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2006-10-22T09:30:00.000-07:00

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HIDDEN KILLER ON THE LOOSE

2006-09-22T20:36:00.000-07:00

Did you know that lumps are not always present with breast cancer?

We have all been told to look for a lump, which is the classic sign of breast cancer. But not all breast cancers have lumps. You need to know about this common, but not well known (even among doctors!) type of breast cancer called Inflammatory Breast Cancer (IBC). It can affect women at any age, and it is not detectable by a mammogram (which is not a reliable test anyway—a Thermogram is FAR superior).

Please watch the video clip and pass this along to all the women you know. Who knows, this information might save a life. The article is 15 minutes into the video so you can fast foward to the article.

So what can a person do to prevent or cure this kind of cancer?

There is only one thing you can do to prevent or cure cancer: LIVE A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE.

A healthy lifestyle includes ten factors, only ONE of which is getting the critical nutrients you need in order for your cells to be healthy—because when you have healthy cells, you have healthy tissues (including breasts) and healthy organs.

There are no nutrients that cure any disease, nor do they directly prevent disease. But they are a critical player in making your cells, organs and body healthy, so that you are IMMUNE to disease.

Here is what Dr. Reg wrote:

Micronutrients are not intended to be used to treat, cure or ameliorate a disease or abnormal condition. However, the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 states that optimal nutrition has been shown by scientists to be essential for good health, to prevent disease and to restore health.

It is impossible to get a disease if your cells are healthy; and if your cells are healthy, then YOU are healthy.

Here is a quick review of ten keys to wellness and longevity that I compiled: (this list is also on my site at Ten Keys to Wellness and Longevity

TEN KEYS TO WELLNESS & LONGEVITY (based on the book, How to Cure and Prevent Any Disease.)

1. PURPOSE
When you live from your heart with passion, based on a purpose or mission, your immune system is stronger, you are happier, healthier. According to one study, you will live 8 years longer. Live and enjoy a purpose driven life!

2. CONNECTIVITY
When you are connected with people with whom you feel loved and appreciated, and you love and forgive others, based on one study, you will live 8 years longer. Having the “right connections” keep you connected with wellness.

3. PEACE & HAPPINESS
When you live with faith in your future, expecting the best, letting go of worry and stress, your immune system will be stronger and you enjoy a higher quality and length of life. Relax! Don’t worry—be happy (and live longer!).

4. REGENERATION TIME
An American Cancer Society study on a million people over six years found that those who sleep eight hours a night live longer. Cheating yourself from adequate sleep can be cheating yourself of a full healthy life. You deserve a rest!

5. SUNLIGHT
Light from the sun gives you Vitamin D that is essential for strong bones and your immune system. Lack of sunlight contributes to obesity, diabetes and depression. You need 15-60 minutes a day. So get in the light and “lighten” up!

6. MOVEMENT
12% of all deaths (250,000 per year—one every two minutes!) is attributed to a lack of physical activity. In one study, men with the most active lifestyles had 83% lower risk of colon cancer compared to men with sedentary lifestyles. If you want a quality life and a long life, don’t just sit there--get moving so you can enjoy life longer!

7. SPIRITUAL LIFE
Feeling loved and accepted in a personal relationship with God can give you greater happiness and fulfillment, and make you less prone to sickness and premature death. Real life is only in living full out for God to honor Him!

8. WATER
How clean would the washing machine get your clothes with just one cup of water? In one study, men who consumed the most water had a 92% lower risk of rectal cancer than those who drank the least water. If you want vibrant health and longevity, be smart—drink one quart of water per 50 lbs. of body weight. And go with the flow!

9. HEALTHY FOOD
Processed foods, especially high glycemic foods such as sugar, grains and potatoes is slow but sure suicide, and a sure prescription for heart disease, cancer and diabetes. If you want vibrant health and longevity, honor your body with whole healthy low glycemic foods, not junk or empty foods. God does not make junk. Don’t you deserve the highest quality food?

10. ADD THE MISSING NUTRIENTS
The most critical nutrients are the ones that you are most MISSING. Even the American Medical Association now agrees that quality supplements (“edible health insurance”) are NECESSARY for good health, e.g. Glyconutrients (www.SweetVibrantHealth.com).

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Keys are useless unless you use them. Ignore them and you pay a terrible price. E.g. 50% of Americans are pre-diabetic; 44% will get cancer; 90% DIE unnecessarily and prematurely of a degenerative disease, such as heart disease, cancer, diabetes, etc. Although these are very bad odds, you can be different—honor yourself and God by living a healthy lifestyle, and choose life! Consider what is at stake, what makes sense, and do the right thing for you and your family.

To gain a more comprehensive education on the FIVE ways to be healthy (only one has to do with nutrition), listen to my free audio recording of my How to Cure and Prevent Any Disease Class at www.RaysHealthPage.com, or just click here to go directly there: http://TinyURL.com/K8TVF (the chart for the Manual Lymphatic Drainage Technique is under Health Perspectives on my site)

And if you are a woman, please don’t forget to watch the important attached video, AND pass it on.

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How do these people survive? (From a friend of mine)

ONE

Recently, when I went to McDonald's I saw on the menu that you could have an order of 6, 9 or 12 Chicken McNuggets. I asked for a half dozen nuggets. "We don't have half dozen nuggets," said the teenager at the counter. "You don't?" I replied. "We only have six, nine, or twelve," was the reply. "So I can't order a half dozen nuggets, but I can order six?"
"That's right." So I shook my head and ordered six McNuggets

TWO

I was checking out at the local Supermarket with just a few items and the lady behind me put her things on the belt close to mine. I picked up one of those "dividers" that they keep by the cash register and placed it between our things so they wouldn't get mixed. After the girl had scanned all of my items, she picked up the "divider", looking it all over for the bar code so she could scan it. Not finding the bar code she said to me, "Do you know how much this is?" I said to her "I've changed my mind, I don't think I'll buy that today." She said "OK," and I paid her for the things and left. She had no clue to what had just happened.

THREE

A lady at work was seen putting a credit card into her floppy drive and pulling it out very quickly. When I inquired as to what she was doing, she said she was shopping on the Internet and they kept asking for a credit card number, so she was using the ATM "thingy."

FOUR

I recently saw a distraught young lady weeping beside her car.
"Do you need some help?" I asked. She replied, "I knew I should have replaced the battery to this remote door unlocker. Now I can't get into my car.
Do you think they (pointing to a distant convenience store) would have a battery to fit this?"
"Hmmm, I dunno. Do you have an alarm, too?" I asked"
"No, just this remote thingy," she answered, handing it and the car keys to me. As I took the key and manually unlocked the door, I replied, "Why don't you drive over there and check about the batteries. It's a long walk

FIVE

Several years ago, we had an Intern who was none too swift. One day she was typing and turned to a secretary and said, "I'm almost out of typing paper. What do I do?" "Just use copier machine paper," the secretary told her. With that, the intern took her last remaining blank piece of paper, put it on the photocopier and proceeded to make five "blank" copies.

SIX

A mother calls 911 very worried asking the dispatcher if she needs to take her kid to the emergency room, the kid was eating ants. The dispatcher tells her to give the kid some Benadryl and should be fine, the mother says, I just gave him some ant killer..... Dispatcher: Rush him in to emergency!

Life is tough... it's tougher if you're stupid."
I sure feel better already, life is great...................

Tokyo

HEALTH WARS

EXCLUSIVE TO HEALTH WARS! 9/11 RESCUE TEAM MEMBER REFLECTS.

2006-09-08T04:13:00.000-07:00

If you just joined our quest for FREEDOM of DISEASE, then today is a good starting point for you.

Before I continue I just want to share a fantastic experience I just had with Ambrotose.

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I was at a camp for english students here in Japan when I discovered a very nervous but extremely clever young man.
He confessed he was suffering from depression at 16 years old and his peers hated him. I brushed it off because I did not want to get wildly involved with his issues.
I advised him that I woukld reserve some time and play billiards with him later that evening.

The day was dragging on and I could see the kids were getting tired of 8 hours of straight study so I changed the schedule and took the kids hiking.
During the hike the kid confessed to 2 other teachers that he forgot his medicine and was crashing from depression.

The teachers told me this and as they had just learnt about ambrotose they really wanted to help this boy. So I sat with the boy at dinner time and mixed up 2 spoons of ambrotose (Half an adults daily intake) and said to the boy.."I heard you have run out of medicine. This is natural and not a medicine, it is a dietry supplement and it may help you. Please drink this.

That is the beauty of the whole thing. Ambrotose is 100% natural. Yet after this kid drank it with-in no less than 5 minutes he started to regain his composure and told me he was recovering and thanked me for the medicine and consultation..which of course I repeated it is NOT a medicine. Just good food.

I may not ever convince his parents that Ambrotose helped him, people are hard to teach when all they listen to is so called popular media and conventional science. But I had a chance to help a kid in a crisis and the result was everything Ambrotose is pouted to be.
Good Job Mannatech

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THANK MIKE FOR THE ANSWERS AT LAST!

Hi Everyone,

Thursday morning I am meeting with a very special group of First responders to the World Trade Center event.

I have spent some time already explaining over the phone this science and they are ready to meet. The goal is to set up a study with Dr Reg McDaniel and help them get their lives back to normal.

As you all might have heard many of them are dying of many cancer related deaths and other serious illness. Each one of us has seen the success with our science and God has opened the door for us to bring them the discovery.

Please take some time around 10:45 Am tomorrow Thursday and say a Prayer that God puts the right words in my mouth and open their minds so we can help all those brave men and women. This is bigger than me and you and we can all help.

I have attached an article that I wrote on 9/13/01 and usually send it out every year on 9/11 but I think tomorrow is an important day for a reminder and why we are praying.

God Bless

Michael Geddes

888-245-9548

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9/11 VOLUNTEER RESCUER REFLECTS
A friend of mine is a fine New Yorker.
Here is his actual experience following the tragic events of that day.
He is a very successful businessman and retired NYPD Detective.
We met online using yahoo messenger a few years ago and have often talked over the phone and done business together. The power of the net has given each and every one of us the opportunity to transcend borders and more importantly provide an alternative source of media.
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Sept.13, 2001
I want to share a very special day of my life with you regarding the World Trade rescue efforts. I am going to try to attempt this in a story form but please bear with me because as you know I am not a writer.

I am sure there are many feelings that came out of this day from all the people there at World Trade Center rescue operation. I just wanted to share part of the day with some of my family and friends. But the cause was for all those who might be trapped in the collapsed buildings.

First, for those who don’t know me I am a former NYPD Detective who retired in 1993. I guess once a cop always a cop. On Sept.11 one of the most cowardly acts or I should say and act of war was launched against the people of the United States. These cowards launched their attack in the New York and Washington areas. History will never forget this day.

From the time I first heard of this I didn’t know what I could do. I felt like most people almost helpless. Calling and making sure all my friends and family were okay. Then seeing the devastation unveiled on television made me cry and feel a sickness in my stomach. Thinking about all the innocent people who died because a group of cowards decided to take their lives.

After trying to call and see how I could help which was really useless I decided to set out and see how I could get to the location and help. I knew that they would be looking for experience people and I knew I should be able to help in some fashion.

So off to the scene. I headed into the city by train not knowing what my role in today would be and sometimes thinking 'why am I going?'. Well, after I got there I knew why.

The city was shut down from 14th street south so I exited the train at 14th and sixth, and for those who know the area, it is still a hike to the World Trade Center. Walking down, as you get closer you start to see the look of America in all the windows in the form of Flags and signs of support for the people who have lost their lives.

As I was walking I met a young Doctor from Seattle who is here at Bellevue Hospital doing his training. I ask him if he is heading to the Center and we decide to walk together. We talk about the incident a little but in a very quiet way. We change the subject towards golf in almost a healing way to distract ourselves from what we are about to see. This is something that I have done for 20 yrs in the Police Department in order to have some sort of peace of mind. We pass all the checkpoints and the closer you get the more you begin to feel the eerie feeling starting to set in. After the last checkpoint we get a face mask because the dust is all in the air. I pick up a bottle of water to rinse my mouth because it already has that taste of dust which will stay with me even as I am writing this 24 hrs later.

Finally we reach the scene and we part into our own world him going to the triage group and me heading towards the cops.

I stand in amazement as I survey the area. I realize what I have seen on television is only a part of the scene but what I am seeing looks like a War zone special effects scene for a movie. The World Trade Center is just a pile of twisted steel and concrete, but more, it is the burial grounds for thousands of people. Then as I turn my attention to the other buildings it looks like what you see in a WWII movie. Buildings all around have blown out windows. Some of the structure is hanging down from one of the buildings.

It is so unimaginable that this could happen in this country. After a few minutes of just walking around in pure shock and feeling my gut tighten in disgust I finally stop on top of a steel girder. Standing there I start to look around to see where am I going to fit in. Standing next to me is a group of firefighters from Baltimore. One of them a young female says they headed to New York last night. How ironic because last weekend I was in Baltimore for a business conference celebrating the Free Enterprise system of America.

I look around what as become to be known as Ground Zero and see men, women and search dogs. They are firefighters, steel workers, construction workers, telephone workers, doctors, and nurses, Salvation Army, Red Cross. They are White, Black, Hispanic, Asian; they are all there for one reason, to help in some way or another. You begin to see the American spirit coming alive in the hands and backs of each person wanting to help find people who might be alive under the mounds of debris.

AS I look up on the hill I see a man waving his arms like a bird that is duplicated throughout the site. Everyone becomes quiet , the machine stop their engine and a hush is all around as we wait to hear the results of the listening devices. I begin to pray for all those who are trapped in the ground.
Another yell from the top saying they hear something a roar of cheer comes up from all present and now I know why I am here. The scream for more buckets and an extended line is beginning to form from the top . I found my niche, this is how I am going to be able to help.

I immediately run to the line and begin to pass buckets of debris from one to another, which is placed in a mound. Some buckets are very light and some are a little heavy. You begin to realize that the survivors will be reached one bucket at a time. The buckets flow is fast at time and slow at others. We all exchange words of where we are from and our past.

There is one cop who retired and had two knee operations but felt he had to be here. Cops, Firemen and firewomen from all over the country I could see from the names on their jackets. California, Conn, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, to name a few all saying we need to be here.

The pile is getting higher and higher behind us from the little buckets. I must tell you there is no organized control here just a bunch of men and women doing everything they can do. Let me explain to give you a sense of what is going on. On a normal job all your tools are there because you have a plan to follow but in this case things change as you go.

From the top of the mound you will hear who has channel locks, "I need a saw blade!", "Send up a crow bar!", "Send up a water can for a small fire!".

There is a lot of small confusion but spirited confusion, with no bossy anger just love for the goal of finding a person alive.

About every 15 or so minutes the waving of the hands begin so they can listen then a whistle to start again. Buckets keep pouring down and the mound gets higher and the line extends up the mound.

Now the construction guy says "Lets remove some of this rubble!". A truck backs in and they start to use the machinery to load the trucks. This goes on all day buckets make small mountains of debris and the trucks take them away.

As I mentioned earlier the WTC, which is leveled, is surrounded by other buildings, which seem to haunt the volunteers all day. About two three hours of working a frightening horn blows which means that the buildings might be coming down. Hundreds of men and women rush out of the scene and run four or five blocks away.

Waiting the buildings are checked which I understand all have sensors on them and this is what is being used to clear the area.
About a half hour passes and slowly everyone just seems to walk back in, no orders and no okay about the buildings, its seems almost heavenly walking back.

The lines form again and the bucket line begins to build another mound. The contents of the buckets take on a different smell, the smell of fire. The pieces of steel and other debris seem to have more fire of them. I feel we are getting closer to where the fire has killed . Then another group of Police emergency service guys come in and begin to start another cave into the wreckage.

Another line forms from there position and feeds into the mound. More personnel start showing up, some on duty, some off duty. It is just amazing to see all these people working together from all backgrounds of life.
Chills run up and down my body all day long thinking about the horror that must of happen on that first day.

The buckets keep coming and there are people coming in asking who needs water, a sandwich, a fresh mask, an apple, an orange. Nurses come around and wash eyes out. Other nurses are on the bucket line waiting to respond off the line in case they are needed.

Then from the top of the hill we see coming down the line a long bucket with a deceased person and the smell of death is now embedded in our masks. We pass the body along so it can be removed to a temporary morgue.

From being a Detective I understand at this point that a family will finally have some closure to their suffering from the passed few days. I know it is very hard when a person doesn’t know how or when their love one dies but the peace of knowing the final episode is a relief in their hearts.

As the body leaves the area, a bucket follows behind and we all want to work harder to help find a person alive and bring joy to a family. As I write this I feel the sadness and joy but at the scene I only felt the desire to do the job with a passion, not on emotion.

The scene of the buckets of debris repeats itself for another hour. Feeling a little tired I go over to the Burger King on the corner, which has written all over the entrance Temp Police Headquarters in red paint and Temp Morgue. Its looks like an entrance from WWII, which you would see in a movie.

Inside there is food and drink for the workers and upstairs was used for a temporary morgue, which was moved due to the fear of a building collapse.
The girls behind the counter are working trying to set up sandwiches. I decide to make a quick cheese sandwich and just as I go to grab a roll the whistle blows to get the heck out of the area. Well, it was complete panic and all I remember was yelling "Don’t trample each other!" and we sprinted for about five blocks again.

Once again the picture is repeated and we all stop to talk and wait for the word to come back into the area. At this time you can see the quietness of people . Some calling family, others trying to reach their buddies in the area. The fear starts to set in about the buildings coming down but with some strange force you begin to wander back to the scene.

You slowly walk back over to a position on the line and you see new faces. I meet a group of men and women from Westchester County Medical center. One of the guys helps me to adjust my new mask . We all talk in between buckets, the lines seem to be getting shorter due to the fact that people are leaving . But as soon as one group leaves it seems like a new group arrives with fresh looks and bright uniform which will last for a half hour then the dust will be part of their attire.

For all those who have been there all day One Liberty Plaza seems to haunt us with fear .It seems like there are buildings at each area of rescue workers that haunt them. I found myself always looking up at it like it was the devil laughing at me.

After a while I walk away to see if I can get a bite. As I do, a group of people pass with pizza. I grab a slice and take a little break and then head back to the site.

Through out the day I make some calls in between runs to bring a little life back to my soul. The phone systems are real busy but I get through sometimes. I run into some old friends and say hello but there is no real time to chat.
Back on the line and we hear a big cheer from one of the groups. We are hoping that they have found a bunch of people, we find out that it was a rescuer who got trapped that they got out.

Now night time is falling on the Center or as most people hear Ground Zero. One of the guys screams "Get me a Light!" . He thinks he sees some light in another section. Everyone yells for light. Guys begin to climb the structure to look inside. The waving hands begin again and the silence comes over the workers. The sound of begging comes from the workers saying if you are in there please bang on something. More pleas go out but nothing this time. The call for the dogs goes out again which it has done dozens of time throughout the day.

Now the generators are beginning to light up the entire area. The night time now seemed to hide that building of death, which we looked at all day. Now it seemed like well I cant see you so everything will be alright. I know this sounds stupid but it is one of those things you needed to be there.

Now many new people have arrived for the night shifts and with a new fresh attitude. I probably have been there about 10 hours now but I don’t feel the time. But as of now after 6-7 dump trucks of debris being removed we have only found one dead body. But somewhere in there we hear some tapping and that will keep everyone going until each and every alive and dead person are removed.

It’s now somewhere around 9 PM and we are told to clear the area so the dogs can come in and do a search. I believe this is to help try to find more hot spots.

Throughout the day we are all talking about the storm that is on the way and how it is going to put a damper of the rescue attempts. The water will make the buckets heavier and will create small lakes that the rescue teams will work in.

As I go over to the side I decide that it is time to make my way back home. I figured that I would find a ride heading uptown but it seemed like it was going to be a hike back to 14th street. Walking gave me time to reflect on the day. I didn’t feel tired the whole day until now. While walking up, a Red Cross team was parked on the way and I stopped for some water. It seemed like a war zone.

As I continued to walk a young man with a bike cart came by and asked me if I would like a ride to Canal street which was only another 6-8 blocks but I sure was grateful. He told me he wanted to do whatever he could do to help and this was his way of helping. Another hero in his own right just doing his own part to help.

I started walking again from Canal Street towards 14th street when a fire truck pulled up and guys jumped on. I saw a guy with a jeep and ask him for a ride and he said "Of course get in". Just people helping people the real American spirit.

At 14th Street a friend of mine called and said they were at a restaurant several blocks from there to come and have a bite.
As I got to the area of St. Vincent Hospital people were thanking all the cops, firemen, and rescue workers. It was just great to see Americans proud of America again.

When I arrived I met with about five Detectives. One of them, which I didn’t know at the time, had a missing brother. We talked about Ground Zero and how some of them were there and how they were coming back on their day off. One guy who was not down there was encouraged by the other to go because it is an important time to remember, This is going to be a day never forgotten in the eyes of the world.

I wrote this for my own benefit so I never forget this day which I know the things that were embedded into my brain are far beyond what I saw on TV and I am very glad that I could be part of this rescue efforts.

One of the main reasons I went there was because many years ago my father who was a Fireman told me about when he was present at the Empire State Building when it was hit by a plane. He told me that the rescue efforts were horrific and he saw a lot of things that people never get to see or understand. With my background I fully understand and I know how to handle the situations that will come form this day I spent at Ground Zero. I am just so proud to be an American at this time.

Don’t let this day and feeling ever go back to the days of Americans taking for granted this country. We are a great nation under God and that is what we need to recognize.

I will never forget those who I met on this day………..
God Bless
M.Geddes

Editors note:
Thanks for your time Mr Geddes.
Mr Geddes has since began to enrich countless peoples live by promoting a technology considered to be in the Top 10 new science discoveries in supplimentary nutrition.
Tell him Tokyo sent you.
Tokyo

HEALTH WARS

Sad News Before Good News

2006-08-23T07:03:00.000-07:00

You would never think you would live to see the day. People being forced to take medical treatments they do not want. Here is an article sent to me from one of my friends. Click on the cartoon to go to the original article at NEWS TARGET.com

Isn't it amazing that in our "free" nation, doctors would demand that teenagers be arrested, their parents thrown in jail, and the courts exploited to have them forcibly injected with toxic chemotherapy drugs against their will? Our President may say that terrorists hate our freedom, but nobody hates freedom more than cancer doctors who are waking up to the reality that informed people of all ages are increasingly choosing to seek safer alternatives. To prevent the loss of repeat business, cancer doctors are now resorting to "Gunpoint Medicine."
This comic attempts to highlight what's missing from freedom in the world of modern medicine. It was inspired by the saga of Abraham Cherrix, the cancer teen who stood up to the cancer industry and said no to toxic chemotherapy. But almost everyone was against him: His doctor, the local police, Child Protective Services and even the courts. They all demanded he submit to a second round of chemotherapy, even after the first round nearly killed him.

Read up on the Abraham Cherrix saga by clicking here.

The cancer industry is so desperate to make money by "treating" patients that it will actually invoke the threat of physical violence (i.e. "gunpoint medicine") to force patients to comply. It just goes to show you how far removed modern medicine is from anything resembling healing, compassion, patients' rights or fundamental ethics. As rightly shown in this comic, some oncologists have become ego-driven monsters who can't wait to jab a needle into some poor kid.

And it's all likely to get worse if we don't take back our health freedom from this system of medicine that has devolved into a corrupt, profit-seeking sham that routinely trades the lives of patients for corporate profits. Cancer is a multi billion-dollar industry, and there's only money to be made in "treating" cancer, not in actually preventing it or curing it, which is exactly why the cancer industry doesn't want anyone visiting alternative cancer clinics where cancer is routinely cured through herbs, nutrition, radical detoxification therapies and other treatments that really work.
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Here is a documentary from New Zealand and Australia which has some staggering information about the dangers surrounding vaccinations. Although we have to comply with current laws I suggest that you protect yourself and family with Glyconutrients and get your immunity system fired up and ready to take on the alien vaccinations. Click on the image to watch the video.
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Emory School of Medicine Names 'Glycomics' Expert As New Chair of Biochemistry

Emory University School of Medicine has named Richard D. Cummings, PhD, a nationally recognized expert in the emerging research field of 'glycomics,' as the new chair of the Department of Biochemistry. Before joining the Emory faculty in June, Dr. Cummings was George Lynn Cross Distinguished Research Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. He held the Ed Miller Endowed Chair in Molecular Biology, was a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology, and was director and founder of the Oklahoma Center for Medical Glycobiology.
In 1999, Dr. Cummings was appointed co-director/coordinator of the newly established University of Oklahoma Bioengineering Center. Before joining the University of Oklahoma, he was professor of biochemistry at the University of Georgia and associate director of the UGA Complex Carbohydrate Research Center.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has identified the field of glycomics as a major new research focus, and Dr. Cummings has played a key role in the multi-institutional Consortium for Functional Glycomics funded by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS). Glycomics is defined as the scientific pursuit of identifying and studying all of the carbohydrate molecules produced by an organism.

Dr. Cummings' research focuses on glycoconjugates, the carbohydrate molecules and their associated proteins that permit cells to communicate with and adhere to each other--transmitting and receiving chemical, electrical and mechanical messages that underlie all cellular and bodily functions. His research has a particular emphasis on the role of glycoconjugates in cardiovascular biology, autoimmune diseases, and parasitology. A hallmark of his research team has been the promotion of collaborative studies and training in glycobiology, and he has partnerships with more than a dozen other laboratories.

Subglottic hemangioma in a baby girl cured with glyconutrients

Camryn was diagnosed with Subglottic Hemangioma with external components on her face and neck area. Camryn was put on the IV steroid, Decadron. This seemed to immediately quiet her breathing. However, when the steroid wore off, the symptoms were back. We tried a few more doses of steroid with the same results. The amount was increased to the limit but still could not keep the hemagiomas from closing her airway. We were referred to the University of Iowa Hospital. At 5 weeks, Camryn received a tracheostomy because her airway could not be maintained.

Camryn was born 2/3/00 in Burlington, IA. At birth, we noticed some small birthmarks under her neck, on her chin, and around her right ear. Our pediatrician assured us that they would go away in time or that they could be treated with laser surgery if it became necessary. At 2 weeks, Camryn began to sound wheezy, like a cold but no runny nose or congestion. We took her to the emergency room where after a series of tests ruling out any respiratory problems, we were told that her birthmarks may also be present in her airway and starting to cause a blockage.

A bronchoscopy revealed this to be true. Camryn was diagnosed with Subglottic Hemangioma with external components on her face and neck area. Camryn was put on the IV steroid, Decadron. This seemed to immediately quiet her breathing. However, when the steroid wore off, the symptoms were back. We tried a few more doses of steroid with the same results. The amount was increased to the limit but still could not keep the hemagiomas from closing her airway. We were referred to the University of Iowa Hospital.

At 5 weeks, Camryn received a tracheostomy because her airway could not be maintained. We were informed that the hemangiomas would continue to grow through her first year and then start to resolve, completely disappearing in 5-10 years. It was recommended at that time that we start Camryn on Interferon which had been shown to have great effects in limiting the growth of hemangiomas and resolving them in often a year's time. We were encouraged that Camryn may only have to have the trach for 6 months to a year with using the Interferon. The Interferon was given as an injection, nightly without fail. At 6 months, Camryn's subdermal hemangiomas under her neck had grown extensively. Fortunately, her small external hemangiomas had grown very little, only a few spots on her chin and behind each ear.

We continued the Interferon hoping to start seeing some resolution. At 12 months, and at 18 months, we were seeing no more signs of growth, but also no resolution of the hemangiomas. We decided to take Camryn off the Interferon because we were seeing no benefits and were tired of putting Camryn through shots every night and dealing with the side effects of a constant low-grade temperature, irritability and decreased appetite. During Camryn's first year she was classified as "Failure to Thrive" and recommended for a feeding tube. We worked very hard on our own to increase her calories and avoid the feeding tube. She managed to fairly consistently gain 1/2 pound per month so we kept her moving up slowly on her own little growth curve, fearing each illness that would set her back.

At 15 months, it was recommended that we try some very minimal laser therapy to try and open Camryn's airway enough to be able to have the trach removed. We were extremely reluctant because of the possibility of causing scar tissue in her airway that may present future airway problems for Camryn but saw no other alternatives. We even sought advise from other doctors across the country looking for an answer. The possibility of trying the chemotherapy drug, Vincristine, was recommended to us from a specialist in Arkansas who deals specifically in hemangiomas. But we later found that research has shown it to be most beneficial in the growth phase of hemangiomas and we were past that point so we declined. Since August, 2001, Camryn has had three laser surgeries which appear to have been successful and we were hoping to try and remove the trach in February, 2002.

On January 13, 2002, we were formally introduced to Glyconutritional products. We felt the glyconutrients might be beneficial in reducing Camryn's hemangiomas more rapidly but also that the products would be beneficial nutritionally for her. We immediately started Camryn on 6-8 phytobears per day and 3-4 - 1/2 teaspoons of Glyconutrients per day.

After a little over a week, we thought maybe she was reacting to the glyconutrients because her heart rate was elevated and she seemed more restless while sleeping. We cut her back to 1 - 1/2 t. Glyconutrients per day for 3 days and then went up to 2 - 1/2 t. Glyconutrients per day. She was tolerating that well and seemed to be doing very well. We felt maybe we were starting to see some change in the subdermal hemangiomas of her neck area but very subtle. It's very hard to determine subtle changes when you see her on a daily basis. After almost 2 years, you always wonder if it's just wishful thinking.

On February 1, 2002, Camryn was admitted to the hospital with the RSV virus. We were very upset because she was scheduled to hopefully remove her trach the following week, and we knew that now with RSV she would have to wait another 8 weeks. But, God has a plan. Because of the RSV, Camryn was started on IV steroids that night. Amazingly, 2 days later, we were seeing a dramatic, very obvious change in her face. The subdermal hemangiomas were finally reducing. Our Camryn was finally looking like a totally different child with an almost normal looking face almost overnight. We were ecstatic! We knew in our hearts that it had to be the Glyconutrients that was finally allowing Camryn's cells to communicate effectively so that the steroid would finally work. Camryn continued on the steroids for approximately 10 days.

At the end of that time, we felt that we were maybe noticing a little bit of regression in that the swelling in her neck has come back ever so slightly but we are still very pleased with what we are seeing. While Camryn was in the hospital we had also stopped the Glyconutrients for that week which probably did not help. Since her dismissal though, she has been back on the Glyconutrients, taking 2 - 1/2 t. per day and now we are working up to 3 - 1/2 t. per day. She gained 1 1/2 pounds in last month, which is amazing for Camryn and also probably due in part to the steroids. We'll see what next month brings.

On February 14, 2002, it was recommended that we start using the glyconutritional lotion on Camryn's face and neck areas where the hemangiomas are present. We have been applying the lotion two times per day. We are noticing some color change in the external hemangiomas.

They are starting to look much lighter, which we have been told is the first sign of resolution.

That is the Health Wars blog for this week.
Don't forget your glyconutrtionals. They are all that and more.
Tokyo

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Welcome to Health Wars

2006-08-17T04:02:00.000-07:00

Hello and welcome to the first blog called Health Wars.
I started this site because I was shocked to learn about many corporate secrets.
In this blog I will also tell you about a product that I reccomend that will give your body the building blocks it needs to restore your immune system and get your cells communicating again.

You can see some details of this product by visiting my site called Phoenix Well Tech

Today the first on the list is a very important video called The Future of Food and begins our journey into the shocking world of corporate mass production that defies morals and is just plain wrong. View Now

Second on the list today is SWEET MISERY - A Poisoned World.
This video goes in to great detail explaining the dangers of diet products containing an Aspartame base such as Nutra Sweet. Our favorite beverages contain this killer chemical.
Guess who the world can thank for aspartame?

Yep... DONALD RUMSFELD CEO OF SEARLE,

THE NUTRASWEET-MAN

In 1980 the FDA Public Board of Inquiry on Aspartame ruled that the sweetener should not be marketed because it had not been shown to be safe (it appeared to cause brain cancer in animal tests done by its manufacturer the Searle drug company). In July of 1981 President Reagan appointed a new FDA commissioner who overturned this action. Donald Rumsfeld, at that time was president of Searle served on the Reagan Presidential Transition Team.

In a letter written after the FDA cleared NutraSweet, one former Searle saleswoman, Patty Wood-Allott, asserted that Rumsfeld told his sales force shortly after Reagan took office that if necessary, "he would call in his markers and that no matter what, he would see to it that aspartame would be approved that year." Rumsfeld declined to return phone calls.

I found a good blurb on Prison Planet.com

Sweet Misery - A Poisoned World - Aspartame Cancer,
Article from Prison Planet

Aspartame causes Cancer (Diet Soda, sugar-free candy, sugar-free gum, chewable vitamins(children's chewable vitamins also!)

The FDA would not approve a poison to put on grocery store shelves and in hundreds of products just because a few political favors were pulled in, would they?

After 7000 miles, and 25 hours of footage, "Sweet Misery" reveals one of the most pervasive, insidious forms of corporate negligence in the history of the industrial revolution.

"Aspartame is inherently, markedly and uniquely unstable in aqueous media" is a quote from the congressional record in 1985, yet it was approved for use in soft drinks and other beverages.

So what happened?

Is there credible evidence if you look beyond the smokescreen of corporate medicine? The primary research and interviews have been quite disturbing.

Dr. Woodrow C. Monte wrote: "Methanol [one of the breakdown products of aspartame] has no therapeutic properties and is considered only as a toxicant. The ingestion of two teaspoons is considered lethal in humans" (Monte, Woodrow, "Aspartame: Methanol and the Public Health", Journal of Applied Nutrition, Vol. 36, Number 1, 1984, p. 44).

Long-term use can create a ticking time-bomb for a large array of neurological illnesses, including (but not limited to) Brain Cancer, Lou Gehrig's Disease, Graves Disease, Chronic Fatigue, MS and Epilepsy.

That is our first blog.
See you next week.
Tokyo

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