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(544, 'Lipid Researcher, 98, Reports On the Dietary Causes of Heart Disease Validating Dr. Robert O. Young’s Research', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2013/03/17/lipid-researcher-98-reports-on-the-dietary-causes-of-heart-disease-validating-dr-robert-o-youngs-research/', 'Dr. Young further states, “because cardiac patients are highly acidic from an acidic lifestyle and diet the body uses lipids and calcium to solidify dietary and metabolic acids to protect the organs that sustain life, such as the heart.  This of course can cause acidic build-up on the walls of the arteries leading to athersclerosis and/or coronary heart disease.  A plant based diet can prevent the solidification of acids and protect the heart from acid damage and the build-up of acids on the walls of the arteries.”\nDr. Young suggests, “the increase of sphingomyelin and the deposit of calcium in the coronnary arteries is simply caused by an increase of dietary and/or metabolic acids that have been solidfied to protect healthy body cells from acid oxidation or degeneration.”\nShare on X (Opens in new window) 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(545, 'Medical Fact or Fiction? A New Virus – The Novel Coronavirus Kills 12 People?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2013/02/19/medical-fact-or-fiction-a-new-virus-the-novel-coronavirus-kills-12-people/', 'Medical Fact or Fiction? A New Virus – The Novel Coronavirus Kills 12 People?\nLouis Pasteur’s germ theory has become a curse. Antoine BeChamp an adversary to Pasteur and his germ theory for scientific fraud said this about the germ theory, “there is nothing so false that does not contain some element of truth, and so it is with the germ theory.” The germ theory is the controlling medical idea for the world. In Pasteur’s day, and ever since, other proposed theories about the cause of disease have fallen on death ear because they have tended to contradict that paradigm. NO matter how simple and logical an idea about the cause of disease, if it does not promote the concept of invasion of a germ or virus and their specific cures it does not fit into the medical paradigm.\nThis quest to cure disease through medication is at the heart of modern allopathic medicine and the multi-trillion dollar pharmaceutical industry. It is a quest that persists despite evidence indicating that airborne germs or a virus do not cause the disease for which they are credited. After more than a century of trying, the Pasteurian germ theory and the virus theory has utterly failed in the quest to a cure for any disease. All major degenerative diseases are on the increase, as are so called infectious diseases which are not infectious at all! Every year, old symptoms are given new names – names like MS for polio, HIV/AIDS for poor sanitation, poor nutrition, poor lifestyle choices and drug use, Epstein-Barr virus for connective tissue disorders like fibramyalgia and now a new so-called SARS virus discovered in Britain – known as Novel Coronavirus, or NCoV which has been reported to be the cause of 12 deaths worldwide of which 3 are in Great Britain.  This type of quack journalism is done to appear to be the work of a new germ or virus. Unless we turn this nonsense around, the human race could become extinct like the dinosaurs from the treatments of modern medicine to kill a non- threatening or phantom germ or virus.\nYou do not catch a virus. Viruses are not sexually transmitted. The virus is an acidic waste product a poison created from an inverted way of living, eating and thinking.\nFrom Webster’s New Twentieth Century Dictionary, 1975\n1. venom, as of a snake 2. (a) any of a group of ultramicroscopic or submicroscopic infective agents that cause various diseases, as smallpox: viruses are capable of multiplying in connection with living cells and are variously regarded as living organisms and as complex proteins; (b) specifically, a filterable virus; (c) the exudation from the vesicles of cowpox, used as vaccine for smallpox. 3. that which corrupts or poisons the mind or character; evil or harmful influence.\nFrom Oxford English Dictionary\nVirus [L virus slimy liquid, poison, offensive odour or taste. Hence also F., Sp. Pg. virus.]\nIn Lanfranc’s Cirurgie (c 1400)77 the word explained as ‘ a thin venomy quitter’ is merely taken over from the Latin text.\n1. Venom, such as is emitted by a poisonous animal. (dated quotations) 2. Path. A morbid principle or poisonous substance produced in the body as the result of some disease, esp. one capable of being introduced into other persons or animals by inoculation or otherwise and of developing the same disease in them. (dated quotations) 3. fig. A moral or intellectual poison, or poisonous influence. (dated quotations) 4. Violent animosity; virulence. (one dated quotation)\nFrom The Encyclopedia Americana, 1958\nVirus, Infectious disease-producing agent largely characterized by small size and ability to reproduce only within living cells, that is a minute, obligate parasite.\nThe discovery of the chemical nature and crystallization of tobacco mosaic virus (the first virus or crystallized acid discovered) by Wendell M Stanley in 1935 (Science, June 28, 1935) opened the way for purification and intensive study of viruses or crystal acids.\nDr. Stanley brought a german scientist Dr. Peter Duesberg to Stanley Hall in Berkeley University in the 1960s. Dr. Duesberg wrote the book, Inventing the AIDS Virus where he suggests that HIV, Hep C. Hunta Virus and Ebola virus are ALL phantom viruses.\n“An eminent surgeon, M. Verneuil, ended by admitting as a demonstrated theorem that there is no spontaneous tetanus, that there is no spontaneous small pox, syphilis, glanders, hydrophobia, tuberculosis, carbon or malignant pustule; declaring that the pathogenic problem consisted solely in discovering how and when the microbe, also called virus, come from without, penetrates into the organism; declaring that the question is thus stated between old medicine and the microbina medicine with extreme simplicity and without the least ambiguity.”\n“But these assertions (of Surgeon Verneuil) are reduced to nothing, when we call to mind that the pretended germs of the air are only the microzymas of organisms which have disappeared, which had become bacteria by evolution; that even at the Acadamy of Medicine I said–and no one ventured to contradict me on the nosological roll by taking the pretended pathogenic microbe in normal air, but only in the diseased animal.”\nI must say that I am indebted to both Dr. Antione Bechamp and Dr. Verneuil for saving ourselves and whatever is left of our civilization from the peril of a viral microbe dogma and from current vival medical treatments, for those who have ears to hear and eyes to see.\nBottom line, the present of a virus or a crystal acid or a bacterium such as TB or the latest invention of a SARS like virus known as the Novel Coronavirus which todate is responsible for the death of 12 people is not caused by the infection of a germ or virus, but is caused by personal acidic lifestyle and dietary choices.\nDr. Benjamin Rush, Physician and signer of the Declaration of Independence, 1776 said this: “Unless we put medical freedom into the Constitution, the time will come when medicine will organize itself into an undercover dictatorship, To restrict the art of healing to one class of men and deny equal privileges to others will constitute the bastille of medical science. All such laws are un-American and despotic.”\nOur body in its wholeness is an ingenious creation of nature, It has been given all mechanisms to not only sustain its life but also to create new life. Every healthy person has innate regulatory mechanisms to maintain its alkaline design and self-healing powers, which ensure or reestablish the natural balance of the bodily functions, the homeostasis. It is not the doctor that heals us, nor the medication, but our own innate alkaline regulatory mechanisms. Our body is able to fully regenerate itself. Therefore, it is advised to use great discernment before labeling any disease as “incurable” or “untreatable.” If doctors come to the conclusion that a disease is incurable, they would be more accurate in saying that with their knowledge and experience, they are not able to offer any further help. The word “incurable” conveys fear, or false evidence appearing real, which stifles and weakens our body’s innate alkaline mechanism.\nBio-chemically speaking Health is all about alkaline balance. Bio-energetically speaking Health is all about energy. Vibrating energy is the origin of matter and the origin of life. And matter is nothing more than organized energy.\nIn 1984, the Swiss physicist Dr. Carlos Rubbia, received the Nobel prize for discovering a mathematically calculable natural constant with which he could calculate the ratio of mass particles (matter) in relation to navigating energy particles, The ratio of matter to energy that forms matter is 1 to 9,746 to the power of 108 or about 1 to 1,000,000,000 which means it takes one billion energy units to create one single unit of matter in a materialized tangible form. Isn’t interesting that we for the most part, preoccupy ourselves with only 1 billionth part of reality: that which is in a material form and can be seen and touched. We fail to see the far greater amount of energy particles it took to materialize our reality. This revolutionary scientific discovery shows us clearly that every form of matter is subject to higher energetic interactions and subject to change of form and function.\nWhen we analyze the energy content of any form of matter, we arrive at its smallest part, the atom and its protons, electrons and neutrons. There is ongoing movement without any contact- nothing tangible, just pure vibrating energy. This vibrating energy creates a frequency, which can be measured, a so-called wave length which can be seen using my photon interference photography. Every form of matter is characterized as a specific frequency spectrum. And each frequency spectrum can be measured using a decibel meter. All organized matter is nothing more than organized energy that gives off a specific frequency and a specific sound which can be measured and heard. When we turn on a light or an electrical device we can see the energy but we cannot perceive the electrical current itself, but we except its existence. This same materially non-perceivable electricity, this energy, flows through our body fluids especially our blood. Every one of us has enough measurable electrical current flowing through us to light up a 100 watt light bulb.\nLife/light = energy and energy = information or intelligence.\nPlasma which is 92% alkaline water at a pH of 7.365 is a good example for showing how matter as energy is transformed when additional energy is added or subtracted. Water has three different distinct bodies or states: solid, liquid and gaseous. Ice is frozen water or like the thickening of the blood. We can see it and feel its coolness. By adding energy in the form of heat to the ice it transforms back into a liquid. When we add more energy to the water it begins to boil and the molecules start moving faster and faster that they begin to transform into steam and become gaseous. This transformation of organized energy as matter from one form to another is know as biological or energetical transformation or also referred to as pleomorphism.\nEnergy and intelligence are identical. Every form of energy has a specific wavelength Every wavelength has its individual content of intelligence There are no accidents in the order of Nature\nOur cells, especially the red blood cells can only survive when our bodies are strong enough to maintain pH homeostasis at 7.365 or to regain it quickly after we have been exposed to toxic environmental threats. Some of the pH homoeostatic mechanisms in the body include temperature regulation, dilation of the eye, blood composition, heart rate, blood pressure, water content, blood sugar level, mineral relationships, and of course the acid/alkaline balance of our body fluids.\nThe normal state of health is not a static condition, but a coordination response of many systems and mechanisms. Fluctuations occur within a very narrow pH range. An imbalance of a point or two on the acid/alkaline pH scale is extremely disruptive to health. A few percentiles of variation of oxygen concentration in the blood can impair function. In the bloodstream, the slightest changes can be observed in the structures of the red and white blood cells, the level of cellular debris, the creation of cholesterol or calcium crystals, etc. If the blood sugar content is continually elevated due to body cell transformation or breakdown, the body chemistry becomes upset. An infinitesimal deficiency of sodium, calcium, potassium or magnesium, the alkaline buffers of the body can cause a problem in the function of many body parts.\nWe must keep our pH homoeostatic mechanism strong so that we can deal effectively with our world. If we are humming and the process of pH homeostasis is orderly, life continues; if we are honking and pH homeostasis is continually being disrupted, our health is in jeopardy. pH Homeostasis is a bit like balancing the books in accounting. It si maintained by balancing inputs with outputs – alkalinity in acids out.\nHow well we adapt in health and sickness is largely a function of the pH homoeostatic mechanism. The body’s chemistry response to such subtle changes that a negative thought, an acidic food or drink, or eating too much food can be a problem for maintaining alkaline balance.\nIn 1988 an article of the New England Journal of Medicine stated that, “most major chronic disease probably results from the accumulation of environmental factors over time in genetically susceptible people.”\nIn 1965, Rene Dubos, a medical historian and philosopher, pointed out that the body is imperfect in its attempts to adapt and maintain pH homeostasis. She said, “the mechanisms involved in regulating homeostasis do not always return the body’s functions to their original state. They can be misdirected. The body only has the ability to adapt to insults for so long. When it can no longer adapt, inflammation and then degeneration sets in. Health is the state that the body attains when an individual responds adaptively and restores the body to its original integrity.”\nThe term “homeostasis” was coined in the mid-1920’s by the American physiologist, Walter B. Cannon. But he was building on a concept of balance that dated back to ancient Western, Eastern, and Middle Eastern civilizations.\nThe balance equals good health equation was first suggested by Hippocrates (460-375 BC) and the ancient Greeks. Hippocrates considered health to be a state of harmonious balance and disease a state of disharmony. He and his contemporaries believed that harmony and balance existed between organs, between bodily fluids, and between body and soul. When the body is out of harmony and balance, illness occurs.\nThe Greeks ideas on equilibrium and health evolved further under the philosopher Aristotle (384-322 BC). He felt that a healthy body worked through what he described as a hemostat, a device that returns the body to a state of equilibrium even when it is subjected to stimuli that disturbs this balance. Everything is tied to this state of equilibrium, including the psyche and emotions, and nothing could be regarded as a separate component. To lead a healthy life, the condition of balance had to be maintained, This could only be achieved if the body had an adequate feedback system, a means by which signals were transmitted to different parts of the body to help move it back into balance when it moved too far off alkaline center.\nThis psychological viewpoint was shared by another philosopher, Epicurus (341-270 BC). In his writing he referred to psychological stress and suggested that an individual’s quality of life could be improved by coping with what we would now describe as emotional stressors.\nAs early as about 120 AD in India, Eastern philosophers had reached similar ideas about the importance of balance in health. A general medical textbook from that time, the Caraks, described health as a balance of bodily elements know as dhatus, and a happy mental state called prasana.\nThe Middle Eastern approach incorporated the Hindu teachings with the Greco-Roman medical doctrine. Being base upon both religious and philosophical ideas, Islamic healing involved both body and soul.\nOver 1000 years later, during the Middle Ages in Europe, good health was still linked to this notion of balanced physical, emotional, and spiritual state. To help people achieve this state, European hospitals were set up by religious orders and attached to abbeys, monasteries, and convents. Doctors prescribed diet, rest, sleep, exercise, and salt baths.\nIn 1600 Thomas Sydenham had begun classifying diseases, even though he believed disease was a result of imbalance, consistent with Hippocrates and Galen.\nIn 1628 Harvey traced the circulation of the blood, arguably perhaps the single greatest achievement in medicine.\nIn 1753 James Lind showed that Scurvy could be reversed with the limes that contain limonene – an antitoxic or antacid.\nDoctors began to lose their way in 1796. In 1796 Benjamin Rush observed that all fevers were associated with flushed skin, he concluded that this was caused by distended capillaries and reasoned that the proximate cause of fever must be abnormal “convulsive action” in these vessels. He took this a step further and concluded that all fevers resulted from disturbances of capillaries and since the capillaries were part of the circulatory system, he concluded that a hypertension of the entire circulatory system was involved. Rush proposed to reduce this convulsive action by “depletion” or bleeding. A reminder that the medical establishment’s acceptance of bleeding exists today in the name of the British Journal “The Lancet” one of the leading medical journals in the world. Today bleeding is called phlebotomy.\nAlso, In 1796 Edward Jenner took the pus from the runny sores of sick cows and injected it into the blood of his “patients. He thought that since pus is seen routinely in all kinds of wounds, pus was seen as a necessary part of healing.\nIn 1788 vaccinia was the bacteria that medical science suggested caused cowpox.\nIn 1830 the development of the first modern day achromatic microscope.\nIn 1835, Harvard’s Jacob Bigelow argued in a major address that in “the unbiased opinion of most medical men of sound judgement and long experience . . . the amount of death and disaster in the world would be less, if all disease were left to itself.”\nIn 1840 Jacob Henle in his essay, “On Miasmata and Contagia” first formulated the modern germ theory. He suggested that disease seem to germinate, grow and spread – like a first point or origin, a seed, a bacterium. The germ theory said that minute living organism invade the body, multiply and cause disease and that a specific germ causes a specific disease.\nIn 1850 Samule Thomson said, ” May the time soon come when men and women will become their own priest, physicians and lawyers – when self-government, equal rights and moral philosophy will take the place of all popular crafts of every description . . False theory and hypothesis constitute nearly the whole art of medicine.”\nIn 1860 Louis Pasteur suggested that living organisms, not a chemical chain reaction caused fermentation, winning converts to the germ theory.\nIn 1881 an American scientist George Sternberg was the first to isolate the fungus, pneumococcus and the first to observe the white blood cells engulfing bacteria, a key to understanding the immune system.\nIn 1882 a German, Robert Koch isolated the tubercle bacillus and declared it as the bacterium that caused tuberculosis that further confirmed the germ theory of Pasteur.\nIn 1884, German scientist Friedrich Loeffler isolated the diphtheria bacillus from throats of patients, grew it on a special medium (labs today call this Loeffler’s serum slope to grow the bacteria from suspected cases), and began careful experiments in animals that took several years. His work suggested that the bacteria themselves did not kill; the danger came from a toxin, diptherium, an acidic poison that the bacteria excreted as a waste product from sugar metabolism.\nIn 1885 Max von Pettenkofer insisted that Koch’s bacteria were only one of many factors in the causation of disease. His dispute with Koch became increasingly bitter and passionate. Petterkofer determined to prove himself right, prepared test tubes thick with lethal cholera bacteria. Then he and several of his students drank them down. All survived. Petterkofer claimed victory that germs do not cause disease.\nIn 1889 Pasteur’s proteges, Emile Roux and Alexandre Yersin grew broth thick with diphtheria bacteria and used compressed air to force broth through a filter of unglazed porcelain. The filter was designed by Charles Chamberland, a physicist working with Pasteur; though only a tool, the filter itself would prove to be immensely important. NO bacteria or solids could pass through the porcelain. Only liquid could. They then sterilized this liquid. It still killed. That proved that bacteria, an insoluble could not kill, but a soluble, an acidic toxin did the KILLING.\nAfter the civil war medicine had discovered drugs – such as quinine, digitalis and opium of which Oliver Wendell Homes the physician Father of the Supreme Court justice said, “I firmly believe that if the whole materia medica, as now used, could be sunk to the bottom fo the sea, it would be all the better for mankind – and all the worse for the fishes.”\nOffend the Gods, an ancestor, or an evil witch and be struck down as punishment. Lead a sinful life and you were tempting fate.\nIf we will consider disease as a symptom of disease not the cause, then the germ is nothing more than an expression of acid/alkaline fluid imbalance and a biological transformation of blood and body cells of what use to be organized to that which is changing into a new form. This was my discovery in 1994. I witnessed biological transformation as seen on pg. 126 of my book “Sick and Tired” the transformation of a rod bacteria back into a red blood cell and then back into a bacterial rod. I knew for the first time that bacteria was not a demon, not an entity but a biological transformation, a new formation of a preceding form. Not the cause of disease but the expression of a change in the internal environment which had given rise to change. For several years I felt alone in this discovery until I learned of the works of the giants that proceeded me that had their finger on the magic of life.\nAntoine BeChamp (1816-1908) “Disease is born in us and from us.”\nFlorence Nightingale – a famous nurse (1820 -1910)\nMathias Schleiden and Theodor Schwann (1839)\nGunther Enderlein ((1872- 1968)\nWalter B. Cannon (1871-1945) “Only by understanding the wisdom of the body shall we attain the mastery of disease and pain that will enable us to relieve the burden of the people.”\nRoyal Raymond Rife (1888-1971)\nPhilosophically speaking, Pasteur had an ally in Napoleon III, who came to power in 1852. The Emperor believed in a police state and in using complete control to rule. Pasteur’s mechanistic idea of disease, finding the right cure for each germ, fit into this philosophy of control.\nGiving the responsibility to the any government to cure disease is giving up control and our personal freedom. It takes responsibility – and power – away from the individual. In the words of Antoine BeChamp, “there is nothing so false that does not contain some element of truth and so it is with the germ theory.”\nOne of five of us will become diabetic One of two of us will develop cancer One of two of us will develop cardiovascular disease One of six couples will suffer from unexplained infertility. One of seven women in the US will develop breast cancer.\nNow, it is my hope that we will all soon realize that we are all responsible for our own health – you alone. A medical practitioner can only help to relieve symptoms. Ultimately, you are the one who has to take charge. Health is a choice just as disease is a choice. You are responsible for what goes into your mouth and what comes out of your mouth, as well as for what you think, feel and do. Health is all about personal choices and consequences.\nThe health and energy of the human organism is the knowledge that our bodies are alkaline by design and acidic by function. 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(546, 'The Use of Bicarbonates in the Treatment of All Cancers, Kidney Disease, Liver Disease, Type I & Type II Diabetes, Heart Disease, Pharmacological Toxicosis, Vascular Surgery Operations, Tonsillar Herniation Due To Cerebral Edema, Lactic Acid Toxicosis, and Hyponatremia or Low Salt or Loss of Salts Due To Excessive or Over-Exercise!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/12/09/the-use-of-bicarbonates-in-the-treatment-of-all-cancers-kidney-disease-liver-disease-type-i-type-ii-diabetes-heart-disease-pharmacological-toxicosis-vascular-surgery-operations-tonsillar/', 'The Use of Bicarbonates in the Treatment of All Cancers, Kidney Disease, Liver Disease, Type I & Type II Diabetes, Heart Disease, Pharmacological Toxicosis, Vascular Surgery Operations, Tonsillar Herniation Due To Cerebral Edema, Lactic Acid Toxicosis, and Hyponatremia or Low Salt or Loss of Salts Due To Excessive or Over-Exercise!\nMedics and emergency room medical doctors are accustomed to participating in a flurry of activity when trying to save a persons live after a cardiac arrest–inserting IVs and breathing tubes, performing defibrillation to restart the heart, etc. Sodium bicarbonate is a constant performer under such conditions and is more commonly used than magnesium injections, which is traditionally at the top of every doctor’s protocol for cardiac arrest.\nFor each molecule of sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) made, a molecule of hydrochloric acid (HCL) is made and secreted into the so-called digestive system – specifically, the stomach (the gastric pits in the stomach) – to be eliminated via the blood. Therefore HCL is an acidic waste product of sodium bicarbonate created by the stomach to alkalize the food and liquids ingested.\nIn Dr Folland’s study, swimmers who took the sodium bicarbonate knocked 1.5 seconds off their time for 200m, a difference that may seem insignificant to recreational swimmers but which is substantial at elite level.\n“At the last Olympics, the top four swimmers in the men’s 200m freestyle were separated by just 1.4 seconds,” Dr Folland says. “So, in theory, it could be the difference between winning a medal and not.”\nAnyone can try it, he says, but only those who are serious enough to monitor their times and progress in sports such as running, swimming or cycling may notice the few seconds advantage it might provide. “The increments of improvement are relatively small to the average person, although significant to someone who competes,” Dr Folland says.\nAt Loughborough University, for instance, physiologists reporting in the June issue of the International Journal of Sports Medicine showed that swimmers who took baking soda about one hour before a 200m event were able to shave a significant time off their usual performances. Dr Jonathan Folland, who led the study, says that it is not uncommon for top swimmers to take sodium bicarbonate (another name for the substance) before a competition to give them an edge. Indeed, he showed that of nine swimmers tested, eight recorded their fastest times after ingesting a supplement of the common baking ingredient – sodium bicarbonate.\nThe chloride ion from the sodium chloride (salt) binds to an acid or proton forming HCL as a waste product of sodium bicarbonate production. HCL has a pH of 1 and is highly toxic to the blood and tissues and the cause of indigestion, acid reflux, ulcers, diabetes, cancer, hyponatremia, edema, tonsilar herniation and death.\nA = acidic food and drink, attitudes and activities, C = compromised internal acidic environment, I = illness and dis-ease, and, D = desire for more acidic foods, drinks, attitudes and activities, and the cycle repeats itself.\nBottom line – the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet is a low acid producing diet and lifestyle that focuses on the foundational principal that the body is alkaline by design and yet acidic by function. This make this program the ultimate program for preventing and reversing aging and the onset of sickness and dis-ease. I would say that the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet is the perfect diet and lifestyle for a longer healthier life. 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(547, 'The Avocado – The Food of the Gods – Prevents Cardovascular Disease, Diabetes and Cancer!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/11/19/the-avocado-the-food-of-the-gods-prevents-cardovascular-disease-diabetes-and-cancer/', 'The Avocado – The Food of the Gods – Prevents Cardovascular Disease, Diabetes and Cancer!\nThe avocado or the food of the GODS may be the perfect food.  It has higher potassium at 486mg compared to a banana at 358mg for helping to maintain the alkaline design of the body fluids, especially the blood, without all the acidic sugar content at 12.23 grams for a banana and less than 1 gram for an avocado.  Each 100 grams of avocado has 2 grams of protein and 14.66 grams of Oleic fat that helps to reduce dietary and metabolic acid and thus reduces the need for LDL cholesterol.  The big benefit of the avocado is the cancer preventing and reversing phytonutrients of Lutein and Zeazanathin at 271 ug compared to a banana which only has 22 ug.  There is no question that the avocado is a superior alkalizing and health promoting food.  I recommend eating at least 2 to 3 Haas avocados a day. And stay away from bananas – they are acidic. The nutritional facts for a raw avocado.\nProtection Against Heart Disease\nRegulation of Blood Sugar and Insulin Dependence\nReduces acids and thus the progression of AIDS\nAlleviation of Cardiovascular Disease\nAlleviation of Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)\nReduced Risk of Type I and II Diabetes\nReduced Frequency of Migraine Headaches\nAlleviation of Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)\nAntioxidant or Anti-acid Protection\nPrevention of Epileptic Seizures\nPrevention of Alopecia (Spot Baldness)\nAvocados are high in monounsaturated “good for your heart” fats. Oleic acid in particular is known to reduce dietary and metabolic acids and thus lowering LDL cholesterol.\nThe nutritional facts for a raw banana.\nTo order your organically grown Haas avocados and Haas avocado oils go to:  http://phmiracleliving.com/c-5-food.aspx References\nOffice Of Dietary Supplements Fact Sheet: Folate\nDoshi SN, McDowell IF, Moat SJ, Payne N, Durrant HJ, Lewis MJ, Goodfellos J. Folic acid improves endothelial function in coronary artery disease via mechanisms largely independent of homocysteine. Circulation. 2002;105:22-6.\nDoshi SN, McDowell IFW, Moat SJ, Lang D, Newcombe RG, Kredean MB, Lewis MJ, Goodfellow J. Folate improves endothelial function in coronary artery disease. Arterioscler Thromb Vasc Biol 2001;21:1196-1202.\nWald DS, Bishop L, Wald NJ, Law M, Hennessy E, Weir D, McPartlin J, Scott J. Randomized trial of folic acid supplementation and serum homocysteine levels. Arch Intern Med 2001;161:695-700.\nJennings E. 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(548, 'The Cause and Cure for Type I and Type II Diabetes and Insulin Resistance', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/11/17/the-cause-and-cure-for-type-i-and-type-ii-diabetes-and-insulin-resistance/', 'The Cause and Cure for Type I and Type II Diabetes and Insulin Resistance\nThe Centers for Disease and Control has stated that 21 percent of American adults were obese in 2001, up almost 6 percent form the year before. The rising rate of obesity corresponds with an increase in the prevalence of diabetes, which afflicts one in 12 adults, an increase of 8 percent in 2001. In the United States, 16 million patients have the disorder — 10 million diagnosed and 6 million undiagnosed. These numbers are expected to double during the next 25 years.\nI believe they will more than quadruple due to the increase intake amounts of acidifying carbohydrate and protein diets and acidic lifestyle choices. The huge increase in diabetes reflects an enormous rise in Type 2 diabetes due to increased aging, obesity, poor nutrition, coupled with high emotional stress and physical inactivity. Once again, all of these challenges are a reflection of an over-acidic lifestyle and diet! Diabetes is the oldest disease known to humankind, dating back to the hieroglyphics depicting a person wasting their muscle mass into their urine. Diabetes has become an epidemic, yet the disease and insulin metabolism are not fully understood by current savants.\nMy hope is to change the world’s awareness and understanding of diabetes with further light and knowledge of the “New Biology: and the pH Miracles of Type I and Type II Diabetes. There are several misunderstandings of diabetes that exist; they include the following but are not limited to:\n1) Current medical science suggests that obesity is a cause of diabetes or leads to Type II diabetes — True or False?\nObesity is a result of increased complex carbohydrate or simple sugar ingestion and the fermentation of carbohydrates and simple sugars that leads to excess acidity. In addition to the complex carbohydrates, obesity is the result of eating animal proteins that produce acids that destroy the intestinal villi and set the stage for body wasting that leads to diabetes. The body deals with the increase of gastrointestinal and metabolic acids by holding on to fat to store and protect the body from these debilitating acids. Therefore obesity is a symptom of metabolic acids and is protecting the body from excess acids that are not eliminated through normal elimination.\n2) Current medical savants perceive that Type I diabetes is the result of an autoimmune response or virus leading to an attack on the insulin-producing beta cells in the Islets of Langerhans — True or False?\nThere is no attack on the insulin-producing beta cells and there is NO virus! When we increase the acidic sugars in our diet we increase the need for insulin and at the same time increase stress on the insulin-producing beta cells. This increased stress causes the beta cells to breakdown or age prematurely. When any cell is broken or begins to disorganize it is the white blood cells that clear out the cellular debris. This so-called autoimmune response is nothing more than the white blood cells clearing out the garbage or broken-down beta cells from overstressed acidic lifestyles and diets!\n3) Current medical science believes that insulin is needed to regulate blood sugar levels in the body — True or False?\nIn the 1950’s, scientists incorrectly coined the term “insulin dependent” to mean that muscle and fat required insulin to take up glucose. However, glucose is transported into the cells with or without insulin. There are enough glucose transporters in all cell membranes to guarantee adequate glucose uptake to have a cell’s respiration requirements work, even WITHOUT INSULIN! It has been shown that adipocytes can uptake glucose without insulin through stimulation of glucose transporters.\n4) Current medical science suggests that physical (over-exercise) or emotional stress results in an increase of insulin and the release of the hormone epinephrine which lowers blood glucose levels rapidly — True or False?\nDuring the recovery period or with chronic stress, glucose levels increase not decrease. The reason for the increase in blood sugar is the result of sugars being released from cells that are breaking down due to over-exercise and/or emotional stress. I call this the banana effect. We all know that bananas get sweeter the older they get. The reason is simple. The cells that make up the banana release their sugars as they begin to breakdown. This is how bananas get their black spots or turn to black. It is the result of the banana rotting or turning into the acid, sugar. As human cells begin to breakdown or turn into the acid sugar due to over-exercise or emotional stress and as their cellular sugars are released, the insulin-producing beta cells kick in to release the hormone insulin to lower blood sugars back to normal or to balance. If one continues to do physical or emotional stress this will lead to hyperinsulinemia, insulin resistance or Syndrome X an d eventual diabetes or even pancreatic cancer. The biphasic effects of insulin and epinephrine on blood sugar control are significant factors if we are to understand the cause of Type I and Type II diabetes. Hyperinsulinemia is the biphasic glucose response to epinephrine, first low glucose levels and then hyper-glucose surges and insulin resistance. Therefore, emotional and perceptual sensations regulate the body’s insulin sensitivity or insulin resistance.\nThe limbic system, especially the hippocampus that controls memory, sense of safety, survival instincts, eating and appetite drives and learning, also contains high densities of insulin receptors and is the main system that controls glucose and insulin homeostasis.\n5) Current medical science suggests the common treatment of insulin resistance or Type II diabetes is to use insulin injections — True or False?\nType I and Type II diabetes is a symptom of excess acidity due to physical and emotional stressors that causes imbalances in the limbic system that leads to insulin dysregulation. Either there is too little insulin being secreted from the beta cells of the pancreas as found in Type I diabetes and, occasionally, in advanced Type II diabetes, or the insulin receptors have lost their sensitivity, damaged by dietary, environmental, respiratory and/or metabolic acid, leading to a buildup of both insulin and glucose in the bloodstream. In an attempt to compensate for this insulin resistance, the pancreas secretes more insulin into the bloodstream to try to force the issue by swamping the insulin receptors. While this strategy may help somewhat to reduce glucose levels in the bloodstream, it also leads to an overload of insulin, which, in the long term only exacerbates insulin resistance and the onset of diabetes. Insulin sensitivity which is the effective utilization of insulin and insulin resistance which is the ineffective utilization of insulin represents a dynamic polarity we all have to deal with throughout our lives.\nOur very health and longevity depends to a great extent on how well our body deals with physical and emotional stressors, acid and alkaline balance and the regulation of the release of hormones, especially insulin. Women who consume large amounts of refined carbohydrates and sugar during pregnancy will often induce insulin resistance in their newborn. This could be a major contributing factor in the increasingly early onset of type I diabetes in children.\nInsulin resistance brought on through an inverted way of living, eating and thinking occurs primarily in the liver, muscles and fat cells, and which is exacerbated by caffeine and chocolate, as well as excess sugar and carbohydrates. This leads to elevated levels of circulating sugar from disorganizing body cells and diet and increased insulin in response to increased sugar which then leads to the following symptomologies:\n6) Inhibition of the release of glycogen from the liver\n7) Development of osteoporosis\n9) Acceleration of the process of glycated, leading to inflammation and tissue damage\n10) Development of malignancies\n11) Inhibition of fat metabolism I consider one of the most important factors for health and longevity and to reverse the aging process, to be blood pH and insulin levels.\nIn order to determine these two factors I suggest a urine and glucose tolerance test following a fast of a minimum of eight hours. After taking a fasting blood glucose reading and a fasting pH urine reading, the client is given a 12 ounce glass of distilled water mixed with approximately 40 grams of pure sugar and 1 gram of potassium. Thirty minutes after the ingestion of the glucose water, a second urine and blood glucose reading is taken, followed by third and fourth readings at additional 45 and 20 minute intervals.\nWhile our primary purpose in taking these readings is to determine the relative acidity or alkalinity of the blood and urine, they also have a great deal of significance in identifying dysglycemia, insulin resistance and acid and alkaline balance. An ideal blood sugar curve might look as follows:\nFasting 80 +30 minutes 130 +45 minutes 110 +20 minutes 100\nAn ideal urine pH curve might look as follows:\nFasting urine pH range 6.8 to 7.2 +30 minutes 5.6 to 5.8 +45 minutes 6. 0 to 6.4 +20 minutes 6.6 to 6.8\nThe following is a severely diabetic reading:\nFasting 140/5.8 pH +30 minutes 275/5.6 pH +45 minutes 285/5.5 pH +20 minutes 300/5.4 to 5.2 pH\nThe following blood and urine pH curve may or may not indicate full-blown diabetes, but certainly it suggest a seriously dysglceimic condition that will almost inevitably evolve into diabetes.\nFasting 80/6.5 pH +30 minutes 205/5.8 pH +45 minutes 200/6.0 pH +20 minutes 190/6.2 pH\nThe normal fasting glucose in the above example means the client has good beta cell and acid buffering activity, and is producing adequate insulin. However, lack of insulin metabolism occurs when confronted with glucose and excess acidic challenges.\nThis has to be addressed by eliminating all carbohydrate foods, such as potatoes, grains, sweet fruits, sweet vegetables and fruit juices. This includes all sugar and refined carbohydrates which have to be completely avoided to maintain pH and insulin balance. The foods that must be included to bring homeostasis and glucose and alkaline balance are all the green vegetables and green drinks, all the good fats from olive, flax, avcoda, borage, primrose, etc. and finally good plant proteins from sprouted grains and legumes such as wheat, barley, kamut, moringa, and soy sprouts.\nTo learn more about preventing and reversing Type I and Type 2  diabetes may I suggest reading our book,The pH Miracle for Type I and Type II Diabetes.\nYou will find our book at any major bookstore or on line at: www.phmiracle.com or www.amazon.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.025641659274697304, 0.010837397538125515, -0.02089250087738037, 0.10667840391397476, -0.013945197686553001, 0.030184708535671234, 0.02446630410850048, 0.039724934846162796, -0.0414871908724308, -0.015822257846593857, -0.06405767053365707, 0.07638877630233765, -0.05480111390352249, -0.02091042697429657, -0.015216393396258354, 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(549, 'Reversing Type I Diabetes with The pH Miracle for Diabetes', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/08/08/reversing-type-i-diabetes-with-the-ph-miracle-for-diabetes/', 'Reversing Type I Diabetes with The pH Miracle for Diabetes\nJohn is a 13 year old boy from San Francisco, California and was diagnosed with Type I diabetes with blood sugars as high as 540 mg/dl and a A1c of 12.  John’s Mother introduced John to the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet.  His blood sugars are now normal, his A1c has dropped to 5.9 and he no longer needs insulin injection.  John will continue on the pH Miracle for Diabetes program to continue his healing of his bowels where diabetes begins.  That’s right.  My theory is diabetes begins in the bowels NOT the pancreas.  Two of the major contributors to the condition of diabetes and damage to the intestinal villi of the small intestines is the ingestion of animal protein and high sugar foods.  John is happy to know that he does NOT have to take insulin for the rest of his life.  John’s progress is being followed by the University of California San Francisco, California and the pH Miracle Living Center,  San Diego, California.  For more information of reversing Type I and Type II diabetes read The pH Miracle for Diabetes by Dr. Robert and Shelley Young.  www.phmiracle.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.00509459525346756, -0.03253407031297684, 0.05720694363117218, 0.04718843474984169, -0.03732714429497719, 0.0071658301167190075, 0.054770566523075104, 0.08621753007173538, -0.046804700046777725, -0.026045653969049454, -0.021481303498148918, 0.12500306963920593, -0.0776764526963234, 0.04368559643626213, -0.07005302608013153, -0.039806488901376724, 0.02847796119749546, -0.01524752750992775, -0.029554370790719986, 0.02149842120707035, 0.08739304542541504, 0.007399076130241156, 0.05819196254014969, -0.0017078579403460026, 0.004920986481010914, -0.0661083236336708, 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(550, 'Libro \"Revertir la Diabetes', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/06/24/libro-revertir-la-diabetes/', 'Los objetivos de la segunda parte del libro:\nAyudarle a hacerse cargo de su salud y asumir la responsabilidad de las decisiones que toma\nLiberarse de CUALQUIER enfermedad y crear una extraordinaria energía en su vida.\n“La calidad de nuestras vidas depende de la calidad de nuestras células” . En él anuncia las 5 cosas que las células necesitan para poder prosperar.\n“La alcalinidad es la clave para su salud” en el que expone que la mayoría de las enfermedades son causadas por el estado de acidez interior del cuerpo y qué hacer para recuperar la salud (por favor, no vayas a la farmacia a comprarte pastillas anti-acidez tras leer esto. No va por ahí)\n“Las causas de las enfermedades específicas”\n“La epidemia de diabetes” . Me extrañó mucho que hasta la página 118 no hablara en detalle sobre la diabetes, sobretodo teniendo en cuenta el título del libro (“Revertir la diabetes”). Pero después de haber leído el libro te das cuenta que todo lo anterior a este capítulo era necesario para poder concentrarse ahora en la diabetes.\n“La innovadora solución para la diabetes”\n“10 pasos para la cura de la diabetes.” Apoyado por las investigaciones y casos de éxito de importantes científicos de diferentes campos, asegura que “la diabetes tiene cura, y un sinnúmero de personas se ha curado, vuelven a una vida libre de diabetes, que no requiere de medicamentos o inyecciones de insulina. 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(551, 'World Renown Heart Surgeon Speaks Out On What Really Causes Heart Disease', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/04/01/world-renown-heart-surgeon-speaks-out-on-what-really-causes-heart-disease/', 'World Renown Heart Surgeon Speaks Out On What Really Causes Heart Disease\nI trained for many years with other prominent physicians labelled “opinion makers.”  Bombarded with scientific literature, continually attending education seminars, we opinion makers insisted heart disease resulted from the simple fact of elevated blood cholesterol.\nThe only accepted therapy was prescribing medications to lower cholesterol and a diet that severely restricted fat intake. The latter of course we insisted would lower cholesterol and heart disease. Deviations from these recommendations were considered heresy and could quite possibly result in malpractice. It Is Not Working!\nThese recommendations are no longer scientifically or morally defensible. The discovery a few years ago that inflammation in the artery wall is the real cause of heart disease is slowly leading to a paradigm shift in how heart disease and other chronic ailments will be treated.\nThe long-established dietary recommendations have created epidemics of obesity and diabetes, the consequences of which dwarf any historical plague in terms of mortality, human suffering and dire economic consequences.\nDespite the fact that 25% of the population takes expensive statin medications and despite the fact we have reduced the fat content of our diets, more Americans will die this year of heart disease than ever before.\nStatistics from the American Heart Association show that 75 million Americans currently suffer from heart disease, 20 million have diabetes and 57 million have pre-diabetes. These disorders are affecting younger and younger people in greater numbers every year.\nSimply stated, without inflammation being present in the body, there is no way that cholesterol would accumulate in the wall of the blood vessel and cause heart disease and strokes. Without inflammation, cholesterol would move freely throughout the body as nature intended. It is inflammation that causes cholesterol to become trapped.\nInflammation is not complicated — it is quite simply your body’s natural defence to a foreign invader such as a bacteria, toxin or virus. The cycle of inflammation is perfect in how it protects your body from these bacterial and viral invaders. However, if we chronically expose the body to injury by toxins or foods the human body was never designed to process,a condition occurs called chronic inflammation. Chronic inflammation is just as harmful as acute inflammation is beneficial.\nWhat thoughtful person would willfully expose himself repeatedly to foods or other substances that are known to cause injury to the body?  Well,smokers perhaps, but at least they made that choice willfully.\nThe rest of us have simply followed the recommended mainstream dietthat is low in fat and high in polyunsaturated fats and carbohydrates, not knowing we were causing repeated injury to our blood vessels. This repeated injury creates chronic inflammation leading to heart disease , stroke, diabetes and obesity .\nLet me repeat that: The injury and inflammation in our blood vessels is caused by the low fat diet recommended for years by mainstream medicine. What are the biggest culprits of chronic inflammation? Quite simply, they are the overload of simple, highly processed carbohydrates ( sugar, flour and all the products made from them) and the excess consumption of omega-6 vegetable oils like soybean, corn and sunflower that are found in many processed foods.\nTake a moment to visualize rubbing a stiff brush repeatedly over soft skin until it becomes quite red and nearly bleeding. you kept this up several times a day, every day for five years. If you could tolerate this painful brushing, you would have a bleeding, swollen infected area that became worse with each repeated injury. This is a good way to visualize the inflammatory process that could be going on in your body right now.\nRegardless of where the inflammatory process occurs, externally or internally, it is the same. I have peered inside thousands upon thousands of arteries. A diseased artery looks as if someone took a brush and scrubbed repeatedly against its wall. Several times a day, every day, the foods we eat create small injuries compounding into more injuries, causing the body to respond continuously and appropriately with inflammation.\nWhile we savor the tantalizing taste of a sweet roll, our bodies respond alarmingly as if a foreign invader arrived declaring war. Foods loaded with sugars and simple carbohydrates, or processed withomega-6 oils for long shelf life have been the mainstay of the American diet for six decades. These foods have been slowly poisoning ever yone.\nHow does eating a simple sweet roll create a cascade of inflammation to make you sick?\nImagine spilling syrup on your keyboard and you have a visual of what occurs inside the cell. When we consume simple carbohydrates such as sugar, blood sugar rises rapidly. In response, your pancreas secretes insulin whose primary purpose is to drive sugar into each cell where it is stored for energy. If the cell is full and does not need glucose, it is rejected to avoid extra sugar gumming up the works.\nWhen your full cells reject the extra glucose, blood sugar rises producing more insulin and the glucose converts to stored fat.\nWhat does all this have to do with inflammation? Blood sugar is controlled in a very narrow range. Extra sugar molecules attach to a variety of proteins that in turn injure the blood vessel wall. This repeated injury to the blood vessel wall sets off inflammation. When you spike your blood sugar level several times a day, every day, it is exactly like taking sandpaper to the inside of your delicate blood vessels.\nWhile you may not be able to see it, rest assured it is there. I saw it in over 5,000 surgical patients spanning 25 years who all shared one common denominator — inflammation in their arteries.\nLet’s get back to the sweet roll. That innocent looking goody not only contains sugars, it is baked in one of many omega-6 oils such as soybean. Chips and fries are soaked in soybean oil; processed foods are manufactured with omega-6 oils for longer shelf life. While omega-6’s are essential -they are part of every cell membrane controlling what goes in and out of the cell — they must be in the correct balance with omega-3’s.\nIf the balance shifts by consuming excessive omega-6, the cell membrane produces chemicals called cytokines that directly cause inflammation.\nToday’s mainstream American diet has produced an extreme imbalance of these two fats. The ratio of imbalance ranges from 15:1 to as high as 30:1 in favor of omega-6. That’s a tremendous amount of cytokines causing inflammation. In today’s food environment, a 3:1 ratio would be optimal and healthy.\nTo make matters worse, the excess weight you are carrying from eating these foods creates overloaded fat cells that pour out large quantities of pro-inflammatory chemicals that add to the injury caused by having high blood sugar. The process that began with a sweet roll turns into a vicious cycle over time that creates heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and finally, Alzheimer’s disease , as the inflammatory process continues unabated. There is no escaping the fact that the more we consume prepared and processed foods, the more we trip the inflammation switch little by little each day. The human body cannot process, nor was it designed to consume, foods packed with sugars and soaked in omega-6 oils.\nThere is but one answer to quieting inflammation, and that is returning to foods closer to their natural state. To build muscle, eat more protein. Choose carbohydrates that are very complex such as colorful fruits and vegetables. Cut down on or eliminate inflammation- causing omega-6 fats like corn and soybean oil and the processed foods that are made from them.\nOne tablespoon of corn oil contains 7,280 mg of omega-6; soybean contains 6,940 mg. Instead, use olive oil or butter from grass-fed beef.\nAnimal fats contain less than 20% omega-6 and are much less likely to cause inflammation than the supposedly healthy oils labelled polyunsaturated. Forget the “science” that has been drummed into your head for decades. The science that saturated fat alone causes heart disease is non-existent. The science that saturated fat raises blood cholesterol is also very weak. Since we now know that cholesterol is not the cause of heart disease, the concern about saturated fat is even more absurd today.\nThe cholesterol theory led to the no-fat, low-fat recommendations that in turn created the very foods now causing an epidemic of inflammation. Mainstream medicine made a terrible mistake when it advised people to avoid saturated fat in favor of foods high in omega-6 fats. We now have an epidemic of arterial inflammation leading to heart disease and other silent killers.\nWhat you can do is choose whole foods your grandmother served and not those your mom turned to as grocery store aisles filled with manufactured foods. 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(552, 'Acidic Statin Use Linked to Increased Risk for Diabetes in Women and Men According to a U.S. Study', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2012/02/04/acidic-statin-use-linked-to-increased-risk-for-diabetes-in-women-and-men-according-to-a-u-s-study/', 'Acidic Statin Use Linked to Increased Risk for Diabetes in Women and Men According to a U.S. Study\nn”>Cholesterol-lowering drugs known as statins may be linked to an increased risk of diabetes in middle-aged and older women and men, according to a U.S. study.\nThe study, published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, found that among the thousands of women and men looked at, those who reported using any kind of statin at the start of the six- to seven-year study that women were nearly 50 percent more likely and men 12 percent more likely to be diagnosed with diabetes than those not taking statins.\n“Statin medication use in postmenopausal women is associated with an increased risk for diabetes mellitus,” wrote Yunsheng Ma of the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester, and his colleagues.\nKnowing how to lower cholesterol naturally by reducing metabolic and dietary acid is now more important than ever due to the ever increasing reports of acidic negative side effects from using statin drugs. A new study published January 23, 2012 in the Archives of Internal Medicine (4), showed almost a 50% increase in developing diabetes in women and a 12% increase in developing diabetes in men who take statin drugs.\nDr Robert O. Young states, “cholesterol is created  by the body to buffer or neutralize excess metabolic and dietary acids to protect the glands and organs that sustain life.  In other words, cholersterol is good not bad and protects the body from sickness and dis-ease.   And,  finally, dietary, respiratory, environmental and metabolic acids are the true and only culprits that cause the symptoms of high blood pressure, obesity, low energy, artherosclerosis and diabetes.”\nTo learn more about how to lower cholesterol, blood pressure and blood glucose naturally visit the educational site: http://www.articlesofhealth.blogspot.com and http://www.phmiracleliving.com/p-565-l-arginine-plus.aspx\nDue to these ever increasing rates of side effects many doctors have solved the question of how to lower cholesterol naturally by lower dietary and metabolic acids by recommending an alternative to statin drugs called L-Arginine Plus, containing thirteen all natural ingredients including; ultra pure L–Arginine, L-Ornithine, L-Citrulline, Magnesium Chloride, CO-enzyme Q10, Resveratrol, Pomegranate, Grape Seed, Vitamin C, Viatmin D3, Vitamine K, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B9 and Vitamin B12, not only lowers cholesterol but also helps to lower high blood pressure and regulate blood sugars in diabetics. Visit http://www.phmiracleliving.com/p-565-l-arginine-plus.aspx , to learn more.\n1.     Avorn J, Monette J, Lacour A, et al. Persistence of use of lipid-lowering medications. A cross-sectional study. JAMA. 1998;279:1458-1462, 2. Statin Use and Risk of Diabetes Mellitus in Postmenopausal Women in the Women’s Health Initiative, Annie L. Culver, BPharm; Ira S. Ockene, MD; et al. Arch Intern Med. 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(553, 'How To Prevent, Halt or Reverse Diabetes Type II and Type I', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2011/09/29/how-to-prevent-halt-or-reverse-diabetes-type-ii-and-type-i/', 'How To Prevent, Halt or Reverse Diabetes Type II and Type I\nD iabetes is the number-one lifestyle disease of modern times, and tens of millions of Americans are being handed prescriptions for anti-diabetic drugs that don’t work. A large-scale study at Duke University School of Medicine and published in the New England Journal of Medicine showed that despite serious risks and dangerous side effects, diabetes drugs offer few benefits and simply don’t live up to their claims\nUnfortunately, the medical mainstream has failed miserably to help diabetic patients reverse their diabetes naturally. This failure is inexcusable considering that anyone can reverse type 2 diabetes and stop type 1 diabetes in its tracks in less than 4 weeks with the right plan — a plan that….\nGets your blood sugar under control in 4 weeks\nPrevent or reverse type 1 diabetes\nPrevent or reverse type 2 diabetes\nEliminates dependence on diabetes drugs\nIs so inexpensive that it’s almost free\nHas already helped clients and former diabetics all over the world\nPrevent and/or reverse diabetes, pre-diabetes, syndrome X, and blood sugar woes\nUnfortunately, very few diabetics know what actually does work. And that’s because most doctors simply lack the necessary training and knowledge to steer their patients in the right direction.\nAs a result, diabetic patients “exhibit restrictive eating behaviors, they express feelings of dietary deprivation, and rigid dietary control is perceived as the only way to a proper diet and weight management. Binge eating, [excessive] restraint, and body dissatisfaction frequently occur among these patients.”\nSo if you’ve tried and failed to manage your diabetes naturally, it’s not your fault! Doctors and the media do more to confuse than to clarify, and meanwhile the diabetes freight train leaves a staggering path of heartbreaking consequences in its path, such as the following:\nDiabetes is the leading cause of kidney failure , nontraumatic lower-limb amputations , and new cases of blindness among adults in the United States.\nDiabetes is a major cause of heart disease and stroke .\nDiabetes is the 7th leading cause of death in the United States.\nA new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that at the rate things are going, as many as 1 in 3 U.S. adults will have diabetes by 2050 .\n“These are alarming numbers that show how critical it is to change the course of type 2 diabetes,” said Ann Albright, Ph.D., director of the CDC’s Division of Diabetes Translation. “Successful programs to improve lifestyle choices on healthy eating and physical activity must be made more widelyavailable, because the stakes are too high and the personal toll too devastating to fail.”\nThe key phrase here is successful programs . To succeed you need to know exactly how to eat the alkaline and energizing foods you love — and feel satisfied, while still banishing the symptoms of diabetes. And you need to know about inexpensive alkalizing supplements that help you slash your blood sugar effortlessly, such as . . .\n==> A well-loved spice that slashes blood sugar . Test subjects took as little as 1/4 teaspoon of this common spice daily, and nearly all subjects with diabetes showed substantial improvement . And the spice and diabetes were clearly connected because when the spice was no longer consumed, volunteers’ blood sugar levels started to rise again.\nObviously, a spice and a mineral alone aren’t going to single-handedly reverse your diabetes permanently, but such powerful alkalizing supplements combined with the right effective, easy, and inexpensive natural healing methods can put you on your way to ending diabetes. No drug in the world can do that, no matter what Big Pharma promises. In fact, drugs are often worse than ineffective — they can even make your life miserable or even be more risky than diabetes itself .\nConsider the drug Avandia, once the most popular diabetes drug in the world, which was found in 2008 to dramatically increase risk of heart attacks and death. It took the FDA until last month to finally pull Avandia from the U.S. market.\nA handful of doctors are getting behind the push to educate patients about what really works to cure diabetes. Dr. Scott Saunders. M.D., says natural approaches are the key . “Studying natural medicine is power,” he says, explaining that you can absolutely reverse your diabetes yourself with simple steps that …\nIf you suffer from diabetes or pre-diabetes, you cannot afford to ignore the truth about how to stop this dangerous degenerative disease. Diabetes can kill you … if you let it .\nBut the good news is you don’t have to let that happen. 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He has been a Type 1 diabetic since 18 months of age & is now age 32.\nIn the past 3 weeks of doing what we can afford of Dr. Young\'s pH Miracle for Diabetes program/juice feast from his book on diabetes, R.L. is hardly using any insulin for the 1st time in his life.\nThese amazing results thus far and we are not even using the entire program of cleansing and yet it still is helping him heal from within.\nGod bless you Dr Young and Shelley and keep you both.....\nFor further information go to: www.phmiracle.com and read The pH Miracle for Diabetes by Dr. Robert and Shelley Young\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.02960486151278019, 0.026175878942012787, 0.04617743939161301, 0.06147269532084465, 0.011355034075677395, 0.0011349788401275873, 0.0820663645863533, 0.02837510220706463, -0.02098938636481762, -0.03259100392460823, -0.03952682018280029, 0.09815086424350739, -0.09391413629055023, 0.04795511066913605, 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(555, 'The Sudden Heart Failure of Athletes', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2011/04/19/the-sudden-heart-failure-of-athletes/', 'The Sudden Heart Failure of Athletes\nThe hearts of athletes failing is the unfortunate result of an acidic lifestyle and diet that leads to acidic blood as see in the picture above.  Heart attacks are not something that you get or just suddenly happens.  Heart attacks are something that you do with your lifestyle and dietary choices.  The heart is a muscle and is weaken by metabolic and dietary acids – such as lactic acid from dairy products or oxygen deprivation or uric and nitric acid from eating animal proteins or from the degeneration of body cells.  The ultimate prevention to a stroke or a sudden heart attack is living an alkaline lifestyle and eating an alkaline diet.  I would also suggest testing the blood at least twice a year.  This would include standard medical blood tests as well as a live and dried blood test.  The live and dried blood tests will show if there is ANY potential danger or potential of a sudden heart failure.  Prevention is the key and the key to prevention is an alkaline lifestyle and diet and the proper analytical testing.\nThe Hearts of Athletes (1 Letter)\nTo the Editor: Re “ Focus on Heart Deaths in Student-Athletes ” (Vital Signs, April 12): Physicals that rely on stethoscope, personal and family history do not adequately identify many whose lives are at risk for sudden cardiac arrest. Most athletes who die on the field have experienced no symptoms prior to their death. Communities should insist on automated external defibrillators (A.E.D.’s), CPR/A.E.D. training and emergency response plans wherever youth play. We have the tools and technology available to save young lives. We should be using them, or live with the fact that kids will continue to die while we debate whether they’re worth saving. Michele Snyder Northbrook, Ill. Science Times welcomes letters from readers. Those submitted for publication must include the writer’s name, address and telephone number. E-mail should be sent to scitimes@nytimes.com . Send letters to Science Editor, The New York Times, 620 Eighth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10018.\nRe “ Focus on Heart Deaths in Student-Athletes ” (Vital Signs, April 12): Physicals that rely on stethoscope, personal and family history do not adequately identify many whose lives are at risk for sudden cardiac arrest. Most athletes who die on the field have experienced no symptoms prior to their death.\nCommunities should insist on automated external defibrillators (A.E.D.’s), CPR/A.E.D. training and emergency response plans wherever youth play. We have the tools and technology available to save young lives. We should be using them, or live with the fact that kids will continue to die while we debate whether they’re worth saving.\nScience Times welcomes letters from readers. 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(556, 'Study Indicates Lymphocyte Count Predicts Death in Heart Failure', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2011/03/22/study-indicates-lymphocyte-count-predicts-death-in-heart-failure/', 'Study Indicates Lymphocyte Count Predicts Death in Heart Failure\nAfter an an average 4.7 years of follow-up, the lymphocyte count was  the second most prominent predictor of death, following New York Heart  Association class, according to Gideon Charach, MD, of the Tel Aviv  Sourasky Medical Center in Tel Aviv, and colleagues.\nAnd it was more significant than left ventricular ejection fraction, Charach and colleagues reported online in the American Journal of Cardiology .\nFor analysis, the cohort was stratified according to median  lymphocyte count (above or below 1,600 per milliliter), heart  association class (I and II versus III or IV), and median ejection  fraction (above or below 40%).\nOn average, the total lymphocyte count was 1,803.64, and the left ventricular ejection fraction was 37%.\nLymphocyte count below 1,600 was associated with a greater risk of death and hospital admission, at P =0.012 and P =0.024, respectively.\nLymphocyte  count greater than the median was associated with a 24% reduction in  the risk of death (HR 0.76, 95% CI 0.37 to 0.97, P =0.037).\nHeart  association class III or IV was associated with a doubling of the risk  of death, compared with class I and II (HR 2.26, 95% CI 1.48 to 2.38, P <0.0001).\nLeft  ventricular ejection fraction of 40% or more was associated with a 40%  reduction in the risk of death (HR 0.06, 95% CI 0.04 to 0.092, P =0.0138).\nPatients in heart association class I and II, but with a lymphocyte  count below the median, had a poorer survival rate than those with more  severe disease but a lymphocyte count of 1,600 or higher, a Cox  regression analysis showed.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.09058532863855362, -0.0007818341837264597, -0.03014434687793255, 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(557, 'Breaking News! Heart Dis-Ease & Stroke Linked To An Acidic Diet!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2011/03/10/breaking-news-heart-dis-ease-stroke-linked-to-an-acidic-diet/', 'Breaking News! Heart Dis-Ease & Stroke Linked To An Acidic Diet!\nWow! A link between diet & health .\nThe study is apparently the first to link blood pressure to a person’s metabolic fingerprint .\nMetabolic fingerprint is a catchy way of describing the the unique acidic metabolites that are left behind by specific cellular processes. In this case, the scientists were looking at the metabolites (small molecules) found in urine, which reveal the way food is broken down in the body.\nWestern diets (rich in acidic animal meat, high in the acid alcohol and low in fibre) are bad because they compromise the delicate pH balance of the blood and tissues.\nPeople who eat a diet high in acid producing animal protein (indicated by the metabolite alanine being present in urine) have higher blood pressure, eat more calories, have higher cholesterol and body mass indexes.\nPeople who eat diets higher in starches such as rice (indicated by the metabolite formate) have lower blood pressure and ingest fewer calories.\nPeople who have a healthier root system or intestinal villi (destroyed by antibiotic use , increased by green foods and green drinks and indicated by the presence of hippurate in the urine) also have lower blood pressure. Hippurate is also present in the urine of individuals with low levels of alcohol intake and higher levels of dietary fibre.\nWhile comparing the metabolic fingerprints of study participants in the U.K., United States, China and Japan, the scientists concluded that test subjects from the U.K. and the U.S.A. have similar genetic and metabolic profiles. In contrast, while the Chinese and Japanese participants had similar genetic profiles, they had different metabolic fingerprints.\nWhat was most interesting was the comparison of the native Japanese participants with those Japanese individuals living in the U.S.A..\nJapanese-Americans displayed a typical American metabolic fingerprint; indicating that lifestyle has a stronger effect on blood pressure & heart disease than genetics.\nIt does matter what you eat and drink.  The food and the liquids you ingest do determine your over-all health.  I have found that eating a diet high in chlorophyll, healthy polyunsaturated oils, drinking alkaline water at a pH of 9.5 and including liberal amounts of mineral salts can prevent heart attacks and strokes and keep your lymphatic and cardiovascular system clear, strong and healthy.  In fact, I just had my heart and peripheral vascular system tested and the tests showed I have the heart and the cardiovascular system of a healthy 18 year old.  I know that as a 60 year old exercising everyday, drinking greens, eating lots of healthy fats and including liberal amounts of alkalizing salts made the difference.  On top of all this, I feel great!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.04131416603922844, -0.02313220500946045, -0.044421713799238205, 0.061647649854421616, 0.05770839750766754, 0.00767977349460125, -0.011622863821685314, 0.09441183507442474, 0.0349443256855011, -0.0429374985396862, 0.06331370025873184, 0.0035901013761758804, -0.057987771928310394, -0.012586016207933426, 0.03232961148023605, -0.07735563814640045, 0.04037425294518471, -0.007786395959556103, -0.08127371966838837, 0.017957037314772606, 0.03230661153793335, 0.005366010591387749, 0.004410294350236654, -0.0022663173731416464, -0.032285626977682114, -0.04993855208158493, 0.055265795439481735, -0.04672030359506607, -0.06650736927986145, -0.05998821184039116, 0.08683715015649796, 0.02751382254064083, 0.011015628464519978, 0.0025485334917902946, -0.05187806487083435, 0.029703112319111824, 0.02324359118938446, -0.031069763004779816, -0.009242750704288483, 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(558, 'No More Diabetes, Cancer, Glaucoma, High Blood Pressure, TMJ, Excess Weight and Drugs!!!!', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2010/10/08/no-more-diabetes-cancer-glaucoma-high-blood-pressure-tmj-excess-weight-and-drugs/', 'No More Diabetes, Cancer, Glaucoma, High Blood Pressure, TMJ, Excess Weight and Drugs!!!!\nMy name is Lyn Bayley from Perth Australia. I am 50 years old.\nMy husband put me on your pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet as my weight loss program had me plateaued at 90 kilos for over a year. I have a lap band and taking near nothing in food. But my weight loss stopped until I got on your diet. Within two weeks I lost 3 kilo or 6.6 lbs. My diabetes is now in remission after a detox period of bronchitis and lots of phlegm and diarreah.\nI had chronic TMJ and earaches that would debilitate me for days. The only thing I could do to stop them was take powerful pain killers and sleep for days. My migraine headaches have now dissapeared altogether and I feel the best I have for twenty years.\nI had a fibrous tumor in my ovary. I went to the specialist three weeks later after being on the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet and to his utter disbelief absolutely no trace of the tumor!!! IT WAS GONE!!!! The Doctor sat there shaking his head in amazement.\nMy eye specialist said the damage behind my eyes from 20 years of dibetes is gone as well. No more glaucoma!!!!\nI am pinching myself hoping all this will last!!\nI have only been doing the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet for 10 weeks and every one I know has commentted on my new found disposition!!!\nThank you Dr Young so much for your inspirational and dedicated work!!!!\nI love the Doc Broc Green drink!!!\nAlso, my husband has lost 15 pound and he NO longer needs his high blood pressure medication. He has stopped ALL medications. His average blood pressure is now 125/65 before it was as high as 150/85 on medication.\nYou and your wife are Saints!!!!!\nWe are dedicated followers of your every word!!!!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.014898808673024178, 0.006646664347499609, 0.03204987198114395, 0.043954044580459595, -0.010679341852664948, 0.026487544178962708, 0.01193463895469904, 0.038228847086429596, -0.004892277531325817, -0.026955731213092804, -0.02784016914665699, 0.03235644847154617, 0.08478577435016632, -0.02059398591518402, -0.0020828726701438427, 0.02145427279174328, -0.011887133121490479, 0.006849218159914017, -0.033297743648290634, 0.046750787645578384, -0.04425274580717087, -0.000347744527971372, -0.008326749317348003, 0.03887936472892761, -0.03540658950805664, 0.04612603038549423, 0.02801228128373623, 0.06788815557956696, -0.08347135037183762, -0.03772194683551788, 0.028980299830436707, -0.015282387845218182, -0.1027192622423172, 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(559, 'Reversing High Blood Pressue, High Cholesterol, Obesity and Type 1 Diabetes', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2010/09/15/reversing-high-blood-pressue-high-cholesterol-obesity-and-type-1-diabetes/', 'Reversing High Blood Pressue, High Cholesterol, Obesity and Type 1 Diabetes\nShe said she would come up if Anne Marie would see me  professionally. We arrived on the afternoon of July 25th, 2010,we met them at  the Guru Purnama Celebration  on campus at M.U.M.(Maharishi University of  Management).\nI was happy to be at M.U.M. because I have been doing  T.M.(Transcendental Meditation) for 36 years.\nWe stayed with them & they  fixed dinner for us that night. The next day we ate with them before my  appointment. I enjoy the pH Miracle Diet food they prepared.\nI had my  microscopy live blood cell & MOST analysis done at 3:00 P.M. on July 26,  2010 with Anne Marie.\nAnne Marie advised me that since I was taking such  large amounts of insulin that it might take some time before getting any  positive results.\nI was taking a shot of 56 units of Insulin NPH 100 Unit /  ML Novolin N, twice daily, every 12 hours. Also, I was taking a shot of 10 to  20 units of Insulin,Aspart 100/ML Novo,  6 times a day, with 3 meals,2 snacks  & bedtime. In addition, I was taking Metformin HCL 1000 mg. Tab, 2 times  a day. This the maxmium dosage allowed.\nPlus, I was taking : for high blood  pressure,10 mg, half a tablet of Lisinopril 20 Mg Tab 1 a  day. for high cholesterol,40 mg., half a  tablet of Simvastatin 80 Mg Tab 1 a day. for  frequent urination,4 mg of Tolterodine Tartrate 4 Mg SA Cap / Detrol LA, 2 times  a day & 5 mg, half a tablet of Zolpidem Tartrate 10 Mg Tab, 1 a day.\nBeing an ordained minister  I have always trusted my intuition. The morning of the 27th of July I stopped  taking all insulin & I stopped taking Metformin. The morning of the 29th  of July I stopped taking the Lisinopril. The morning of the 30th of July I  noticed that I felt the pads of my toes for the 1st time since 2001. The  evening of the 31th of July I stopped taking the Simvastatin, Detrol LA, &  Tolterodine Tartrate.\nI am a veteran, I get my medical  care at the Veterans Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. My 1st appointment  since becoming drug free was with Donna, my dermatologist at 1:20 P.M. on August  3, 2010.\nShe said that I looked great, better than she had ever seen me  before. She said that it looked like my skin was glowing . My 2nd  appointment was with my endocrinologist, Dr. Niswender at 10:30 A.M. on August  12, 2010.\nHe said that my blood sugar looked wonderful & that my blood  pressure was normal, 124/70.\nHe said that the last time I saw him I weighed  258 lbs. & on that day I weigh 237 lbs.,a loss of 21 lbs.\nHe ask me how  much insulin was I taking ? I told him none.\nHe ordered a complete blood work. After seeing the results he was  stunned.\nHe said that my blood sugar should be between 80 -120 & that for  the first time I was averaging that.\nHe said that I didn’t need to ever come  back to see him, but he ask me to come back in 4 months to make sure the results  are permanent.\n7/25/2010   137 7/26/2010   156 7/27/2010     68 7/28/2010     87 7/29/2010   126 7/30/2010   129 7/31/2010   114 8/01/2010   119 8/02/2010   126 8/03/2010   122 8/04/2010   109 8/05/2010   110 8/07/2010     82 8/08/2010   113 8/09/2010   131 8/10/2010   142 8/11/2010  125\nNow, my average blood  sugar is around 100.\nMy 3rd appointment was with my internal medicine  specialist, Dr. Sastre at 11:30 A.M. on August 17, 2010.\nShe said all my  vitals looked great & not to come back for 8 months.\nShe said that my  cholesterol level is now completely in normal range.\nI am drug free &  feeling great !\nI am grateful to Roma for getting me there.\nI am very  grateful to Anne Marie, Dr. Patrick Sobota & Dr. Robert Young &  Shelley. You help save my life !\nI continue to lose weight. I now weight  230 lbs, a 28 lbs loss. I have the energy of a teenager !\nIt was the perfect synergy of events  : reconnecting with my former wife,Roma, reconnecting with M.U.M. for Guru  Purnama, reconnecting with my spiritual mentor,Jerry Jarvis, 36 years  of meditation, having Anne Marie do the consultation,learning the diet and doing  the diet, & follow up with Anne Marie & Dr. Patrick Sobota.\nGratefully  Yours,, Rev. John Copeland\nP.S. my website is www.christchurch.webs.com ;  .\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.052520621567964554, 0.012553209438920021, 0.0007459343178197742, 0.05458163097500801, -0.004617326892912388, -0.04333694651722908, -0.020533587783575058, 0.08159974217414856, -0.029051274061203003, -0.05642697960138321, -0.05376981198787689, 0.023532981052994728, -0.010069348849356174, -0.06466356664896011, -0.04462944343686104, -0.029281746596097946, 0.057421572506427765, -0.040958765894174576, -0.033996857702732086, 0.08020631968975067, -0.01159888505935669, -0.07796390354633331, 0.07562851905822754, 0.053660742938518524, -0.001954782987013459, -0.01058734580874443, 0.041474562138319016, -0.025044092908501625, -0.013909307308495045, -0.06363832205533981, -0.00658200029283762, -0.007094583008438349, 0.0035366597585380077, 0.027157239615917206, -0.03487405925989151, 0.08849746733903885, -0.05002260580658913, 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(560, 'Acidic Sugary Drinks Fuel Rise in Diabetes and Heart Disease', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2010/03/22/acidic-sugary-drinks-fuel-rise-in-diabetes-and-heart-disease/', 'Acidic Sugary Drinks Fuel Rise in Diabetes and Heart Disease\nMore Americans than ever drink sugary drinks daily, according to government statistics, and the increase has fueled the rise in heart disease and diabetes over the past 10 years. Scientists used a computer simulation called the Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) Policy Model to estimate that the rise in consumption has contributed to 130,000 new cases of diabetes and 14,000 new cases of coronary artery disease in adults age 35 and older.\nSodas sweetened with the acid sugar, sport, and fruit drinks (not 100 percent fruit juice) contain between 120 and 200 calories, and play a role both in the development of obesity and diabetes.\n“The CHD model allows us to incorporate data from other studies that demonstrate an association between daily consumption of sugared beverages and diabetes risk,” Dr. Litsa Lambrakos, study lead investigator and internal medicine resident at the University of California, San Francisco, said in a statement. “We can then translate this information into estimates of the current diabetes and cardiovascular disease that can be attributed to the rise in consumption of these drinks.”\nExperts suggest that imposing an excise tax of one cent per ounce of beverage would reduce consumption by 10 percent.\n“The soda tax is a fix that just makes sense,” said New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg in a radio address.\nThe American Heart Association recommends women limit added sugar to about 100 calories a day and that men limit their added sugar to 150 calories daily. Sugar-sweetened beverages should be limited to 450 calories or less each week (36 ounces), based on a 2,000 calorie per day diet.\nDr. Robert O. Young, Director of the pH Miracle Center states, “all sodas, sport drinks, fruit drinks, exotic fruit drinks primarily sold by network marketing companies are highly acidic and will contribute or even cause the acid conditions of diabetes, heart disease and even cancer.  My best advice is if the beverage tastes sweet and/or carbonated spit it out and through it away, it is poison to the body.”\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0017592490185052156, 0.019093703478574753, -0.033885832875967026, 0.059524714946746826, 0.04630867391824722, 0.08786407858133316, 0.05046311765909195, 0.04617539420723915, 0.0027929230127483606, 0.0013548246352002025, 0.003954197280108929, -0.004722141195088625, -0.01197798177599907, -0.011217018589377403, 0.0832120031118393, -0.03596258535981178, 0.01587964966893196, -0.08514468371868134, -0.06379910558462143, 0.05680038034915924, 0.14184440672397614, -0.0613662414252758, 0.06761017441749573, 0.08908408880233765, 0.008043277077376842, 0.0016420410247519612, 0.05528105050325394, -0.06444524228572845, -0.07603893429040909, 0.009699449874460697, 0.022850343957543373, 0.014438792131841183, 0.056343983858823776, -0.01659283973276615, -0.07541012763977051, 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(561, 'Loneliness Causes Hypertenision and Increased Risk For Heart Attack or Stroke', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2010/03/19/loneliness-causes-hypertenision-and-increased-risk-for-heart-attack-or-stroke/', 'Loneliness Causes Hypertenision and Increased Risk For Heart Attack or Stroke\nChronic feelings of loneliness can take a toll on blood pressure over time, causing a marked increase after four years, according to a new study at the University of Chicago.\nA new study shows, for the first time, a direct relation between loneliness and larger increases in blood pressure four years later—a link that is independent of age and other factors that could cause blood pressure to rise, including body-mass index, smoking, alcohol use and demographic differences such as race and income.\nHigh blood pressure, often called a silent threat as it has few symptoms, undermines health in many ways. It increases the risk for heart attack and stroke and impairs kidney function. A systolic blood pressure measurement greater than 140 mm, also called hypertension, is the most common primary diagnosis in the United States and is the primary or contributing cause of about 18 percent of deaths in this country.\nIt is estimated to cost $73.4 billion per year. However, any measurement greater than 115 mm increases risk for cardiovascular disease, according to a 2003 report by the Joint National Committee on Prevention, Detection, Evaluation and Treatment of High Blood Pressure.\nLike blood pressure, loneliness is sometimes not easy to detect. People who have many friends and a social network can feel lonely if they find their relationships unsatisfying, Hawkley said. Conversely, people who live rather solitary lives may not be lonely if their few relationships are meaningful and rewarding.\nDuring the five-year study, Hawkley found a clear connection between feelings of loneliness reported at the beginning of the study and rising blood pressure over that period. “The increase associated with loneliness wasn’t observable until two years into the study, but then continued to increase until four years later,” she said.\nEven people with modest levels of loneliness were impacted. Among all the people in the sample, the loneliest people saw their blood pressure go up by 14.4 mm more than the blood pressure of their most socially contented counterparts over the four-year study period.\nLonely people’s apprehension about social connections may underlie the blood pressure increase.\n“Loneliness is characterized by a motivational impulse to connect with others but also a fear of negative evaluation, rejection and disappointment,” Hawkley said. “We hypothesize that threats to one’s sense of safety and security with others are toxic components of loneliness, and that hypervigilance for social threat may contribute to alterations in physiological functioning, including elevated blood pressure.”\nThe study was supported by grants from the National Institute on Aging and the John Templeton Foundation.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.022536491975188255, 0.007187481038272381, 0.0012252709129825234, 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(562, 'The Truth About Heart Disease and Strokes', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2010/01/20/the-truth-about-heart-disease-and-strokes/', 'The Truth About Heart Disease and Strokes\nEverything you’ve been told about cholesterol and heart disease is wrong, Wrong, WRONG! I know that sounds hard to believe, but it’s true!\nMost people are convinced that heart disease and stroke result from a diet high in cholesterol and saturated fats. This notion is based on the flawed idea that cholesterol is the cause of atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries.\nBut the truth is, cholesterol, even the so-called bad cholesterol protects you from having a heart attack or stroke.  And we’ve known this for decades!  The true cause of a heart attack or stroke comes from excess metabolic and dietary acids that are not properly eliminated through the four channels of elimination – respiration, defecation, urination and finally perspiration.  The body protects you from a heart attack or stroke by binding-up dietary, metabolic and/or environmental acids with cholesterol.  Bottom-line cholesterol is saving your life!  You are at a greater risk for a heart attack or stroke with low cholesterol then with higher cholesterol if you are on an acidic lifestyle and diet.  Why?  Once again cholesterol does not cause heart attacks or strokes – metabolic and dietary acid causes heart attacks and strokes.\nWhen President Dwight “Ike” Eisenhower had his first heart attack, his cholesterol level was 164 mg/dl — a level considered “perfect” by today’s standards.\nWhat’s more, Ike had his cholesterol measured 10 times a year. He eliminated all saturated fats and ate supposed “heart-healthy” foods, such as corn oil. He did everything his cardiologists asked of him — and yet he suffered a number of new heart attacks and later died of an acidic heart condition.\nWhat was true of Ike has been true of the general population as well. Americans have been eating a so-called acidic “heart-healthy” diet for more than 40 years now, and yet we’ve seen no reduction in heart dis-ease, stroke, or atherosclerosis. In fact, heart dis-ease is worse today than it was 50 years ago!\nThe U.S. government’s ACIDIC dietary recommendations have killed more Americans than both world wars!\nPeople find it difficult to believe that everything they have been told about cholesterol could be wrong. They especially have difficulty believing that their own doctors could be so wrong. After all, these doctors went to medical school . . . and they use a lot of fancy medical jargon. That’s proof that they must know what they are talking about.\nThe fact is that over 50% of what doctors learn in medical school is either wrong or out dated when they graduate.\nIn fact, the U.S. government’s acidic dietary recommendations probably have killed more Americans than both world wars! That’s because the foods and liquids that the government has been recommending are like powerful “acids” that spoil body cells leading to tissue acidosis or a cancerous condition.\nA report from the Framingham Heart Study, reported in the prestigious journal The Lancet, found that men with cholesterol below 190 mg/dl — considered “healthy” for their hearts — had TRIPLE the risk of developing colon cancer when compared to men with levels greater than 220 mg/dl.\nWorse, the information gleaned often never is used in treating and preventing human disease. Most doctors never read more than a few articles in popular medical journals, and they almost never read studies of basic science. This is why they think so-called alternative treatments do not work.\nBut the truth is, Dr. Robert O. Young’s “alternative” alkalizing treatments will become tomorrow’s standard of treatment.\nOne example: For decades, so-called alternative and nutritionally-oriented physicians have advocated the omega-3 (fish, flax and hemp) oils as a proven preventive for cardiovascular disease, and as a vital component for neurological development in the young.\nYet for years many doctors dismissed such recommendations — and mainstream medical journals went out of their way to attack believers in fish/flax/hemp oil supplements as misguided. (Now, of course, they all sing its praises as a preventive . . . yet it started out as an “alternative” treatment.)\nTo learn more about the prevention of acids that lead to ALL sickness and dis-ease, including heart disease, stroke and cancer using omega 3 oils read The pH Miracle, The pH Miracle for Diabetes, The pH Miracle for Weight Loss and The pH Miracle for Cancer.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.009477097541093826, -0.05111219733953476, 0.0367206335067749, 0.11617632210254669, -0.012890181504189968, 0.017058031633496284, -0.056216783821582794, 0.018689336255192757, 0.03971514478325844, -0.0002643679908942431, -0.04080827906727791, 0.053657446056604385, 0.02755190245807171, -0.07486224919557571, 0.037816114723682404, 0.00703281769528985, 0.029994502663612366, 0.009126164019107819, -0.0530560277402401, 0.06241613253951073, 0.0635431781411171, -0.012586145661771297, -0.028574388474225998, -0.012704734690487385, 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(563, 'Prevent and/or Reverse Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2009/12/02/prevent-andor-reverse-type-1-and-type-2-diabetes/', 'Prevent and/or Reverse Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes\nHow to fix t he one thing doctors do NOT understand… so you never lose a limb, go blind, or die early.\nPlus, what you’re not being told about diabetes:\nIf you are overweight and have type II diabetes .\n96 percent of all cases of diabetes…\nCan be treated and reversed naturally with The pH Miracle Diabetes Lifestyle and Diet!\nThe statistics are scary. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC):\n24 million people in the United States now have diabetes—an increase of 3 million over the past two years.\nThere are also 57 million more people who have pre-diabetes.\nAnd almost 25 percent are over the age of 60.\nRead the pH Miracle for Diabetes for preventing and reversing Type II and Type I diabetes by Dr. Robert and Shelley Young.\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com for more information on reversing diabetes.\nWatch a youtube video at: http://www.youtube.com/user/pHMiracleCenter#p/u/10/-LFFQawEWS4\nDon’t suffer or worry one minute longer— it’s your turn to be done with diabetes !\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.01206718385219574, 0.0005353379528969526, 0.08120540529489517, 0.11471328139305115, -0.03333112969994545, 0.021532386541366577, 0.022106843069195747, 0.044326577335596085, -0.08106547594070435, 0.020825209096074104, -0.0602189376950264, 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(564, 'Does The Swine Flu Virus Cause The Flu?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2009/11/06/does-the-swine-flu-virus-cause-the-flu/', 'Does The Swine Flu Virus Cause The Flu?\nDoes The Swine Flu Virus Cause The Flu?\nI am hopeful that this will clear up several questions that:\n1) The Swine Flu virus does not exist. 2) The Swine Flu is NOT contagious, and 3) The Swine Flu virus does not cause flu symptoms.\n—–Original Message—– From: Sent: Fri, Oct 16, 2009 3:27 am Subject: RE: Keeping Yourself Healthy During a So-Called Flu Pandemic\nI’m doing battle with my local newspaper and our county schools superintendent and trying to share information with other people and this is the one question that I get that I can’t answer.\nMost people on this planet are living an acidic lifestyle and eating the same acidic foods and are therefore subject to the same acidic detox symptoms. The flu is the body’s way of eliminating excess acid from the blood and tissues through the orfaces of the body caused by acidic lifestyle and dietary choice – not from germs! Germs are the effect of cellular transformation or degeneration not the cause!… Read More\nIf you go to a party and everyone is drinking alcohol excessively the majority of those drinking this acidic beverage will get drunk , will get sick to their stomach, have flu-like symptoms and will have a hang-over the next morning. Same symptoms from the same cause! The contagion was the acidic choice of drinking alcohol – a dietary choice – not a germ…. Read More\nThe same thing applies to flu symptoms. The flu symptom is the body removing excess metabolic and/or dietary acidity from the blood and tissues from over-ingesting too much meat, alcohol, sugar, bread, grains, high sugar fruit, acidic condiments, etc. during a season of time called the “Holiday Season” or “I eat and drink too much acidic crap dis-ease Season.”\nPeople across the world are eating and drinking the same acidic food and living a similar acidic lifestyle and experiencing the same acidic detox symptoms, medical science calls the flu. This then gives people the illusion that there is a pandemic or that there is some so-called germ that is contagious causing this so-called flu. The theory that germs cause dis-ease or so-called disease is a scientific fraud! There is NO SWINE FLU VIRUS that is causing people to get sick. It is fear that is contagious! It is anger! It is regret! It is pride! It is acidic food! It is acidic drink! It is acidic drugs including antidepressants to birth control pills, to antibiotics, and now to toxic poisonous flu shot vaccines. It is the lack of pure clean alkaline water. It is the lack of exercise! It is the lack of oxygen. It is the lack of non-processed salt. It is the lack of healthy oils. It is the lack of chlorophyll from green foods and drinks. It is the lack of an alkaline lifestyle and diet. These are the viruses that are contagious that are the TRUE cause of excess acidity in the body that make us sick, tired, under-weight and over-weight that caused the body to purify itself with a flu. NOT SOME Phantom Flu Virus created by Big Pharma and Big Government for BIG Money!\nOnce again viruses or germs DO NOT KILL but acidic lifestyle and dietary choice will KILL! The flu is the body’s natural defense remove excess acidity to save your life from acidic choice!\nKeep in mind Matt that healthy alkaline body’s Do Not have flu symptoms because they DO NOT need to detox their body’s from excess acid from ingesting alcohol, bread, beef, chicken, fish, sugar, grains, vinegar, high sugar fruit, stress, etc. or from doing acidic emotions like fear and anger.\nThere is a saying that All roads lead to Rome, Italy. Eat and live an acidic lifestyle and diet and you will find yourself on the road to Rome with detox flu symptoms trying to save your sorry acidic ass. No GERM here Matt – just people who make poor ass lifestyle and dietary choices choking on their own acidic waste!\nIf I sound passionate here – I am. I am trying to wake people up from their acidic stupor or mind blindness. The majority of people living on this planet are intoxicated or drunk from their acidic lifestyles and diets. WAKE UP PEOPLE! WAKE UP WORLD! YOU ARE ASLEEP AND DO NOT KNOW IT!\nSave your life and say NO to the Swine Flu vaccine SHOT. Say NO TO TOXIC ACIDIC DRUGS and BIG Pharma and BIG Government! SAY NO TO A TOXIC ACIDIC LIFE! WAKE UP! 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(565, 'Vitamin D May Prevent Heart Attack and Stroke', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2009/10/30/vitamin-d-may-prevent-heart-attack-and-stroke/', 'Vitamin D May Prevent Heart Attack and Stroke\nLow vitamin D levels in the body may be deadly, according to a new study hinting that adults with lower, versus higher, blood levels of vitamin D may be more likely to die from heart disease or stroke.\nVitamin D is an essential vitamin mostly obtained from direct sunlight exposure, but also found in foods and multivitamins.\nDr. Annamari Kilkkinen, at the National Institute for Health and Welfare in Helsinki, Finland, and colleagues compared blood levels of vitamin D and deaths from heart disease or stroke over time in 2,817 men and 3,402 women in Finland.\nDuring follow-up of about 27 years on average, 640 of the participants (358 men) died from heart disease and another 293 (122 men) died from stroke.\nAllowing for age, gender, and other demographic factors, plus alcohol intake, smoking, physical activity, and season in which vitamin D levels were obtained did not significantly alter these associations.\nIn this study, vitamin D levels were “substantially lower” than levels thought to be sufficient, and “somewhat lower” than those reported in previous studies in other European and American populations.\nHowever, there is no “absolute consensus” as to what the optimal range of vitamin D should be, the investigators note. Also, it’s not known whether low vitamin D actually causes increased risk for heart disease or stroke. Clearly, further study is needed, they conclude.\nSOURCE: American Journal of Epidemiology, October 15, 2009 The pH Miracle Revisited, by Dr. Robert and Shelley Young to be released July 1, 2010. http://www.phmiracleliving.com/p-404-ph-d3.aspx\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.008894219063222408, -0.008321582339704037, -0.008947838097810745, 0.06926987320184708, 0.03153221681714058, 0.037381917238235474, -0.04466136544942856, 0.057843759655952454, 0.018297391012310982, 0.06305627524852753, -0.03987768292427063, 0.036044687032699585, -0.03191369026899338, -0.007255108095705509, 0.02879318781197071, -0.01792091317474842, 0.05103089660406113, 0.06577648222446442, -0.10489968955516815, 0.12118944525718689, -0.02597855031490326, 0.05249667912721634, 0.05858254432678223, 0.01364835910499096, 0.023981232196092606, -0.004371787421405315, -0.012054452672600746, -0.07203143835067749, -0.01595728099346161, 0.1480426788330078, 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(566, 'Does The Swine Flu Virus Cause The Flu?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2009/10/16/does-the-swine-flu-virus-cause-the-flu-2/', 'Does The Swine Flu Virus Cause The Flu?\nI am hopeful that this will clear up several questions that:\n1) The Swine Flu virus does not exist. 2) The Swine Flu is NOT contagious, and 3) The Swine Flu virus does not cause flu symptoms.\n—–Original Message—– From: Sent: Fri, Oct 16, 2009 3:27 am Subject: RE: Keeping Yourself Healthy During a So-Called Flu Pandemic\nI’m doing battle with my local newspaper and our county schools superintendent and trying to share information with other people and this is the one question that I get that I can’t answer.\nMost people on this planet are living an acidic lifestyle and eating the same acidic foods and are therefore subject to the same acidic detox symptoms. The flu is the body’s way of eliminating excess acid from the blood and tissues through the orfaces of the body caused by acidic lifestyle and dietary choice – not from germs! Germs are the effect of cellular transformation or degeneration not the cause!… Read More\nIf you go to a party and everyone is drinking alcohol excessively the majority of those drinking this acidic beverage will get drunk , will get sick to their stomach, have flu-like symptoms and will have a hang-over the next morning. Same symptoms from the same cause! The contagion was the acidic choice of drinking alcohol – a dietary choice – not a germ…. Read More\nThe same thing applies to flu symptoms. The flu symptom is the body removing excess metabolic and/or dietary acidity from the blood and tissues from over-ingesting too much meat, alcohol, sugar, bread, grains, high sugar fruit, acidic condiments, etc. during a season of time called the “Holiday Season” or “I eat and drink too much acidic crap dis-ease Season.”\nPeople across the world are eating and drinking the same acidic food and living a similar acidic lifestyle and experiencing the same acidic detox symptoms, medical science calls the flu. This then gives people the illusion that there is a pandemic or that there is some so-called germ that is contagious causing this so-called flu. The theory that germs cause dis-ease or so-called disease is a scientific fraud! There is NO SWINE FLU VIRUS that is causing people to get sick. It is fear that is contagious! It is anger! It is regret! It is pride! It is acidic food! It is acidic drink! It is acidic drugs including antidepressants to birth control pills, to antibiotics, and now to toxic poisonous flu shot vaccines. It is the lack of pure clean alkaline water. It is the lack of exercise! It is the lack of oxygen. It is the lack of non-processed salt.  It is the lack of healthy oils.  It is the lack of chlorophyll from green foods and drinks. It is the lack of an alkaline lifestyle and diet. These are the viruses that are contagious that are the TRUE cause of excess acidity in the body that make us sick, tired, under-weight and over-weight that caused the body to purify itself with a flu. NOT SOME Phantom Flu Virus created by Big Pharma and Big Government for BIG Money!\nOnce again viruses or germs DO NOT KILL but acidic lifestyle and dietary choice will KILL! The flu is the body’s natural defense remove excess acidity to save your life from acidic choice!\nKeep in mind Matt that healthy alkaline body’s Do Not have flu symptoms because they DO NOT need to detox their body’s from excess acid from ingesting alcohol, bread, beef, chicken, fish, sugar, grains, vinegar, high sugar fruit, stress, etc. or from doing acidic emotions like fear and anger.\nThere is a saying that All roads lead to Rome, Italy. Eat and live an acidic lifestyle and diet and you will find yourself on the road to Rome with detox flu symptoms trying to save your sorry acidic ass. No GERM here Matt – just people who make poor ass lifestyle and dietary choices choking on their own acidic waste!\nIf I sound passionate here – I am. I am trying to wake people up from their acidic stupor or mind blindness. The majority of people living on this planet are intoxicated or drunk from their acidic lifestyles and diets. WAKE UP PEOPLE!  WAKE UP WORLD! YOU ARE ASLEEP AND DO NOT KNOW IT!\nSave your life and say NO to the Swing Flu vaccine SHOT. Say NO TO TOXIC ACIDIC DRUGS and BIG Pharma and BIG Government! SAY NO TO A TOXIC ACIDIC LIFE! WAKE UP! It only takes one shot to kill and it already has!\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0455155223608017, -0.05837284028530121, 0.0030291855800896883, 0.002574893645942211, 0.06253965198993683, 0.02387250028550625, 0.032842110842466354, 0.03909434750676155, 0.014224388636648655, 0.014830621890723705, -0.007000931538641453, 0.018256256356835365, 0.0854959487915039, 0.0382518395781517, -0.032914381474256516, -0.0015238478081300855, -0.0018895827233791351, -0.09139087051153183, -0.04911477118730545, 0.06295369565486908, 0.019263610243797302, -0.049481600522994995, 0.01753934845328331, -0.02133730612695217, -0.04371211677789688, 0.01410968229174614, 0.05336932837963104, -0.021739982068538666, -0.06789281219244003, -0.03693366423249245, 0.07063952833414078, -0.007851499132812023, -0.037581995129585266, -0.03200780600309372, -0.07375337183475494, -0.06663892418146133, 0.06849370896816254, -0.011814659461379051, 0.07866518199443817, 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(567, 'The Swine Flu Virus – Fact or Fiction?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2009/08/09/the-swine-flu-virus-fact-or-fiction/', 'The Swine Flu Virus – Fact or Fiction?\nThe purpose of this article is to open your mind to the illusion of the germ theory that imprisons many us and to study the history of how this illusion was created.\nOne must challenge everything in the modern construct of immunology and what is said to be the immune system. The basis of modern immunology is founded on Louis Pasteur, the fraud, impostor, deceiver and self promoter. There is a serious problem to where every word and part of the anatomy must be questioned to find their use and function because of the fraud of Louis Pasteur.\nFor example, the word influenza means influence. Originally, influenza was said to come from the stars or heavens. The Avian Influenza is an influenza of a bird influence. More specifically, it is an influence of bird waste. The bird consumption industry in Southeast Asia is overcrowded to the point that the chickens are consuming their own waste, producing an over-acidification of the birds and workers that must work in the acidic air and waste.\nIt could be more accurately called Acidic Bird or Chicken Excrement Influenza that is only contagious to those consuming acidic birds, like chicken or breathing chemically altered air from chicken excrement. Because chickens do not have a urinary tract system, like humans and animals they are more likely to absorb their own acidic urine into their tissues. I guess you could say that’s what makes chicken flesh or turkey flesh taste so juicy and why chicken or turkey flesh should never be consumed by humans!\nHere is a second example of Pasteurian scientific dogma. The word virus is originally Latin meaning poison, as in snake venom, (being too acidic). When a serious snake bite releases venom or acid into the skin and soft tissues, the small sweat vessels become so enlarged that red corpuscles can flow into the tiny seat glands, showing red skin patterns and allowing the venom or acids to escape through the skin. Acidity dissolves and enlarges blood vessels for the movement of acidic fluids or gases. Alkalinity constricts and normalizes the blood vessels.\nThe point being that viruses are molecular liquids or gases (venom) that can be created by chemical imbalances in humans, plants and animals (by malnutrition or toxic acidic food and/or drink consumption), also created in humans, plants and animal glands, sometimes used in defense (snake venom) or emergency (overactive adrenals), also can be crystallized in laboratories, rarely, if ever crystallized in vivo, and foolish to call viruses contagious when viruses are nothing more than acidic liquids or gases from biological transformation or rotting matter. This is also the case with Swine Flu.  It is not contagious neither is it a microbe. In fact if it exsists, which I find highly unlikely, it is only the acid or liquid from pig excretment.  Eating pork, which is higly aicid is what casues swine flu.  Or should we call is Wine Flu.  Drinking wine is what causes wine flu.  Wine is a toxic acid and is more likely to cause Swine or Wine Flu than some non-exsistant vival protein made up by germ phobic scientists.\nIn snake bites, lifestyle choices and diets — it is not the bite or food that kills it is the venom or acid from the bite or food that kills. Ultimately, it is in ones personal choice that gives life or takes life! Life and death is a consequence of choice!\nMy final example is in defining the truth about antibodies and antigens. Antibodies are chemical clusters or alkaline buffers to a typical acidic condition properly referred to as antigens or enzymes. So called antibodies are released from healthy organ cells, such as the liver, in response to buffer and neutralize the acidity or liquid acid antigen that was first introduced. It must be noted that the word, antibody and antigen, are a Pasteurian dogma construct. The mind set being that an antibody or now even antibiotics, are defending or responding to bodies, microbes or invisible bodies or what I call phantom viruses, like Swine Flu, Avian Flu, SARS Flu, or even HIV — even though HIV is not a virus but an alkaline antibody to buffer acid or antigens. The chemical response is actually due to an introduction, vector or antigen of a chemical nature, typically acidic, not a body, microbe or bacteria or yeast.\nIf bacteria, yeast, fungus or mold are transferred into another individual it must be made in a balanced liquid medium to support that fragile microbe or insignificant entity in order to survive. The main point here is that bacteria, yeast, fungus or mold do not cause sickness and disease (including cancer) as theorized by Pasteur and most recently suggested by Dr. Simoncini, an oncologist from Rome, Italy — sickness and disease (including cancer and HIV) is a result of excess acidity or antigens that have not been properly buffered by antibodies or bases such as sodium bicarbonate. These fragile microforms or microbes are the expression of cellular transformation from once healthy human, plant or animal cells due to an over acidic environment. Sickness and disease can only be caused by an over acidification (abundance of antigens) of the fluids of the body due to our own personal lifestyle and dietary choices.\nAs you contemplate the cause of the Swine flu, cold or any so-called infection, may I suggest that each of us take personal responsibility for the consequences of our choices, rather than blame a phantom Swine or Avian Influenza virus, cold virus, flu virus, cancer virus or some non-existent HIV virus. If you get sick, it is your own fault and not the cause of some phantom virus that you can blame to cover your own lifestyle and dietary transgressions.\nSave your money and save your life by making alkalizing and energizing lifestyle and dietary choices. This is where true immunity is found — not in a toxic green monkey live acidic vival vaccine or a drug which are all acidic and poisonous to the body but in living an alkaline lifestyle.\nI love the words of Hippocrates when he said, ‘Let your medicine be your food and your food be your medicine.’\nIn closing, I quote Abraham Lincoln who said ‘ . . . but you can’t fool all the people, all of the time.’\nWe need to tell our Goverment we do not want “Health Care” we want “Self Care.”  We need to empower every person on the planet with education NOT medication.  The education that will save life and change live.  The education that YOU are alkaline by design and acidic by fucntion and that true health is achieved by maintaining the alkaline designe of the body.\nIs it now time that we wake up from the fraud and deception of Louis Pasteur’s medical science and break the chains that can prevent us from incredible outstanding good health, energy and a long a prosperous life free from all sickness and disease? Is it now time for us to be truly free in all ways — physically, emotionally and spiritually?\nI believe with all my heart that the answers to all questions can be found and realized in understanding and choosing truth, light and life over deception, darkness and death. 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(568, 'The Cause and The Cure For Cancer', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2008/07/06/the-cause-and-the-cure-for-cancer/', 'The Cause and The Cure For Cancer\nThe following is an overview of questions and answers found in The pH Miracle for Cancer book.\nhttp://www.phmiracleproducts.com\nQuestion One: What is the origin of cancer or where does cancer begin?\nCancerous tissue, above all other consequences of choice, has countless secondary causes. But even for a cancerous condition there is only ONE PRIME ORIGIN and CAUSE. I have simply summarized this origin and cause of cancerous tissue in a few words. The prime origin and cause of cancerous tissue is the over- acidification of the tissues then in the blood due to lifestyle and dietary choices. A cancerous tissue begins with our choices of what we eat, what we drink, what we think and how we live. Cancer is a liquid and this liquid is a toxic acidic waste product of metabolism or energy consumption, diet and especially our thoughts or emotions.\nIn 1966, Dr. Otto Warburg, who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1931 for his discovery of the cause of cancer delivered a lecture at an annual meeting of Nobelists at Lindau, Germany. In his speech he described the primal cause of cancer as follows:\n“The prime cause of cancer is the replacement of the respiration of oxygen in normal body cells by a fermentation of sugar. All normal body cells meet their energy needs by respiration of oxygen, whereas cancer cells meet their energy needs in great part by fermentation. All normal body cells are thus obligate anaerobes, whereas all cancer cells are partial anaerobes. From the standpoint of the physics and chemistry of life this difference between normal and cancer cells is so great that one can scarcely picture a greater difference.\nOxygen gas, the donor of energy in plants and animals is dethroned in the cancer cells and replaced by an energy yielding reaction of the lowest living forms. Namely, a fermentation of glucose.”\nThe following is a summary of understanding cancerous tissues:\n1) Cancer is not a cell but a poisonous acidic liquid from diet, metabolism and emotional stress.\n2) A cancer cell, is a cell that has been spoiled or poisoned by metabolic or gastrointestinal acids.\n3) A tumor is the body’s protective mechanism to encapsulate spoiled or poisoned cells from excess acid that has not been properly eliminated through urination, perspiration, defecation or respiration.\n4) The tumor is the body’s solution to protect surrounding healthy cells and tissues.\n5) The tumor is the body protecting itself from systemic acidosis.\n6) Cancer is a systemic acidic condition that settles at the weakest parts of the body – not a localized problem that metastases.\n7) Metastases is localized acids spoiling other cells much like a rotten apple spoiling a bushel of healthy apples.\n8) There is no such thing as a cancer cell. A cancer cell was once a healthy cell that has been spoiled by dietary and metabolic acids.\n9) The tumor is not the problem but the solution to protect healthy cells and tissues from being spoiled from other rotting cells and tissues.\n10) All tumors are encapsulated cells that are spoiling like a banana.\n11) All tumors are sitting in a mote of acidic fluids. This is what forms the cyst that is generally attached to the tumor.\n13) Cancer is NOT genetic! Lifestyle and dietary choice is what causes cancer.\n14) The only solution to the acidic liquids that poison body cells causing the effects that medical savants call cancer is to alkalize and energize the body.\n15) The best way to alkalize the body is to infuse natural alkalizing fluids into the body to force the hyper-alkalization of the tissues.\n16) The cure for cancer is in alkalizing the fluids of the body not treating the tissues.\nIn conclusion, the human body is alkaline by design and acidic by function! If we desire a fit and healthy body we must maintain that alkaline design.\nQuestion Two: Does diet and lifestyle have anything to do with cancer?\nAbsolutely! Cancer is not something we get it is something we do as a consequence of daily choice of what we eat, what we drink, how we think and how we live. We either have an alkaline lifestyle and diet and enjoy a fit and healthy body or we have an acidic lifestyle and diet and experience the aches, pains and suffering from metabolic and dietary acids.\nThe former US Surgeon General, C. Everett Koop, had this to say about diet:\n“YOUR CHOICE OF DIET CAN INFLUENCE YOUR LONG TERM HEALTH PROSPECTS MORE THAN ANY OTHER ACTION YOU MIGHT TAKE.”\nQuestion Three: If cancer is preventable how do we prevent it?\nI have said many times that the cure for cancerous tissue will be found in its prevention not in its treatment. That prevention can only be obtained by making healthier lifestyle and dietary choices.\nA cancerous condition is the consequence of choice. For example, if you want to reduce your risk for cancerous tissue of the lung by 100%, then stop smoking and stop associating or working around people who do smoke.\nSecondary smoke is just as acidic and damaging to the lung tissue as primary smoke.\nIf you don’t want a cancerous liver then stop drinking alcohol and carbonated drinks.\nIf you don’t want a cancerous pancreas then stop eating the acid, sugar.\nIf you don’t want a cancerous bowel then stop eating animal protein.\nStudy: Human study at Harbin Medical College in China\nResults: CABBAGE was the most important single food in reducing the risk of stomach cancer.\nStudy: Italian study on Smokers\nResults: Smokers who consumed GREEN LEAFY and other VEGETABLES had a THREE FOLD REDUCTION in their risk of lung cancer with smokers who rarely ate vegetables.\nStudy: Hebel Cancer Institute in China\nResults: GARLIC, ONION AND TOMATO had the ability to INHIBIT the CELL MUTATION caused by common chemotherapeutic drugs… this is based on conclusive evidence that chemotherapy drugs cause cell mutations and lead to other types of cancers later in life.\nResults: Cancer patients receiving radiation therapy can benefit dramatically from optimal VEGETABLE based diets.\nStudy: University of Athens School of Medicine in Greece\nResults: Women who consumed the LOWEST level of vegetables had 10 TIMES the rate of BREAST CANCER compared to women consuming the HIGHEST level of vegetables.\nStudy: Human study in Australia\nResults: Consumption of CABBAGE, CARROTS AND GREEN LEAFY VEGETABLES substantial protection against COLON CANCER.\nStudy: Aichi Cancer Institute of Japan\nResults: Eating VEGETABLES reduced the risk of CERVICAL and BREAST CANCER in women.\nStudy: Cancer Control Agency of British Columbia\nResults: Eating VEGETABLES dramatically reduced incidence of BREAST CANCER.\nQuestion Four: If I have cancer, such as colon, lung, or prostate cancer can I reverse it naturally?\nQuestion Four: Can Cancer be Prevented and Can it be Treated and Reversed?\nThe answer to this question is absolutely YES!!!!!!!\nOnce you understand the cause of ALL cancerous tissues as latent tissue acidosis you can then begin the process of reversing, regenerating and preventing the consequences of acidic choices by making healthier alkaline choices. The protocol for a healthier and energetic body, free from all sickness and dis-ease, is found in Chapter Eleven of our latest book, “The pH Miracle for Weight Loss” or should I say “The pH Miracle for Cancer.”\nhttp://www.phmiracleproducts.com\nFor those who do not have the pH Miracle for Weight Loss book or cannot afford to purchase the book then may I suggest following the outline below of my C.O.W.S. Plan for hyper-alkalizing the fluids of the body and building the blood.\nTo simply explain the “pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet, I use an acronym I created called, C.O.W.S.\nIn order to be healthy you need to eat like C.O.W.S.”\nTo begin, the “C” in the C.O.W.S. acronym stands for Chlorophyll, Clay and Cleansing. You take chlorophyll to build the blood, clay to buffer metabolic and dietary acids and you cleanse the bowels with mineral salts of sodium bicarbonate and magnesium oxide.\nhttp://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/netcart.asp?MerchantID=58796&ProductID=4133603 http://www.phmiracleliving.com/pHourSalts.htm http://www.phmiracleliving.com/phlush.htm\nThe “O” stands for oil and oxygen. The oil you ingest should be unsaturated from hydrogen ions, such as hemp, flax, pomegranate, olive and avocado oil which are some of my favorites. You can increase oxygen by exercising, deep breathing, taking antioxidant supplements (Co-Q-10, Glutathione) and using bicarbonate of salts. A person who is 70 kilos or 154 pounds should ingest at least 100 grams daily of unsaturated oil. You would ingest more unsaturated oil if you weigh more and less if you weigh less.”\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/cla.htm http://www.phmiracleliving.com/avocado-oil.htm http://www.phmiracleliving.com/coq10.htm http://www.phmiracleliving.com/glutathione.htm http://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/netcart.asp?MerchantID=58796&ProductID=4133603 http://www.phmiracleliving.com/pHourSalts.htm http://www.phmiracleliving.com/phlavor.htm http://www.phmiracleliving.com/phlush.htm\nThe “W” stands for water that is saturated with hydroxyl ions or electrons. A person who is 70 kilos or 154 pounds should drink at least 4 liters of 9.5 pH/-150 mV alkaline water daily. You can also add 2 ounces of pure organic chlorophyll to each liter of water and/or organic low heat dehydrated antioxidant fruits, vegetables and grass powder.\nhttp://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/netcart.asp?MerchantID=58796&ProductID=4133603 http://www.phmiracleliving.com/doc%20broc%20power%20plant.htm http://www.phmiracleliving.com/phruits.htm\nAnd finally, the “S” stands for salt and sunshine. One of the most important things that one can do for incredible health and energy is put alkalizing mineral salts back into the diet. Ingesting whole unprocessed colloidal mineral salts are critical for a healthy bowel, blood, heart, brain and body. The body cannot live without mineral salts. Salt is necessary in order to transport energy to the cells. The body uses salt to maintain its alkaline design by buffering metabolic and dietary acids. I suggest eating at least 10 to 12 grams of natural mineral colloidal sea salt a day for a body weight of 70 kilos or 154 pounds. To energize the body and to strengthen bones, muscles and the nervous system I recommend at least 30 minutes of direct sunshine daily.\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/pHourSalts.htm http://www.phmiracleliving.com/phlavor.htm http://www.phmiracleliving.com/sunphilter.htm\nThe pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet” leading to health, energy and vitality is as simple as eating like C.O.W.S.\nIn closing, I would like to share with you my vision of medicine in the 21st century.\nMy vision of the relative purpose of medicine is to include prevention of illness and promotion of health and fitness rather than focusing all our attention on the diagnosis and treatment of disease. I believe the ultimate purpose of medicine is to help people discover something fundamental within themselves. And that is the awareness that the true source of well-being, joy, and contentment that we all seek lies within one’s mind and heart – the emotions and the spirit – not in the physical world.\nThis is important, so we can all begin to be freed from the process of grasping for happiness in this physical world. To support this approach, I believe we must begin to embrace a more spiritual vision of ourselves and of humanity as a whole.\nWhile providing great love, care and attention to the physical body, medicine can then and only then help people discover the nonphysical, spiritual dimensions of themselves.\nWhen this happens, we can all live and work with less fear, stress, grasping to preserve the physical body at all costs – we can truly be free.\nThank you for allowing me to share my vision and my hope for everyone around the world.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.028016872704029083, 0.042183876037597656, -0.008322958834469318, 0.02354337088763714, 0.041369564831256866, 0.03513455390930176, 0.07000400125980377, 0.06330158561468124, 0.03339571878314018, 0.0425783172249794, -0.03519115969538689, 0.01298612542450428, 0.015729671344161034, -0.055719152092933655, -0.08086781948804855, 0.004745509009808302, -0.06932377815246582, 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(569, 'Understanding the Virus as a Liquid Acid', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2007/12/27/understanding-the-virus-as-a-liquid-acid/', 'Understanding the Virus as a Liquid Acid\nWe have had many, many comments about viruses this year. If I actually do misunderstand what a virus is, and if I do not, look at and/or explore other concepts, the world may well continue in a downward spiral consisting of more and more disease entities and more and more multi-faceted variations and diagnostic categories with fewer and fewer solutions.\nThe first isolation of a virus was achieved in 1892 by Russian bacteria hunter Dimitri Iwanowski, who gathered fluid from diseased tobacco plants.  He passed this liquid through a filter fine enough to retain bacteria; yet to Iwanowski’s surprise, the bacteria-free filtrate easily make healthy plants sick.  In 1898 a Dutch botanist, Martinus Willem Beijernick, repeating the experiment, also recognized that there was an invisible cause and named the infectious agent, “tobacco mosaic virus.”  In the same year as Berjerinick’s report, two German scientists purified a liquid containing a filtrate that caused foot-and-mouth disease in cattle, (viruses up to 1964 were referred to as filterable bacteria).  Walter Reed followed in 1901 with a filtrate responsible for yellow fever, and soon dozens of other disease- causing filtrates or acids, now called viruses were found.\nIn 1935 an American, Wendell M. Stanley, went back to the beginning and created pure crystals of tobacco mosaic filtrate and created pure crystals of tobacco mosaic snowflakes from a filtered liquid acid solution.  He affirmed that these acid crystals could easily ferment or infect plants, and concluded that a virus was not a living organism, since it could be crystallized like salt and yet remain infectious.  Subsequently, bacteriologists around the world began filtering for crystals, now called viruses, and a new science was created – virology.\nThe truth about viruses is that they are crystallized patterns of an acidic waste product from matter – dead, decaying or fermenting matter.  Just like water when it crystallizes from a change in environment it forms a crystal pattern or structure – a snow flake in all its beauty.\nThe crystallized patterns that are viewed under the electron microscope or the phase contrast microscope are still pictures of crystallized dietary and/or metabolic acids.  They are beautiful in their form and structure but are harmless in this state other then causing possible congestion to circulation. Viruses or acidic poisons are only toxic in their liquid state not their crystallized state!\nThe virus or the acid poison of transforming matter can be toxic to the cells of the body and is immediately buffered by the alkaline compounds of the body, such as with sodium bicarbonate or hemoglobin, forming the mosaic patterns, crystals, or snowflakes, if you will, of the acidic body fluids. I have seen these crystallized acid patterns or crystals in the live blood of over 40,000 samples.  They are always an indication of the body’s attempt to maintain the alkalinity of the body fluids by buffering endogenous acids.\nOnce we understand that a virus is a liquid poison, then science will stop treating it like a disease but rather as a waste product of diet and/or metabolism that needs to be buffered and eliminated through the four channels of elimination – skin, lungs, bowels, and bladder.\nI believe my scientific theory is sound as well as correct and my approach to viral or acid resolution is dramatically effective in most all viral or acidic conditions.\nAlkalizing and energizing the body fluids through a process I call hyper-alkalization(TM) simply works!\nRobert O. Young, Ph.D., D.Sc, N.D.\nAs someone that looks to improve their health we are pleased to offer you this free audio, an excerpt of a powerful two hour interview with Dr Robert O. Young and Anthony Robbins. (it is free to listen!)\nClick here to listen: http://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/?Clk=1870270\nNot part of our healing alkaline community? Visit our website at:\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com\nTo learn more about the science of Dr. Robert and Shelley Young go to:\nhttp://www.articlesofhealth.blogspot.com\n‘Miracles happen not in opposition to nature, but in opposition to what we know of nature.’  St. Augustine\n‘Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic’   ….Arthur C. Clarke\n‘There are only two ways to live your life. One, is as though there are no miracles. 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(570, 'The Truth About The Virus', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2007/12/26/the-truth-about-the-virus/', 'A Crystallized Liquid Acid or Virus\nThe following are several references on the definition for the word virus. You will note that the latin word for virus is poison.\nThe truth about a virus is that a virus is a liquid poisonous dietary and/or metabolic acid often found in the body in a crystalline state.  It is NOT a microbe!\nYou do not catch a virus.  Viruses are not sexually transmitted.  The virus is an acidic waste product from an inverted way of living, eating and thinking.\nFrom Webster’s New Twentieth Century Dictionary, 1975\n1. venom, as of a snake 2. (a) any of a group of ultramicroscopic or submicroscopic infective agents that cause various diseases, as smallpox: viruses are capable of multiplying in connection with living cells and are variously regarded as living organisms and as complex proteins; (b) specifically, a filterable virus; (c) the exudation from the vesicles of cowpox, used as vaccine for smallpox. 3. that which corrupts or poisons the mind or character; evil or harmful influence.\nFrom Oxford English Dictionary\nVirus  [L virus slimy liquid, poison, offensive odour or taste.  Hence also F., Sp. Pg. virus.]\nIn Lanfranc’s Cirurgie (c 1400)77 the word explained as ‘ a thin venomy quitter’ is merely taken over from the Latin text.\n1. Venom, such as is emitted by a poisonous animal. (dated quotations) 2. Path.  A morbid principle or poisonous substance produced in the body as the result of some disease, esp. one capable of being introduced into other persons or animals by inoculation or otherwise and of developing the same disease in them. (dated quotations) 3. fig.  A moral or intellectual poison, or poisonous influence. (dated quotations) 4. Violent animosity; virulence. (one dated quotation)\nFrom The Encyclopedia Americana, 1958\nVirus, Infectious disease-producing agent largely characterized by the small size and ability to reproduce only within living cells, that is a minute, obligate parasite.\nThe discovery of the chemical nature and crystallization of tobacco mosaic virus (the first virus acid discovered) by Wendell M Stanley in 1935 (Science, June 28, 1935) opened the way for purification and intensive study of viruses or in reality crystallized acidic waste products from diet and metabolism.\n(Dr. Stanley brought Dr. Peter Duesberg to Stanley Hall in Berkeley in the 1960s. Dr. Duesberg wrote the book, Inventing the AIDS Virus)\nNow, to get your heads on straight, here is a piece from “The Blood and Its Third Anatomical Element”  by A. Bechamp\n“An eminent surgeon, M. Verneuil, ended by admitting as a demonstrated theorem that there is no spontaneous tetanus, that there is no spontaneous small pox, syphilis, glanders, hydrophobia, tuberculosis (tell this to the CDC and Mr. Speaker, the attorney from Atlanta who was diagnosed with TB and his Doctors and/or caretakers), carbon or malignant pustule; declaring that the pathogenic problem consisted solely in discovering how and when the microbe, also called virus, comes from without, penetrates into the organism; declaring that the question is thus stated between old medicine and the microbina medicine with extreme simplicity and without the least ambiguity.”\n“But these assertions (of Surgeon Verneuil) are reduced to nothing, when we call to mind that the pretended germs of the air are only the microzymas of organisms which have disappeared, which had become bacteria by evolution; that even at the Academy of Medicine I said–and no one ventured to contradict me on the nosological roll by taking the pretended pathogenic microbe in normal air, but only in the diseased animal.”\nI must say that I am indebted to both Dr. Antione Bechamp and Dr. Verneuil for saving ourselves and whatever is left of our civilization from the peril of a viral microbe dogma and from current vival medical treatments, for those who have ears to hear and eyes to see.\nBottom line, the presence of a virus or a crystallized acid or a bacterium such as TB, is not caused by infection, but is caused by personal lifestyle and dietary choice(s).\nThe bacterium is the result of the transformation of matter or individual body cells.  This transformation can only take place when the internal alkaline pH environment changes to a more acidic state.\nThus the bacterium is not the cause of the dis-ease but the evidence of an internal environmental change brought on by dietary and metabolic acids.\nThe key to health, energy and vitality is simple – maintain the alkaline design of your internal environment with cholorphyll, nascent oxygen, alkaline water, healthy polyunsaturated fats, mineral salts, adequate rest, daily exercise and meditation and/or prayer.\nStaying healthy is that simple and a consequence of personal choice(s)!\nHealth is something that you do not something that you get!\nSo get healthy and fit with the pH Miracle Living Lifestyle and Diet.\nFor more information on the pH Miracle Living Lifestyle and Diet, go to:\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.01188694778829813, -0.06608069688081741, -0.04199591279029846, 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(571, 'What Happened to That Imaginary Avian Flu Virus and Epidemic?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2007/12/24/what-happened-to-that-imaginary-avian-flu-virus-and-epidemic/', 'What Happened to That Imaginary Avian Flu Virus and Epidemic?\nWhat Happened to That Imaginary Bird Flu Epidemic?\nThe strain of bird flu that can be deadly to humans appears not to have moved through the world with migrating flocks of wild birds, despite scientists fears.\nThousands of wild birds were tested in a wide variety of countries. There was no sign of the virus at all in Africa, and only sparse detections in Europe. It is unknown to scientists why bird flu is not spreading in the wild more widely and quickly.  (But not unknown to us when we understand the New Biology)\nMore than 13,000 wild birds were tested since February in the Netherlands, a major bird migration route. None have carried the virus. The EU has started to ease restrictions in recent months, but continues to strictly regulate poultry in farms near wildlife water reserves and river deltas.\nDespite all those ‘Chicken Little’ warnings from so-called ‘health experts,’ that rumored bird flu epidemic — predicted to kill some 2 million Americans — turned out to be a whole lot of hot air.\nWhen you know the true cause of dis-ease, which is the over-acidification of the blood and tissues due to an inverted way of living, eating and thinking, then you understand this imaginary bird flu virus has more to do about selling more drugs and making more money for big business then protecting our health.\nThe colds and flus that we experience during the year is the body’s alkaline buffering system removing excess acidity out of the body through urination, perspiration, respiration and defecation.\nColds and flus ARE NOT CAUSED BY A VIRUS!  They are caused by dietary and metabolic acids – especially the acid SUGAR!\nIf you want a cold or a flu this coming NEW YEAR eat more acidic sugary foods and drinks, animal proteins and alcohol.\nTo protect yourself from the symptoms of excess tissue acidity that can cause the aches and pains we associate with colds and flus, may I suggest the following:\n1) Drink 1 glass of pHour salts with 1 scoop in 4 to 6 ounces of distilled or purified water 3 times a day.\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/pHourSalts.htm\n2) Drink 3 to 4 liters of fresh or powdered green fruit and vegetable juices every day.\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/phruits.htm\n3) Take 4 capsules of pHlush or magnesium oxide 3 times a day with alkaline pH water or green juices.\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/phlush.htm\n4) Take a spray of pHlavor salts in the mouth 6 to 9 times a day.\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/phlavor.htm\n5) Eat 9 to 12 servings of green vegetables and fruits every day.\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/veggie-phlakes.htm\n6) Eat 2 to 3 ounces of unsaturated fat from hemp seed, flax seed, borage seed, olive, avocado, primrose, and fatty fish, every day.\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/avocado-oil.htm\n7) Do not eat foul of any kind.  They are highly acidic as applied in their name.\n8) Stay away from all pork products.\n9) You can eat fatty fish like, trout, sea bass, salmon and tuna. The oils in fatty fish will buffer dietary and metabolic acids.\n10) Remember dairy is scary.  Dairy contains lots of lactose sugar which becomes lactic acid in the body. Lactic acid is one of the major causes of cancerous tissue, especially breast and prostate cancer. So stay away from ALL dairy products.\n11) Ideally all alcohol beverages, soda pops and soda water are highly acidic and should all be avoided to prevent any sickness or dis-ease.\n12) Remember stress is 3 times more acidic then the food you eat. A high percentage of heart attacks are caused by a thought attack. So relax and enjoy life in the moment.\n13) Get adequate rest – at least 8 hours a day.\n14) Avoid coffee, tea, chocolate and tobacco.\n15) Drink fresh ginger tea with fresh squeezed lemon juice in alkaline pH water.\n16) Drink alkaline 9.5 pH water daily, when drinking water.\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/water.htm\n17) Avoid eggs.  They contain over 37,500 pathological microbes per egg and pollute the blood.  This activates the immunes system to clean up the cellular pollution which can take up to 72 hours.\n18) Exercise daily for at least 1 hour each day and sweat, sweat, sweat!  When you are sweating you are moving dietary and metabolic acids through the pores of the skin and protecting the delicate alkaline pH of the body!\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com/vibratrim.htm\n20) Each day take time out of your day to meditate and/or pray.\nFor more information on the truth about viruses, colds and flus read our books, Sick and Tired and the Second Thought About Viruses, Vaccines and the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis and The pH Miracle Series of books. Sick and Tired and The pH Miracle book series can be found at your local book store or on our website at:\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.0285856481641531, -0.03428162261843681, 0.0556534118950367, 0.07550027966499329, 0.14146548509597778, -0.018318749964237213, 0.009819045662879944, 0.014429183676838875, 0.04416109248995781, 0.115196093916893, -0.039565254002809525, 0.024781525135040283, -0.059297095984220505, 0.07740762829780579, -0.07556983828544617, -0.010946967639029026, -0.05946991965174675, -0.12434902787208557, -0.09618780761957169, 0.0871393233537674, -0.10656870156526566, 0.04268475994467735, 0.03023698553442955, -0.011179078370332718, -0.07370519638061523, 0.001054649124853313, -0.05153994262218475, 0.016693193465471268, -0.03402869403362274, -0.0079832524061203, 0.06326138228178024, 0.010863455943763256, -0.024896349757909775, 0.007885614410042763, -0.06340847164392471, 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(572, 'The Truth About The Virus', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2007/07/06/the-truth-about-the-virus-2/', 'The following are several references on the definition for the word virus. You will note that the latin word for virus is poison.\nThe truth about a virus is that a virus is a liquid poisonous dietary and/or metabolic acid.  It is NOT a microbe!\nYou do not catch a virus.  Viruses are not sexually transmitted.  The virus is an acidic waste product from an inverted way of living, eating and thinking.\nFrom Webster’s New Twentieth Century Dictionary, 1975\n1. venom, as of a snake 2. (a) any of a group of ultramicroscopic or submicroscopic infective agents that cause various diseases, as smallpox: viruses are capable of multiplying in connection with living cells and are variously regarded as living organisms and as complex proteins; (b) specifically, a filterable virus; (c) the exudation from the vesicles of cowpox, used as vaccine for smallpox. 3. that which corrupts or poisons the mind or character; evil or harmful influence.\nFrom Oxford English Dictionary\nVirus  [L virus slimy liquid, poison, offensive odour or taste.  Hence also F., Sp. Pg. virus.]\nIn Lanfranc’s Cirurgie (c 1400)77 the word explained as ‘ a thin venomy quitter’ is merely taken over from the Latin text.\n1. Venom, such as is emitted by a poisonous animal. (dated quotations) 2. Path.  A morbid principle or poisonous substance produced in the body as the result of some disease, esp. one capable of being introduced into other persons or animals by inoculation or otherwise and of developing the same disease in them. (dated quotations) 3. fig.  A moral or intellectual poison, or poisonous influence. (dated quotations) 4. Violent animosity; virulence. (one dated quotation)\nFrom The Encyclopedia Americana, 1958\nVirus, Infectious disease-producing agent largely characterized by small size and ability to reproduce only within living cells, that is a minute, obligate parasite.\nDiscovery of the chemical nature and crystallization of tobacco mosaic virus (the first virus acid discovered) by Wendell M Stanley in 1935 (Science, June 28, 1935) opened the way for purification and intensive study of viruses or crystal acids.\n(Dr. Stanley brought Dr. Peter Duesberg to Stanley Hall in Berkeley in the 1960s. Dr. Duesberg wrote the book, Inventing the AIDS Virus)\nNow, to get your heads on straight, here is a piece from “The Blood and Its Third Anatomical Element”  by A. Bechamp\n“An eminent surgeon, M. Verneuil, ended by admitting as a demonstrated theorem that there is no spontaneous tetanus, that there is no spontaneous small pox, syphilis, glanders, hydrophobia, tuberculosis (tell this to the CDC and Mr. Speaker, the attorney from Atlanta diagnosed with TB and his Doctors), carbon or malignant pustule; declaring that the pathogenic problem consisted solely in discovering how and when the microbe, also called virus, come from without, penetrates into the organism; declaring that the question is thus stated between old medicine and the microbina medicine with extreme simplicity and without the least ambiguity.”\n“But these assertions (of Surgeon Verneuil) are reduced to nothing, when we call to mind that the pretended germs of the air are only the microzymas of organisms which have disappeared, which had become bacteria by evolution; that even at the Acadamy of Medicine I said–and no one ventured to contradict me on the nosological roll by taking the pretended pathogenic microbe in normal air, but only in the diseased animal.”\nI must say that I am indebted to both Dr. Antione Bechamp and Dr. Verneuil for saving ourselves and whatever is left of our civilization from the peril of a viral microbe dogma and from current vival medical treatments, for those who have ears to hear and eyes to see.\nBottom line, the present of a virus or a crystal acid or a bacterium such as TB, is not caused by infection, but is caused by personal lifestyle and dietary choice.\nThe key to health, energy and vitality is simple – maintain the alkaline design of your body with cholorphyll, nascent oxygen, alkaline water, healthy polyunsaturated fats, and mineral salts.\nFor more information on the pH Miracle Living Plan, go to:\nhttp://www.phmiracleliving.com http://www.articlesofhealth.blogspot.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.018190592527389526, -0.048455361276865005, -0.04736262559890747, -0.015222818590700626, 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(573, 'The pH Miracle Health, Wellness and Fitness Retreats at Forte Village, Sardegna, Italy', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2018/05/08/the-ph-miracle-health-wellness-and-fitness-retreats-at-forte-village-sardegna-italy/', 'The pH Miracle Health, Wellness and Fitness Retreats at Forte Village, Sardegna, Italy\nWatch the video below as  YOU see what YOU will experience during your stay at one of the most incredible resorts and medical spas in the World!\n1) A beautiful deluxe Bungalow within walking distance of the Spa, Pools, and beaches!\n2) Alkalizing green juices daily\n3) Alkaline breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks\n4) Seven alkalizing detoxing and energizing pools\n5) Non-invasive blood testing (150 blood parameters tested), thermography and live and dried blood cell analysis\n7) Beautiful white sand beaches\n8) Tennis (Clay, Grass and Hard Courts)\n9) Salt water, aloe vera and magnesium pools for detoxification and pain relief\n21) Night Life and Summer Concerts including the group Sting in July\nCheck out the map of the Forte Village Resort!\nTo learn more or for pricing contact us at: phmiraclelife@gmail.com or call 760-484-1075\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[0.013496927917003632, -0.009316823445260525, 0.030078867450356483, 0.07747658342123032, 0.024842865765094757, 0.00235918746329844, 0.03946051746606827, -0.031637173146009445, -0.10399255156517029, -0.08251956105232239, 0.03320370987057686, -0.08287885040044785, -0.010537125170230865, 0.08619918674230576, 0.02631201781332493, -0.028242608532309532, 0.09365072846412659, 0.014586892910301685, 0.05714087560772896, 0.03454241901636124, -0.05028771609067917, -0.021396063268184662, 0.06622641533613205, 0.05253621190786362, -0.04355856031179428, 0.1037934347987175, -0.03288803994655609, 0.0294455885887146, -0.032584644854068756, -0.04671579226851463, 0.061270516365766525, 0.09754294157028198, -0.024050051346421242, 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(574, 'Where Is The Genesis of Pancreatic Cancer? What is the Cause & Is There a Cure?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2020/01/19/where-is-the-genesis-of-pancreatic-cancer-what-is-the-cause-is-there-a-cure/', 'Where Is The Genesis of Pancreatic Cancer? What is the Cause & Is There a Cure?\nThe Universal Origin of Acute Interstitium Inflammatory Disease [AIID], Pancreatic Cancer[PC] or Pancreatic Ductal Cell Adenocarcinoma[PDCA]\nIn order to increase the overall survival rate of patients with pancreatic cancer, as well as to decrease the cancer acidic burden of the interstitial fluids, it is necessary to perform early non-invasive, non-surgical, non-radioactive L.I.F.E. testing [Living Interstitium Fluid Environmental testing], for accurately measuring the chemistry, including the pH of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium of the pancreas and ALL other organs, glands and tissues. The L.I.F.E. testing will provide a non-invasive tool for prevention and early detection for AIID, PC, and PDAC and all other organs, glands or tissues at risk and for monitoring the efficacy of the any cancerous therapy. [4]\nPDAC is inherently linked to the unique physiology and microenvironment of the exocrine pancreas where dynamic changes in the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium [extracellular fluids] and intracellular pH (pHe/pHi) arise.\nThus, pancreatic epithelium and stromal cells are exposed to a milieu of spatially and temporally declining acidic pH fluids, with episodes of substantial acidity of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium that surround every epithelial cell and every cell of the human body traveling through every organ, gland and tissue. In other words, cancer is a systemic acidic condition of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium and not a localized metastatic acidic condition. This is why L.I.F.E. testing is so critically important in the prevention and treatment of ANY diseased condition.[4]\nEpithelial cells of the pancreatic ducts are therefore challenged to maintain an alkaline pH constancy despite the vast base or sodium bicarbonate fluxes as the body desperately attempts to restore and alkaline pH or the alkaline design of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium compartments at a pH of 7.365.\nAn acidic microenvironment [the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium] drives all cancerous progressions by saturating pancreatic cells with excess toxic acidic waste creating a higher risk for other organs, glands and tissues to become effected eventually leading to a so-called metastatic cancerous condition, even though the acidic condition of the Interstitium is systemic.[4]\nDecompensated acidosis of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium [Ideal pH of the interstitial fluids is 7.365 dropping to 7.2 in a cancerous condition] triggers cellular mutations and breakdown and the disease progression to an acute inflammatory condition and finally to a cancerous acidic condition.[5]\n2) Hyper-perfuse sodium bicarbonate and potassium bicarbonate into the blood which will push the excess alkalinity into the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium.[7]\n3) Reduce ALL acidic contributing factors of toxic metabolic, dietary, respiratory and environmental waste [lifestyle, including diet] that are being pushed out into the compartments of the Interstitium that hold acidic waste.[6]\n4) Restore alkalinity of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium with an alkaline lifestyle, including diet, alkaline infusions of sodium and potassium bicarbonate and specific alkaline supplemental support products which can be taken orally, rectally, through the pores of the skin and through respiration. [ www.drrobertyoung.com ][6][7]\nFor additional detailed information on the cause and effect relationships leading to any inflammatory and/or cancerous condition read, The pH Miracle for Cancer, Alkalizing Nutritional Therapy in the Prevention and Treatment of Any Cancerous Condition, Metabolic and Dietary Acids are the Fuel that Lights the Fuse that Ignites Inflammation that Leads to Cancer!, Using Sodium and Potassium Bicarbonates in the Prevention and Treatment of all Sickness and Disease and The pH Miracle revised and updated.\n[1] Siegel, R.L., K.D. Miller, and A. Jemal, Cancer statistics, 2018. CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2018. 68(1): p. 7-30.\n[2] Giovannetti, E., et al., Liquid Biopsy in Esophageal, Gastric, and Pancreatic Cancers, in Liquid Biopsy in Cancer Patients. 2017, Springer. p. 137-150.\n[3] Zhou, B., et al., Early detection of pancreatic cancer: Where are we now and where are we going? International journal of cancer, 2017. 141(2): p. 231-241.\n[5] Young, R.O., Metabolic and Dietary Acids are the Fuel that Lights the Fuse that Ignites Inflammation that Leads to Cancer!: https://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-03-00094 , 2016.\n[6] Young R.O., Young S.R., LMT (2010) The pH Miracle revised and updated. Hachett Publishing, Boston, USA., 2010.\n[7] Young, R.O. , Using Sodium and Potassium Bicarbonates in the Prevention and Treatment of all Sickness and Disease: https://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-09-00318 , 2017.\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.027353884652256966, -0.06529267877340317, -0.001613654545508325, -0.04096425697207451, 0.040396690368652344, -0.03485983610153198, 0.011090765707194805, 0.1272466629743576, 0.029810426756739616, -0.02167833037674427, -0.03594047576189041, -0.02274404466152191, 0.021002737805247307, 0.018497442826628685, -0.15059229731559753, -0.03507781773805618, -0.056489139795303345, -0.018086399883031845, -0.06460251659154892, -0.051802754402160645, -0.02946576289832592, 0.023212047293782234, 0.01730567030608654, 0.04563578963279724, -0.10164628177881241, -0.07149920612573624, 0.05673322454094887, -0.04807630553841591, -0.0626072958111763, 0.015953021124005318, 0.04411333054304123, 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(575, 'What is One of the World’s Greatest Scientific Discoveries Finally Recognized This Year?', 'https://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/2018/12/23/what-is-one-of-the-worlds-greatest-scientific-discoveries-finally-recognized-this-year/', 'What is One of the World’s Greatest Scientific Discoveries Finally Recognized This Year?\nA New Largest Human Organ Discovery Destroys the So-Called Settled Science of the Immune, Vaccine, Bacterial, Viral, Infectious Diseases and Cancer Theories!\nWhat is this NEW LARGEST ORGAN in the Human Body?\nWhere is this NEW LARGEST ORGAN in the Human Body?\nWhat does this NEW LARGEST ORGAN do for the Human Body?\nScience Just NOW Declares a Scientific Discovery of a NEW ORGAN which we have been investigating for over 30 Years and finally published concerning this NEW ORGAN and ORGAN SYSTEM in November of 2015!\nIn 2015, Dr. Young and Dr. Migalko published an article in the International Journal of Alternative and Complimentary Medicine on the cause of Cancer and the Interstitium/Interstitial fluid compartments.\nThese compartments when analyzed for pH and electrolytes reveals the truth about the cause and effect relationship of ALL sickness, disease and the efficacy of current medical treatments.\nTo learn more about the chemistry of the Interstitium or the interstitial fluids go to the following link: http://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-02-00046.php\nHere is the abstract for our publication – check out the date of publication:\nInternational Journal of ISSN: 2381-1803 IJCAM Complementary & Alternative Medicine\nAlkalizing Nutritional Therapy in the Prevention and Reversal of any Cancerous Condition\nRobert O Young1* and Galina Migalko2\n1Universal Medical Imaging Group, USA\n2Medical doctor, non-invasive medical diagnostics, USA\nReceived:August 29, 2015 | Published: November 24, 2015\nCitation: Young RO,Migalko G (2015) Alkalizing Nutritional Therapy in the Prevention and Reversal of any Cancerous Condition. Int J Complement Alt Med 2(1): 00046. DOI: 10.15406/ijcam.2015.02.00046\nDue to the evident ineffectiveness of conventional cancer treatments (e.g. chemotherapy and radiation), more efficient alternatives are needed. The potential of Alkaline Nutritional Infusion (ANI) as a legitimate alternative to chemotherapy and radiation is examined. While largely ignored in conventional oncology, the pH of the interstitial fluids is suggested as paramount in identifying a cancerous condition. It is further suggested that cancer is an over-acidic condition of the body that can be reversed and prevented with alkalizing treatments such as ANI. Full Body Bio-Electro Scan (FBBES) is presented as a noninvasive means to examine body pH and the presence of cancer. In addition, non-invasive Full-Body Thermography (FBT) and Full-Body Ultrasound (FBU) are presented as a noninvasive means to examine the physiology and the anatomy of the ograns, glands and tissues for inflammation, calcifications, cysts and tumors in the prevention and treatment of any cancerous condition. Finally, Live Blood Analysis (LBA) and Dried Blood Analysis (DBA) are non-invasive hematology tests for evaluating the health of the red and white blood cells and to view inflammatory and malignancy at the cellular level. In contrast to the acidosis caused by conventional cancer treatments, ANI methods such as Intravenous Nutritional Infusion (INI) and Rectal Nutritional Infusion (RNI) provide an alkalizing approach to cancer treatment and prevention.\nTo learn more read the following published article is also published on Kindle at: https://www.amazon.com/Alkalizing-Nutritional-Prevention-Treatment-Cancerous-ebook/dp/B01JKCXJRY/ref=la_B001ILKCSU_1_13?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1522907166&sr=1-13&refinements=p_82%3AB001ILKCSU\nThis new organ discovery and the methods for testing its chemistry, including pH were presented by Dr. Robert O. Young and Dr. Galina Migalko at the 3rd International Conference for Liver Diseases and Pancreatic Cancer in Rome, Italy, June 18th and 19th, 2018 and again at the Annual Conference on Bacterial, Viral and Infectious Diseases on December 5th and 6th, 2018 in Dubai, UAE. The abstracts for Dr. Young’s and Dr. Migalko’s presentations are available on request at: phmiraclelife@gmail.com.\nTo learn more about this revolutionary non-invasive testing of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium you can contact us at: phmiraclelife@gmail.com\nShare on X (Opens in new window) X\nShare on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest', '[-0.023755937814712524, -0.020043643191456795, -0.014110894873738289, -0.02568044699728489, 0.00808064267039299, -0.061205387115478516, 0.02664097025990486, 0.16924788057804108, -0.009108023717999458, 0.006351803429424763, -0.021692538633942604, 0.0592421293258667, -0.013226380571722984, 0.05572342127561569, -0.12763909995555878, -0.012602628208696842, -0.02433176152408123, -0.002118681790307164, -0.07959058880805969, 0.052532024681568146, -0.04723115265369415, -0.010365141555666924, 0.022218333557248116, -0.007169554475694895, -0.046467069536447525, 0.004027258139103651, 0.022108087316155434, -0.04961001127958298, 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