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Started by DMT, 2018/08/24 04:10AM
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Well, many years
#1   2018/08/24 04:10AM
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Leonard Coldwell Troy Tulowitzki Jersey , chemotherapy never cured anyone and never will cure anyone. He calls it an “assault with a deadly weapon.” The truth is, chemotherapy was created during World War I to kill soldiers on the front lines. After World War II, they had an excess surplus of it and needed to dispose of it, which was expensive because it is a toxic waste. Thus, they were in need a way to get rid of it cheaply – so they decided to use it on humans to kill cancer. Unfortunately, in the process of killing the cancer, it also damages the body’s immune system, violating the Hippocratic Oath that every doctor takes to not bring harm to the patient.


So how effective is chemotherapy anyway? A 2004 study published by the journal Clinical Oncology stated that it has a five-year survival success rate in just over 2% of cases. Furthermore, once you get chemotherapy, you can no longer become a blood or organ donor. What does that tell you? Biopsies are escalating the cancer rates according to Dr. Coldwell, who claims an amazing 92.3% cancer cure rate. In his experience, he says of the individuals who get cancer and do nothing, the body cures itself of cancer 27% of the time.


Dr. Coldwell also says that cancer biopsies actually assist the cancer to spread throughout the body. Because the center of every tumor is extremely toxic, when you insert a needle into it increases the risk of tumor growth. In truth, everyone gets cancer and everyone has cancer (in one form or another) in their body most of the time. If the body is healthy, i.e. in a slightly alkaline state, then it can keep the cancer cells in check. In 1931, Dr. Otto H. Warburg won a nobel prize for his studies on oxygen in the body and its effects on cancer cell. Dr. Warburg proved in his research that cancer cells thrive in an acidic environment. He also proved conclusively that cancer loves sugar. As a result, the more sugar you consume, the greater the risk you have of growing cancerous tumors at some point in your life. Any lower, and you鈥檒l be increasing your chances for cancer. Drink plenty of distilled water with teaspoon of sea salt. The sodium raises the pH level to slightly alkaline. If your pH is really low (say below 6.0), then I advise taking a teaspoonful of baking soda in 8 oz. of lemon water, three times daily until your saliva becomes slightly alkaline. Furthermore, make sure you consume plenty of raw and steamed vegetables daily. Abstain eating so much sugar (fructose) and starch.


Starchy foods, such as corn, beans, rice, soy, and grains, always turn to glucose in the body. Substitude your bread, pastries, pizza, pasta, muffins, and cereal with nutrient-rich, fibrous vegetables such as broccoli, spinach, kale, cucumbers, and peppers, which are all loaded with required nutrients, anti-oxidants and are very alkaline forming in the body. Eat as many of them as you like! Not only will you lose those extra pounds, as your body’s pH rises, the fungi, Candida, and cancer risks diminish. You will begin sleeping more deeply and will have abundant energy throughout the day. It’s just that simple.

Jason Lincoln Jeffers is a alternative Wellness Coach who founded Sunlighten and also co-founded Sunlight Day Spa; two holistic wellness companies devoted to infrared sauna therapy, sound therapy, and massage therapy. His particular Wellness Coaching program incorporates far-infrared sauna purification, upper cervical care, and adhering to an alkaline-forming, nutrient-dense, antioxidant-rich, gluten-free diet.


In recent years, men's jewelry has come into the spotlight. Years ago, Tiger Woods began wearing magnetic bracelets to apparently help his golf game. These bracelets were titanium, steel or sterling silver and were often in the cuff style. Well, I do not know if the bracelet improved his game but it may have helped start the ball rolling on the bracelet jewelry trend. Soon after, more and more professional golfers began to wear these bracelets and soon after that more and more golf enthusiasts. Not surprisingly, these enthusiasts were soon wearing their "golf" bracelets all the time. Perhaps they thought that the more they wore their bracelet, the greater benefit it would have. In hindsight, I wonder if there was something more to the increased popularity of these seemingly functional-only bracelets.





Years later, professional cyclist Lance Armstrong unveiled his now infamous yellow rubber "Live Strong" bracelet and launched his Lance Armstrong Foundation. These little yellow yet powerful bracelets were soon being worn by everybody from celebrities to your next door neighbor ? men included. Lance's choice of material ? rubber ? and color (very gender neutral) were probably key factors to their immediate and widespread popularity. This is, of course, not to mention that the bracelets were for a worthy cause and led by one of America's favored sportsman at the time.





Well, many years have passed since the Tiger Woods magnetic bracelet and the Live Strong bracelet. However, the jewelry designers began to take notice of the bracelet trend and immediately went to work creating men's jewelry, and in some cases entire men's collections. At last year's JCK jewelry trade show in Las Vegas, hundreds of designers showed off their mens jewelry and collections. Several themes emerged from the many designers. Popular materials were sterling silver (think John Hardy Jewelry and David Yurman Jewelry) and leather, platinum and white gold (think the D.Side collection, accented with tiny diamonds, by Damiani), and also rubber (think the Falco for Men collection by Di Modolo). The rubber material may have been inspired from the Live Strong bracelet or from the material now being popular strap choices for mens sport watches. Popular items were bracelets, perhaps thanks to the early pioneers of the men's jewelry trend and pendants on sturdy chains (ag. Soccer Jerseys From China Authentic MLB Jerseys Cheap Custom NHL Jerseys Cheap Authentic NFL Jerseys Cheap Authentic NCAA Jerseys Cheap Nike NBA Jerseys Cheap Authentic Soccer Jerseys Cheap College Hockey Jerseys Cheap Baseball Jerseys Cheap NHL Hockey Jerseys Cheap


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