Graviola Tree and Paw Paw Treatments by R. Webster Kehr Independent Cancer Research Foundation, Inc. TREATMENT RATING: This cancer protocol is rated ONLY as being effective on newly diagnosed cancer patients who do not have a fast-growing cancer and their cancer has not spread significantly!! If you are an advanced cancer patient who has had a lot of chemotherapy, radiation or surgery or you have a potentially fast-growing cancer, do not use this protocol as your primary cancer treatment, use one of the protocols linked to on this web page:Chapter on Treatments Rated For Advanced Cancer Patients How It Works These products come from trees in the tropical areas of South and North America. Before reading this warning, please read the “What Causes Cancer” article linked to on the left side-bar. Most of the new technology cancer treatments include electromedicine or nutritional protocols. Protocols that use electromedicine (e.g. The reason is that several of the newer protocols kill microbes inside the cancer cells.
The Medicine Cabinet in Your Kitchen – Ten Top Common Healing Herbs and Spices 1. CAYENNE - Cayenne pepper has wonderful cardiovascular benefits, including lowering blood pressure. Famed herbalist Doctor John Christopher noted that a couple of teaspoons of cayenne pepper never failed to stop a heart attack in only minutes. When added to food, cayenne increases appetite, improves digestion and relieves gas, nausea and indigestion. It also thins phlegm and eases its passage from the lungs. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. The above list barely scratches the surface of all the wonderful healing herbs and spices nature has provided for our “kitchen medicine cabinet”. Sources included: Join Wake Up World's Ever Evolving Social Communities Facebook Pinterest Google Plus Twitter
The Ultimate In Heirloom Wheat Arrives At Seed Vault : The Salt A few days ago, amid darkness and freezing winds, thousands of small packages of seeds were carried into an underground storage vault on a remote Arctic island. That vault holds a growing collection of seeds from all the different kinds of crops around the world that humans grow for food. The seeds — 740,000 samples and counting — are stored inside a mountain on a group of islands called Svalbard, which is legally part of Norway, but is located far out in the Arctic Ocean, just 600 miles from the North Pole. The Svalbard Global Seed Vault — along with dozens of other, less-secure collections around the world — is supposed to preserve a vital part of the world's botanical gene pool; in this case, all the varieties of corn or peas or tomatoes that have disappeared from farmers' fields. Those varieties disappeared because farmers turned to varieties that promise bigger harvests and greater profits. The preserved seeds "are the last remnants of these varieties," he says.
Making Sustainability Legal Sightline Project istock Some of the smartest, most innovative solutions for a sustainable Northwest are, at present, simply illegal. Believe it or not green treatments for polluted runoff, backyard cottages, and paid car-sharing are, in many places, against the law. Will Seattle Be the City to Kill ‘Ridesharing’ Companies? Proposed taxi(ish) regulations make everyone go berserk. How is Parking like a Sandwich? In parking, as with ham-on-rye, there is no free lunch. To the Victors Go the Sofas As California overturns its feckless flammability standard, (nearly) everyone rejoices! Spot-less? Parking quotas may wither away. Parking Break Cities are already ditching parking quotas. Curb Appeal What if you could charge rent for “your” street space? There’s a Place for Us A SF pilot project is step one toward park-topia. Calling Out Cabs Four charts from Seattle's taxi demand study. Park Raving Mad, Cartoon Edition How cities invent parking quotas, in 71 animated seconds.
5 so-called health foods you should avoid The oil is the healthiest part of a nut, containing most of the nutrients, so there’s no advantage to taking it out. In fact, it’s worse because it robs the peanut butter of its health benefits. “Reduced-fat peanut butter has as many calories and more sugar than the regular,” says Bonnie Liebman, nutrition director for the Center for Science in the Public Interest. Instead: Buy regular peanut butter. Enhanced water Drinks such as Vitaminwater are essentially sugary drinks with a vitamin pill. Instead: Drink water, ideally from the tap (“Eau du Potomac,” as it’s known locally). Energy bars The reputation of these bars, also known as meal replacement bars, is that they are healthy, aid in weight loss or help build muscle. Instead: Snack on fruit or veggies for weight loss and yogurt for muscle gain. Multigrain foods Multigrain breads, crackers and cereals are often the most confusing foods. Non-fried chips and crackers Instead: Try Wasa or Finn Crisp Original Rye crackers.
www.HOMEGROWN.org architecture home trees forestry USDA » www.HOMEGROWN.org There’s a fascinating article in today’s Home section of the New York Times about forester-architect Roald Gunderson and partner Amelia Baxter and their company Whole Tree Architecture and Construction. Gunderson explains the structural, aesthetic and environmental benefits of building with whole trees. Photos and accounts of the projects they’ve built for themselves and local farmers are stunning. Baxter, a one-time urban farmer, also runs a forest foraging CSA and grows an impressive amount of food in their 20 x 100-foot passive solar greenhouse. We’re so impressed with the practical, affordable and simple life that they’ve created. If you liked it, share it!
The Aspartame Trap: You May Be Unknowingly Ingesting this Toxic Sweetener Home » unhealthy » The Aspartame Trap: You May Be Unknowingly Ingesting this Toxic Sweetener The risk of artificial sweeteners is still very real. Aspartame is used as a substitute sweetener in thousands of products. Most diet sodas, processed foods and candies contain this ‘alternative’ to sugar. If you aren’t careful, you’ll easily run into it somewhere in your food. Aspartame is marketed not by its real name, but through products like Equal and NutraSweet. One study actually found that 67% of female rats exposed to aspartame developed tumors roughly the size of golf balls or larger. When you consume an aspartame-sweetened product, its effect can translate into a number of neurological symptoms like headaches, fatigue, vision problems, and anxiety. Aspartame Linked to Cancer, Contains Genetically Modified Bacteria Due to the neurological effect aspartame has, its continued use can be expected to lead to many forms of neurological diseases as well as cancer. Source: Natural Society
The Five Principles Of Preparedness This article was written by Phil Burns and originally published at American Preppers Network There are basic principles that keep us and our families grounded that are key to our happiness as a family unit while we Walk the Path of the Prepper. There is safety and peace that comes from having car insurance, home insurance, medical insurance,etc. What many families frequently ignore is “Standard of Living Insurance”. For example, if a family falls into crisis and they have no preparations then once the average two weeks of supplies they have on hand has been used up, they will drop to a poverty standard of living. Standard of Living Insurance, or Prepping, provides us with a hedge against calamity. The most common effect of living an abundant life, as many of us do, is complacency. Following the Principles of Preparedness allows heads of households to reduce stress, find peace and be comfortable in an ever-changing and tumultuous world. Principle 1: Practice Thrift And Frugality
160 Uses for Coconut Oil « ByzantineFlowers Offering a myriad of health benefits, coconut oil is affordable, readily available and completely natural. I use it for EVERYTHING. Literally. Coconut Oil Is: Anti-bacterial (kills bacteria that cause ulcers, throat infections, urinary tract infections, gum diseases, and other bacterial infections)Anti-carcinogenic (coconut oil has antimicrobial properties so it effectively prevents the spread of cancer cells and enhances the immune system)Anti-fungal (kills fungi and yeast that lead to infection)Anti-inflammatory (appears to have a direct effect in suppressing inflammation and repairing tissue, and it may also contribute by inhibiting harmful intestinal microorganisms that cause chronic inflammation.)Anti-microbial/Infection Fighting (the medium-chain fatty acids and monoglycerides found in coconut oil are the same as those in human mother’s milk, and they have extraordinary antimicrobial properties. Daily Dosage: Type of Coconut Oil to use: 160 Uses for Coconut Oil 1. 37. 50. 112. 130.
Living, Growing Architecture Link – article by Dylan Thuras Plants are amazing: they provide food, air, medicine, and material with which we can create buildings, furniture, and art. But through an ancient yet obscure craft, still-living plants can themselves be turned into bridges, tables, ladders, chairs, works of art, and even buildings. Known variously as botanical architecture, tree sculpture, tree-shaping, tree-grafting, pooktre, arborsculpture, and arbortecture, the craft is, at its essence, construction with living plants. (image credit: Weihua Wei , CGSociety) The concept seems to date back to prehistoric times. In the depths of northeastern India, in one of the wettest places on earth, bridges aren’t built — they’re grown. (images credit: Vanlal Tochhawng ) Grown from the roots of a rubber tree, the Khasis of Cherapunjee use betel nut trunks, sliced down the middle and hollowed out, to create “root-guidance systems.” (image via ) (images credit: Marcus Fornell , Jim Ratcliffe ) (image via 1 , 2 ) (images via )
Lloyd Turner The low pressure building method (as opposed to the Monolithic high pressure method) is known by insiders but has never been published. The average guy is defeated by Monolithic's steamroller like operation but might be very interested in something that is do-able. Use a small (like, 14" diam, as in window swamp coolers) centrifugal fan to inflate airforms made of inexpensiveTyvek House Wrap. First, urethane foam layers and then shotcrete layers are applied to the inside of the inflated airform. All of the work is done from inside the inflated airform. It doesn't take any longer to quickly apply three thin layers to the entire interior surface than it does to apply one full thickness while standing in one spot. Reinforced concrete, ferrocement or steel fiber reinforced shotcrete is applied in thin (1/2") layers to the inside foam surface. Depress the rough interior grade enough in each room to receive rebound shotcrete, then pour the slab to cover it. 1. 2. 3.