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Editor's Note: the main ingredient in FucoTHIN, has been shown to both prevent and fight cancers in animal studies. To read the article on all the Acai Berry Weight Loss rip-offs, click the title above; however, you should know this if you decide to order a free sample; when they send you your next bottle, you'll be paying around $6,000 per pound for that acai berry product.
Let your food be your medicine.
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It
has been nearly a year since our last newsletter. We have
been ultra-busy working with what has been called the
largest humanitarian effort on the planet.
Believe me, it’s not been easy. However, when this takes
off, our organization will have unlimited funding and we’ll
be initiating projects never before seen. I am
also currently looking for people to take over here so that
I can start some of these projects. I’ve found some good
people, and I’ve also discovered that to do what I have been
doing (and more often) will take about eight people. This
will mean that we will be publishing our directories yearly
and our newsletter will eventually come out weekly. We
have a new contributor by the name of Patti Peters. She’s
been a reader of our work for over twelve years, and when
she sent me a sample of her work, I thought: “Gee, sounds
just like me.” We
have always strived to make our articles readable,
personable, and well researched. Making the complex
understandable is very important, and most medical journals
do not write for the average person. This
newsletter will be a bit smaller than previous editions, but
it’s got some good stuff in it. Please Note: Even though I’ve not been working on the
newsletter, I am still finding articles of interest and
action you can take to protect your interests from battling
Monsanto and their GMO’s to keeping the FDA’s hands off our
vitamins and supplements.
I post
nearly daily on our Facebook page:
International Wellness Directory. Since it so easy for me to post articles
of interest on Facebook, until we have finished our business
here, that’s the place I’ll be posting articles. If you want
to know what’s happening or how to maintain your rights as a
consumer of vitamins and supplements, you must
go there. You do not have to have a Facebook account to
visit these pages. They’re open to the general public.
I’ve been working with Dr Sam since the last newsletter. Here are a few things you might not know about him; some details not found in our original article at The Story of Dr Sam.
Sam lost the appeal (filed by Cedar
Sinai) because he was arrested at the border (coming from A
few months later, Sam hopped into his car, hit the ignition,
and his car exploded in a ball of fire. He was able to exit
the car and put himself out rolling on the street, but he
had third degree burns over most of his body and nearly
died. His neighbor’s house caught on fire from the explosion
and the father of the family was killed. Sam
still suffers from the burns, but has been able to work with
patients, though he no longer works for free because he’s
discovered that most of his problems have been caused by
people he had cured for free. His
new serum is delivered orally. It consists of precious
metals bonded to enzymes extracted from insects that are
able to resist boiling and radiation. It is very expensive,
costing about $13,000.00 per tablespoon just to make. Dr
Sam sent me some of his serum and we used it on two people,
one with metastatic breast cancer and the other on a woman
who had suffered 20 years with multiple sclerosis. The
results of these to cases were videoed and the results are
presented below. The
woman with MS had miraculous results, came back a month
later for one more tablespoon of the serum, and has fully
recovered from her illness. You can see in the video how
miraculous Dr Sam's serum works.
Like most everyone, I am sick and tired of people dying
because the bottom line in modern medicine is profit.
Because of my work with Dr Sam, who has pointed me in a
few very revealing directions, this is the only
conclusion at which I can arrive:
When I discovered Naturopathy in the
late eighties, there were just three newsletters available
that dealt with nutritional wellness. When I published my
first directory in the early nineties, there were six
newsletters. Today there are hundreds. Every doctor,
chiropractor, wellness center has a newsletter. The
competition for readers is like a feeding frenzy in a shark
tank. Attracting readers is difficult today, but very
profitable. The more readers, the more sales. Purchase one
newsletter and suddenly you’re bombarded with emails asking
you to buy another, purchase this magical potion, and even
Google has your number and every web site you visit has a
Google ad focused specifically on you and your tastes. I
know this because every web site I visit has an add for a
wellness newsletter or product, or some body/mind/spirit
course on 12 CDs with bonuses, bonuses, bonuses. To get your attention, publishers hype
their wares with the stuff that causes cattle farmers to
tuck their pants into their boots. The latest advertising stunt is to
present a “video” for you. I put the term “video” in
quotations because it’s actually an audio with the script
printed out for you. I don’t know who invented this
practice, but it must work because everyone is using it. And
the hype is over the top. They tell you that they have
information nobody else has; that their researchers are the
best in the business; that this information has been hidden
from you by the powers that be. They want you to believe that only
through their publications will you be getting this
information. It’s all bull. There are very few
secrets out there. Anyone with ten thousand dollars to spend
yearly can get all the professional, peer review journals.
You’ll have to hire a scientist to translate them for you
and explain the methodology and disassemble the statistics
so that they are understandable. At this site, that has been my job.
Studies upon studies are ongoing throughout the world. When
published, what they appear to state has to be thoroughly
dissected to find the actual meat of the study. Oftentimes a
study is designed to fail. Oftentimes a study funded by a
specific industry is designed to succeed. But in the end,
there are few real breakthroughs, and surely nothing that
has been around for years has been hidden. It’s just not
been in your face, at least not in your face like
advertising for the pharmaceutical industry. One of the myriad of newsletters (and
spam) I find in my inbox caught my attention. The teaser
told of a cancer test that has been hidden for years; a test
that is so simple and so inexpensive and so accurate that
the ubiquitous “they” have been hiding it from you to
protect “their” profits.
Did the world's most accurate and early cancer test
get BURIED to keep a BILLION dollar industry alive? No. It did not get buried. It just
doesn’t seem to work as well as the hype surrounding it
would make you believe. One web site says it has 95%
accuracy for prostate cancer. If it was that successful, you
can bet that integrative oncologists would be using it, but,
as it turns out, they don’t even know about it. And it’s the
integrative community that is constantly searching for more
inexpensive and more accurate methods of testing.
I did a bit of research and found that
the test is called the AMAS blood test and it’s performed by
just one laboratory in Again, if it was really all that
successful, it would be used all over the place.
Here is a link to the “video” for you
to peruse:
http://naturalhealthdossier.com/CIR/THC/video/lurkingcancer.php If you take time to listen to it, note
that everything they talk about is hyped. They use all the
new scare tactics, implying, no not implying, they are
asserting that if you lack the information they have you are
putting yourself and your family at risk. Everything they have, the researchers,
the information, and the advice is the biggest and bestest
in the universe. Then try to exit the video. You’ll get a
warning: Do you really want to leave this page? If you say
no, you’ll get a page (with artwork) of the text of the
video, and a chance to buy their newsletter (which will lead
to more newsletters, more bonus reports, and everything
aimed at saving your life).
One More
Story Boy, do we spend a lot of money
reviewing things we find on the web. One site guaranteed rapid weight loss
and the secret to keeping it off. I listened to the video
(words appearing as they are spoken) and then went to the
page advertised. There I got the usual spiel about how
they were going to save me money. Books and CDs all at 40%
off. The final price was about $150.00. I ordered, went
through the program and discovered one simple, but
overwhelming fact: nothing in this entire program is not
covered in the short pamphlet I wrote called:
Rapid Safe Weight Loss. And we
give it to our readers for $10.00. I want to tell you now that I’ve been
working away on an update of that ebook. One thing about
most diet programs is they don’t have a maintenance routine.
I lost my weight quickly (as the book states) and then spent
over a year just maintaining using a few simple rules. I
will add this to our ebook soon. Anyone who purchases the
book will get a free update when it comes out. And you won’t
get a huge discount and then pay $150.00. The moral of the story is simply, there
is nothing new under the sun, and if you want to know
anything, well, just Google it.
I
said, "Sure." She
then told me that the one part she liked best to our site,
besides the History of Medicine series, was the section on
“hype.” She
had an idea for a story on Dr Mercola’s site and asked me if
I’d ever received any letters from my readers about his site
and newsletter. Boy,
have I. I passed them onto her for her research.
Normally, we
take the “Thumper” stance (from the movie
Bambi) on talking about
products or other web sites: “If you can’t say anything
nice, don’t say anything at all.” But
with the number of mixed emotion letters we’ve received,
Patti had a point to make and she did a great job. Dr
Mercola makes his living from his site. I’m sure he employs
a few people to pack and ship and answer phones. He’s
helping to stimulate the economy and nobody is against
anyone making a living and helping to stimulate the economy.
God bless them all.
Having said that….. We’ve reviewed two products, one is fantastic while the other is a very high priced piece of crap. The first is an energy drink with an amazing list of ingredients and the second is a piece of metal that does nothing, but costs over $300.00. There is a treat for those of you who want to lose weight in this article.
As most of you know, we don’t sell anything at this site. According to FCC and FDA regulations, you cannot write about something and then sell it. You cannot even re-print research published at the FDA’s own web site. Simply the Best was started by an individual who wanted to help people get some of the products we’ve discovered here at the lowest price, and then turn their profits over to non profits and charities while hiring the handicapped. As a few of you know, the handicapped person they hired embezzled 3 grand, and instead of having him arrested (which would have made him a burden to the state) they waved goodbye and volunteered yours truly to do their shipping. Ron Salley has been getting excellent results with his new LAM cream. It’s like his Sugar Foot but with extra medication. Eight people have reported that it makes stretch marks nearly vanish. It works just as well on sores and burns as his HealonPF. Women getting radiation burns from breast cancer treatments love it. The burns go away in record time. His ASC (Advanced Skin Cream) is no longer available. His contacts in Australia for tea tree oil went out of business. He does not use just plain tee tree oil. The oil he got was refined according to his instructions. He got it in small batches that were very expensive, but now is looking for someone else to supply him. Here is a link to his products: http://www.mnwp.org/RSalley/index.html Sedona Labs no longer makes NextZyme. Their company has been bought out by another company and they are in some sort of transition. It’s sad because I love this product, and I’ve gotten a lot of emails asking why the heck they discontinued it. Sp-Zyme is no longer available. It was the BEST serrapeptase product on the market. We don’t know the whole story, except that the manufacturer in India is just screwing up. So, Simply the Best now handles a product from Sedona Labs called SerraPhase. The dosage is up to thee capsules in the morning on an empty stomach. It’s a slightly different version of serrapeptase called, serratiopeptidase. So far we’ve received nothing but good reports from it. Simply the Best is on backorder for all Aminocare products. And I don’t know when they are coming in. The people who make Del-Immune V® have a new product, called DPS Throat Spray consisting of proline-rich polypeptides from bovine colostrum. It has a nice vanilla flavor, and personally, I can tell you, it works. I had something coming on. I had an itch in the back of my throat. I sprayed, looked for the remote to my DVR, hit the button to tune it in, and bingo, the itch was gone. I later took five capsules of Del-Immune V®, and the next morning woke up in perfect health. Here is the link: Del-Immune V®. Simply the Best is in transition right now. There will be new owners and management soon. I don’t know what will become of the company, but I’m sure they will still support non profits and charities, and hopefully get more and more products that meet their high standards.
Having worked with Organic Zero (Etrythritol) for some time now, I’ve learned a few things you should know if you are using it. Go to the bottom of the page at this link: Organic Zero.
Christine’s dog had uterine cancer. Christine's Story.
Algoran products are no longer available as they are switching from just Ecklonia Cava to a mixture (half and half) of Ecklonia Cava and Ecklonia Bicyclis, which should be available very soon (March or April 2012). The product (with EBE), according to their research, is just better, as it tends to go to where it is needed. I’ve already received lots of emails from people who’ve done a bit of research into Ecklonia Bicyclis who tell me that it’s been on the market for some time now, and it is sold in its whole form Arame, a seaweed. As we’ve often said in the past, we Westerners love reduction. We’ve reduced vitamin C to ascorbic acid and there are many aloe products that reduce it to one or two ingredients. We’ve told you that a product works like an orchestra, all parts working together synergistically. Ascorbic acid cannot do what a C complex can do. As for Aloe, the whole form is intensely powerful with hundreds of phytochemicals working together. Having said that, the extract of EB produced by the makers of the Algoran products is not only one of the most powerful antioxidants in existence with actual lasting strength (most water soluble antioxidants work for just a short time before they’re filtered out by the kidneys), it performs better than their whole form, again as mentioned, going where it is needed most. Eating Arame is good for us, but cannot perform as well as the extract because you could not possibly eat enough Arame to get the therapeutic benefits of the extract. To get one gram of the extract you would have to eat 11.5 kilos of the seaweed. Additionally, the extract goes directly into your bloodstream and the seaweed has to be digested first. One additional problem with eating Arame is that there are two different types. Ecklonia Bicyclis and Eisenia Arborea. When you buy Arame, you never really know which you are getting. The Ecklonia Cava is comprehensive in its benefits while the Ecklonia Bicyclis is targeted. The new product from these people in Canada contains 200mgs of both. It’s a bit more expensive, expected to retail for $39.95 per 60 capsules. If you are interested, go to the Simply the Best’s site as often as possible to look for updates. And if you are using Microsoft’s IE, hit Ctr-Refresh when you get there to make sure you are seeing the most recent page. |
