Not to mention the health to those illegal immigrant children... Biden Has Released 250,000 Unaccompanied Illegal Immigrant Children Into The US Biden is stepping over border laws and encouraging illegal immigration, creating a creeping humanitarian disaster from which there seems to be no escape.    [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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I found the difference in oxygen makes a huge diffirence.   [End]
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i dont believe its about the colder climate as much as i do believe it is about vitamin d and serotonin to your brain. ive lived in maine for my whole life except for the years i lived in the florida keys. major difference in mood and depression when the sun starts setting at 4:20 instead of 8:00 i noticed. even with plenty of outdoor winter activities sometimes the sun just isnt in the right place to help our troubled minds.   [End]
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Ditto, Results to be shared, very much plz by request of a participant? Very interesting subject matter.   [End]
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Done! Share the results when done please?   [End]
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Hi there I’m doing a research project and am needing a greater variety of participants. I was wondering whether anyone would mind doing my online survey? It should take no longer than 5 minutes. The criteria for being a participant is that you have moved to a colder climate (even if within the same country) at some point in your life, and have lived there for at least 2 years. The questions relate to seasonality in the colder climate. The link is: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PM6SYCX Feel free to forward my link on to people who meet the criteria. Ideally, I am needing any ext ...
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http://www.mellen-thomas.com/stories.htm   [End]
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http://reluctant-messenger.com/reincarnation-buddha.htm   [End]
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”relocation” is the most accurate place I could find to put this...no rebirth or reincarnation forum? ..(surprising, since there are so many accounts of it. And more and more provable.) CZ feels a bit like my own filing system. Way too many folders!! More and more I see they all reduce down to one or two--trouble is, that folder needs reducing. :-) Oh Well, so be it. Here’s one story, and it seems to some with some healing, which is THE thing. (I never watch Fox news or any news, but just came across this) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWCUjx4nI98 This is an ABC artic ...
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count me in.... seriously. my bags are packed ;)   [End]
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Hi SC, Only 2 months after your post to spot the thread, which I did accidentally (And am glad I did)..:) Not too bad huh? I have often thought about a community where skills were valued as well as money.. A community which produces most or all of its own food and makes natural products marketable outside itself.. At one time I started an actual plan.. We could maybe work out an outline, at least.. What do you think? Good Health, Ladylove   [End]
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Hey, great! After 2 years, someone finally answers my post! Ha ha! Curezone is great! I definitely think a written agreement is in order.   [End]
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I might.. As long as no one else attempts to impose their idea of ”health” on me, a la Homeowners Association. Why, you may ask? And I would answer, ”Because there are still folks out there who think saccharine is OK. Because there are still folks out there who call themselves healthy, but who load their yards up with Roundup every year. Because there are folks out there who don’t know what they’re talking about, but they *think* they do.. And therefore they can’t shut up.” So it would take a written agreement, IMHO. Probably what our Forefathers were doing by writing a Constit ...
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Relocating For Health Climate is among the oldest of man’s experiments in the treatment of diseases. At the turn of the century it was believed that the right climate, good food and rest could cure many illnesses including, tuberculosis, upper respiratory diseases and arthritis. At that time tuberculosis was known as the ’White Plague’ and was one of the most common and most life threatening diseases. Early experiments in its treatment included convalescent care and sabbaticals to the Southwest because of the benefit of its arid climate. Health-seekers came to the Southwest from all ove ...
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Japan’s island of long life Japanese live longer than any other nationals -- and the highest life expectancy is in Okinawa. There is no secret formula, writes Stephen Carr, just a mix of good diet and a healthy attitude. WHEN it comes to life expectancy, Japan is something of a contradiction -- the Japanese are the longest living people in the world, yet they are dying early of overwork. Japanese is the only language that has a word -- karoshi -- for dying from working too hard. The Labour Ministry says 90 people worked themselves to death in 1998, though unofficial estimates p ...
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A two-part question: a) Does anyone know of any ”health communities” out there? (Besides cults) I suppose that would include environment, lifestyle, and food. b) Would you want to live in a health community? (theoretically) Why or why not?   [End]
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I love your post... I think this should be the forum description [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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Relocating For Health Climate is among the oldest of man’s experiments in the treatment of diseases. At the turn of the century it was believed that the right climate, good food and rest could cure many illnesses including, tuberculosis, upper respiratory diseases and arthritis. At that time tuberculosis was known as the ’White Plague’ and was one of the most common and most life threatening diseases. Early experiments in its treatment included convalescent care and sabbaticals to the Southwest because of the benefit of its arid climate. Health-seekers came to the Sou ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Mazatlán, Mexico!! The City: Mazatlán has more than 12 miles ofwide sandy beaches that seem to go on forever. Apicturesque Malecon (an oceanfront promenade) is a center for Mazatlecos and tourists alike for walking, exercising and people watching.Unique to other tourist cities along the coasts of Mexico, Mazatlán is acommercial city. No question, it has the mega-resorts in the Golden and Platinum Zones, but there are not the big housing areas occupied permanent- ly by expatriates, like in Guadalajara. I live on a block in which I am the only foreign citizen. I have Canadian an ...
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The first time we went to Mexico as a family was back in the summer of ’71. We drank the bottled water and tried to be careful of what we ate. We made it through the trip without anybody getting sick until the last day or so, when my little sister got the revenge. I had always heard it was an ameoba dysentery and I had heard it called Montezuma’s Revenge or the Mexican Two Step or The Trots. I traveled there many years later in 1987 and met a fellow traveler who got sick from eating lettuce. I made it fine through my trip until I got to my last stop, Cancun, and then I got a touch o ...
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Who was Moctezuma? To most foreigners, Moctezuma is just some Aztec emperor with the dubious distinction of having the diarrhea that tourists in Mexico sometimes get from drinking the local water named after him (”Moctezuma’s revenge”, aka La Venganza de Moctezuma). When it happens to the unlucky ones, the presence is unmistakable. The technical definition is the passage of at least three unformed stools in a 24-hour period together with nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, fecal urgency or the passage of blood or mucous. The disease usually lasts 3 to 5 days and is caused by exposure to ...
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Yes I have heard that too. I am curious about the water issue. I think I will research it. Sea   [End]
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At one time, going to a mineral spring to ’take the waters’ or to a hot spring for the ’mud treatment’ was the thing to do among the wealthy. It made them feel good and it was fashionable. Today, it hasn’t really changed very much. Today we come to a spa to be pampered. It makes us feel good and besides, it’s fashionable. Probably no new hotel facilities in the past fifty years have had as much impact on guests as weight rooms and spas which have become as ubiquitous as cocktail lounges. Keeping fit is a lifestyle decision that is easy to maintain in Hawaii. Rejuvenation in the island ...
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That sounds great, but what about the water? I have always heard that you don’t drink the water in Mexico. Paulette   [End]
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CHEAP!!! Check out the link below for info on international living...including real estate. They have a free weekly email that you can register for, too! INTERNATIONAL LIVING   [End]
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You’re so funny Sea... It is time for summer, boy, I am ready Ana   [End]
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How much is the property there? I like that cottage. If anything, a vacation home would be nice.. Ana   [End]
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But why Mexico, you might ask? The reason so many Americans and Canadians choose Mexico is because they can drive to Mexico in a car. A bigger reason is that Mexico is a bargain compared to the USA and Canada. But there are also a large number of Europeans in Mexico. Mexico is rich with history, steeped in culture, having perhaps a more pronounced culture than any other nation in latin America with the exception of Brazil and Argentina. Mexico has great food, great architecture and many areas with an excellent climate. Mexico is also modern, with better highways than many parts of l ...
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Yes it is very expensive to live there. I would love to go right about now. The winter here in Alaska has been way too long this year. Oh well......hey! How about Mexico? Everything is cheaper. I have been cooped up in this house way too long with below zero temps outside. I think I have house poisening. I KNOW I have cabin fever. It sure would be nice to lay in the sun and soak up a little heat, stay ouside all day,ride bycicles,jogging,go to the village market for fresh organic produce. I had fun jogging here until a huge moose almost ran me over. True not kidding. Then after Kit ...
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Good link....the only thing that they neglected to tell you to bring plenty of money. *S* Blueduck   [End]
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Southern Belle, Sure thing, I will !! *S* Blueduck   [End]
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http://www.gabbardhawaii.com/hawaii.html#Moving   [End]
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I know you don’t take living there for granted. Savor every day you have. Breathe that wonderful salt air and think of me when you walk on the beach, please...... Paulette   [End]
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I know you don’t take living there for granted. Savor every day you have. Breathe that wonderful salt air and think of me when you walk on the beach, please...... Paulette   [End]
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The air in Hawaii is pretty good too......there are usually trade winds blowing to take away what ever pollutants that are here...which are few actually. Of course there is pollution from the cars on the freeways. However.........(there is always a ”but”)....the stress levels here are high because it costs so much to live here. I would not trade living here for living any where else in the world. I will stay here. *S* Blueduck   [End]
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I think if I could move to Hawaii or The Cayman Islands, it would do wonders for my health...........It would certainly help my tan. Paulette   [End]
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I think if I could move to Hawaii or The Cayman Islands, it would do wonders for my health...........It would certainly help my tan. Paulette   [End]
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