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Carolyn Dean MD ND | Sunday, February 21, 2010
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It’s free and tens (if not hundreds) of thousands of people will be tuning in from around the world in less than 6 hours…
No, I’m not talking about Desperate Housewives.
I’m talking about the 2010 World Tapping Summit. I wanted to make sure you knew about it and that you didn’t miss the …
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Carolyn Dean MD ND | Saturday, February 20, 2010
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Many bright men and women are jumping the big pharma freighter and landing in the nutraceutical boat.
I wish they were “defecting” because they have seen through the corruption of the drug industry and want to turn to healing herbs and nutrients.
In the end they are …
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Carolyn Dean MD ND | Thursday, February 18, 2010
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Fifty years ago, when people couldn’t sleep they would often resort to alcohol in one form or another to help them relax.
Today, most know alcohol isn’t the answer.
Instead, they go to their doctor and become addicted to sleeping pills.
Did you know that benzodiazepine sleep drugs used to have a label that warned they were only …
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Carolyn Dean MD ND | Thursday, February 11, 2010
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The inner bark of the slippery elm tree can be ground and boiled into a nutrient rich porridge that help heals upset digestion.
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A little while back I shared with you how I was food poisoned. In response, many readers wrote in with their top remedies for food poisoning. I thought I’d share them with you (with my comments in brackets). You never know when you or a loved one might need this information…
1. Organic apple cider vinegar in a glass of water. (This may serve better as a preventive measure. It’s also great for stimulating digestive juices.)
2. Slippery elm made into porridge. (This is generally good for any type of intestinal problems and is native to eastern North America.)
3. Probiotics every half-hour. (Essentially you bring in more of the “good” bacteria to take down the “bad” bacteria. This has worked very well for …
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Carolyn Dean MD ND | Tuesday, February 2, 2010
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The survivors of Ocean Flight 815 had plenty of time to reflect on their lives before The Island – healing past emotional traumas.
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Here’s reason #3 why the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 (from the TV show LOST) were healed of chronic diseases upon landing on “The Island” (click here for the rest of the series)…
Flashbacks! And boy does LOST have a lot of them (about five per episode). I guess being stranded in the middle of the Pacific …
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Carolyn Dean MD ND | Saturday, January 30, 2010
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It took a 15 year study, involving 1,861 seniors (and who knows how much money!) to determine that exercise improves quality of life. Something an animated children’s film like Madagascar already figured out.
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It’s amazing how much money researchers will spend to reach a conclusion so obvious that a brain dead lemur could have told you …
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Carolyn Dean MD ND | Tuesday, January 26, 2010
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Upon awakening on The Island, John Locke realized he had feeling in his previously paralyzed legs.
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Here’s part two of the series I started last week where I explain why the extraordinary healing powers of The Island from the TV show LOST aren’t all that extraordinary (plus how you can replicate such natural “miracles” in your own life)…
Let’s look at John Locke, the bald-headed, boar-hunting, shamanic office worker …
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Carolyn Dean MD ND | Saturday, January 23, 2010
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President Obama being vaccinated for the H1N1 after declaring a national emergency on October 23rd (over a virus that proved to be less dangerous than the regular seasonal flu).
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The H1N1 hoax of 2009. Did you notice how both the mainstream and the alternative media blew things way out of proportion? For example:
- Alternative media scared people witless predicting forced inoculation and concentration camps for those who didn’t submit to the Vaccine Gestapo.
- Mainstream media predicted H1N1 would …
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Carolyn Dean MD ND | Thursday, January 21, 2010
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Some people say dairy products are not meant to be consumed by humans. Maybe they are right. Maybe they are wrong. Nutrition is a complex science we are only beginning to understand.
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“What an irresponsible article,” says one reader in response to Faking Our Foods – where I wrote that a moderate amount of organic dairy fat is healthy. Two others join her to give me quite a lecture based on opinions that they confuse with facts:
“Cow’s milk is made for calves – not humans,” they say. Well, for at least 6,000 years we have records of mankind milking cows, goats, camels and buffalo. Who’s to say what Nature intended? Is wool just for sheep? …
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Carolyn Dean MD ND | Tuesday, January 19, 2010
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In the TV show LOST, Rose found herself cured of cancer after being stranded on an island in the South Pacific with her husband Bernard.
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In the TV show LOST (of which I’m a big fan) Oceanic Flight 815 crashes on a tropical island in the South Pacific. The survivors soon find themselves cured of chronic illnesses. They heal quickly from minor accidents. Even infertility vanishes.
Well, I’m going to show you why I think “The Island’s” healing powers aren’t all that fantastical at all. Plus, find out how you can get the same health benefits whether you live in Bermuda or Norway.
First off, let’s look at Rose Henderson — the African American lady whose cancer disappeared upon arriving on The Island …
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