Dec 31, 2014

Naturally avoid and eliminate cancer in 2015 and beyond

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(NaturalNews) 

Chances are, you or someone you know has either had a brush with or succumbed to cancer. This destructive disease has been rising steadily and will likely claim the top spot in the leading cause of death in the next few years, with very little hope from the conventional model in turning the tide.

To stave off and even beat cancer, you have to have a fundamental understanding of the things that facilitate its development, and those things that halt or reverse its destructive process, so you can make appropriate changes to put the odds in your favor. This takes a complete lifestyle change, which you can begin by following the recommendations below.

Understanding cancer

In simplest terms, cancer represents an accelerating process of inappropriate, uncontrolled cell growth - a chaotic process within the order of biology. When examined under a microscope, cancer cells are abnormally shaped, inconsistently formed, and disorganized and contain abnormal internal structures, which is the essence of biological disorder.

Cancer, despite the fear it creates in people, is a natural phenomenon that represents the body's response to a continuous attack on its balancing and regulatory mechanisms by numerous factors.

Every cell in the body has the ability to turn cancerous, and many do so on a daily basis. Normally, the immune system is able to protect the body by destroying these cells or reprogramming them back to normal functioning. However, if the body's defense systems have been damaged, this process cannot happen, which allows cancer to establish itself.

This is why building a rock solid immune system is your foundational objective when tackling and evading cancer.

Things that can facilitate cancer growth

So when you begin to understand that cancer is largely an immune system issue, then your next steps is to do everything in your power to eliminate those things in our life that suppress or destroy it. The things you need to avoid include:

- X-rays
- Excess sunlight ultraviolet rays
- Chronic EMF exposure
- Close proximity to overhead power lines
- Nuclear radiation
- Pesticides and herbicides
- Industrial toxins
- Drinking or bathing in polluted, chlorinated, or fluoridated water
- Smoking
- Hormonal therapies
- Immune suppressive drugs
- Consuming irradiated foods and food additives
- Mercury toxicity (like dental fillings, root canals, cavitation's, and contaminated seafood)
- Use of street, prescription and non-prescription drugs
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Consumption of synthetic 'foods'
- Chronic stress
- Negative emotions
- Depressed thyroid function
- Intestinal toxicity
- Parasites
- Viral, bacterial, and fungal infections (Candida)
- Blocked detoxification pathways
- Genetic predisposition
- Physical irritants (e.g. asbestos)
- Alcohol consumption
- GMO's

Review of this list may cause despair due to the fact that these things seem so ingrained into our daily lifestyle and impossible to avoid. However, the goal is not perfection but progression towards eliminating these factors, if you wish to greatly increase your odds of eliminating and avoiding cancer.

Things that can retard and eliminate cancer growth

In contrast, the things that can help stave off and reverse cancer growth are associated with creating a strong and well-balanced immune system. There are several factors to consider, but high on the list is clean, whole, and nutritious food full of antioxidants, as well as a positive mental attitude. Things to consider within those two factors that you should do on a consistent basis include:

- Garlic
- Onion
- Turmeric
- Hemp
- Sea vegetables
- Algae
- Aloe vera
- Cruciferous vegetables
- Dark, leafy greens
- Medicinal mushrooms (such as reishi and chaga)
- Cat's Claw
- Graviola
- Pau D'Arco
- Yoga
- Meditation
- Nature walks
- Laughing

A focus on vegetables and fruits (low in sugar), pure water, adequate vitamin D intake, clean air, and earthing are also to be strongly considered.

One may also consider other methods that have shown promise such as cannabis oil, oxygen therapy, the Gerson Therapy, and the "antineoplastons" treatment developed by Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski.

In addition to these approaches, it is also important to take a proactive approach for cancer screening that doesn't necessarily involve medical intervention (see first source below for 8 ways to do it), so you can recognize and take quicker action, if required.

However, if you follow these recommendations to a tee, you have done nearly everything possible to crush any chance of cancer developing or recurring in 2015. Remember, eliminating or avoiding cancer requires a lifestyle change, not a band-aid.

To begin, focus on eliminating as many as the factors that facilitate cancer as you can, and direct your attention to daily consumption of the Top 8 Foods and Herbs For Healing Cancer.



http://www.naturalnews.com/048159_healing_cancer_natural_remedies_toxins.html#ixzz3NSnCtbon

Dec 30, 2014

STEPS TO TAKE TO SURVIVE A PANDEMIC OUTBREAK

Surviving a pandemic outbreak requires preparing your body to fight first. And that means getting healthy. 
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Viruses, which are at the root of epidemics, can’t survive on their own. They need a host, and for many viruses, their favorite host is man. A healthy body is more likely to keep the virus away or, if it grabs hold, is more likely to survive the attack.
The top actions you need to take to survive a pandemic outbreak are:

  1. Strengthen your immune system. Begin strengthening your body right now to fight off viruses (this is not muscle strength, it is internal). If you’re an avid smoker or drinker, start backing off now. If you have some extra padding around your mid-section, work on reducing that now. Get your whole family involved and take and store pro-biotic supplements and add immune-system boosters to your diet (i.e., garlic, spinach, grapefruit, sweet potatoes, yogurt, tea, Acidophilus, elderberry, cabbage, acai berry, almonds, watermelon, grapefruit and wheat germ).

  1. Stockpile protective personal gear.  This includes goggles, respirators or N95 masks, nitrile gloves, Tyvek-type clothing, and waterproof boots. You can get most of these in bulk at places like amazon.com.  In the case of the respirators, masks and goggles, it’s really important to make sure they fit so research what you are getting before buying in bulk.

  1. Stockpile water and water filtration supplies. (This includes personal water filtration equipment.) Understand at all times where your water is coming from.
  1. Amp up your First Aid/Medical Supplies Kit. Make sure you have plenty of antiseptic wipes and sanitizers, biohazard bags, disinfectants, medicines for diarrhea and flu Symptoms, analog thermometer, Chap Stick, and chemical hot and cold packs. Also, learn important behaviors now that will help you when the epidemic is at your doorstep: 
.   Wash your hands often, and wash them well;
.   Know how to put on and disposing of personal protective gear;
.   Know how to sanitize doorknobs and phones, the refrigerator handle, counter tops and faucets; and
.   Know how to establish and maintain a safe room for those in your family who may have contracted the disease.
.   Stockpile chlorine as disinfectant

  1. Once you know that the epidemic is here, add the following to your personal habits:
.   Stay at least six feet away from people who could be ill;
.   Keep your children, elders and other vulnerable people away from the general population; and
.   Know where your food and water is coming from at all times.

  1. Get your family involved. Make sure you have talked with, planned with, and practiced the above with your family, from toddler to elder.  You are only going to be as safe as the weakest link. If you are all healthy, and all practice safe behaviors, you all have a better chance of surviving.

Leaf-Bags For Easy Garden Root Storage

30 December 2014


Illustration of a traditional root clamp.
I have a better idea...

Clamps were once a reliable pre-industrial method of storing root crops through a cold winter and into spring. Clamps will once again be a reliable method of food storage in the post-industrial era ahead of us. Thus it is that using clamps to store potatoes, carrots, beets, turnips, cabbages, and even apples, is a food storage technique worth learning. 

The best way to learn about keeping roots in garden clamps is to first read the literature about this ancient food preservation technique, then personally experiment every year with different ideas until you perfect your own clamping system that is relatively easy and consistently reliable.

The traditional-style garden clamp is an earthen mound with straw-insulated vegetables inside, like you see in the illustration above.

Old-time farmers used larger clamps for storage of various root crops, which they fed to their cattle in the winter. Turnips and rutabagas were popular cattle feed. Here is an illustration of a farm-scale clamp design...



Longtime readers may recall that I have made small garden clamps in past years to store root crops. I’ve used variations on the earthen-mound clamp, and have had excellent success keeping roots in such clamps, right in my garden, through a cold New York State winter, and into spring. It’s mighty satisfying to have mounds of perfectly preserved, “fresh”  root-food in the garden all winter. 

The only problem with making a traditional root clamp is that it requires a fair amount of shoveling and moving of soil.  Then, in the spring, the ground needs quite a bit of work to be put right again for planting. Also, traditional-style clamps require a supply of straw. If you have a farm, you may have all the straw you need. If you don’t have a farm (and most people do not) then you need to buy some straw.

Those drawbacks to the traditional clamp led me to try something very different this year. I made a clamp with a standard plastic pail, some hardware cloth, and 5 bags filled with dry leaves. A couple days ago I opened it up to see how 26 pounds of carrots had fared through snow, and rain, and cold. I made an impromptu YouTube video of the opening....



As the video shows, the clamp is very simple to make, and the carrots came out just fine. I will be using several of these clamps for root storage next winter. However, I will modify the design just a bit. If you watch the YouTube clip, you can see that there is a lot of moisture under the top bag of leaves when I remove it. The moisture is due, I’m sure, to the fact that we have had lots of rain during the December thaw. But it is also due to the fact that the clamp has no ventilation shaft to let excess moisture out. So the one modification I’ll make in next year’s leaf-bag clamps is to add a small ventilation shaft consisting of a bundle of goldenrod stems. The shaft will extend from the screened top of the clamp cylinder, up through the middle of the top bag of leaves. The plastic pail, the 1/2” hardware cloth, and even the poly twine used around the leaf-bags are an inexpensive, one-time investment that can be reused for many years. The thin garbage bags used for leaves are cheap. The leaves and goldenrod stems are free. Another advantage to my leaf-bag clamps is that you can get into them during the winter without destroying the integrity of the clamp. You can simply take the top bag off, remove the screened lid, reach in, take out a bunch of roots, then replace the top bag (and weight it down with a rock or chunk of firewood). With a traditional garden clamp, you typically have to remove all the contents once the clamp is opened.

http://thedeliberateagrarian.blogspot.com/2014/12/leaf-bags-for-easy-garden-root-storage.html

How To Make An Oil Lamp From A Can Of Tuna



http://www.instructables.com/id/Make-an-oil-lamp-from-a-can-of-tuna/

Breaking: Healthcare Worker in Scotland Diagnosed with Ebola

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A day after flying home to Glasgow from Sierra Leone, a healthcare worker has been diagnosed with Ebola, the Scottish government reported today.
From Reuters:
The patient is being treated in isolation at Glasgow’s Gartnavel Hospital, having flown back to Scotland’s largest city late on Sunday on a British Airways flight via Casablanca in Morocco and London’s Heathrow.

“All possible contacts with the patient are now being investigated and anyone deemed to be at risk will be contacted and closely monitored,” the Scottish government said in a statement.
“However, having been diagnosed in the very early stages of the illness, the risk to others is considered extremely low.”
The patient, who is said to be female, will be transferred to a high-level isolation unit in London’s Royal Free hospital.

While reporting on the dangerous virus in the US has quelled, the threat has far from ended: the number of Ebola cases in the three most impacted countries has passed 20,000, with 7,842 reported deaths so far.
Reuters reports:
Cumulative case numbers in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea stood at 20,081, the WHO said in a statement. More than a third are laboratory-confirmed cases in Sierra Leone, which has become the worst-hit country in the worst outbreak of the disease on record.
Dozens of new cases have been reported in Liberia near its border with Sierra Leone. The rise in cases is said to be due to a number of factors, including people going in and out of the country, and traditional practices including washing the bodies of the deceased.

Meanwhile, the CDC is hiding information about Ebola cases in the US from the public. Investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson recently told Fox News that she contacted the CDC to ask how many cases of Ebola were being monitored in the US, and was given the figure “1,400.”

http://www.thedailysheeple.com/breaking-healthcare-worker-in-scotland-diagnosed-with-ebola_122014#sthash.2jXL342Y.dpuf

Colorado locks down water supply, promising "not a drop more" to California

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(NaturalNews) Recent storms dropped torrential rains across much of California, causing flooding and mudslides across many areas, leaving some residents homeless and killing at least two people. There was even a tornado in Los Angeles. Despite record rainfall on December 10 of between 1.54 inches at Long Beach Airport and 2.36 inches in Oxnard, the amount of rain that fell was a mere drop in the bucket for this drought-stricken state. A milder storm December 12 added to the rainfall total.

These early-winter storms left behind a combined 166 billion gallons of water, which seems like an enormous amount of water, but in reality is only enough water for 2.5 million people for one year. Given that California has been in a drought since 2011, and has a population of over 38 million, it is clear that California is far from done with its water woes. According to an article by the San Jose Mercury News, the California Department of Water Resources estimates that California will need six more major winter storms dropping similar amounts of rain to bring an end to the drought.

1922 Colorado River Compact still the base document for West's water management

James Eklund, director of the Colorado Water Conservation Board, isn't waiting to find out if those storms occur over the next few months and is working on policies to address the situation now and in the coming decades. About 4.6 trillion gallons of water run down off the Rocky Mountains as the snow melts in spring. Much of the water flows downstream to Arizona, Nevada, Mexico and California.

Two-thirds of the snowmelt-generated water belongs to these downstream regions, also known as the Lower Basin states, while one-third of the water belongs to the Upper Basin states, which include Utah and Wyoming, as well as Colorado, per the 1922 Colorado River Compact. James Eklund does not want to deprive the Lower Basin states of their apportionment; he just wants to ensure that any excess generated in Colorado stays in Colorado.

Looking to water consumption in the future

A number of factors affect decisions such as this. Colorado's population is expected to grow from the current 5.5 million to somewhere near 9 million by 2050. All other factors being the same, Colorado will experience a 60 percent increase in water usage over the next 35 years. Drought can hit anywhere, as happened in Colorado in 2002-2003, which led to development of a new water management plan. The plan doesn't currently address a long-contentious issue in the state that allows 163 billion gallons of water to be transported from west of the Continental Divide to the more heavily populated Front Range that includes cities like Denver and Colorado Springs in the east. The new plan does call for considering conservation and recycling alternatives before building any other pipelines. These are topics all states should be considering.

In California, agriculture accounts for 80 percent of all water used in a given year while accounting for less than 2.5 percent of California's income. Water-intensive crops, such as alfalfa and rice, take up a significant amount of the agricultural use, with alfalfa farmers using fully 20 percent of the water to grow a crop used primarily to feed dairy cows in the state. Alfalfa crops account for only 4 percent of state farming revenue.

California plan only addresses 20 percent of water consumption

Based on these facts, you might think Governor Brown's 2014 California Water Action plan would place a premium on developing water conservation legislation and practices that would concentrate on agricultural water consumption and best practices. Sadly, it does not. Instead, it concentrates primarily on urban water consumption and extends Senate Bill X7-7, a law passed in 2009 which contains the goal of reducing per capita urban water use by 20 percent by December 31, 2020, and suggests holding water consumption at 2000 levels until 2030. Almost as an afterthought, the plan states that "the administration will also work with local and regional entities to develop performance measures to evaluate agricultural water management." No performance measures for agricultural water consumption are given.

The California Water Action Plan leaves little doubt as to why James Eklund and the Colorado Water Conservation Board have adopted such an aggressive posture in the West's war for water. Poor planning on California's part isn't going to constitute an emergency for Coloradans.




http://www.naturalnews.com/048138_California_drought_Colorado_water_wars.html#ixzz3NMxUlgd7

Dec 29, 2014

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How To Be As Prepared On The Inside As On The Outside

So, you have made your basement bomb-proof, installed solar panels, dug a well, and canned enough food to last ten years. You’ve engineered, on your own, a heating system that is not reliant on electricity, and you’ve rigged a longer-lasting septic system. You’ve stocked up on guns and ammo, bought night vision goggles, mapped all your exits, created an EMP-proof shelter for your electronics, stocked up on medicine and herbs, planted a garden, invested in silver, got a gas mask, and bought enough nutella and coffee for trading value.
But…are you ready?
Most prepers would reply, “More ready than that.” It may be so. That is, to say, in material needs. However, the question is: what are you preparing for? A short burst of chaos? A season of trials? A period of transition? Perhaps you’ve been preparing with the thought, just in case, while continuing to make plans for your future. Or, maybe there’s the thought in your mind that you are so well prepared that even if things go drastically bad, you’ll hardly even notice. There will be no ripples in your pond.
However, have you prepared your mind or more importantly your spirit? A season of change is upon us, and most people can feel the vibe in the air, like the static before a big storm. We all know it’s coming. It will rip through our comfortable lives and change the world we have become accustomed to; a world that has been shifting and moving through the ages but always seems to get itself upright in the end.
So, you’re ready, right?
There will inevitably come an age in human history where the world will not set itself upright again; everything will not “get better” but progressively slide downhill– all the way downhill. Are you prepared to live in a world like that? Will your water, food, and fire be enough reason for you to wake up every morning and keep going, when the chance of college, traveling, owning a home, having children or watching them grow, earning good money– everything you’ve been hoping for– have been swiped away for good?
For they that are after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh; but they that are after the Spirit the things of the Spirit. For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace. (Rom. 8:5-6)
Think about what category you would place yourself in; is it the carnal or the spiritual?
After the food dwindles and nothing gets better, the streets are unsafe, there’s no longer a movie theater or a bar, there is no more facebook or youtube, and after people you know have died and winters seem colder than you remember, will you still feel prepared to live this way for the rest of your life?
If you scoffed and said you have enough to even survive a zombie apocalypse, I have four words for you…
You are not ready.
And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars; and upon the earth distress of nations, with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring; men’s hearts failing them for fear, and looking after those things which are coming on the earth: for the power of heaven shall be shaken. (Luke 21:25-26)
What you are preparing for, physically, is not enough to carry you through, mentally and spiritually. Jesus said, men will quite literally die from fear of what is happening on the earth. As I look around, I see so much violence– ISIS, the threat of a world war, pandemics, government control, economic instability, and I can’t help but think we are already approaching the horizon where many people are scared of the future. So what do you have to hold onto that will supersede this material and flammable world? What will remain unchanged– strengthened even– when everything else has irreversibly been changed?
In such times of uncertainty, your spiritual state of being and what you have placed your faith in will ultimately determine how you will fare and whether you will survive. Jesus said:
These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world. (John 16:33)
As I walk forward toward the horizon, I walk with my God– a God who has overcome the world so it cannot overcome me. A God who will part the sea for me to walk through. A God who will guide me through to green pastures. A God who gives me eternal life, even after this world has passed. He is a loving God, who lets me call Him Father.
I am prepared.

Dec 28, 2014

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