Rainer W. Bussmann and Douglas Sharon
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Mai aire (bad air), Mai viento (bad wind), Susto and espanto (fright), Mai ojo (Evil eye) and daho (Sorcery) are seen as very common illnesses in Andean society. Causes include sudden changes in body temperature (mail aire, Mai viento), any kind of shock (Susto, espanto), "humors'spells cast by other people (ojo), poisoned food, etc. (daho, brujeria). Medical problems caused by outside influences were reported in a wide variety of studies [64, 105]. The Western concept of "psychosomatic disorders" comes closet to characterizing these illnesses. |
Andreas Moritz
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 During winter you can sunbathe if you lie in a totally wind protected place. You can build your own sunbathing area against a wall facing the sun. The sidewalls should be made of material that can serve as a good windbreak. The wall pointing toward the sun should be at an angle slanted toward the sun so that the low winter rays can shine into the sunbathing area. Lying on a blanket, you will be warmer than if you were indoors. Another, perhaps, more practical way is to open a window on a sunny day without a breeze. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 REPPED: Mike: I'm talking with David Heine, president of wind and Sea Imports. We're talking about sea salts. This is a hot item right now. What's special about your brand?
Heine: Table salts and sea salts of the world typically have bleaching agents, anti-caking agents, leaching agents and other processing agents used in producing the product. Typically, the product goes under a tremendous amount of stress and all the trace minerals that are present in sea salt have been stripped out, which is why the other salts have such a white, uniform appearance. |
| They have absolutely no additives and are taken straight from the ocean, evaporated by the sun and wind only. That's the reason these salts may have a little bit of an off color; they maintain their trace minerals.
These products are broken down into their specific crystal size. They're washed in brine taken from the ocean the salts came from; this keeps the trace-mineral aspect present. They are very healthy for you. The magnesium and potassium levels in this product are higher than what's found in processed salts. Some say that it adds to the flavor. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 If you wind it at a steady, rapid pace, you're creating 200mA of current. (That's one-fifth of an amp.) This charging current is fairly low for a cell phone battery, which means you only get a few minutes of talk time for every minute you charge it with the dynamo. (You'll get many more minutes of standby time, however.)
So this means you can't expect to just wind it for a minute and then blab on your cell phone for thirty minutes. You simply won't get that much power out of the winding charging. And don't even think about charging a cell phone all the way full. |
Alex Vilenkin
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 If you neatly organize papers into piles on your desk and the wind suddenly blows into the window, the papers are scattered randomly all over the floor. However, you never see the wind picking up papers from the floor and assembling them into neat piles on your desk. Such a spontaneous reduction of disorder is not impossible in principle, but it is so unlikely that it is never seen to occur.
Mathematically, the amount of disorder is characterized by the quantity called entropy, and the second law says that the entropy of an isolated system can only increase. |
Lynne McTaggart
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 Psychokinetic effects also seem to be greater about every thirteen days, at times when solar wind is modulated.49
It might also be worth avoiding times of low visibility and high winds, a condition that produces a high percentage of ions with electrical charges in the air. An ion forms when a molecule encounters enough energy to unleash an electron. Ions are also created by rainfall, air pressure, forces emitted during a waterfall, and the friction from large volumes of air moving rapidly over a landmass, as during so-called ill winds, such as El Nino or the Santa Ana of southern California. |
Herbert Ross, DC with Keri Brenner, L.Ac.
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 If you can't place the bed kitty-corner to the entrance for some reason, add a mirror to reflect the entryway or place a wind chime between the entrance and the bed and keep a mirror opposite the entrance. Also, try to have the bed face the morning sunlight, if possible.
• Avoid placing your bed next to a window because you will lose too much vital energy (qi) out the window during the night. Also, the
Feng shui aims to maximize the flow of basic life force energy, or qi, through environments, homes and other structures, and rooms for the benefit of inhabitants. |
Richard Bartlett
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 Looking above me, I saw something that looked a little like the tail of an enormous kite floating high in the wind. Resolved to do whatever it would take to bring back my friend's wayward soul essence, I leapt up into the sky. Aiming high above, I engaged in rapid pursuit of the object, which was flipping and twisting in the wind. I reached out and lunged forward, getting a firm grip on Mark's soul essence. "Got you." Quickly, I willed us to return back to our bodies, which were sitting semi-unoccupied on the floor of the office. |
Devra Davis
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 Later that year, the British killed 2,000 of their own men with the same gas when the wind changed direction. Some of the troops on both sides got gas masks. Hot and cumbersome, the masks didn't work well.
Chlorine gas arrived in thick, yellowish-green clouds that left soldiers unable to see or move. But these mists could be detected from a distance and thus, with luck and a fair wind, avoided. Mustard gas proved far more insidious. This gas was odorless and could be taken deeply into the lungs. Those who gulped in the most gas were the worst for it. Parts of the lung would die. |
Dawson Church
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 Similar effects occurred whether the intention was to wind the helixes tighter, or to unwind them.
When these participants had no intention of changing the DNA, yet generated the same feelings, the DNA changed no more than it did with the control group, which was composed of local residents and students. When trained participants held the intention of changing the DNA but did not move into the emotional state of love and goodwill characterized by heart coherence, the DNA likewise remained unchanged. Heart coherence is a state in which the variability of our heartbeat is highly regular. |
Rainer W. Bussmann and Douglas Sharon
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 For Bad wind and much sweating spray on body
Usos / Uses: Mal Viento, Corazon, Nervios - Bad wind / Mal Viento, Heart. Nerves
Congona
Peperomia congona Ruiz & Pav.
Familia / Family: PIPERACEAE
Partes usadas / Plant part used: Toda la planta, fresca - Whole plant, fresh
Administration / Administration: Oral Preparacion / Preparation: Cocida - Cooked Usos / Uses: Nervios, Corazon - Nerves, Heart
Cordoncillo, Matico
Piper aduncum L. |
| For Bad wind / Mai Viento and much sweating spray on body
Usos / Uses: Mai Viento, Corazon, Nervios - Bad wind / Mai Viento, Heart, Nerves
Congona
Peperomia blanda (Jacq.) Kunth
Familia / Family: PIPERACEAE
Partes usadas / Plant part used: Toda la planta, fresca - Whole plant, fresh
Administration / Administration: Oral
Preparacion / Preparation: Toma 1 cuchara del Jugo en agua templada. ParaNervios toma con Pega Pega. Para Mal Viento y mucho sudor hay que rociar el cuerpo. Take 1 tbsp Juice in lukewarm water. For Nerves take together with Pega Pega. |
| For Bad wind and much sweating spray on body
Usos / Uses: Mal Viento, Corazon, Nervios - Bad wind / Mal Viento, Heart. Nerves
Congona
Peperomia congona Ruiz & Pav.
Familia / Family: PIPERACEAE
Partes usadas / Plant part used: Toda la planta, fresca - Whole plant, fresh
Administration / Administration: Oral Preparacion / Preparation: Cocida - Cooked Usos / Uses: Nervios, Corazon - Nerves, Heart
Cordoncillo, Matico
Piper aduncum L. |
Dawson Church
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| I was just feeling like I was in different dimensions, I felt it in my body like a gush of wind blows. I remember saying to god, "God! I can't die now, because I haven't fulfilled my purpose," and, just as I said that, the spirit and the body, became one, it all collided, and I could feel this gush of wind and I was a whole person again.
That was really a groundbreaking experience. Before becoming HIV-positive my faith was so fear based. I always wanted to feel I belonged somewhere, that I fit in, or that I was loved. |
Mehmet C. Oz., M.D. and Michael F. Roizen, M.D.
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 Clear the Air Nitric oxide is like a clean wind blowing away smog settled above our city. seconds. Like a wind that comes in and blows away pollution, nitric oxide is fleeting and exhilarating (see Figure J. 1). You have nitric oxide, then you don't. (Before you start winking with sweet remembrances, nitric oxide isn't the same thing as nitrous oxide, the laughing gas used as an anesthetic and at some parties.) So what? We've all got gas from time to time. |
Rainer W. Bussmann and Douglas Sharon
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| For Bad wind / Mai Viento and much sweating spray on body
Usos / Uses: Mai Viento, Corazon, Nervios - Bad wind / Mai Viento, Heart, Nerves
Congona
Peperomia blanda (Jacq.) Kunth
Familia / Family: PIPERACEAE
Partes usadas / Plant part used: Toda la planta, fresca - Whole plant, fresh
Administration / Administration: Oral
Preparacion / Preparation: Toma 1 cuchara del Jugo en agua templada. ParaNervios toma con Pega Pega. Para Mal Viento y mucho sudor hay que rociar el cuerpo. Take 1 tbsp Juice in lukewarm water. For Nerves take together with Pega Pega. |
Phyllis A. Balch, CNC
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 The Chinese name for ledebouriella, fang feng, literally means "guard against wind." In ancient Chinese medicine, wind was a symbolic as well as a literal term referring to any pernicious or pathogenic influence attempting to enter the body. Chinese physicians employed ledebouriella to expel "wind" from the exterior layers of the body to treat body aches, chills, fever, and headache. They also used the herb to expel "wind dampness," a condition believed to cause stiff joints, and "intestinal wind," a condition thought to result in recurrent, painful diarrhea with bright blood in the stool. |
Herbert Ross, DC with Keri Brenner, L.Ac.
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| Sounds: wind chimes or bells.
3. Living objects: Plants such as bonsai and flowers or an aquarium or fishbowl.
4. Moving objects: A mobile, miniature windmill, or fountain.
5. Heavy objects: Stones or statues.
6. Electrically powered objects: An air conditioner, stereo, TV. These are not recommended for the bedroom because they are too stimulating.
7. Bamboo flutes.
8. Colors: Most auspicious are red, green, blue, yellow.
9. Other items: For example, chalk under the bed to cure a backache. |
Roberta Bivins
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 It nicely confirmed his own pet theory that disease was largely the result of 'morbid wind' ('as many accidents may happen from wind in the lesser, as in the greater world... ').42 His discussion of acupuncture as a successful treatment, however, focused more closely on instructing the trained medical practitioner—and on asserting the need for medical knowledge and expertise in applying the needles. |
Peter h. Fraser and Harry Massey
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 Think of wind blowing through a field of grass. Individual blades of grass are being buffeted this way or that. One blade is bent, another straight. One is twisted around another. However, overall, as you stand back and look over the entire field, it looks fairly symmetrical, with wide swaths of grass moving gracefully together as the wind ripples across the field.
To look at it another way, the field of grass also is alive with other kinds of movement: bugs scurrying here and there, earthworms pushing dirt around, seeds germinating, and weeds growing. |
Kevin Trudeau
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 Use a gentle wind project instrument.
The Gentle wind Project www.gentlewindproject.org (207) 439-7639
4. Reduce TV time.
Spiritual Cinema Circle www.spiritualcinemacircle.com (888) 447-5494
5. Get a magnetic mattress pad.
Magnetico Sleep Pads www.magneticosleep.com (800) 265-1119
Bioelectromagnetics Society www.bioelectromagnetics.org (301) 663-4252
6. Use magnetic finger and toe rings.
Alex Chiu www.alexchiu.com
Norso Magnets www.naturalfeeling.com (877) 858-9082 Polar Power Magnets www.polarpowermagnets.com (800) 445-1962
7. Wear white.
The Hempest www.hempest. |
Dr Ron Roberts
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 If you are sensitive to pollens then avoid wind, or going out just after rain when the pollen granules may have burst. If sudden heat or cold bring on asthma don't enter greenhouses or ice rinks.
Allergens blow through open windows of our homes and mix with those already there. By air conditioning your house you can alleviate trigger problems. Air conditioning units keep humidity low, which discourages mites and moulds, and in the course of cooling it will also filter the air if you install an air cleaner. |
Peter h. Fraser and Harry Massey
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| We are most familiar with standing waves from our experience with string and wind instruments, such as a violin or clarinet. The waves that are set in motion along a violin's strings are standing waves, as are those within the cavities of wind instruments. Standing waves within a cavity occur when the waves bounce off the boundaries of the cavity. The frequency of the standing waves changes as the strings on the violin or the keys of the clarinet are pressed and so produce different notes. a. standing waves
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David Winston, RH(AHG), and Steven Maimes
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 All of these plants are used for treating people with "wind" or "damp" conditions. wind conditions are spasmodic and dampness correlates to swelling and edema.
In Li Shizhen's Ben Cao Gang Mu (1593), he differentiated between the different wu jia plants and stated that the one with five leaves on one stem that grows in Han Zhong and Yuan Ju is of top quality. It is believed this is what we now call ci wu jia. He recommended its use for people with hernias, paralysis, weak tendons, and ligaments. |
Sophie D. Coe and Michael D. Coe
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 I needed the energy anyway, I was a little woozy and needed sugar, but to think of chocolate and peanuts all melting in my mouth in that cold wind, it was too much.
Jack Kerouac, The Dharma Bums, 1958
For at least 28 centuries, chocolate had been a drink of the elite and the very rich. By the mid-20th century, when Kerouac, the spokesman fot the Beat genetation, was climbing his California mountain, chocolate had been transmuted into a solid food of the masses, available to all. |
Textbook of Natural Medicine 2nd Edition Volume 1Michael T. Murray, ND
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| Wind-chill factor, the combined effects of absolute temperature and wind velocity, should be a matter of great concern to the outdoor exerciser. wind chill can dramatically affect absolute temperature, e.g. a 15 mph wind at 0°F would reduce effective temperature to -32°F.8 Severe cold such as this can freeze exposed skin within minutes. As the exerciser tires, the metabolic heat production from exercise may decrease (if energy substrates are no longer available) to a point where heat loss to the environment exceeds heat production. |
Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN
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| Where do you think all of these toxic hormones and antibiotics wind up? These toxins collect in the fat, muscle tissue (meat), and milk of the cows and from there to the bodies of consumers. Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention published a British survey concluding the risk of colorectal cancer is increased by up to 20% for each additional portion (approximately 4 ounces) of red meat consumed each week!19
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• In the United States alone, about 41 million cows are raised and slaughtered for human consumption each year. |
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