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Orbo Technology, Steorn, Free Energy, Electromagnetic Energy is Here

17th December 2009 by Arrow Durfee

This page is to announce and push forward the unveiling of a new energy device that will be more important than any other invention since the dawn of the industrial revolution. .. a device that will bring to our planet free energy. Read more…

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Alternative Medicine for Lyme, Morgellon’s Disease, MRSA treated with NutraSilver

9th December 2009 by Arrow Durfee

Today, I have pulled this article out of the archives for a repeat presentation because this topic is so critically important I felt that it was time to bring it once again to your attention.
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Posted in Disease, Infections, Revolutionary Therapies, Politics and Health | 5 Comments »

Horsetail - Silica for Osteoporosis

25th November 2009 by Arrow Durfee

So I’ve been taking a clinical nutrition course and the instructor has been reluctant to make recommendations on product Brands but he has let 2 or 3 slip on through.  

When we got to studying Osteoporosis he had a recommendation that took me by surprise. He recommends Horsetail and this specific product I show below.

So I’ve used horsetail over the years for certain things but had not considered it for osteoporosis. Its mainly a source of silicon, not magnesium or calcium.
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Baylock and Mercola On Swine Flu H1N1 and Vaccinations

5th November 2009 by Arrow Durfee

This is a must read article if you are considering taking the swine flu or any type of vaccination. Be sure to check out this blog for suggestions on how to prepare for the flu and how you might treat it if you get sick. Be sure to do a blog search on the use of Vitamin C, Vitamin D3 and MMS.
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Biomimetic Dentistry, ozone dentistry, avoiding root canal, Dr Alleman DDS

6th October 2009 by Arrow Durfee

There is now occurring a movement amongst dentists to avoid doing root canals. Ultimately root canals give people enduring medical problems, pain and suffering.

On my visit to a dentist a couple of years ago to have a large mercury filling removed, the dentist said that there was new decay that he had to remove and that it was border line as to wether a root canal should be done. He advised that it may be worth trying to save the tooth and to put a composite filling in.
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Posted in Disease, Revolutionary Therapies, Oxidative Therapies, Misc | No Comments »

Michael Jackson and His Doctor: What Can We Learn?

31st August 2009 by Carol

It appears that for some reason, Michael Jackson was given a very powerful anesthetic in order to help him sleep. While this drug must have worked at least for awhile, because Jackson apparently requested it from another health care provider, it ultimately contributed to his death.
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Tracking the H1N1 Virus

24th August 2009 by Carol

Among the wonders of the internet is Google’s website devoted to tracking the outbreak of influenza. One of the most interesting aspect of this site is how it gets its information. Site creators have noticed a statistically significant correlation between certain kinds of search queries in relation to the Center for Disease Control (in the U.S., other equivalent organizations in other countries) statistics for various regions. In other words, when the flu is around locally, we alter our behavior online. We begin searching for flu-related information online. The increase in flu-related searches mirrors the increase of flu diagnoses.
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Borderline Personality Disorder

19th August 2009 by Carol

You may have experienced the person who seems to have two sets of feelings about other people: either she idealizes a person or she seems to hate that other person. You may notice that people can go from being idealized to being disliked in an instant. Perhaps you notice this co-worker being nice one day and really mean the next day. Maybe you were an idealized person but something you did offended the co-worker and now it appears you can do nothing right.

If these scenarios are true about your colleague, then you may be dealing with borderline personality disorder.
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Relaxation

3rd August 2009 by Carol

The heart is an amazing organ. Across a human lifetime, it can beat three billion times, pumping the equivalent of 2000 gallons of blood every day across the approximately 100,000 miles of blood vessels the average adult possesses. That is a lot of work for a muscle that is the size of a fist. How does the heart accomplish this?
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Avoiding MRSA

29th July 2009 by Carol

In the good ol’ days, when you skinned your knee, it was no big deal. You would avoid your mom who would try to put Mercurochrome on it which turned your knee red and stung like heck. In two or three days it would heal (if you didn’t do the other common kid thing which was to pick the scab off to see what would happen).
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