Anne Harrington
See book keywords and concepts |  They taught us that the modern era had not escaped the age-old plagues of infectious diseases after all; and they also taught us that the well-recognized syndrome of modern life, stress, had a reach that had not previously been suspected. We learned that, by undermining immune function, stress could compromise our ability to defend ourselves against infection. In this sense, AIDS taught us that the modern era had been doubly caught out.
By the second half of the 1990s, research on stress and the immune system had begun to focus on other vulnerable populations. |
Mark Sircus
See book keywords and concepts |  Science is starting to realize magnesium's role as the number one preventative agent for the major plagues of modern man. In two huge long-term studies it was concluded that people who consumed the most magnesium in their diet were least likely to develop Type II diabetes. This is according to a report in the January 2006 issue of the journal Diabetes Care. Until this groundbreaking study, very few large-scale research efforts have directly examined the long-term effects of dietary magnesium on diabetes. Dr. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
See article keywords and concepts |  They don't know the recipe for genuine health, and the results that have been achieved by conventional medicine clearly demonstrate this: plagues aside, the U.S. population remains the single most chronically diseased population ever observed in the history of humankind.
And the trend is towards even more disease, not less. Doctors, industry disease groups and medical associations are doing practically nothing to actually prevent disease. Prevention does nothing for boosting the revenues of conventional health practitioners. |
Sophie D. Coe and Michael D. Coe
See book keywords and concepts |  No one had any real idea of disease etiology—what caused infections, epidemics, and plagues, why women often died of childbed fever, and so forth. Knowledge of anatomy and physiology was just beginning, but had little effect so fat on medical practice. Surgery was carried out without anesthesia ot antiseptics, necessarily at great speed, and if patients failed to succumb to loss of blood or from shock, at least half of them latet fell victim to septicemia and gangrene. |
Dr. Sharon Moalem
See book keywords and concepts |  Over the next nine months, millions of years of interaction with disease, parasites, plagues, ice ages, heat waves, and countless other evolutionary pressures—not to mention a little romance—will come together in a stunningly complex interaction of genetic information, cellular reproduction, methyl marking, and the commingling of germ lines to produce your little peanut.
You and your partner are doing the evolution dance, contributing eons of genetic history to the next generation. It's an amazing, uplifting, deeply moving process. | | Whatever the truth is, it's clear that, as humanity evolved, different groups of humans encountered widely different circumstances—from infectious tropical diseases to sudden ice ages to pandemic plagues. The evolutionary pressure that accompanied all these challenges was probably intense enough to account for the differences we see between populations today. We've discussed a few examples, but the range is broad. Skull shape, for example, may have evolved as a mechanism to facilitate storage and release of heat depending on a population's climate. |
Anne Harrington
See book keywords and concepts | | Patients today were largely suffering not from old-style "plagues and pestilences" but from the "strains and stresses" of modern life; and orthodox medicine was largely failing to take the resulting disorders seriously. "Taught to deal with concrete and demonstrable bodily changes," he said reprovingly, "we are likely to minimize or neglect the influence of an emotional upset, or call the patient who complains of it 'neurotic,' perhaps tell him to 'go home and forget it,' and then be indifferent to the consequences. |
Andreas Moritz
See book keywords and concepts |  This may lead to retention of irritating and inflammation-causing urinary deposits, which is the main cause of the excruciating pain in the lower back that plagues so many millions of people. Prostrate health and sexual performance may also be affected.
Another very common cause of back problems is gallstone formation in the liver and gallbladder. AGNI, the digestive fire, is fueled by bile. A person who accumulates toxic waste in the colon is also very likely to have gallstones in the liver and gallbladder. The two disorders go hand in hand. |
Dr. Arthur Janov
See book keywords and concepts |  Worrying is something that plagues many of us, and is usually expressed as, "What if this or that happens?!" The constant worry is anticipating catastrophe, but what we don't realize is that the catastrophe already has happened; we simply have no access to it. The prefrontal cortices (right and left) are the assembly area where aspects of our history join to become whole, where we gather in disparate aspects of our history. If one goal of psychotherapy is to make a person whole, then memory must be complete and connected. |
Shannon Brownlee
See book keywords and concepts |  The answers to these questions speak volumes about why doctors deliver much of the unnecessary care that plagues American medicine.
If a little chemo is good...
High-dose chemotherapy was the brainchild of Dr. Emil "Tom" Frei III, the director of the Dana-Farber and a towering figure in the field of cancer. Frei was a father of one of the few cancer cures, so-called combination chemotherapy, the lifesaving technique that involved giving lymphoma patients several different chemotherapeutic agents together. |
Gary Null and Amy McDonald
See book keywords and concepts |  This is an extremely radical assertion, but one that lends important insight into a problem that plagues our society.
"I have seen families in which half of the members were alcoholics and the other half were sugarholics," said Dr. Atkins. "And you could switch them over. You could probably make alcoholics of the people that were addicted to sugar, and it is well known that when alcoholics go through a psychologically based program, and not a biochemically based program, they have a tendency to become sugar addicts."
In fact, it is unusual for ex-alcoholics not to become sugar addicts. |
Donna Jackson Nakazawa
See book keywords and concepts |  These new potential plagues tend to result, in part, from the global spread of industrialization, which pushes humans toward ever-closer contact with wildlife as we encroach into what were once solely wildlife habitats. |
Joseph E. Mario
See book keywords and concepts |  We must fight against the unknown, darkness, the ignorance; against the avaricious hordes of bacteria, fungi, viruses (biochemic plagues), to shine willing light, reasoning power, better understanding emanating from the unified field of creative energy, accessible for those who have the courage to be conscious and truthful bringing out errors promoted under the guise of medicine,
___T____i_ tt» » #_ *___ /F\ o nno CAO a 11 t-\ • i , t* i monopoly or government, but to the detriment ofhumanity, without irrational control of self-determined conscious sovereigns of light and life. | | Gulf-War syndrome, and germ warfare plagues. Red blood cells become 20-30 times more porous carrying more nutrients and herb elements to cells, and can live outside the body for 2 months compared to norm 4-8 days. Caution: 2 days prior to, and while using Electroporation, due to vastly increased cell absorption, do nottake vitamins, herbs, esp. garlic, tobacco, alcohol, or any drugs because ofheightened toxic effects. Follow-up Electroporation with Magnetic Pulser for ultimate toxin reduction. (Total Health Assoc., Box 9872, Columbus, Ohio 43209). |
Russell L. Blaylock, M.D.
See book keywords and concepts |  This is a problem that plagues all toxicologists, chiefly because of the long delay between exposure to the toxin and the manifestation of symptoms. For example, damage to the parts of the brain concerned with higher mental functions will not become evident until a child begins to utilize such functions, usually during adolescence. Likewise, effects on reproduction will not become evident until after puberty.
As our sophistication in measuring the subtle effects of toxins improves, we will be better able to connect exposure to effects. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
See article keywords and concepts |  We have more disease, disorders and illness than any population that has ever been observed in the history of human civilization (aside from plagues and the like). The reason is because the medicine being practiced today is pretend medicine.
Yet it seems impossible: How can everybody be pretending? Let's find out:
Conventional medical schools: They pretend to teach health, but they actually teach disease diagnosis combined with a drugs-and-surgery approach to treatment that excludes nearly all other treatments, including the ones that really work. |
Alex Steffen
See book keywords and concepts |  Development as Freedom by Amartya Sen (Anchor Books, 1999)
Winner of the 1998 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics, Amartya Sen speaks as an advocate for people faced with persistent poverty, famine, threats to their personal freedoms, and plagues on their local environment. Arguing that freedom and development share a symbiotic bond, Sen contends, "to counter the problems that we face, we have to see individual freedom as a social commitment. The removal of substantial unfreedoms ... is constitutive of development. | | The American Health Association reports that asthma plagues more children in low-income urban areas than it does anywhere else —mostly because city pollution is compounded by smokestacks and other sources of industrial pollution, which are often concentrated in these neighborhoods. In collaboration with the Harlem Hospital, HCZ works to screen all children under twelve for asthma. Not surprisingly, 30 percent of children screen positive, according to research cited in the American Journal of Public Health—almost six times the national average. |
Win Wenger, Ph.D. and Richard Poe
See book keywords and concepts |  The viral analogy is apt, for memes have been found to diffuse through a population in a manner that is mathematically similar to the epidemiology of plagues.5
In 1919, a new strain of influenza virus succeeded in killing over 21 million people in less than a year. Memetic action is sometimes slower, but it is equally potent. As Bloom observes, it took only 300 years for the meme of Christianity to overrun the Roman Empire and less than 130 years for the meme of Communism to leap from the pages of Das Kapital to "infect" 1.8 billion people across the globe. |
Jay Joseph
See book keywords and concepts |  The problem of bias against the publication of negative findings is by no means limited to psychiatric genetics, and plagues many areas of science.2 Given that "negative findings may be as valuable as the positive ones," Propping proposed that psychiatric genetics provide "a platform to publish all empirical findings ?obviously with quality control ?independent of their interpretation."3
According to Beckwith and Alper, statistical error is one source of bias that could explain the plethora of false-positive findings. |
Joseph E. Mario
See book keywords and concepts | | Treatments to have on hand in case of biological warfare plagues are natural antibioticsand Chloromycetin (I. V.), chloramphenicol, streptomycin (I. V.). tetracycl ine. penicillin, ribavirin (Virazole) made by ICN Pharmaceuticals in California, but available only in Mexico, atropine against organo-phosphates; Ciproagainstanthrax; Electromagnetism(Prof.Wollin); RifeRow;Teslamethod;andAntoinePrioremethod. |
Gabriel Cousens, M.D.
See book keywords and concepts |  The Light Bearers - whether they be the cultural creatives, the wholis-tic camp initiates, the intuitives, those millions who have had the near death experience, the fire walkers, miracle makers, reborn Essenes, or spiritualized environmentalists - with Gabriel's redefining of spiritual frontiers, are spring boarded within a leap of faith, moving at lightning speed through the compost of a world redefined by famine, plagues, dishonesty, greed, war, terrorism, environmental toxemia, chemtrails, global warming, and mass insanity. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
See article keywords and concepts |  We have more people on drugs in this country than anywhere in the world, we're spending more per capita on healthcare than any country in the world, and yet we are the most diseased population in the world (barring plagues and the like).
We have depression, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and a long list of other chronic diseases that are devastating our population, and not just our adults and senior citizens, but now our children too. It's very clear that the system of health care we have in our country does not work.
Over 40 percent of our population has no health insurance. |
Gabriel Cousens, M.D.
See book keywords and concepts | | For I tell you truly, that Satan and his plagues may only be cast out by fasting and prayer. [Also in Mark 9:29.] Go by yourself and fast alone.... The living God shall see it and great will be your reward. And fast til Beelzebub and all his evil spirits depart from you, and all the angels of our earthly Mother come and serve you [harmony with Nature]. For I tell you truly, except you fast, you shall never be freed from the power of Satan and all the diseases that come from Satan. Fast and pray fervently, seeking the power of the living God for your healing. |
Russell L. Blaylock, M.D.
See book keywords and concepts | | Violence and Aggression in Our Society
The news media is filled with stories of violent teenage assaults and even incredible acts of aggression by small children; road rage, airplane rage, and every other kind of rage, plagues our society. In large part, I believe this is because of the destruction of religiosity in the
West, which undermines teaching people how to love one another and behave in a civil manner. Yet, there is growing evidence that nutritional deficiency may play a major role in extremes of violence and in violent suicide. |
KC Craichy
See book keywords and concepts |  And much of what is available is degraded by eroded silt, sewage, industrial pollution, chemicals, excess nutrients, and plagues of algae. Per capita availability of good, potable water is diminishing in all developed and developing countries."3
The World Water Council reports that in the next two decades the use of water by humans will increase by about 40 percent, and 17 percent more water will be needed to grow the world's food.4 Some 1.2 billion people lack a safe warer supply; 2. |
Joseph E. Mario
See book keywords and concepts | | Len Horowitz), which have been genetically engineered from sheep and cow plagues kept alive in calf s blood and recombined with a super-virulent HeLa cancer plasm, not completely related to monkey (simian) diseases (Dr. William Cambell Douglass).
Retroviruses cause cell processes to operate in reverse, also called retrotransposons ("jumping genes") known in rats, sheep, cattle (visnas), pigs, birds, monkeys, and in humans since 1980. Variations ofthe viruses implicated in the syndrome "A.I.D.S. |
James Howard Kunstler
See book keywords and concepts |  Finally, Americans would not be subsisting on the overprocessed junk food that today is a virtual staple for the middle and lower classes, especially the volumes of soda pop that are responsible for the plagues of obesity and diabetes among the poor. Americans will surely be more physically active.
The American scene further into the twenty-first century will have to include more working animals. |
Henry Hobhouse
See book keywords and concepts |  The diseases are now believed to be probably measles and/or smallpox, both then at least 80 percent lethal if virgin populations were infected, though both plagues conferred immunity on survivors.
The Spanish adventurers would not have known that they had once had these diseases, nor were they aware that they were immune, nor that some of them could be carrying the diseases in the blood. For the people of the High Andes, European diseases were as fatal as when a new disease first appeared in Europe, perhaps as fatal as the Black Death which reduced the population of Europe by nearly half. | | These three problems are bad enough, and it is a wonder that, without rotation of crops, hygiene, sanitation, or even clean hands any porato anywhere in Ireland escaped to sustain the life of any Irishmen—but two much more devastating plagues were to follow.
Blackleg appeared in 1833; this bacillus poisons the whole plant. By June an affected plant has yellow foliage, with blackened stems and stalks which pull easily away from the main body. Decay of the tubers follows, and spreads during storage, healthy potatoes becoming infected in the ground or in storage. |
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