoquinone in cancer,” Nutr Cancer, 2010, PMID: 20924969.\n[20] Abukhader MM.; “Thymoquinone in the clinical treatment of cancer: Fact or fiction?” Pharmacogn Rev. 2013 July, PMID: 24347919.\n[21] “Black Seed: Seed of Blessing,”  By The Institute of Tibb Medicine, Johannesburg, South Africa, Published in Awareness Magazine, September/October 2000. http://www.awarenessmag.com/sepoct0/SO0_BLACK_SEED.HTM\n[22] B. 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Oybak Dönmezc; “Ancient nigella seeds from Boyalı Höyük in north-central Turkey,” Journal of Ethnopharmacology, Volume 124, Issue 3, 30 July 2009, Pages 416–420, PMID: 19505557.\n[23] “The SSRI/Folate Connection: Why Big Pharma May Want to Monopolize the B Vitamin You Can’t Live Without,” Alliance for Natural Health USA, 3/18/2014. http://www.anh-usa.org/ssrifolate-connection/\n– See more at: http://healthimpactnews.com/2014/black-seed-oil-cures-many-cancers-according-to-numerous-studies/#sthash.zr848uJL.dpuf\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.048897936940193176, 0.0202620942145586, -0.055385008454322815, -0.03191763907670975, 0.06063272804021835, 0.08649216592311859, -0.06360519677400589, 0.020827898755669594, 0.04199807345867157, -0.06477604806423187, 0.037750184535980225, 0.06560897082090378, 0.043741624802351, -0.1115386113524437, -0.03479190915822983, 0.08225670456886292, 0.030755380168557167, 0.005742980167269707, 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(388, 'HEALTH WARNING FOR ALL WOMEN!!!!! AND NOW MEN!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/24/health-warning-for-all-women-and-now-men/', 'HEALTH WARNING FOR ALL WOMEN!!!!! AND NOW MEN!\n20 Acidic Cancerous Symptomologies of the BREAST TISSUES that Women and NOW MEN NEED to UNDERSTAND and Do Something About IT NOW!\nThe thermography and ultrasound pictures below is of Valentino, a Russian from woman from Moscow who was diagnosed with Inflammatory Ductal Cell Carcinoma with a 14.3cm tumor mass in the left breast. Each week our medical group took non-invasive/non-radioactive thermography and utl rasound pictures of her progress and in the seventh week the canerous tumor mass was gone and the breast tissue was non-canerous. She followed Dr. Young’s self-care to a sefl-cure, pH Miracle for Cancer protocol and reversed her medically diagnosed Ductal Cell Carcinoma in 7 weeks without chemo, radiation or surgery.\nWomen are always working hard to take care of their family, friends and work. But they seldom have time to think of or take care of themselves. Too often they ignore some of their acidic symtomologies because they don’t think it’s a big deal and don’t take the time to get their breasts examined once or twice a year via non-radioactive thermography for breast physiology and ultrasound for breast anatomy.\nThough warning signs do not always mean a cancerous condition, women and NOW men need to pay attention to the followoing acidic symptomologies when they are persistent and progressive. The following 20 cancerous symptomologies that effect women and NOW men’s breasts are those worth bringing to your doctor or health care professional’s attention.\nIf your nipple gets scaly or starts flaking, that could indicate Paget’s disease of the nipple, which is linked to an underlying cancerous condition in about 95% of cases. Any milky or bloody nipple discharge should also be checked out. In addition, dimpling of the skin over the breast, particularly if it looks like the skin on an orange is most often linked to an acidic inflammatory cancerous condition of the breast, a rare, usually aggressive cancerous condition characterized also by swollen, hot, red breasts. It is important to test the nipples using thermography to see in their is any significant temperature differences greater than 1 degree celcius.\nAny bleeding, staining, little drops on your underwear, or big clots are abnormal and should be immediately evaluated by a health professional. Around menopause, abnormal bleeding is often tied to shifts in the endocrine system, though more serious problems could be the cause, which is why all abnormal vaginal bleeding should be checked.\n3. Changes in vaginal discharge\nBloody, dark or smelly discharge is most likely a sign of out-fection. It’s best not to self-treat a discharge with over-the-counter acidic medications. A trans-vaginal ultrasound diagnositc examination is necessary to determine if the discharge is due to an out-infection or something more serious, such as a cancerous condition.\n4. Unexplained Weight Gain or Loss\nWeight loss by exercising and eating healthy alkaline foods and drinks should not be a concern. But if you suddenly lose more than 10 pounds without changing your diet or exercise habits, that could be caused by the body transforming body cells into blood cells, which is also know as body wasting due to congestion or damage to the intestinal villi where primary stem cells are made and then converted to blood and body cells.\nIt’s common to feel bloated after eating or drinking an acidic constipating meal, especially during your menstrual cycle. But if you feel bloated and constantly full with no appetite for more than two weeks or after your period ends, you should have an abdominal thermography and ultrasound to see if there are any blockages.\nThe American Cancer Society defines fatigue as “extreme tiredness that does not get better with rest.” So if you’re often fatigued, you are suffering from stage 1 acidosis and need to evaluate your lifestyle and diet. Leukemia, colon, or stomach cancer — which can cause blood loss, are what I refer to as stage 7 acidosis and may be the reason for your extreme fatigue. Fatigue is always a precursor to inflammation and inflammation is always a precursor to a cancerous condition. So fatigue is the body’s lack of life-force energy to remove its own acidic waste products that are building up in the connective and fatty tissues. This build-up of acidic waste from what you eat, what you drink and what you think is what causes gradual weight gain and fatigue and tiredness.\n7. Change in the Appearance of a Mole\nKeep an eye on any changes you notice on your skin all over your body. You can follow the ABCD method recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation and the American Academy of Dermatology to help detect possible problems: If the mole is A, asymmetrical; B, has uneven borders; C, has changed in color; or D, changed in diameter, then you are eliminating acidic waste products through the pores of the skin which can lead to a cancerous condition. It is important to open up the channels of elimination to remove toxins or dietary and/or metabolic acids out through urination and defection rather than through the pores of the skin. Removing waste products through the skin is always problematic and is the cause of all skin problems.\n8. Swelling in legs or persistent pain in joints\nSwelling in one leg can mean a blood clot. If it’s in both legs, it could be a sign of lymphatic circulation blockage which may lead to kidney or liver dis-ease. Chronic or constant acidic pain in joints could mean something more serious than arthritis, such as latent tissue acidosis or sometimes diagnosed as lupus or rheumatoid arthritis, which will require lymphatic drainage through massage, infrared sauna and colon hydrotherapy in order to improve circulation and then elimination via the bowels and kidneys. Remember that the lymphatic system is the vacum cleaner of acidic waste from the tissues and to function needs pleanty of water (up to 6 liters of alkaline water at a pH of 9.5) and exercise to pump acids out of the body via the pores of the skin or the urinary tract system.\n9. Congestion or Constipation of the bowels\nThis is where health or ALL disease begins. A healthy core means a healthy body and especially healthy breasts. Breasts are primarily fatty tissues and a depository for acidic waste products that are NOT properly eliminated via the four channels of elimination – bowels. kidneys, lungs and skin. When the bowels are congested or constipated then toxins or acidic waste products from diet and metabolism seep into the blood and are then pushed out into the connective and fatty tissues, including the fatty breast tissues. Since acids are the cause of breast cancer, the focal point of breast cancer begins in the small and large bowels. Proper elimination of toxic acidic waste products is extremely important for a healthy body and healthy breasts. Ideally a woman or a man should be eliminating the bowels 6 tmes a day and at least 4 times a day to prevent ANY cancerous condition including breast cancer. Anything less than 4 bowel movements a day is a sign of constipation and a huge risk for breast cancer.\n10. Big Breasts is a Big Risk for Breast Cancer\nWhy? Because the body uses the fatty breast tissues as a depository for dietary and/or metabolic acids that are not properly eliminated through the four channels of elimination – bowels, kidneys, lungs and skin. Thus, the bigger the breasts, the more potential acidic wastes can be deposited into the fatty breast tissues. This increases the risk for breast cancer in women who have big breasts. Today, 20 percent of all breast cancers diagnosis are men. Breast cancer is on the rise in men beacuse they are growing breasts as a result of their lack of exercise, stress, hormone laced foods, GMO foods and acidic diets. So the smaller the breasts the lower the risk for breast cancer in both women and men.\n11. Persistent cough and shortness of breath\nAny persistent cough — one that lasts more than 2 or 3 weeks and is not due to an allergy or upper respiratory outfection, or one that produces blood — needs to be checked via thermograhy, ultrasound and 3-D whole body functionality testing. What’s more, if you’re having continual or increased problems breathing, make an appointment to have these three tests done – full-body thermography, full-body ultra-sound and full-body 3-D functionality testing.\nSwollen, firm lymph nodes are often caused by increase acidic which leads to poor blood and lymphatic circulation. Enlarged lymph nodes are the result of increased poor lymphatic circulation and the increase of toxic acidic waste products which have significantly built-up over time from an acidic lifestyle and diet. All cancerous conditons from lung, bowel, neck, and stomach always involves the lymphatic system and its inability to remove toxins from the connective tissues. It is important to improve blood and lymphatic circulation with an alkaline lifestyle and diet and especially increased hydration with alkaline water at a pH of at least 9.5. The increased alkaline hydration will help to reduce inflammaton and decrease lymph node swelling.\nWhen the skin of the breasts are itichy this is the result of dietary and metabolic acids being eliminated out of the breast tissue through the pores of the skin. You can scatch and scatch or use steroidal creams but this will not solve the problem. The way to solve acids being pushed out through the pores of the skin is to increase circualtion through super-hydration of alkaline water at a pH of 9.5.\n14. Discoloration, spots or rash on the breast skin\nWhen the body is throwing dietary and/or metabolic acids out through the pores of the breast skin this can cause irritation or stage 2 acidosis, white, red or brown spots on the breast as well as a rash.\n15. Calcium deposits in the breast tissue\nCalcium deposits can be seen with Ultrasound without harmful acidic radiation or stress and/or damage to the breast tissue via a mammogram. Calcium deposts are the chelation of metabolic and/or dietary acids that have not been properly eliminated through urination or defecation. The body will buffer these acids to protect the breast tissue from acidic breakdown. As acids built-up in the breast these acids spoil cells and begins the process of cellular degeneration or cancer. Calcium deposits on the breast show-up as white spots on Ultrasound.\n16. Inflammatory ducts leads to Inflammatory ductal cell carcinoma All inflammation is caused by dietary and/or metabolic acids which have not been properly eliminated through urination or defecation. When acids are NOT removed they spoil or ferment breast cells, even ductal cells which leads to inflammation and then to cancer or carcinoma. The inflammation of the breasts and ducts is seen via a breast thermography.\nBreast lesions or ulcerations are always the result of the body depositing dietary and/or metabolic acids into the fatty breast tissues when these toxic waste products are NOT being properly eliminated through urination, defecation, respiration or perspiration. These lesions or ulcerations are best seen by a breast Ultrasound.\nBreast cysts are the encapsulation of dietary and/or metabolic acids and are generally not considered cancer by current medical doctors. However cancer is NOT a cell but an acidic dietary and/or metabolic liquid which is cancer causing. Acids are poisons that posion body cells, including breast cells and are the cause of ALL cancerous conditions. The cyst is the body’s attempt to protect healthy breast tissue. Breast cysts are best identified with a breast Ultrasound.\nBreast turmors are the body’s defensive mechanism to stop the degeneration of breast cells. When breast cells have been spoiled by dietary and/or metabolic acids the body will create a protein called fibrin to form a tumor to encapsulate spoiled or rotten unhealthy cancerous cells. The formation of a turmor protects healthy breast cells from being spoiled by the unhealthy breast cells where one spoiled breast cell spoils another healthy cell, in a protective process I call the ‘domino effect.” Tumors are best seen using diagnostic ultrasound which can also see if the tumor is solid or if the tumor has blood supply. Tumors that are solid without blood supply are generally non-malignant. Tumors with blood supply are active turmors and are generally cancerous or malignant and are capable of expanding in size. The healthy process in breast healing is for the tumor to encapsulate the spoiled cancerous breast cells and cut off any blood supply resulting in a hard clot or tumor which will eventually become as hard as a rock. Eventually these rock hard tumors will stop their progressive ‘domino effect’ growth and will begin to shrink and then breakdown without radiation or chemical therapy.\n20. The cure for breast cancer is found in its prevention NOT in its treatment\nHealthy breasts are alkaline breasts. The human body is alkaline in its design although acidic in all of its functions. Breathing, thinking, eating, moving all produce acidic waste products if not eliminated will be deposited into the connective and fatty tissues causing irritation, then inflammation, then induration, then ulcerations, and finally degeneration or cancer. There is only one cause and one word that describes cancer – ACID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Prevent acid build-up in the connective and fatty tissues with an alkaline lifestyle and diet and you will prevent and/or reverse ANY cancerous condition, including breast cancer.\nTo learn more about Dr. Young’s self-care to a self-cure for breast cancer read The pH Miracle for Cancer and Reverse Cancer NOW! http://www.phmiracleliving.com/p-632-the-ph-miracle-for-cancer.aspx\nTo learn more about not-toxic, non-acidic and non-invasive diagnostic thermography and ultrasound go to: http://www.phmiracleliving.com/t-MedicalImaging.aspx\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.05975152179598808, 0.0012838979018852115, 0.012685787864029408, 0.05992007628083229, -0.00843696016818285, -0.04918714985251427, 0.01890646293759346, 0.024776292964816093, -0.03762718290090561, -0.06221064180135727, -0.0035257884301245213, -0.007917972281575203, 0.01889990270137787, 0.03454688563942909, -0.0445045568048954, -0.01286380086094141, 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(389, 'More Doctors Tuned to Ultrasound’s Frequency For Diagnosis!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2015/03/22/more-doctors-tuned-to-ultrasounds-frequency-for-diagnosis/', 'More Doctors Tuned to Ultrasound’s Frequency For Diagnosis!\nAs ultrasound technology has advanced, it has become an increasingly valuable tool for diagnosing and treating many types of injuries and medical conditions. On Oct. 18, hundreds of medical students will come to Stanford to learn how to use it.\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/t-MedicalImaging.aspx…\nLaleh Gharahbaghian, who directs the ultrasound program in the emergency department, is seeing more community physicians using ultrasound.\nIn the public eye, ultrasound technology is probably best embodied by the big bedside machines that enable parents to catch a revelatory glimpse of their unborn babies.\nSince the 1970s, however, ultrasound has become, quietly and steadily, the Swiss Army knife of health care, with an ever-expanding repertoire of functions, based on the ability of sound waves to travel through the body and bounce back when they hit something. Now the technology has been developed into a high-resolution, often pocket-sized aid for the diagnosis and treatment of many types of injuries and medical conditions.\nUltrasound’s trajectory has been mission creep of the best possible sort.\n“You name the condition, and people are trying to diagnose or treat it with ultrasound,” said Pejman Ghanouni , MD, PhD, an assistant professor of radiology at the School of Medicine who employs MRI-guided, high-intensity-focused ultrasound to treat uterine fibroids. One of the main selling points of ultrasound for medical imaging and treatment is its lack of cancer-causing radiation.\nThe School of Medicine already has incorporated ultrasound into its anatomy training for first-year students and in its patient-doctor courses for pre-clinical students. The school will soon have a complete, four-year ultrasound curriculum, which will enable students to graduate with ultrasound competency.\nThe primary goal of ULTRAfest, co-chaired by Laleh Gharahbaghian , MD, clinical associate professor of emergency medicine and director of Stanford Hospital ’s emergency department ultrasound program, is to teach how ultrasound can enhance knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pathology — and, more importantly, how it can improve patient care in ways that Gharahbaghian has seen grow rapidly in the 14 years since she graduated from medical school.\n“We use it for everything from head to toe and skin and organs,” she said. “It’s become an essential tool at the bedside we apply to immediately rule out — or rule in — medical conditions.”\nEspecially useful in emergency care, she said, is ultrasound’s ability “to help us find out what’s going on with a patient and to treat them appropriately with greater speed and accuracy.”\nShe said, “We might have a patient, for instance, who is unconscious, incoherent or not speaking a language we know, and we have no idea why the heart rate is up and the blood pressure down.”\nSeeing beyond the barrier of consciousness or language is another ultrasound capability, Gharahbaghian said. “Even if a patient’s eyes are swollen shut, you can use ultrasound to quickly detect injury — to see a ruptured eye orbit or to gauge function, like pupillary activity.”\nGharahbaghian first saw this capability when the Stanford Emergency Medicine Program for Emergency Response team took along laptop-based ultrasound devices to care for people injured in the 2010 earthquake that struck Haiti. In the hardest hit areas, the earthquake destroyed most of the standing medical facilities. “In that disaster, when there was no power, when hospitals were completely collapsed and resources were limited, the ultrasound was the only radiological device the team had,” she said.\nStudents and teachers at last year’s ULTRAfest.\n‘I just fell in love with the technology’\nAlmost five years ago, a few weeks before William White started his first year of medical school at Stanford, he took a class in ultrasound. “I just fell in love with the technology,” he said, “picking up a probe and looking into the body in real time.” For the next three years, still enamored with ultrasound, White continued as a volunteer assistant for the class. Now he hopes to do a residency in emergency medicine. He is also one of the organizers of ULTRAfest, an event he believes will help ultrasound overcome the unfamiliarity many medical students have with its full range of capabilities. “This current generation is starting to get very familiar with it,” he said. “I think in the future there will be a broader acceptance — and it will be part of the standard for primary care.”\nStanford Hospital’s 262 ultrasound devices serve an important role in emergency care, surgical treatments and postoperative care in the ICU. Ultrasound is also essential in other areas, including reproductive endocrinology and infertility, respiratory therapy, orthopaedics, anesthesia, urology, outpatient surgery, mammography, endoscopy, head and neck surgery, diagnostic radiology and cardiovascular care. Stanford’s emergency department has eight laptop-based and three handheld ultrasound devices. Ultrasound is also standard equipment at the Stanford Cancer Center , the Cath-Angio Lab and several nursing units. The Life Flight helicopter also carries ultrasound devices.\nThe long list of other invasive procedures made less complicated by ultrasound includes endotracheal intubation, fine needle aspiration, interventional radiology procedures, pedicle screw insertion in scoliosis surgery, prostate cancer biopsies and emergency procedures like central venous access. Ultrasound also is a much gentler and quicker screening tool for spotting artery-narrowing plaque than is coronary angiography, and for pre-operative looks at arterial issues before neck surgery.\nUltrasound also is relatively inexpensive: Even a refurbished CT scanner with a minimum view capacity is priced at $65,000. New ones start at $90,000. Handheld ultrasounds can cost as little as $7,000; laptop-based devices range from $25,000 to $40,000.\nMore recently, the use of ultrasound has crossed into another part of the anatomy long thought to be immune to its imaging prowess: the lungs. In the air-filled environment of the lungs, the sound waves that are the basis of ultrasound have nothing to ping against. However, in lungs where disease has produced fluids, ultrasound has proven more accurate than a chest X-ray and faster than CT scan to diagnose common lung conditions, including pulmonary edema, pneumonia and pleural effusions.\nThis year’s full, free day of ultrasound instruction is set for Oct. 18.\nUltrasound devices at Stanford are so highly desired that “it’s not easy to keep spares,” said Harvey Fortune, assistant director of Stanford Health Care’s clinical technology group.\nGhanouni and other Stanford physician-scientists are pushing medical ultrasound to the next level. He and his colleagues, Jaimie Henderson , MD, professor of neurosurgery, and Casey Halpern , MD, assistant professor of neurosurgery, are using high-intensity-focused ultrasound, guided by MRI, to treat essential tremor, a nervous system disorder marked by uncontrollable shaking. The ultrasound heats and destroys specific brain tissue: No anesthesia, no scalp incisions, no burr holes through the skull. Another team of Stanford physicians, which includes radiologists, neurosurgeons, oncologists and physicists, plans soon to conduct an investigatory test of this technology, available only at a handful of medical centers worldwide, to allow drugs to cross the blood-brain barrier for more targeted treatment of brain tumors.\nUltrasound is an essential part of the work of Adam de la Zerda , PhD, an assistant professor of structural biology. In collaboration with Sam Gambhir , MD, PhD, professor and chair of radiology, de la Zerda recently developed and patented a technology called photoacoustic imaging that transforms light waves into ultrasound waves. Its goal is to detect cancer with a resolution that matches CT scanning and MRI.\nViveta Lobo, MD, who completed a fellowship in ultrasound in Stanford’s emergency department and served as an ULTRAfest co-chair, said studies have shown patients feel that doctors using bedside ultrasound spend more time at patients’ bedsides.\nStudies also have shown that hospitalized patients who underwent ultrasound scanning were discharged more quickly.\nUltrasound can also provide quick answers, which patients appreciate. “I can tell someone right away that there are no gallstones, or that a woman’s baby is OK,” Lobo said. Even more crucial, she said, “we can see and treat quickly that life-threatening ectopic pregnancy or large pulmonary embolism.”\nBut ultrasound takes some training to master, Lobo added. “You have to know how to get good images — how to move it around obstacles, like the ribs, to see what you need to see. You have to know how to adjust the settings, just as you do in photography. Then you have to know how to interpret what you’ve seen.”\nGharahbaghian is seeing more and more community physicians, as well as those in outpatient clinics, who are using ultrasound. She hopes that trend continues. “The more we spread the news of how ultrasound helps patients in all clinical settings, the better,” she said.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0018266807310283184, -0.048610102385282516, 0.02934003435075283, -0.023713866248726845, 0.001052908250130713, 0.01806732825934887, 0.013040563091635704, 0.031994275748729706, -0.012216870673000813, -0.031628623604774475, -0.025400841608643532, 0.050758183002471924, -0.04090433940291405, 0.052294038236141205, -0.07471994310617447, -0.06606743484735489, 0.07719198614358902, -0.05412284657359123, -0.011398699134588242, -0.04318688064813614, -0.0332166887819767, 0.043938420712947845, 0.03738834336400032, -0.026448000222444534, 0.0015294606564566493, 0.037831924855709076, -0.014166301116347313, -0.15079985558986664, -0.047335077077150345, -0.018495265394449234, 0.03105941228568554, 0.013843506574630737, 0.02675553597509861, -0.020329592749476433, 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