Monthly Archives: November 2006

I and my wife have gotten into the kick of replacing all our aluminum cookware.  We made one sweep a few months ago and we are doing a second sweep again.  We identified that the two electric rice cookers are aluminum.  Then the new rice cooking pot we use for the charcoal fueled stove is … Continue reading

An information bomb is about to explode. The Hundred Year Lie book by Randall Fitzgerald. The author asks “Look around and ask yourself: Why are we all so sick? What you’re about to read is all true and how it affects you is bigger than you know” Personally, the outline sounds much like the expose … Continue reading

Grandma made a surprise call this morning.  She said she had a good night’s sleep.  Of course, we engineered it with her nannie.  We gave her  lots of magnesium from epsom salt soaks and cashews.  We also had her not eat meat or fish at dinner time, just brown rice and vegetables.  I think that … Continue reading

Yesterday I decided to call 3 times a day to see if the caregiver can move my grandmother out of her hot room.  She cannot.  In fact by sunny 10am she said my grandmother had taken a nap in her room where the sun shone brightly and the room temperature soared.  As I have previously … Continue reading

The last time I reported leaving my grandmother on sunday evening, refreshed and strong. She went around her room and her bathroom all by herself. Confident that I have done a good job, I left for home. Monday I get a call from her caregiver complaining that my grandmother finally unloaded her poop, not just … Continue reading

From the WaterCure2.org website: http://www.watercure2.org/mankind.htm The Water Cure Recipe Drink 1/2 your body weight of water in ounces, daily. Example: 180 lb = 90 oz. of water daily. Divide that into 8 or 10 oz. glasses and that’s how many glasses you will need to drink, daily. Use 1/4 tsp. of salt for every quart … Continue reading

We pushed through with the beach trip to Real-Infanta Quezon. Initially we attempted to use the unfinished scenic Marikina-Infanta road. No luck. Smack in the middle of the trip, a recent landslide has made the dirt road impassable and we had to turn back. We instead used the Tanay, Rizal route. The whole trip less … Continue reading