America’s leading colonic therapist gives you the inside scoop on digestive disorders that you or a loved one might be experiencing. Presented as the author’s testimonial, not intended to be a medical-type manual about the colon.
Frank Sinatra goes down in history as one of the greatest vocalists of all time. He preceded The Beatles and Elvis, as the first singer to draw-in droves of swooning girls to his concerts. Scientists recorded his voice using sensitive instruments to discover the unique elements making-up the rare quality of his voice. They couldn’t […]
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Most people first watched The Wizard of Oz as children, so as we saw it for a second time, we assumed that when Toto pulled back the curtain to expose the Wizard, Dorothy right-off caught him in his game. But this is incorrect. Dorothy walks over and asks the man WHO he is! After he
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It’s amazing how rarely most people observe the sky. To me, it’s like a beautiful blue pond always, everywhere above. About six or seven years ago, I noticed unusual patterns of jet contrails across the sky and told my friends. Two of them had noticed it as well and took it upon themselves to research
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I’ve been listening to a book on CD about the works of C.S. Lewis. Lewis wrote the children’s book series, The Chronicles of Narnia, plus several other fantastical fiction works for adults and Christian apologetics. He was a scholar of Medieval literature and a professor at Oxford and Cambridge. Lewis worked Medieval themes into his
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RE: This Blog I responded to an earlier Facebook post with a previous blog on microwaves. My friend read it, then sincerely requested that I address my specific claim that “microwaves distort the molecular structure” of the food itself. Here is the conversation and my response, which is to copy excerpts from various sources. This
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So, this blog is sometimes inspired by Facebook comments. A friend started a conversation with me in a news-feed discussion that shifted into the “dangers” of microwave cooking. What’s interesting to me, is the THOUGHT PROCESSES which lead us to conclusions. Less so, the topic itself. Here are the FB excerpts, then my reply: FRIEND:
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My client has a goal to lose weight and brought this flier with her. It’s meals sold by a weight-loss outfit. Let’s briefly analyze. First, it’s all cooked foods. The difference between a diet of cooked foods, and raw foods, is a topic whole books have covered, but let’s recognize that this company supports the
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I find “the fallacy” of statistics interesting. For example, if we were discussing public health conditions in New York City and somebody quoted that there are 7 million rats living there, one might query as to how the rats had been counted. Now, this is a completely different discussion, rat-counting methods, versus the topic of
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One thing about a farmer like Jeff Poppen is that he loves the land. One thing about a farmer like Tyson Foods, is that, they have never been to the land.
Agriculture versus the loss of agriculturalists. Read More »
