Re: "Grizzly Bear" Got Me Thinking ...

If I were back in my familiar stomping grounds in
Missouri, I would be making the rounds monthly
to my favorite health food stores teaching body
maintenance, including a class on oil-pulling.
Planting the seeds to good habits and healthy
alternatives to sitting in a dentist or doctor's
waiting office is a great aspiration and worthy
of the thought you are giving it...

A designated oil bar would not be profitable to
make the electric bill...ggg, but this does not
mean the idea is worthless and it is certainly NOT
stupid. You have an idea worthy of sharing so keep
working on ways to share it. I have been sharing
what I learned on Curezone with friends and family
for over a year now. I have many converts under my
wing and am surprised *who* has taken to being
empowered to help themselves. Not long ago, I made
an appointment with my banker and we spoke business
for 10 minutes and health options, including oil-
pulling for another 45 minutes. The first time I
brought up the subject of health, 7 years ago, he
made notes and even called me at home to say I was
right. I think he has begun making converts too since
people in the bank speak to me on a first name basis
and no one interrupted us for the hour we visited...ggg.

My friends and family have been very open to this
info too. I bought everyone bottles of oil and
blackstrap molasses for gifts and I am sure there
will be no returns there. Even my neighbors are
frequently emailing me for info about liver flushing
and natural alternatives.

You may have to scale down your dream a little
but start talking...have an oil tasting party
at home...like those Tupperware parties...ggg
and let the fun begin. I had a liver flushing
party here once...ggg. Before you know it, health
and what you have recently learned will become
favorite conversations with friends. I actually
get tired of talking about healing but realize
there is a great need and people are hungry for
info. Feed the need Mama Crow~~

be happy, be well,
Zoe

-_-


ps. your dad sounds like a inspiring caring man~~
you were blessed...ggg