Every breath we take, every move we make… so goes the song. Yet every move we make does depend on every breath we takeand every drink (or meal) we take, because our movement is fueledby electrical energy that we store in the body. We receive our energyfrom the triune sources of air, food and water. … Continue reading The Spark of Life – The Negative Charged Ion →

The growing acidity in our ocean waters is a threat to mankind and will wipe out coral and many species of fish and other sea life if nothing is done soon. Extra carbon dioxide in the air caused by the burning of fossil fuels is not only spurring climate change, but is making the oceans … Continue reading The Growing Acidity of Our Oceans is a Threat to ALL Life on Earth! →

Salicylates or commonly know as aspirin causes metabolic acidosis and respiratory acidosis leading to tissue acidosis and possible cancerous tissue. Respiratory alkalosis develops first to nuetralize the increase of acids and occurs in all patients with salicylate intoxication. A superimposed metabolic acidois then develops in some people, especially those with more severe salicylate intoxication. Salicylates … Continue reading Salicylates or Aspirin – Is it Good for the Body? →

What’s Blood Got To Do With It? Everything! The first writing of embryology, cellular microbiology and biological transformation/pleomorphism is found in the Old Testament: ‘For the Life of All Flesh Is the Blood'(Leviticus 17:14) After one of my scientific lectures, in Boston, MA., on biological transformation and the importance of keeping the extracellular fluids of … Continue reading The Importance of Blood in Human Health →

Just in time for World AIDS Day: Three new studies and a journal article all authored by mainstream researchers that question popular ideas and conventional thinking about HIV and AIDS.===The Failure of Viral Load TestsJAMA Study Shakes AIDS Science, Angers HIV Advocates A nationwide team of orthodox AIDS researchers led by doctors Benigno Rodriguez and … Continue reading Mainstream Reseachers Question the HIV?AIDS Theory →

In the most recent headlines associated with E-coli from spinach where medical savants suggest caused kidney failure and then death of several people, I perceive I am left to ask some very important questions — “how were these folks living, eating, drinking and thinking?” Was the real cause of death from a germ called E-coli … Continue reading The E-coli and Spinach Myth →