If the issues of water fluoridation are new to you, I thought it would be valuable to provide some good resources to get an understanding of what are the issues and history around fluoride. Christopher Bryson’s book The Fluoride Deception is a thoroughly researched and well received book. It is available both in traditional book [...]
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In my recent blog on the ABCs and 123s of health, I included hydration in my top 3. The first really big misconception that many people have, is that they are already hydrated, because they’re “not thirsty” generally. Most of the time, this is false, as the thirst mechanism itself is one of the first [...]
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Becoming healthy can seem daunting and even complex to someone who suddenly decides that they need to dramatically turn the direction of their life around, for whatever reason. At whatever stage someone is working on their health, I always recommend small incremental baby steps on their journey from point ‘A’ to point ‘Z’. Like a [...]
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But Lot’s wife looked back from behind him, and she became a pillar of salt. Genesis 19:26 A few years ago, a very beautiful woman had first came in to see me for various complaints, including a sore neck, joints, migraines, chronic constipation and pain during intimacy. A month later, she came back to see [...]
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This blog article is designed to raise our consciousness with regards to spiritual science as it is purveyed through the corporeal realm of water.
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Posted in Autism, Detox, Healing, Hydration, Regimen on Feb 9th, 2010
Rudolf Steiner was right on the mark when he said, “as above, so below.” We know that our colons share the same “atmosphere” as our brains. Dr. Gershon recognized that Serotonin, the chemical that helps to renew us primarily through inducing healthy sleep, is actually propelled out of the colon. Dr. Gershon wrote a book [...]
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Posted in Hydration on Aug 17th, 2009
I just spoke with a new patient 5 minutes ago about drinking more water. I had just typed his blood and noted how reluctantly it flowed to the surface after the wee prick to the tip of his finger. When I asked him how much water he drank, he pronounced “not very much.” He said [...]
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