Cancer , Healing Principles and Orthomolecular Medicine ______________________________________________ Healing principles and viewpoint The alternative Natural cooperative predators? ATP, the life energy form Mitochondria Oxygen required Overdemand Coccoid forms Somatids Sources of weakness or destabilization Fever Interdependent dynamic progression Contrasting electrical conductivity Cathodic electrodes, an alternative source of electron pairs The problems of … [Read more...]
Cancer, Healing Principles and Orthomolecular Medicine
December 18, 2013 by admin
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At the Frontiers of Creation
October 21, 2013 by admin
At the Frontiers of Creation The East Indian Vedas, the oldest scriptures we know about, describe creation. They report that God, in a great fervour, abstained from part of himself, in the act of creation. They describe an expression of God as a creator, another expression of God, as a preserver, and another expression of God, as a destroyer. In one way, that describes life, more particularly a life process called metabolism. There is the anabolic building up, the homeostatic … [Read more...]
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The YIN MIND – ‘The Eternal and Ephemeral’
July 23, 2012 by admin
__________________________________________________________ Whether it was Wallace or Darwin who was first, they both learned: species adapt to their environment. Wallace found insects, beetles, that had differences of form on two sides of a river. Darwin found that isolating factors caused species to adapt: islands, mountain ranges, rivers, they all supplied isolating factors. However, beyond the isolating factors of nature, there are self imposed isolating factors i.e. … [Read more...]
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EVE REVERE: The YIN MIND – ‘The Eternal and Ephemeral’
November 9, 2010 by admin
__________________________________________________________ Whether it was Wallace or Darwin who was first, they both learned: species adapt to their environment. Wallace found insects, beetles, that had differences of form on two sides of a river. Darwin found that isolating factors caused species to adapt: islands, mountain ranges, rivers, they all supplied isolating factors. However, beyond the isolating factors of nature, there are self imposed isolating factors i.e. the belief in … [Read more...]
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