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You should try to get some good Colloidal Silver and start slow. Detox symptoms are not fun. Get in touch with a doctor who is more natural.

 

I use this daily, mostly external. I now swish with the stuff, similar to oil swishing.

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1. Hockey Trading Cards by Daniel J Towsey danieltowsey

 

2. Vitamin D is Proven 43 percent Effective for Diabetes and Heart Dise warrass

 

3. U.S. Food Inflation Spiraling Out of Control Grannie

 

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5a. Re: New member & Incipient Cataract Amal

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Hockey Trading Cards by Daniel J Towsey

Posted by: "danieltowsey" daniel.towsey a_truth_soldier

Tue Apr 27, 2010 9:29 pm (PDT)

Hockey Trading Cards(A child adventure story from the good old days)by Daniel J TowseyIt is the early sixties. Dad just turned on the hockey game afterlistening to John F Kennedy's Speech on Secret Societies and theirovert activities to take control of the world.Dad calls you to come and watch the game.You just finished watching a really exciting hockey game on your blackand white television.This is the days when hockey players really played a sportsman hockeygame based on skill and talent. The hockey players never hit each other.A good hockey player got to really excel in his skill as he was able tostick handle and never had to worry about being attacked and injured.The hockey players never wore any protective gear or even helmets. Eventhe goalies did not have helmets. All players were very careful to neverinflict injuries and they never aimed the puck at the players or goalieshead.After the game, mom gives you your allowance and tells you to go outsideand play. You were never allowed to stay in the house and waste all yourtime in front of the screen.You just got your five cent allowance. Your all excited. You run out thefront door and run as fast as you can to the local friendly varietystore to get the latest release of new hockey cards.You rip open the package, throw the stick of gum from the package intoyour mouth, start chewing and hope to find a card of a supper hockeystar like Bobby Hull and you almost choke on your gum when you find one.The back side of the cards are loaded with that players scoring andplaying statistics as well as the overall standing of the team he playsfor. My favorite was always The Montreal Canadians.Now you know all the other boys in the neighborhood will do anything toget that card. You are really happy because this is actually the secondcard of Bobby Hull you have. So now you've got a really good card totrade with. You know that this card can get you dozens of other cards tohelp you to complete your collection of this seasons NHL card series.So you know from experience and cunning how you can trade allot of otherhockey cards for this card.So you walk around your neighborhood like a peacock and show off yourreally rare card to all the other boys. They offer you many of theirbest cards for trade.The excitement grows among the boys. So all the boys who want this cardare all given a chance to get it. You arrange for for a card throwinggame.A card throwing game is where each player puts up their best card. Allplayers have to be in agreement that each player has a special card thatthe other players want.So you take your card and stand it up on a slight angle against a wall.Then you draw a line about ten feet away. This is the line that eachplayer takes a turn to toss a card from, in hopes of knocking the carddown. The player that knocks the card down will get to pick up all thecards that the other players have already tossed.You hope to be the one to knock down your own card, so that you will getall the other cards for free.You repeat this game for each players best card that they put up on thewall.You always come to these card tossing competitions with as many cards asyou can. Because your out of the game when you run out of cards.Each player keeps tossing until he run out of cards, at which time theyare eliminated from tossing. Until there is only one player left withcards to toss. That player keeps tossing trying to knock the card down.If by chance all players exhaust their cards supply and no one knockeddown the last card. Each player will get to pick a predetermined numberof cards off the pile and continue playing until someone wins byknocking down the last standing card. Then every player hands over theirremaining cards to the winner.All summer long your out doing odds jobs like cutting grass, painting afence or what ever to make money to buy trading cards to try to get asmany ordinary cards as you can and of course you try to get cards tocomplete your collection.You speak with your friends, you tell them what cards you have availablefor trading. A trader will do everything they can to complete theircollection of the whole series of cards for that season. Because youknow that the stores have a limited supply and a limited time to sellthat seasons trading cards.If your a cunning trader you can get many cards in trade for one. Givingyou lots of extra cards to play with in the card tossing competitions.The card trading will go on for many years as you grow older. Theespecially special cards go up in value every year. So that one year inthe far future you could actually get rich buying and selling rarespecial cards.But then you become an old guy like me who wonders what ever happened tothe days of innocents.Hockey no longer has any real stars. All you have today is violence onice. You sit there in your old rocking chair on the porch. Listening tothe birds at the lake.And dream of the days when people and society were simple and beautiful.The days when truth mattered.Until that silence is broken by the strange digital sounds coming out ofthe opened window and of a child screaming at a screen while he playshis lonely digital game.You as when you were young are the one that still goes outside and doesnot waste his time in from of a screen. The child of today does not getexcited over the simple pleasures of life and going out to see theirfriends and make new friends with a common interest.What child today would go out and run down the street to see otherfriends screaming hey look at the score I got.The hockey score no longer matters.The corporate mind of today has captured the minds of the youth and hasstolen their innocents.The child of today is socially engineered by the corporate media to be agood self centered and selfish consumer.The child of today becomes the adult of today who knows nothing aboutthe simple and beautiful people from the past.That corporate screen has stolen the most precious thing of all. It hasstolen peoples very souls.So the old guys just sit there lonely and ignored and thinking abouttheir memories that no one has the time to listen to.The lesson to be learned from this story is. Keep your kids away fromthose corporate digital screens for if you do not. These children wonteven have memories to think of when they become elders. They just havethe gitters and wont be able to keep their fingers from flickering.They'll just end up very lonely in a seniors residence and beheavily medicated. They will get no visitors and even if they did theywould have no old stories of interest to tell and the mind alteringmedications they are on will make sure of that.Then the death squads from the new Obama health bill will come in andjust sign your life away. and label you as useless to the corporatestate.What ever happened to the good old days.The Creation of the First Corporation is what happened.Please read my article "Creation of the First Corporation"you can find it here www.scribd.com/danieltowsey in the Truth SoldiersFolder.

 

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Vitamin D is Proven 43 percent Effective for Diabetes and Heart Dise

Posted by: "warrass" warrass warrass

Tue Apr 27, 2010 11:21 pm (PDT)

Many studies of vitamin D has been shown that vitamin D as a powerfulfortress for a variety of serious illnesses, especially diabetes andheart disease. U.K. Medical School research stated that people whohave good coverage of vitamin D will reduce the 43 percent risk ofgetting diabetes and heart disease. Read more athttp://healtnhappyness.blogspot.com/ <http://healtnhappyness.blogspot.com/>

 

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U.S. Food Inflation Spiraling Out of Control

Posted by: "Grannie" GrannieFox

Wed Apr 28, 2010 12:28 am (PDT)

http://inflation.us/foodinflationspiralingoutofcontrol.html/April 22, 2010/*U.S. Food Inflation Spiraling Out of Control*The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) today released their Producer PriceIndex (PPI) report for March 2010 and the latest numbers are shocking.Food prices for the month rose by 2.4%, its sixth consecutive monthlyincrease and the largest jump in over 26 years. NIA believes that amajor breakout in food inflation could be imminent, similar to what iscurrently being experienced in India.Some of the startling food price increases on a year-over-year basisinclude, fresh and dry vegetables up 56.1%, fresh fruits and melons up28.8%, eggs for fresh use up 33.6%, pork up 19.1%, beef and veal up10.7% and dairy products up 9.7%. On October 30th, 2009, NIA predictedthat inflation would appear next in food and agriculture, but we neveranticipated that it would spiral so far out of control this quickly.The PPI foreshadows price increases that will later occur in the retailsector. With U-6 unemployment rising last month to 16.9%, many retailersare currently reluctant to pass along rising prices to consumers, butthey will soon be forced to do so if they want to avoid reporting hugelosses to shareholders.Food stamp usage in the U.S. has now increased for 14 consecutivemonths. There are now 39.4 million Americans on food stamps, up 22.4%from one year ago. The U.S. government is now paying out more toAmericans in benefits than it collects in taxes. As food inflationcontinues to surge, our country will soon have no choice but to cut backon food stamps and other entitlement programs.Most financial experts in the mainstream media are proclaiming that therecession is over and inflation is not a problem in the U.S.Unfortunately, they fail to realize that rising food and gasoline pricesaccounted for 58% of February's year-over-year 3.85% rise in retailsales. NIA believes price inflation is beginning to accelerate in manyareas of the economy besides food and energy, and all increases in U.S.retail sales this year will be entirely due to inflation.Please spread the word about NIA and have your friends and family for free.

 

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Re: strange symptoms

Posted by: "Mridula Sharma" mridula49 mridula49

Wed Apr 28, 2010 2:52 am (PDT)

May be some acupressure would help, which can be done at home. The points related to the area of problem.________________________________maggiemay403 <jpte (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net> Sent: Tue, 27 April, 2010 9:06:22 PM strange symptoms My husband is having symptoms of chills & fever, stiffness & soreness in the legs, swelling lower legs, aching calves of the legs, sore hip, painful urination every hour all night long, this has been going on for 6 months.He has been to drs who can find nothing wrong, except one who said he has an infection, gave him trimox, which helped for a few days, then now all symptoms are back.He had a stroke 6 months ago but made a complete recovery in no time. While in the hospital, when they removed his foley catheter, the person who removed it did it wrong, jerked it out, did not deflate the bulb first. My husband said it was extremely painful. Within 3-4 days of removing the catheter is when all of this started.We are desperate to find some type of answer.I am also wondering if this can be something to do with parasites, mold etc.

 

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Re: New member & Incipient Cataract

Posted by: "Amal" amal_mba10 amal_mba10

Wed Apr 28, 2010 3:22 am (PDT)

Thanks Jane and all other members who responded to my message. I do not use canola oil at all. I only use butter or extra virgin olive oil and sometimes palm oil. Having a cataract at my age is very scary indeed but I will try different therapies to avoid surgery. The ophthalmologist told me that it needs like 10 years to become ripe. I hope I get rid of it very soon.Many thanks & regards,Amal ________________________________Jane MacRoss <highfield1 (AT) internode (DOT) on.net> Sent: Tue, April 27, 2010 4:42:55 PMRe: New member & Incipient CataractPlease check the message search engine at the top of the message page there are several good pointers for curing cataract,Best,Jane http://www.eamega. com/HighFieldHea lth~The Highest Field of Energy Healing you now!~--

 

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