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Dr. Blaylock on swine flu vaccinations
posted Tuesday 3 November 2009 :: 7:10 AM
Dr. Mercola recently interviewed Dr. Russell Blaylock about the H1N1 (swine flu) vaccine. Dr. Blaylock is a respected neurosurgeon (now retired), editor for years of the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons, and has written over 30 peer reviewed papers in the scientific and medical literature on a variety of neuroscience topics. His specialty in research of late has been the neurological effect of the vaccination process. This interview is amazing and shocking! Interestingly, their discussion ranges over many vaccine- related topics, such as the autism question and who are the real persons at risk according to the raw data. Everyone must listen!
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posted Tuesday 27 October 2009 :: 4:51 AM
First, the swine flu vaccine. The president declared the swine flu a national health emergency on Friday. Dr. Mercola makes a strong case that the swine flu "epidemic" is actually based on misinformation and not science. Even CBS is doing some investigative journalism into this and getting stonewalled by the CDC. Next, the gardasil vaccine (cervical cancer). Here is one young lady's tragic story. The damage the vaccine inflicted on this healthy teenager is so extensive that she is now dying. And isn't that was is really scary about these kinds of vaccines? You take a healthy person who is not sick, and inject them with disease organisms floating in a toxic delivery system, and hope for the best. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: New swine flu links
posted Thursday 8 October 2009 :: 8:09 AM
Nine reasons why your child should NOT get the swine flu vaccineWe are seeing the concerns with the swine flu vaccine leave the strictly alternative health and news sites, and going mainstream. I believe the widespread opposition is having a positive effect. Massachusetts, one of the few states which has mandatory vaccination legislation in the works, has added an exemption clause for philosophical objection. (The "philosophical objection" used to be called the religious or conscientious objection - I guess even "conscience" is too politically incorrect these days). :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Swine flu links
posted Thursday 17 September 2009 :: 7:57 AM
Swine flu vaccine link to killer nerve disease - Daily Mail :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Vaccine freedom without incarceration
posted Thursday 17 September 2009 :: 7:30 AM
Does everyone know by now that the Swine Flu vaccine is potentially harmful, as it contains squalene, the same substance that is theorized is the culprit in Gulf War Syndrome?
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posted Tuesday 18 August 2009 :: 2:46 PM
A friend, who knows we have done alternative medicine for years, recently asked me what the essentials of my first aid cabinet were, just in case we could not for some reason visit doctors, dentists, or hospitals. (We tend to not visit them anyway, even though we can.) This is my response. 1) colloidal silver. 2) essential oils: oregano, lavender (both strongly antibacterial), thieves oil blend (strongly antimicrobial), and citronella or lemongrass (repels biting insects). 3) hydrogen peroxide: mouth wash and will keep tooth decay and gum disease at bay if dentists are unavailable. And also is great for ear infections. 4) honey: God's neosporin. :) 5) garlic: very powerful antifungal, antiviral, antibiotic. 6) arnica gel or cream: wonderful for bruises, bangs, scrapes, sprains, and other impact injuries. It helps relieve pain and also promotes very quick healing. 7) pure aloe vera gel and olive oil. 8) cinnamon: drunk as a tea with carb foods will help regulate blood sugar if that is a problem. 9) black and green tea: black tea is especially good for upset tummies and diarrhea. 10) crystallized ginger: digestive and liver health. 11) herbal tincture called Kick A-- Immune Booster, it is a powerful immune system booster for fighting all kinds of illnesses. 12) flor-essence tea: an incredible body detoxifier, and cancer remedy. All of the above can be stored in a cool pantry for a long time. :) Now I need to go check my first aid cupboard and make sure I am stocked up on everything. :) :: :: :: :: :: :: :: The comments are the best part
posted Thursday 28 May 2009 :: 6:26 PM
I found such an interesting article on Dr. Mercola's site about the benefits of detoxification and fasting. He recommends detoxing, but not fasting. Hey, the Lord recommends fasting once in a while, so I think the One who knows the owner's manual inside and out is right about that one. Sorry Dr. Mercola! :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Terrain is everything
posted Monday 11 May 2009 :: 3:41 PM
I was thinking about the swine flu epidemic, specifically, how there is some evidence that this particular strain of the flu bug has been genetically engineered, containing parts of the swine flu, human flu, and avian flu. Evil men will continue playing God in this way to try to achieve their ends (which is what? Population control? Some leftists and new age earth worshippers believe it is the people who are the "disease" on the planet, contrary to the Lord's command in Scripture at the creation of mankind) until they succeed. So in the new 1984 that we live in, what can we do to protect ourselves and our families? :: :: :: :: :: :: :: On swine flu
posted Friday 8 May 2009 :: 5:08 PM
When I wrote this post on flu and flu shots recently, I had no idea a swine flu epidemic was right around the corner. Following that advice will help you avoid catching the swine flu too, just as it will help guard against any other kind of flu. Get outdoors every day while the threat is still on (thank you God that it is spring)! One researcher has theorized that the flu is nothing more than a symptom of vitamin D deficiency. Dr. Mercola has posted his excellent knowledge and advice about the swine flu, and Health Sciences Institute has also written succinctly on the subject. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Gardasil vaccine update
posted Thursday 23 April 2009 :: 12:01 PM
Remember Gardasil, the so- called cervical cancer vaccine? Merck, its manufacturer, wanted to have it made a mandatory vaccination for every nine- year- old girl, in order to attend school. 32 girls have died from the Gardasil vaccination. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: My msg migraine story
posted Wednesday 22 April 2009 :: 2:33 PM
I have been doing a liver detox lately. When I do, there are certain foods I must get in my diet every day, as well as certain foods I must avoid. One of the musts is foods that help heal your liver, such as asparagus, beets, celery, dandelion root tea, or whey. Another must is raw high fiber fruits and vegetables, such as berries, apples or pears, or carrots. So I often make a yogurt fruit smoothie for a snack, on and off detox. Here's what you do: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: The case for healthy bowels
posted Monday 20 April 2009 :: 3:09 PM
Okay, I will probably get no comments for this post ... the title alone will send people screaming from the blog, LOL. But The Case for Healthy Bowels by Dr. Mercola is one of the best articles I have ever read that summarizes what is known about the balance of good bacteria vs. bad bacteria in the human digestive tract. What was surprising for me to learn, was that probiotics are now being used by some doctors to treat seemingly unrelated disorders ... like autism or excema. And what is an even bigger bonus, are the 10 pages (!!) of comments that follow the article ... people who have suffered with Crohn's , IBS, heartburn, food allergies, you name it, weighing in on what they have learned to reduce their symptoms and heal themselves without prescriptions. I am still reading, LOL. This article is a keeper, and will reinforce your resolve to JUST SAY NO! to drugs ... of the prescribed kind. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Liver detox
posted Monday 13 April 2009 :: 2:30 PM
I am doing my annual liver detox this week - it is the week of Unleavened Bread, so I am already not eating much white flour -- a built in excuse to skip gluten right there. The detox is easy in the spring, because of the abundance of fresh greens, asparagus, strawberries, and other necessary foods. Follow the links at the end of each post for the full instructions. I always feel so much better after a detox - I am really looking forward to next week and the boost in my energy level! :: :: :: :: :: :: :: HFCS in ice cream
posted Monday 30 March 2009 :: 3:13 PM
I promised I would follow up on high fructose corn syrup in ice cream shop ice cream, and this is what I have found out: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::
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