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Whole Seeds for EnergyBy FACT
May 7, 2020 - Category: 7_5-6
Dr. William Pelly writes in Herald of Health "whole- seeds and whole grains are an excellent source of energy. Any person who consumes the soaked grains will have an abundance of energy and health. When you eat the whole soaked grains, your body will generate an amazing youthful stamina and will give you vim and…Whole Seeds for EnergyBy FACT
Read more...Water Fact SheetBy Bruce Molholt, Ph.D.
May 7, 2020 - Category: 7_5-6
Dr. Bruce Molholt has taught molecular biology in three United States colleges and universities. He has done research for six years in various European universities. His research activities include viruses and cancer, and the epidemiology of cancer. At present he is examining how carcinogenic chemicals change DNA to initiate cancer. Dr. Molholt earned his Ph.D.…Water Fact SheetBy Bruce Molholt, Ph.D.
Read more...Ozone TherapyBy Ruth Sackman
May 7, 2020 - Category: 7_5-6
I was invited to sit in on a lecture/demonstration by Lee Devries about Ozone Therapy. He explained a complicated theory about how cancer develops and what it is. A good deal of his theory is validated in some of the medical literature, but theory is very different from actual practice. And every system, even in…Ozone TherapyBy Ruth Sackman
Read more...Behind the Warning Label: 10 Reasons Why Our Medical System Makes Healthy Women SickBy National Women’s Health Network
May 7, 2020 - Category: 7_5-6
The highest rate of surgery in the world! Congressional reports revealed 250,000 unnecessary hysterectomies last year - 1 out of every 3. Breast cancer strikes 1 in every 13 women - yet survival rates have not improved since 1930. Hong Kong, Japan, Canada and 8 other industrial nations have lower maternal and infant death rates…Behind the Warning Label: 10 Reasons Why Our Medical System Makes Healthy Women SickBy National Women’s Health Network
Read more...Nutritional Aspects of StressBy W. D. Currier, M.D.
May 7, 2020 - Category: 7_5-6
Dr. Currier is a graduate of the University of Nebraska College of Medicine. He took five years of post-graduate training in the field of his specialty, Ear, Nose and Throat. He is a member of the American Academy of Otolaryngology, is a member of the American Board of Otolaryngology and a Fellow of the American…Nutritional Aspects of StressBy W. D. Currier, M.D.
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