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By: Robin Strachan

Robin Strachan — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 00:12:00 +0000

Nick, I wish that while I lived in Johnstown, we had been able to connect in a more meaningful way . I wrote a novel, MANIFESTING DREAMS, that is getting (surprisingly, to me) rave reviews. I wanted to share info in novel form that would help people understand that they have the power to oversee their destiny…including their health. I appreciate everything you write and just wanted to let you know that Mike Q.s shared info with me and I HAD to respond.

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toothbrush — Sun, 08 May 2011 08:17:11 +0000

toothburshing (and toothbrush flossing) is the best way to protect your teeth and gums — but not if your toothbrush is in bad shape. “Toothbrush bristles that are worn or frayed from use cannot effectively remove plaque, which is critical to maintaining healthy teeth and gums,” says Sebastiana Springmann, a dentist in Williamsburg, Va. Some advice:
Don’t cover up brushes between uses. Allow them to air-dry instead. Bacteria and other organisms will grow faster on bristles kept in a closed, damp environment.
Rinse them thoroughly. After each use, hold brushes under running tap water until you’ve cleaned off all remaining toothpaste and visible debris.
Store them correctly. Place brushes in an upright position to best air them out. Also keep them at least six feet away from a toilet to avoid contamination with (yuck) airborne particles after a flush.
Don’t share brushes. You’ll be swapping germs with the other user, which can make you sick. If you store more than one brush in the same container, keep their heads completely separated.

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By: Vreni

Vreni — Fri, 30 May 2008 23:01:46 +0000

Amen! I think one of the biggest problems with allopathic medicine is the disregard for the whole human. The dermatologist looks at the skin, the cardiologist the heart, the endocrinologist the endocrine system, the orthopedic physician, the muscles and bones, etc. and there seems to be no one that considers the whole being (not even the GP, who tries to figure out which specialist to send the patient to), except possibly naturopathic physicians or wellness practitioners, whom frequently the traditional medical community don't take seriously.

Look at the forest instead of the bark on a single tree, and suddenly the solution to our health problems becomes evident. It is time we looked back at history and studied the healthy instead of the sick, to find out what they did right, in order to be so healthy. Traditional cultures were optimally healthy until they came in contact with white man's food. No heart disease, no cancer, no obesity, no type 2 diabetes. By looking back at how they lived and what they ate, we can learn a lot about today's health problems. For more on this, read the book Nutrition and Physical Degeneration, by Dr. Weston A. Price.

Thanks - I enjoy your blog!