Go Natural for Good Health

C the Many Benefits of Vitamin C

It would be impossible in a short column to share all of the beneficial ways vitamin C helps your body function. So, I’ll hit the highlights for you and hope you consider it one of your better nutrient friends.

Sailors in by-gone centuries learned the valuable of taking limes in their ship’s drinking water. It prevented scurvy and gave rise to their nickname, "Limies." Scurvy would have made it very difficult to do the many tasks of a seaman. But, did you know that many Americans may be borderline scurvy victims?

Did you know that 21 countries in the world have banned this herbicide? Although Mexico and Costa Rica have banned it in our part of the earth, the U.S. FDA continues to approve its use.

This common weedkiller doesn't just kill weeds. It lowers sperm counts which fits nicely with Mr. G. and others who think we have way too many people on this planet. He works hard to do his best to lessen the population.

Dr. Zach Bush has done much to alert the public about the dangers of this toxin. He mentions, on his site, about a study done in 2011 by the Centers for Disease and Control (CDC). They found that 54% of children by the time they were 17 had damage to their hormone, immune, lungs and nervous systems and more. https://zachbushmd.com/gmo/glyphosate-toxins/ 

Have you ever had a surgical site that just wouldn't quit hurting? Or chronic arthritis pain in your hands, fingers, ankles or knees? How about pain from a cancer site? Migraines?

Did you know that 60 Minutes once held an entire show on the many benefits of DMSO? Mike Wallace called the show, "The Riddle of DMSO." So, what is DMSO? Dimethyl sulfoxide was originally used as a solvent. It was first discovered by a Russian scientist, Alexander Zaytsev, in 1866 as he was the first to synthesize it.

In the 1960s, Dr. Stanley Jacob and his University of Oregon Medical School team found that it could penetrate skin. However, it had some peculiar traits. It smells like garlic and may leave a garlicky taste to the breath. On top of that, some say it tastes like oysters in the mouth.

It's a very controversial substance. Those who have used it to cure a wide number of disorders stand staunchly on one side of the issue and those who defame it are just as strong on the other. (By the way, it can't be patented, which means traditional pharmaceutical companies aren't interested in it. Not profitable.)

When I wrote the column on your teeth, I promised to write on fluoride. It has now become a really hot topic. People, who stand pro and con, vigorously defend their viewpoints. This often leaves the public confused in the wake of their rhetoric. So, let’s examine it rationally and let you determine which side of the issue you want to use to guide your life.

If you’ve ever watched a young child scrub their teeth, they often look at the substance on the brush, then taste it. It’s usually brightly colored to grab their attention. Then it has flavors in the mix and may have cartoon figures on the box or container. All the better to make it seem very special to a child and the purchasing parent.

The last post may have triggered questions for you, but it’s important to realize that this is not the safe world that our grandparents lived in. However, if we know the right things to do, we can overcome the challenges that have been placed in our paths. In this post , I’ll deal with such things as parasites, bacteria, candida and biofilms.

No one likes the idea that there may be something other than good and sometimes bad bacteria that can live in your gut. Many are aware of  H-pylori which can cause painful irritations in the stomach lining. It’s a type of bacteria, that, left untreated, can cause a person to be prone to peptic ulcers and even stomach cancer.

Many of you have suffered in wide variety of unexplained symptoms since the 2020 debacle hit our nation and the world. For some of you, It meant a depressed immune system. For some it meant a variety of heart symptoms, Many had brain fog or unexplained sudden nerve pain or even the sudden appearance of different forms of cancer. The jaberwock struck in devious ways according to a person's genetics, their state of health or disorder before it hit. Some of you did not get the jabber, but experienced odd symptoms following exposure to those who had # 1, # 2 or booster.

For.a long time we felt hopeless and helpless to deal with the escalating symptoms. That was a time of great anxiety, fear, confusion and uncertainty. Media promoted a planned propaganda system which didn't help.

For a very long time, I've felt that the treatment of physical difficulties in the future will be removed from the Pharm industry and will have a turn around based on light and sound therapeutics.

In line with that, I have many documents, books and other research that's pointing more and more in that direction. I received a very interesting site featuring a "functional neurologist and pioneer in laser therapy," Dr. Brandon Crawford. He specializes in "using light therapy and photobiomodulation to heal brain injuries." This is a great benefit to children who often have home or sporting injuries in their very early years.

It isn't unusual for a child to take a nasty tumble down steep stairs, fall off the balance beam to hit their heads on the concrete gym floor, or have a bicycle or skate board crash.

“Now prancing, now dancing, now standing still.” Do you remember this childhood riddle? We’re going to talk about your teeth and mouth care.

Do you have any idea what’s in the toothpaste you use two or more times a day to polish your mouth ponies? We’re going to delve into this issue and end up with some nice alternatives.

One of the most frequently touted ingredients is fluoride. Because the topic is so. huge, I will deal with it in another post.That leaves about 12 or more ingredients that may be in that tube. One that was popular with toothpaste manufacturers was later banned in soaps but was still regarded as “safe” by the FDA to put into your mouth.. However, that Triclosan is a pesticide and was added as an antibacterial agent which was still in use as of January 2020. (You are not a pest! I don’t care who told you that you were!)