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MIND
Complementary
Approaches to Neurology
Strategies
to combat Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease, and Chronic
FAtigue Syndrome / ME
A
programme may include:-
- Targeted
Amino Acid Therapy (TAAT)
- Prevention
of Neurodegeneration
- Promotion
of Neuroregeneration
- Restoration
of depleted hormones, enzymes, and vitamins etc.
- Elimination
of Neurotoxins
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Complementary
The
anti-cancer programme offered is not claimed to be a cure
for cancer and is complementary to conventional treatment,
not a substitute. |
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BODY
Complementary
Approaches to Cancer
 Free
initial consultation. Strategies to combat cancer may include
the Basic
Anti-Cancer Regime.
This consists of:
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A special diet and a specially selected supplement programme,
tailored if necessary to individual needs, including immune
boosting and detox.
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Two books
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Two cd's containing three books,
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My own book
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A cassette of visualisation and imaging.
- Samples
of anti-cancer supplements, with information where to
obtain them.
- Zapper.
This is an electronic device which is claimed to have
a powerful anti-cancer effect.
- Oxygen
Treatment.
- Breathing
exercise.
- Visualisation
and seeding.
- Prayer.
If so desired, inclusion on national prayer networks who
specialise in absent healing.
- Some
healing centres have accommodation for a more personal
approach
- Telephone
support.
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How
to Survive a Heart Attack - ALONE
click
here
How
to Survive a Heart Attack ALONE
by
F. Daniel Rochman MD
If
everyone who reads this sends a copy to to 10 people,
you can bet that we'll save at least one life
Let's
say it's 6:15 p.m. and you're driving home alone after
an unusually hard day. You're really tired, upset and
frustrated. Suddenly you start experiencing sever pains
in your chest that start to radiate out into your arm
and up into your jaw. You are about five miles from the
hospital but the traffic is heavy and you don't know if
you'll be able to make it that far.
WHAT
CAN YOU DO?
Since
many people are alone when they suffer a heart attack,
without help, the person whose heart stops beating properly
and who begins to feel faint, has about 10 seconds
left before losing consciousness. However, a victim can
help himself;
- Cough
repeatedly and very vigorously
- A
deep breath should be taken before each cough, and the
cough must be deep and prolonged, as when producing
sputum from deep inside the chest
- The
cough must be repeated about every 2 seconds without
let up until help arrives, or until the heart is felt
to be beating normally again
- Deep
breaths get oxygen into the lungs and coughing movements
squeeze the heart and keep the blood circulating. The
squeezing pressure on the heart also helps it regain
normal rhythm. In this way, heart attack victims can
get to a hospital.
Be
a friend and send this article to as many others as you
can.
Florida
Direct waives all copyright ownership of this article.
Please reproduce as many copies of this article as you
wish
click
here
for a pdf to print or send
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SPIRIT
Healing
by Prayer
An
undenominational network of Prayer sources is available
for access
Communication
with God
A
personal experience of a path leading to direct communication
with God, explained in a short booklet.
click here to request a copy
by post or click here
to read.
Communication
with God
coming
soon
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Disclaimer
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here
Disclaimer
Information
on this site is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure,
or prevent any disease or health condition. Any information
should be treated as general information only.
See your health care provider for a diagnosis and treatment
of any health concerns you may have, and before implementing
any diet, supplement, exercise or other lifestyle changes.
Every reasonable care has been used from evidence based
research from complementary and alternative medicine to
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or guarantee as to the accuracy of any information and
cannot accept liability for any errors or omissions. The
service is not provided by fully qualified health practitioners
or doctors able to give advice on medical matters, and
information provided is not intended or implied to be
a substitute for professional medical advice.
No
liability will be incurred to any person for any loss
or damage which may arise from the use of the information
provided.
This disclaimer is prepared under and governed by UK law.
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