The results (reduced candida and tumor size) are not debatable unless you want to debate the doctor who performed the tests on live patients. He was, at times, however, injecting the bicarb directly into the tumors. Not always though. He concluded that tumors cannot live in an alkaline medium. He also has concluded that candida is the same organism as a tumor, and vice versa. That is debatable (of course), but he is convinced of that after studying how each of the two replicate in very similar ways. Anyway, the point wasn’t that people end up healthy after using bicarb to stop ca ...
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Best taken separately, but there is some evidence (Italy) that if taken internally it will defeat tumors and candida. Defeating tumors and candida may be long term effects of the alkaline drink anyway, but some people don’t have forever to wait for a process. In fact some terminal cases have been brought back to live pretty longs, productive lives because of bicarb. Some of those people needed injections of it, even directly into the tumors though.   [End]
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Here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgBBwOnmy3w Read the scumbag’s lips and see if you can find an answer on your own.   [End]
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I think there are so many ”gotchas” to do with pH readings that it’s not easy to address them all here. For instance, there is no consensus on what reading you should get from the urine. There is a consensus on saliva though, and it should be over 7.0 (but with a few caveats like when you ate, etc.) For my own purpose I consider 6.5 to be acidic, although not scary like below 6.0. The more you read about pH the more gotchas you’ll find like how eating animal protein meals at night will cause the AM urine reading to go alkaline. It’s not a good sign - the body is dumping alkaline ...
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Even smallpox really went away in England due to many factors having nothing to do with vaccines. Vaccines are the plague. It’s an absurd notion to inject all of these vile poisons right past the primary layer of the immune system, as if we can be protected from all pathogens in the world. Absurd - and will result in chronically sick people who won’t know the number plate of the truck that ran them over.   [End]
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That’s a good job to get back to juicing, Carol. You don’t have to stop anything, but the green juices (especially kale) are tops for getting alkaline. Sweeter won’t be better - greener will. Celery too (high in food sodium). Pulling a 6.5 for saliva indicates that you’re low on alkaline. Much below that and you’re risking getting ill. Even 6.5 is a clear indicator though. That should be over 7.0 on a regular basis, and I think you can easily do that by adding the Moreless drink (which utilizes Calcium), including adding the kelp to the drink or to the diet. Getting the pH up will ...
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Carol, try this: Buy some litmus paper at your local pharmacy and test your saliva first thing in the morning after rinsing with plain water, spitting, and waiting three minutes. Keep track of the readings for a few days. Then you’ll know if you are acidic or not. I was, and the LF does make you more acidic on flush days (loss of alkaline salts from the liver). It’s just my opinion but I think a lot of chronic liver flushers are very short on alkaline minerals, and this will hurt very much because the bile cannot be created properly (and flushes cannot work well without bile.) I h ...
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Throw the bums out.   [End]
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Their time was over, eh? Sounds like solid science behind that statement. I wonder if the guy bothered to even read pathology reports or coroner reports? In very quick fashion they will respond to negate the concern. In fact, they will react so quickly that one has to wonder how they know all those facts about the dead people, and can state categorically that all those people were ready to die THAT DAY. Sounds like allopathic voodoo to me. This whole world is going insane from their voodoo. I hope the bastards sleep well at night.   [End]
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Ricky, do a little research on lime ... it’s probably as base as you can get (as opposed to acidic).   [End]
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Suggestion: use the search box on this page, and/or click some of the links at the top of the page (BSA, RN, etc.) to browse.   [End]
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Yo, Carol, what’s the verdict? Funny, I haven’t checked in here for a while, and I just did my second flush using the baking soda last night. Indeed, it settled the stomach again and I just cruised through the whole thing. I used one tsp in a few ounces of water, and sipped it slowly every few minutes (after drinking the oil). Once again, I did not have any acid stomach throughout the night, and slept well. I *did* see that article about baking soda! I’ve seen others too that indicate that it can shrink and disappear tumors. Bernard Jensen (Chemistry of Man) used to say t ...
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It’s actually $1000/day for refusing the vaccine AND breaking quarantine. It’s still hideous, especially since they can engineer the pandemic, and cause quarantine periods to be very long (basically force you out to get food, etc.) It’s hideous, but so far the way the law reads is not quite as hideous as what the subject implies. Let’s be realistic anyway: Local, state and federal laws are subsumed by WHO constitution and WHO regulations. It’s that simple. Any time the WHO orders mass vaccination it will be implemented no matter what the real threat is. I would post excerpts fr ...
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There is concern in the scientific community, even by the discoverer of Tamiflu, that H1N1 vaccine is engineered and is not a vaccine at all. It’s a vector to introduce live viruses and adjuvants for unknown purposes. It’s been proven that the virus is mutating much faster than a vaccine can be produced. That means that at the least, the vaccine is useless as the virus it is meant to block has gone extinct and is already replaced by a new one. Most people don’t realize that all vaccines are contaminated by live viruses (the word contaminated is not an exaggeration or a mistake.) Wh ...
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Nurses got sick from the ”swine flu” vaccine in Sweden UPDATE - 1 suspected death Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 October 2009 19:52 News - Latest News Yesterday 30 people had been reporting to the authorities in Sweden that they experienced such severe side effects that they felt the need to contact a hospital. Today the number is 140. The swedish newspaper Expressen is the only one in Sweden reporting on these cases and as usual this is most likely only the tip of a rather large iceberg. UPDATE: According to Dagens Nyheter, the number of reported side effects are now a few h ...
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To me the source of mercury is coal fired electric plants, many in China that spread mercury around the globe, or at least as far as the western states of America (and maybe the mid-west.) Then there are the coal fired plants in the US that have destroyed many forests in Canada and east. Between China and America there is enough mercury to go around for all!   [End]
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I suppose it’s worth it to check the quality of lemons, but I just automatically wrote them off. The ones we get in New England are like little frozen footballs.   [End]
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PB, I would not know how to tell the difference. I do know that the 40 drops is an insignificant blip on the taste buds’ radar when it’s in the drink though. It’s almost too easy. I feel like I’m cheating. Yep, alcohol may degrade some substances. It’s used in herbolgy extensively though, so I wouldn’t be afraid that it would do too much damage. The extract I use (not a tincture) is preserved with glycerin which means you don’t have to burn off any alcohol. However glycerin is very sweet, so this tells us that it’s also acidic. I don’t like it, but I’ll use it when I need a bre ...
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What part of the gut though? The correct pH for the stomach is not what modern science claims. The stomach is an organ that is supposed to (Dr. Young) alkalize the food, not digest it. The small intestine obviously must be alkaline because the stomach’s job (by making sodium bicarbonate) is to prepare the food for digestion in the small intestine. Perhaps the colon itself must have a slightly acidic reading but I don’t really know. I just think that in general we’ve seen some proof that tumors and fungi just can’t live in alkaline environments. This is why sodium bicarbonate is u ...
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The problem I have with the event is that it was so unusual that something very extraordinary must have been going on besides just sweating. People do sweat lodges all the time with no ill effects, and in this event several people died. That doesn’t make sense if the temperature and all other factors (like poison gasses) were all under control. I wonder if the rocks themselves were suspect?   [End]
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Wiel, if I read that correctly, the body’s internal oxidation process can turn TOP QUALITY lemon juice into alkaline ash (not buffering, so no buffer minerals lost). My problem is how rare it is to see top quality lemons up north. It’s impossible unless somebody ships them to you direct after picking them ripe. For now I’m going to consider them acidic just because of the quality issue.   [End]
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That’s nonsense. What is the alternative to alkalizing - acidifying? Acids tenderize all tissues including the brain and heart. Who in their right mind would run a extracellular fluid pH of less than 7.5 by choice and tenderize their hearts, lungs, liver, and brain? What sense would that make? There’s an Italian doctor who is successfully treating all kinds of fungi and tumors (probably one and the same) with sodium bicarbonate (baking soda). Sodium bicarbonate is what the stomach uses to neutralize the acids in whatever food you eat. Should we go against the body?   [End]
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Sometimes I eat a couple of TBL of spirulina late at night (unfortunate snacking). I’ve noticed that the next morning my urine pH is 8.0, which seems high to me. I can’t find the quote now but somebody has described the process (besides Moreless) about how eating strong proteins at night can cause this effect. It has to do with a DOUBLE LOSS of alkaline reserves, one of which is to just dump them into the urine. Since I get this eating spirulina, and since Dr. Roberts considers all algae to be acidic, I can say, yeh, I believe him. I know spirulina has been discussed here many times ...
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I see a LOT of conflicting data out there about which foods are acid or alkaline. It’s so confused from one ”expert” to the other that it’s almost hilarious. Some people rate the foods according to their inherent pH values, and some people rate them by the ash they leave in the body. This leads to opposite results in many cases of fruits, for instance. My question is whether the ash is a result of buffering or some other process. To me an acid food like citrus needs to be buffered the second it hits the stomach. It needs to be buffered in and by the stomach. Sodium bicarbonate is w ...
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The flush will make you pretty acidic, which I find to be a dangerous practice. The stomach can burn for hours after ingesting the mixture of oil and lemon juice. This will drain your body of alkaline mineral reserves. Additionally the purging of bile salts will also drain you of alkaline reserves. That’s a double whammy. This *will* drag your pH down and you can measure it yourself with simple litmus paper (saliva test.) The stomach buffers acid foods by producing sodium bicarbonate. If you are running low on alkaline reserves your stomach may not be able to buffer a large dose o ...
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PBoy, there are tinctures and extracts of seaweeds. Bladderwrack is a common one for alcohol base. You need to put the drops in hot water to evaporate the alcohol, but otherwise it should have everything but the fiber in it. I use an extract of Ascophyllum Nodosum which is put up with glycerin (sweet, so it’s acid) instead of alcohol. Forty drops equals one TBL of powder. Try this for a source (the only one I found): http://www.healthberbs.com/product.php?id=3142 This is CHEAP stuff. I was kind of shocked at how cheap. When I put forth drops in some weak juice I can’t e ...
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This guy is brilliant. The whole concept rings true on every level. Acid tenderizes the muscles - including the heart, and that is one scary thought. If people only knew what the Big Mac was really doing to them ....   [End]
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Wiel, that was EXCELLENT. I got lost a couple of times, not being strong in chemistry. What I was able to absorb was just excellent. I was quite surprised by the comment about apples! I’ve never read anything like that. The loss of bases during protein digestion is staggering. No wonder the world is retching in vomit and cancer.   [End]
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Good luck to Refreshed during a stressful time.   [End]
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Here’s one example of what Moulden is pointing out: (NaturalNews) As the cervical cancer vaccine continues to maim or kill even more teenage girls across the UK, 18-year-old Stacey Jones is the latest victim to suffer severe harm. Previously in a state of apparent health, Stacey began to suffer severe seizures and brain inflammation within days after receiving the Cervarix vaccine injection. The swelling of her brain was so severe that it cause permanent brain damage, and today Stacey Jones is an ”empty shell” of a girl. ***** This girl has had a stroke. This is the warning from Mo ...
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I don’t know about all disease, but something as fundamental as pH can certainly affect many more diseases than we might guess. It’s not just about pH either. It’s about mineralization (leading to alkalinity.) You can get alkaline just by taking lots of sodium bicarbonate, but you won’t be properly mineralized, and you probably won’t be healthy. So if you understand the role of minerals in the body you can answer your own question. Can minerals cause healing? Nothing works in a vacuum, but we know vitamins have no role at all if minerals are not present. So what do you think?   [End]
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Hahahahahaa, this is great news. The chemistry certainly seems reasonable. Thanks ...   [End]
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OK, I’m officially jealous! Our water is filthy with fluoride and I don’t dare to touch it, let alone bathe in it. Well, I touch it a little when I shower, but I don’t stand under it like most people. Unfortunately there don’t seem to be charcoal filters that can handle removing the fluoride. However, once I’m at my retreat I’ll be able to bathe with spring water that is piped in from a national reserve.   [End]
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That’s funny - there is pretty convincing evidence that candida is is killed by sodium bicarbonate. That comes from a medical doctor in Italy who is experimenting with it ”outside the box”. I find it odd to see somebody advising to use wine vinegar for anything but cleaning rust off of metal.   [End]
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Nicole, I haven’t been pregnant for a while (maybe three lifetimes) but it does seem rather smart to be on the drink during pregnancy. Good call .... lots of demands upon the body especially when you’re lactating.   [End]
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Congratulations on becoming a human being, grz. It’s a long road for many of us. What was the turning point and how did you get to it? Did it feel like a turning point at the time, or did you have to wait for some hindsight?   [End]
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Geez, WHAT radioactive waste, grz? Aren’t we living in the land of milk and honey, protected by out government?   [End]
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Giving vaccines to infants is genocide, insanity, and evil. The Japanese finally stopped it and all of the SIDS disappeared in Japan. That’s right - SIDS is a side effect of infant vaccination. Do you think the m*o*o*nS in the US are paying any attention to the Japanese? The m*o*o*n CDC and FDA are still allowing this practice, and the m*o*o*n doctors are still condoning it, and the m*o*o*n parents are still offering their infants to the Doctors Doom like they are sacrificial lambs. And we wonder why the kids are all uncontrollable m*o*o*ns?   [End]
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Not only does the media completely flub the issue of timing of the tumor discovery, but they also are unaware of the possibility that the tumor was due to previous vaccines. As Maurice Hillerman, the granddaddy of Merck’s Polio Vaccine unit said, the vaccines at Merck were contaminated with live cancer cells (simian kidney cancer), as well as forty different live simina viruses, one of which is PROVEN to cause cancer in lab rats. But to the dimwits in the mass media, the girl’s tumor was just an unfortunate coincidence. Do you think any of the dimwits would question how she got the ...
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Mrs. God.   [End]
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The Starwest Botanicals’ Ascophyllum is powdered to an unusual degree. I can’t say that I really like the taste compared to Frontier’s Laminaria, but I like the sodium to potassium ratio, and how it’s powdered so finely.   [End]
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Let’s see, autism didn’t even exist until what became prevalent? Here, try this out for size: Study Proves Link Between Thimerosal and Autism Neurotoxicity by Aaron Turpen, citizen journalist (NaturalNews) In a study just published, a causal connection between Thimerosal, the preservative often used in vaccines, and the brain pathology found in patients diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), has been established. The study, A Mitochondrial Dysfunction, Impaired Oxidative-Reduction Activity, Degeneration, and Death in Human Neuronal and Fetal Cells Induced by Low-Level Exp ...
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Yeh, a tumor killed her within two hours of the vaccine. That’s believable science. That’s believable, but all the damage done to all those women - that must be foolishness and hysteria. This vaccine is certainly a boon for wheelchair manufacturers. Maybe we can boost the economy with more vaccines?   [End]
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Ma**ho**chusetts is not going to get their full dose of weaponized biotech heaven until Thanksgiving. Happy Thanksgiving, Ma**ho**s. Ted Kennedy must be gnashing his ghost teeth in his grave. The supreme moment has been delayed.   [End]
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I received a flyer with my recent shipment of product that says: ”Directions: Jim Humble’s protocol ..... [snip] Do not use vinegar as an activator.” This is a rather b**eh**d thing to present to a customer who sees the advice to use ACV as an activator throughout the Humble literature. Notice that it does not say ”ACV” either. It says ”vinegar”. Who the hell wrote that? Talk about ambiguous. Are they advising not to use regular vinegar, or are they trying to say, ”ACV”? This is pretty sloppy work. There should not be any ambiguity in such literature.   [End]
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Bilge ...   [End]
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Anybody know what it means when the Ascophyllum seems to strip the throat and make it feel raw? I didn’t get that effect on Digitata.   [End]
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Amazing story ... very difficult to witness that. My mom is in a similar place although she’s still at home. She’s so acidic that she’s lost much of her bone mass, and has shrunk by about 4-5 inches. The deterioration process seems to spare no quarter: Eyes, hair, skin, organs, bones, brain. These people need to work it out in another life, apparently. They certainly couldn’t do it in this one. I do believe the Moreless protocol offers some realistic hope for people who choose to implement it. I could be wrong because I have not been on it that long, but I’m seeing things that ...
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Thanks for the update, Webmaster.   [End]
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Wow, my morning saliva was 6.5 and urine was 8.0. ??? There’s something wrong here. I did find one interesting citation from The Chemistry of Man by Jensen. He said that increasing food sodium increases the pH of the urine, liver and pancreas. I think my urine number is too high. I think the saliva is more realistic.   [End]
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Funny, I don’t bother with saliva tests. I never trusted them but I’m not sure why. Maybe I’ll do this in the morning too. I did one during the day (before eating and after swishing with water) and pulled a 7.25. Again, I was unbelieving.   [End]
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That’s good info, Wiel. I am a vegan, don’t eat protein in volume, but tend to eat quality protein (like spirulina, sunflower seeds, almonds, etc.) Hmmmm ..... thinking ....   [End]
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I just started using Starwest Botanicals ($3.50/pound) Ascophyllum and I got a distinct buzz of energy the first time I took it. I had not gotten this from the other kelps, including Frontier’s Laminaria Digitata. Any ideas about this? I will say that the Ascophyllum tasted noticeably worse, and even had an after taste. It is very finely powdered though. Nasty stuff, but I’ll gladly chug it if this energy thing continues.   [End]
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I only started the ML routine about two weeks ago, but my morning urine pH went up quickly from 6.5 to 8.0. I am doubting the 8.0 results. I started because of CFS and I must admit that so far I do feel a lot better. Something definitely has shifted, but I don’t know what to do with this 8.0 stuff. It makes no sense to me. I was doing three drinks and 2 TBS per day. I’m dropping back to two drinks to be on the safe side. I’m using the pHion test strips.   [End]
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Thanks, Evan.   [End]
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Looks like it is ”ideal” to powder it to extremes but probably not necessary. I’m sure you can powder it more with a coffee grinder. The Frontier LD is definitely pretty fine powder too. I don’t know how much finer it could be.   [End]
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Can somebody point me to the post that describes how this forum situation has resolved?   [End]
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Justin, it’s not about free speech. It’s about you needing to get realistic about what type of feedback to expect if you use your free speech to proselytize.   [End]
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Safety is not an issue on a forum, Molly, unless you’re talking about a stalker or a thief. If you expect all people to agree with you on broad and controversial matters like religion/atheism, or Obama, then I have to think you may be working with some bad assumptions.   [End]
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I’m afraid that some people are getting carried away and mistaking lack of comfort for lack of safety. Does Curezone guarantee member comfort? In the real world stalkers and thieves represent real threats and real safety concerns. Let’s keep it at that. We don’t need another Big Brother shredding our sensibilities to create false safety.   [End]
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”I believe he is a dangerous presence to vulnerable people.” Come on! Can we stop hyping this up to something it’s not? We’re all adults and in charge of our own healing, and this talk of danger is preposterous.   [End]
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Justin, don’t create WMD where they don’t exist. I support the reinstatement of ML, but I do not support this notion that Christians are not safe here. Not even close. That assertion and its blame is inverted, in my opinion.   [End]
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Good points, Molly. You have done a fine job on Oil Pulling, and you certainly aren’t there for the sake of profit. It was a mistake for ML to imply that he was a Lone Ranger. But he has been at least on the side of the Lone Ranger. Other forums have blurred that distinction, and I don’t think the benefit of the customer/consumer is first on their minds.   [End]
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There must be some problems associated with high alkaline because it represents an imbalance. Balance is the goal (7.35). Are you saying that you have a consistent 8.5? Or are you just asking ”just in case”?   [End]
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If this http://vactruth.com/2009/08/03/vaccinations-are-causing-impaired-blood-flow-ischemia-chronic-illness-disease-and-death-for-us-all-hp/ is known and they are pushing vaccinations on us, then there is only one word for them - evil.   [End]
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Thanks for the data. I’ll definitely take this into account. I don’t necessarily agree with all of your disagreements, but there are a couple that are causing some concern. Nevertheless, I don’t see anything better out there, and I still want him to be reinstated. He’s a point of reference, and I don’t think detractors (who cannot become points of reference themselves) realize how much we need that reference.   [End]
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He’s ignorant in the area of chemistry? We could only wish that Ann Wignore had been so ignorant. We could only wish that Viktoras had been so ignorant. Meanwhile, true scientists like Louis Pasteur destroyed millions of lives, but are still called true scientists. Every autistic child and sufferer of chronic vaccine disease hails Louis. And you think ML is ignorant?   [End]
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I’m just stating my own perspective strictly from a consumer point of view. I have seen his religious rants and quirks, and have ignored them in favor of staying focused on my main mission. I don’t advocate his style, and I don’t encourage his style, and I don’t care to argue religion in that context. I value his knowledge of chemistry and the way it applies to the body, and the way he actively participates. I value his arguments because they force the deeper knowledge to be revealed. To me that outweighs any of his personal quirks or behaviors that might set some people off. Yes, ...
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Repulsive ...   [End]
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I go to that forum for expert advice on that specific protocol, directed by somebody with a background in the chemistry of that protocol. I prefer the guy who created the protocol over somebody with questionable credentials and agenda.   [End]
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I keep away from lemon as much as possible because it’s quite acidic when it’s not tree ripened. Let’s face it, we have a food production/delivery system that is not ideal.   [End]
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Just my opinion but any software that would do such an analysis would necessarily be data-driven, so I’d focus on collecting the data. I’d keep it simple and rely on a regular DB like MySQL and rely on column sorting to find interesting patterns. If you need more analysis then I’d just use SQL SELECT statements right in the DBMS itself. If you save the SQL statements you can run them again without having to retype them. If you ever develop this to where it’s working and want to have a front end then somebody with skills in a programing language like Java or C# can fancy it up. To me ...
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Apparently The They have choked this to death and it’s going nowhere. But we figured that. No sense in letting a little truth and law get in the way of the party.   [End]
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Aha, flavorings. ”I see”, said the blind man. Yeh, ginger sounds like a nice one. Actually ginger is quite a good boost for digestion as well. I’ll have to experiment with different kelps, and also try just not using it directly in the drink. UPS just showed up with my refractometer, so I have a new toy. This is going to be interesting. Ciao, Di ....   [End]
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I just had my first drink - very interesting. It didn’t taste as bad as I thought. I am no fan of the fishy taste though. I can do bitter, I can do sour, but fishy is not my strong suite. Regardless, it’s onward and upward and let’s see what it’s got. I don’t have too many changes to make in my vegan diet besides finding the high BRIX versions of what I eat. It seems like an effortless transition from there to here.   [End]
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Most unfortunate. Who the bleep advised you to drink that much acidic juice? If it was to be attempted, it would have to be on tree ripened, high BRIX lemons. But even then I would not attempt it. That’s way too much. I can’t conclude that lemon is a bad substance just because it was abused with bad results. It has its place, but its place is not one quart a day with no high alkaline drinks to balance it. I have seen similar abuse of pineapple. It dissolved the teeth right off of the guy! He didn’t have the sense to stop and was juicing unripened pineapples on a fast. Terr ...
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OK, I’ll bite: Something to do with the reaction between the calcium and citric acid? Beats me ... a parable of huge proportions!   [End]
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Hehehe, free food and actually good food!   [End]
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Well articulated .... and full of provocative insights.   [End]
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The original polio vaccine was infected with at least 40 known live viruses. It still is. They haven’t figured out how to kill the viruses in 50 years. SV40 is one of them. It causes lethal cancer in any lab animal that gets an injection of it. This is what is being injected into humans to prevent polio. Is anybody at the FDA or CDC concerned? Not really. Of course, monkey kidney tissue was used to culture that vaccine. It’s a disaster to anybody who knows what is going on. It’s a WMD. We have a real problem with the Swine Flu vaccine as Baxter was caught shipping contaminated ...
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Thanks, Di, that is an important comment about the possible effect on NPN. Lots to learn ... lots to know. p   [End]
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After years of CFS, MS, etc., if you can say you feel truly well, that is something. SOMETHING! Thanks for the heads up about NPN, as I’m quite unfamiliar with it so far. p   [End]
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Yeh, they have a great Saturday market, and lots of wineries. Sigh ... I miss it. p   [End]
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Hi Di, I didn’t realize the ES was for cleansing purposes (thought it was for minerals only.) Aha .... Ok, it makes a little more sense now. p   [End]
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I do agree with the whole concept of re-mineralization, Di. No questions asked. Moreless seems like a great protocol. I have to disagree that it’s ”gross” to clean out the plumbing of past mistakes though. Even Moreless agrees that something should be done about that. The key is to not fail in the task of remineralizing. In fact, for a lot of us it’s not about ”re” anything since we’ve never been mineralized. ciao ...   [End]
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ML, Yes, it’s frustrating to see people who live a purge/binge (on acid foods) lifestyle, knowing that they are on a merry-go-round that never ends. It’s an ironic lifestyle to remove and replace, remove and replace, being one’s own worst enemy, and not even recognizing it. A lot of that is due to medical/food propaganda that has been absorbed and taken in to very deep levels of consciousness. Sad, frightening and angering because somebody knows what they are doing with this programming. Obviously I buy your overall argument, but what about dealing with past mistakes that have cause ...
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Di, the more you talk about local farmers’ market and local wineries the more I’m thinking Eugene, OR. Nah, can’t be.   [End]
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Di, can you encapsulate what you have found with your testing?   [End]
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Thanks, Learn, this is good information. It does appear to be a matter of terrain. It’s frightening to think how much excess acidity is running the world. Time to start by taking back our own terrains. Ciao ...   [End]
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Thanks for the heads-up, Di. I suddenly got some clarification about this Cancer connection. It’s rather shocking to think that Cancer is a a fungus because of all the circles these researchers have spun around us. Q. Can you refer me to a good refractometer (URL) that seems accurate to you? Ciao ...   [End]
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Got it, ml. Yes, I was already in agreement that sodium bicarbonate could not possibly be a replacement for all the other alkaline minerals supplied by all of the living fruits and vegetables, etc. I also just found out the Dr. Simoncini’s FAQ that he does not associate pH with cancer. He associates Candida with cancer, and actually refers to them as one and the same. One is the other. The other is the one. Sodium bicarbonate, then, is effective against Candida, but not because of its pH value. I’m not sure what the mechanism is (maybe oxygen?) but he states categorically tha ...
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Gib, don’t do just one colonic/enema. I would try doing them daily for a few days. If enema is used, do more than one per session, especially if you’re eating normally. More, not fewer, as yes, you could be detoxing a major poison. This high acidity is not by accident. It’s controlled by diet in the long run. For immediate relief check out the Ask Moreless forum and his alkalizing drink. Ciao ...   [End]
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If you have done irrigations prior to the coffee, and if the water is running clear into the toilet, now you have a proper situation to test the coffee. I have seen stones just from doing the coffee, so anything is possible. I tend to use 4tbsp of coffee. I suppose you can use up to 6 but I don’t like getting too buzzed.   [End]
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Hi Moreless. I found an interesting blog by an Italian MD who believes that cancer is caused by fungi, especially Candida Albicans. He even took it a step further to pothesize that Candida was cancer, and vice versa. Interestingly, he concluded that the only way to control a fungus was to control your body’s pH. Imagine that. Long story short: He recommended the use of one tsp of sodium bicarbonate in the morning on an empty stomach. He had several cases of deathly ill cancer patients that got better and lived many years after doing that. I think your drink is going to be super ...
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Gib, I have been impressed with MMS, but it depends on your target. If you are trying to destroy pathogens, then it’s a no-brainer. I had darkfield microscopy done recently and my blood is *much* cleaner than ever before. The reduction in parasites is dramatic. If you take your time with MMS it is not that bad - not as bad as I figured. The thing is that it will eventually cause you to feel nausea, or even bring on diarrhea. In my case it was both, but the nausea was hard to identify. I felt it, but it felt more like a full body nausea, not a point of nausea only in the gut. It is ...
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