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Kalliopi deleted the text of all her related posts, maybe because she is a very busy person and wasn't getting the response and interest needed to keep her at her campaign.
Yet she left this one in the Organics forum, and the same story on another bulletin board.
I think it is one of the most important stories I've read on the CureZone, and I'd like to recall it to your attention.
You'll see that she accomplished the remedy she suggests, and got great health benefits, BEFORE telling us.
I made the mistake of saying that I was printing up her posts in a 'book' (meaning a looseleaf binder - for my own use) and I think the idea of a 'book' worried her. I am quite certain that she had no 'commercial' intentions with her discoveries...though I felt, still feel, that her story is significant to the world's well-being.
I know a number of authors and write some myself, and would not, will not plagerize anyone's story.
There are, I feel, two vitally important discoveries to Kalliopi's post. They have radically changed my thinking.
...1. That people addicted to Mono-Sodium-Glutamat (Natrium Glutamat) automatically REACH for any product that contains it.
...2. That people CAN develop a sensitivity that will detect its presence.
I read that she did her homework, writing to companies for confirmation of the presence of Mono-Sodium-Glutamat (Natrium Glutamat) in their products. And she got some confirmations, even when the substance wasn't listed on their labels.
I should go look if you have already put one of her earlier posts in the newsletter. If so, the link to it would only get the empty post, should anyone be looking in the archives.
Don't know what can be done with this. I just feel it is important.
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Hi fledgling
Oops sorry fledgling...i read too fast and just saw the word "deleted"
You can't lose it.
http://www.msgmyth.com/discus/messages/9/1121.html?1142035160
It is still printable
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This is a reply to # 90,693Tell me, do you think Kalliopi's discovery/opinion is important?
I do, and wonder if it can't be preserved in some prominent place where newcomers easily see it. Maybe in FAQs or something.
To me, this is key to everyone avoiding toxins, no matter where they might be found.
Somehow I am going to learn to do this.
Interestingly, Kalliopi herself was surprised that some (many) have difficulty testing for the presence of a substance. She believed that pendulum testing worked and just went ahead and practiced until it did.
Bravo, Kalliopi!
Maybe it, or some other method could test for the 'lack' of nutrients in our food. This seems to me to be a major cause of many ailments.
What is the old saying? "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure."
That's for me!
Have you noticed that Dr. Emoto's site has changed?
Luckily, Lapis preserved a copy of one page of the original: //www.curezone.org/forums/m.asp?f=115&i=113
This is another amazing discovery, plainly stated and clear to anyone who reads it.
Simple clarity is wonderfully important to 'average' people the world over, don't you think?
My husband often makes the point that passing on information, without clarity, is like winking at a girl in the dark...you know what you intend to convey, but she hasn't a clue! ;)
Anyway, posting here gets renewed attention.
Hope this helps some.
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This is a reply to # 90,704Do you mean that you think words, as Dr. Emoto uses them, do NOT have the effect of purification?
This is NOT a confrontational question...I would really like to know your opinions.
And, I will always respect both of you, and everyone else who might disagree with me, no matter what reply you give.
I need to know your true opinions for my own well-being.
My best,
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”I tried juice fasting before but it was very hard. With this product it was much easier.”
That's somewhat how I see it, too.
Additionally, I believe we, all of us, come from peacefulness, and we go to peacefulness, and that all in between is just another possibility...another form of expression of energy.
However, I think we have the capability of knowing what works best, in the meantime.
"First, do no harm," seems wonderfully wise, to me.
Still, it is important to me to know the thoughts of other CureZone posters.
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MoreThis is a reply to # 90,714It's a sea of infinite possibilities...even "peacefulness."
Are you guys baking in the heat? We are having record highs in the mountains.
Keep them peaches comming ;-)
~Lapis~- Thanks, Lapis fledgling
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This is a reply to # 90,715Normally, the 'weather' guys don't predict 'record' anything...now they are, for the south Okanagan, etc. Lytton was the hottest place in B.C. yesterday.
I am ocean-born. Hubby = Winnipeg. The stunted peach tree on this rented property was stripped of green fruit by deer a week ago. The cherries from the 30+ foot unpruned tree didn't last more than a week. The grapes are growing wonderfully. Our strawberry patch is full of grasses...the birds don't know they are there. :)
They have a huge spraying program around here, but somehow they don't bother us.
We'll move to the basement if it gets too hot upstairs. Just as soon as I move my garage sale collections out of the way, we have a 'summer kitchen' down there. We put reflective film on the biggest windows, upstairs.
I see the gap between 'science' and 'energy'. And I know the proofs I've seen. Better I keep my mouth shut now.
My best,
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This is a reply to # 90,716If one designs a house with thick walls (good R factor) on a slab, you can have a very cool home. My place was designed to be non toxic, warm in winter and cool in summer, all without any air conditioning and minimum heat in the winter.
My next place will incorporate hemp as insulation. It is mold resistant as well as having a decent R factor. It is being used widely in Europe but isn't promoted much here. Lets see...good insulation = low gas or electric bills....ahhhhh that's why ;-)
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This is a reply to # 90,717Mom phoned me today. Someone is building straw-bale in a town nearby, and having an Open House of some kind tomorrow.
They have solar panels, etc., and it will cost them $275,000. It shouldn't, I think, but bale suppliers may be "making hay while the sun shines." Everything depends on the dryness, and tightness, of course. Shipping and storage are important, too. Seems like a farmer could easily figure it out.
Wish architects would get off their thumbs. There is one architect in Cranbrook, I believe. I think that was where they did a study on a seniors' home of straw, and found there was no saving in materials costs. Sigh!
You got a licenced hemp grower in your neighbourhood? There is one near our town, I'm told. Don't know if he's growing.
Amazing that one must now have a 'licence' to grow what early U.S. settlers were REQUIRED to grow. Its uses are endless, and you'd have to consume a truckful to get a buzz. The male plants have longer fibres, and no hallucinogens. But, tell that to the stupid enthusiasts who will break down your fences to get at it!
There's a town in Saskatchewan where they are replacing their civic buildings with straw-bale, and some heavy laminated beams. Looks good.
They say rice straw won't easily burn, but neither will grass straw when it's well-packed...no oxygen. People don't realize that combustion of any kind takes oxygen. It's our most expensive fuel because it's diminishing. But, who cares? It seems free.
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This is a reply to # 90,722I applaud that, Lapis.
Haven't seen any info on it. Only on the dryness of grass straw, and the necessity of thorough concrete parging.
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This is a reply to # 90,725The "globalist" worm I refer to is the global eltie, who in their totalitarian power, have made sure that hemp does not reach a mainstream audience. It is THAT worm that needs to be balanced.
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This is a reply to # 90,726Oh! That fat, puffed up, green one...that thinks it strikes terror in every heart, everywhere, while it aches for the coin in your pocket, and the one in mine.
Best way to eradicate them is to dance right over them, coins jingling merrily in our pockets. Drives them mad.
You see, they are committed to getting our coins. They have to...even if they must give us what we want to get them.
Funny thing is...we'd pay them very, very well for what we REALLY want, hands down. If they only knew what it is...
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Know any in and around Ottawa, and/or Kitchener/Waterloo?
(I love the Gatineaus, and right now thinking about Elora...(?)
looking at places in "the country", so to speak. Of course straw bale would be ideal, but you know what they say--
"If you want anything done right..."
I've been wanting to build straw bale for oh- about twenty years. I've seen it done well, and CMHC did some studies years ago--so they KNOW it's good. Why aren't there more buildings?
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I agree, Savagegrace posted some excellent explanations that need to be seen and understood by those who are new to pH balancing. They should not be considered topics for debate, although a few have tried to turn it in to one. I believe it would be valuable to remove the few negative comments and repost his observations on a support forum.
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This is a reply to # 90,726I'm looking at Yoho, and Field, and the falls.
Gorgeous!
Be nice to think you are there...or somewhere equally beautiful.
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