The Matrix: A Formula On How To Stop Making Cancer

'How do we stop making a specific disease? A leader in Integrative Oncology, Internal Medicine, Nutrition and Homeopathy--Dr. Thomas Lodi shares his wisdom on cancer prevention and 20 steps to a formula on how to stop making cancer.'

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Chiropractic Under Imminent Threat of Takeover by Allopathic Medicine in the US

Daniel David Palmer or D.D. Palmer (March 7, 1845 – October 20, 1913) was the founder of chiropractic.

'Chiropractic is under threat. Its very nature may soon be destroyed, subsumed under the mantle of conventional allopathic medicine, complete with its pharmaceutical drugs and surgeries. That threat comes from an agency that should support chiropractic principles, but instead is pushing to merge it with allopathic medicine.

The risk is serious and imminent. B.J. Palmer, the founder of chiropractic, and others who went to prison for the right to practice chiropractic, must be rolling in their graves as the natural treatment Palmer devised is being subsumed into the insane world of allopathy.'

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Surprising Secret for Stronger Joints

 

  by Dr. Al Sears

'I’m sure you know vitamin C is good for you. That it can help clear out your arteries, fight inflammation, help fight sicknesses like the cold, and that it’s even good for your skin. But what you might not know is that right now, your body is working as fast as it can to destroy almost every bit of it. That’s because your body doesn’t just use it … it uses up vitamin C to make collagen, the most abundant protein in your body. Collagen is the basis for your skin, bones, teeth, blood vessels, eyes, heart … essentially all parts of your body. Collagen is stronger than steel wire, and as part of a network of an elastic-like substance called elastin, it makes up the connective tissue that holds you together.'


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Herbal Remedies for Pets

Are you Slowly killing your pets with Big Pharma's toxic drugs/vaccines?

Mountain Rose Herbs

'As caregivers for our animal companions, we take great pride in their wagging tails, thick fur and sparkling eyes. Equally intense is our worry when they limp, cough or scratch so hard they draw blood. We may fret for a day before visiting the veterinarian. Often, we leave the vet's office with an optimistic prognosis, a prescription for a salve or other remedy and the expectation of a quick return to normalcy after a few days of home care.

For many minor problems, though, waiting to visit the vet isn't necessary. Stocking a medicine chest with ingredients for a Calendula compress, Echinacea tea and other preparations makes caring for your dog or cat's minor ailments as easy as treating a child's scraped knee with antiseptic and a Band-Aid. Herbal remedies may not end your fretting, but they can help you and your pet feel better.

We've compiled a list of 10 common ailments, herbal remedies used by some veterinarians and instructions for making the remedies. Use these and any treatments cautiously. Work with your veterinarian, the person who best knows your pet's health conditions. In 1996, the American Veterinary Medical Association officially recognized the importance of botanical medicine and other complementary therapies in veterinary care.'

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