What does any of this have to do with each other and what is the solution?
Well, first I will tell you that anarchy and an apocalypse of the infrastructure of science is not the answer, and any intelligent person in a real position of responsibility knows that. We hope that the persons who become the self-ordained or elected figureheads of large groups of influence are not petty children in nature who hold frivolous personal feelings as guidelines to their actions in public. Unfortunately, there are many frivolous adults, some of advanced age, who accidentally usurp positions of responsibility. At the same time, we work with what we have learned to gain new knowledge which may prove old knowledge false and worthless.
Money is a construct that will always exist between groups of humanity as long as they carry individuality, and most likely they will for the duration of their existence. The problem is not one of money but one of who owes who when money is made and the interest made on loans. Rather than award people social credits, the interest loan system adds extra penalty on this to enrich those who make the loan, despite the fact that they have no more right to material ownership than the loanee except for the fact that one is informed, and the other ignorant.
In major wars, the financiers always make large profits through debts generated. So by fomenting wars, enormous debts are generated and no matter who wins, the bank gets rich at humanity's great physical, mental, and spiritual suffering. These effects are most pronounced in World War 2, and unfortunately this system is still at work today in the world. The human body and its vulnerabilities also poise a debt for each person on the planet, multiplied by every year it is alive multiplied by the arbitrary inflation of the cost of each medication. In addition, it may be a way to depopulate the planet as in the evil and publicly archived plans by certain individuals. The petrochemical industry is intimately tied to the drug industry as they are interdependent on their supply, manufacture, distribution, and financial survival. Because the petrochemical and pharmaceutical industries have carried out their activities for profit, this has spawned political lobbies.
Despite the fact that Nazi Germany and Hitler came to being through this exact same mechanism, the USA allows pharmaceutical industry lobbies to influence its most powerful leaders like wooden puppets. Certainly this is Capitalism gone too far, when it preys on its own people.
The answer is to make illegal this influence, and assure that pharmaceutical industry has stringent moral codes dedicated to human health and well being. These shouldn't be religious codes, but those based on the reality of human life and the dedication to preserving it for generations to come. It should be made clear that the pharmaceutical industry exists on the behalf of the people that outnumber it, not the other way around. Good medicine is not for saints alone, it isn't reserved for the rich, it isn't reserved for an ethnic group, it isn't reserved for a religious group. It should be available impartially and fairly to all. The physical integrity of a human being allows him or her to achieve what they may or fulfill their fate or desire in life.
This is not to say that natural health groups cannot suffer the same fate. They may become as bad, greedy, and tyrannical as a synthetic pharmaceutical corporation depending on the purity of their leaders intentions. As it is often said, few does power not ruin. So look around, do your part in human freedom,...but don't let it go to your head.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Friday, February 19, 2010
What's At Stake?
If you are complacent, and uninformed, your freedom will be swept away from you in a heartbeat. Don't let these elitists insult your intelligence and use your power to vote to preserve your freedom.
The Video Document
The Video Document
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
what is it about my conviction to natural therapy?
I will explain to you the major points that crystallize my belief in natural product which happened approximately 1996.
1) Observation of failure by conventional synthetic medicine to do the job it claims to do.
2) Wondering why this system costs patients so much money and why this scrambled and flawed system is available only to the insured, which happen to be the very few upper class. The middle class, highly educated, family values demographic is the demographic who suffers most financially and sometimes through death by this supposedly benign system.
3) The problem of money leading me to examine the problem of the business of medicine and how ethically, business and medicine are moral and ethical contradictions. I still believe this, but won't ever attack any good willed doctors doing good healing; especially the orthopedic or trauma surgeon. A sincere medicinal doctor should never give up but rather reform the system from within. Those insincere doctors will mostly likely become victims of their own insincerity.
4) Experiencing therapeutic or complete alleviation of disease through natural therapy through recommendation to others (which is not "Medical Advice") or myself. I abhor any synthetic pill and will avoid it at all cost.
5) Experiencing cognitive dissonance in what information is shared from a conventional standpoint versus what little organized information there is from an alternative medical standpoint.
6) Coming to an understanding that the result is the endpoint, not the way it works which only satisfies the questioning mind but not the ailing body. Academia gets hypnotized by the myriad details of how something works, in order to affect the same result. That has an important and essential place in human knowledge, but sometimes academia simply spends its life on the details regardless of the result. It's age old holistic versus reductionist debate.
7) An epiphany that all synthetic medicine is derived from that which is found in nature, and that the life and matter found in our environments as provided by them without alteration are most often far superior to what humans try to create. Our best pain killers are still distilled from the opium flower, a plant. Some would call it a weed, others a Promethean gift. At the same time, this same natural substance wields the potential for great harm. Wars are fought over it, lives are ruined with it, and pain is lifted by it.
8) A belief in an ideal that humanity must transcend its physical shackles, either self-imposed or imposed against one's will, in order to begin to understand higher truths and more evolved perceptions which will advance humanity. Enslaving humanity for money against their health is undoubtedly devolved and primitive, as well as a certain blackmail.
9) Based on this belief, I think that people can empower themselves as best as they can in the present to prevent what major chronic maladies they can with simple, cheap, natural gifts of the Earth. The liberty of the planet makes these available to all, but the evil in human hearts denies this or deceives others to believe it is not medicine. It has always been medicine, and is the basis of all pharmaceutical industry hijacked by corporate finance and geopolitical control structures. The utilization of this knowledge of a natural biological pharmacy will prevent many people from falling into "The Trap" which has fomented the death of millions upon millions of people on this planet, just as it was intended in WW2. We do not need to repeat the mistakes of our predecessors. We can change course to a benevolent and modern path.
10) Science and technology have their place on this planet, side by side with seemingly primitive medicine, which actually is far more advanced than anything man can create because it is the product of evolution. Evolution created us, but we cannot create evolution, and we currently can barely create anything new other than a microbe or some abomination based on what already exists. The responsible way to employ science and technology is to reveal wisdom, truth, and advancement, not using it to fuel humanity's innate primitive tendencies.
1) Observation of failure by conventional synthetic medicine to do the job it claims to do.
2) Wondering why this system costs patients so much money and why this scrambled and flawed system is available only to the insured, which happen to be the very few upper class. The middle class, highly educated, family values demographic is the demographic who suffers most financially and sometimes through death by this supposedly benign system.
3) The problem of money leading me to examine the problem of the business of medicine and how ethically, business and medicine are moral and ethical contradictions. I still believe this, but won't ever attack any good willed doctors doing good healing; especially the orthopedic or trauma surgeon. A sincere medicinal doctor should never give up but rather reform the system from within. Those insincere doctors will mostly likely become victims of their own insincerity.
4) Experiencing therapeutic or complete alleviation of disease through natural therapy through recommendation to others (which is not "Medical Advice") or myself. I abhor any synthetic pill and will avoid it at all cost.
5) Experiencing cognitive dissonance in what information is shared from a conventional standpoint versus what little organized information there is from an alternative medical standpoint.
6) Coming to an understanding that the result is the endpoint, not the way it works which only satisfies the questioning mind but not the ailing body. Academia gets hypnotized by the myriad details of how something works, in order to affect the same result. That has an important and essential place in human knowledge, but sometimes academia simply spends its life on the details regardless of the result. It's age old holistic versus reductionist debate.
7) An epiphany that all synthetic medicine is derived from that which is found in nature, and that the life and matter found in our environments as provided by them without alteration are most often far superior to what humans try to create. Our best pain killers are still distilled from the opium flower, a plant. Some would call it a weed, others a Promethean gift. At the same time, this same natural substance wields the potential for great harm. Wars are fought over it, lives are ruined with it, and pain is lifted by it.
8) A belief in an ideal that humanity must transcend its physical shackles, either self-imposed or imposed against one's will, in order to begin to understand higher truths and more evolved perceptions which will advance humanity. Enslaving humanity for money against their health is undoubtedly devolved and primitive, as well as a certain blackmail.
9) Based on this belief, I think that people can empower themselves as best as they can in the present to prevent what major chronic maladies they can with simple, cheap, natural gifts of the Earth. The liberty of the planet makes these available to all, but the evil in human hearts denies this or deceives others to believe it is not medicine. It has always been medicine, and is the basis of all pharmaceutical industry hijacked by corporate finance and geopolitical control structures. The utilization of this knowledge of a natural biological pharmacy will prevent many people from falling into "The Trap" which has fomented the death of millions upon millions of people on this planet, just as it was intended in WW2. We do not need to repeat the mistakes of our predecessors. We can change course to a benevolent and modern path.
10) Science and technology have their place on this planet, side by side with seemingly primitive medicine, which actually is far more advanced than anything man can create because it is the product of evolution. Evolution created us, but we cannot create evolution, and we currently can barely create anything new other than a microbe or some abomination based on what already exists. The responsible way to employ science and technology is to reveal wisdom, truth, and advancement, not using it to fuel humanity's innate primitive tendencies.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Grape Power Madness:
When something works, the crooks come out the woodshed. On the one hand, the entrenched phonies who jumped through their hoops will discredit natural therapies. On the other hand, they will steal it from you, and make you pay lots of money for it.
It is resveratrol, found in grapes and other normal... . . Food. Yes, all these crazy new super substances always existed in the boring foods that we take for granted. Don't take it for granted.
Here is the nitty gritty of the fisco-academic-political battle over grape power.
It is resveratrol, found in grapes and other normal... . . Food. Yes, all these crazy new super substances always existed in the boring foods that we take for granted. Don't take it for granted.
Here is the nitty gritty of the fisco-academic-political battle over grape power.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Curcumin, a curious molecule.
While the bioavailability is very low, the metabolites might have other effects too. It interacts with mitochondrial redox transduction, HO-1, and other pathways.
Curcumin
Curcumin
An Adult Human Problem: Hemorrhoids!
They strike with high frequency as people get older, and it will literally be a pain in the behind to try to play football or anything else. You will definitely know someone as you go along in life who gets them.
Here is something I found online for those who suffer it:
Horse Chestnut Extract
Here is something I found online for those who suffer it:
Horse Chestnut Extract
Thursday, February 4, 2010
A new archeological find:
natural system activation deletes HIV virus
Eh what??? This has been known for several years??? Why don't sick patients get these natural therapies then?
"J Immunol. 2006 Apr 1;176(7):4252-7.
Hemin activation ameliorates HIV-1 infection via heme oxygenase-1 induction.
Devadas K, Dhawan S.
Immunopathogenesis Section, Laboratory of Molecular Virology, Division of Emerging and Transfusion Transmitted Diseases, Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, Food and Drug Administration, Rockville, MD 20852, USA.
Hemin, a critical component of hemoglobin, is an active ingredient of a biologic therapeutic approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of acute porphyries. This report describes a biological function of this molecule in inducing host defense against HIV-1 infection via heme oxygenase-1 (HO-1) induction. Treatment of monocytes with hemin substantially inhibited HIV replication, as evident by nearly undetectable viral RNA and cell-free HIV-1 p24 protein in a dose-dependent manner. Hemin exposure of these cells before infection, at the time of infection, or after infection caused >90% reduction of HIV DNA with substantially low levels of HIV-1 p24 and HIV-associated cytopathic effects. In addition, hemin treatment significantly suppressed infection of both monocytes and T cells inoculated with R5, X4, R5X4 tropic strains, and reverse transcriptase-resistant, azidothymidine-resistant, ddC/ddI-resistant, nivirapine-resistant, and other clinical HIV isolates. Intraperitoneal administration of hemin 4 days after HIV infection reduced viral load in the serum of human PBMC-reconstituted nonobese diabetic SCID mice by >6-fold. Suppression of HIV replication in hemin-activated cells correlated with the induction of HO-1 and was attenuated by tin protoporphyrin (SnPP) IX, an inhibitor of HO-1 activity, suggesting a pivotal role of this endogenous enzyme in the regulation of HIV infection. Hemin-induced HO-1 induction in the CCR-5, CXCR-4, and CD4 coexpressing GHOST(3) cells was consistent with the inhibition of Tat-dependent activation of long terminal repeat promoter leading to reduced GFP expression. These findings suggest an important role of hemin-induced HO-1 activity as a host defense mechanism against HIV-1 infection.
PMID: 16547262 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]"
Heme Oxygenase-1 in Inflammatory Disease
Eh what??? This has been known for several years??? Why don't sick patients get these natural therapies then?
"J Immunol. 2006 Apr 1;176(7):4252-7.
Hemin activation ameliorates HIV-1 infection via heme oxygenase-1 induction.
Devadas K, Dhawan S.
Immunopathogenesis Section, Laboratory of Molecular Virology, Division of Emerging and Transfusion Transmitted Diseases, Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, Food and Drug Administration, Rockville, MD 20852, USA.
Hemin, a critical component of hemoglobin, is an active ingredient of a biologic therapeutic approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of acute porphyries. This report describes a biological function of this molecule in inducing host defense against HIV-1 infection via heme oxygenase-1 (HO-1) induction. Treatment of monocytes with hemin substantially inhibited HIV replication, as evident by nearly undetectable viral RNA and cell-free HIV-1 p24 protein in a dose-dependent manner. Hemin exposure of these cells before infection, at the time of infection, or after infection caused >90% reduction of HIV DNA with substantially low levels of HIV-1 p24 and HIV-associated cytopathic effects. In addition, hemin treatment significantly suppressed infection of both monocytes and T cells inoculated with R5, X4, R5X4 tropic strains, and reverse transcriptase-resistant, azidothymidine-resistant, ddC/ddI-resistant, nivirapine-resistant, and other clinical HIV isolates. Intraperitoneal administration of hemin 4 days after HIV infection reduced viral load in the serum of human PBMC-reconstituted nonobese diabetic SCID mice by >6-fold. Suppression of HIV replication in hemin-activated cells correlated with the induction of HO-1 and was attenuated by tin protoporphyrin (SnPP) IX, an inhibitor of HO-1 activity, suggesting a pivotal role of this endogenous enzyme in the regulation of HIV infection. Hemin-induced HO-1 induction in the CCR-5, CXCR-4, and CD4 coexpressing GHOST(3) cells was consistent with the inhibition of Tat-dependent activation of long terminal repeat promoter leading to reduced GFP expression. These findings suggest an important role of hemin-induced HO-1 activity as a host defense mechanism against HIV-1 infection.
PMID: 16547262 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]"
Heme Oxygenase-1 in Inflammatory Disease
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