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May 11 Earthquake in Spain Was Correctly Predicted by Planetary Alignment

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So it has come to pass. The Nibiru / Planet X / Elenin timeline prepared by Terral was proven correct again. This time he predicted: “May 11 Earth, Mercury, Venus and Jupiter are in alignment to create optimum conditions for seismic activity.”

planetary alignments caused the May 11 Spain earthquake

planetary alignments caused the May 11 Spain earthquake

I hereby bow to Terral’s predicting abilities. Solar system alignments and seismic activity is just common sense. So when is the next big alignment?

Sept 26: “Nibiru / Planet X / Elenin passes between Sun and Earth for second alignment for anticipated Geological Pole Shift Event. Second Alignment. 0.396 AU from Earth.”

Sun Elenin Earth Alignment 26 Sept 2011

Sun Elenin Earth Alignment 26 Sept 2011

So this is it. Just a few more months before the next big one. Be prepared.

Follow Terral’s predictions at http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message1367678/pg1

Vinegar vs Warts or Banana Peels vs Warts?

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Vinegar vs Warts or Banana Peels vs Warts? Pick your poison. One of them will work. I used to have a big wart on my middle finger when I was a kid, they burned it several times then did surgery. With today’s knowledge, we don’t need that. Plantar warts, genital warts, any kind of wart, who cares? Just do it. None of this is harmful, so there is nothing to lose:

For the Vinegar vs Warts tutorial video:

For the Banana Peel vs Warts tutorial video:

All you need is to get the inside of the banana peel. Tape it on the wart. Let it stay for 3 days. The wart will go away.

If you need a book to get rid of warts, you can buy: Get Rid of Warts Forever. Click here.

RH Bill Publicly Rejected in Live Debate

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Depopulation bill – absolutely everything to do with degrading the health of women by hoodwinking with the Orwellian title “Reproductive Health” Bill phrase – was very much rejected by the nationwide viewing audience in a much awaited live and public debate. 65% voted to JUNK the RH Bill. Diana Uichanco reports:

Pro-lifers demolish pro-RH arguments in TV debate

MANILA, May 10, 2011—It was a dynamic discussion on sex education, population and poverty, health issues and the beginning of life as representatives of different sectors debated on Sunday night’s “Harapan/ RH Bill: Ipasa o Ibasura” on ABS-CBN.

After the bill’s primary author, Albay Rep. Edcel Lagman, kicked off the debate with reasons why the measure ought to be approved, Paranaque Rep. Roilo Golez pointed out serious health factors that made the bill’s reproductive health measures objectionable.

Besides stressing the link between contraceptive use and breast cancer according to the World Health Organization and the US-based National Cancer Institute, Golez expressed concern over the perceived protective power of prophylactics against sexually transmitted diseases.

As an example he cited Thailand, where the high contraceptive prevalence rate has not curbed the incidence of AIDS, now numbered at some 600,000 cases.

“Bakit ganon? Kung totoong tama ang RH eh bakit ubod ng laki ang kanilang HIV cases?” he asked.

The solon also presented charts illustrating the downward trend of the country’s population growth rate. The Philippines does not need a reproductive health law as a means to arrest population growth, he said, because the growth rate of 3 percent in 1960 has decreased to 1.95 percent in 2010.

When life begins

The protection of unborn people as provided by the Philippine Constitution and the issue of when life begins came up several times, with a lawyer and the physicians from both sides tackling the matter.

“The State shall equally protect the life of the mother and the life of the unborn from conception,” said Alliance for the Family Inc. (ALFI) President Atty. Girlie Noche.

“Sinasabi na po ng Constitution [na] may life—life of the unborn from conception. So I think there’s no question anymore. There’s already life at conception.” The lawyer added that her study of the proceedings of the 1986 Constitutional Commission revealed that the members of the body used the terms “conception” and “fertilization” interchangeably.

“So this is a non-issue. Life begins at conception,” Atty. Noche added.

The medical aspect was presented by bioethics and embryology professor Dr. Josephine Lomitao, reminding everyone that “the best evidence of the beginning of proof of life should be something objective, therefore scientific.”

The OB-Gyne then briefly explained the process of reproduction, ending with “once the fertilized egg or zygote has been formed, it starts to divide. What other proof of life do you want? This division is purposeful, coordinated, and [the zygote] will be unable to implant if it weren’t alive because implantation—which other groups claim to be the beginning of life—is a complex process.”

The advocates of the bill—titled The Responsible Parenthood, Reproductive Health and Population and Development Act of 2011—have been fighting for revised definitions of terms, specifically the move to make “conception” (thereby “fertilization” too, as per the Constitutional Commission’s definitions) synonymous with “implantation.”

Rise in population = poverty?

The debate became even more animated when talk shifted to population and poverty. “Mahirap ba tayo dahil marami tayo? That is the question,” said former senator and governor Joey Lina. What followed was a zealous exchange of ideas about overpopulation possibly leading to poverty.

After presenting a brief explanation of demographics and standard of living as regards the local scenario, Lina blasted the commonly used reasoning of attributing poverty to an increasing population.

“Tayo ay mahirap hindi dahil sa tao. Tayo ay mahirap dahil ninanakaw ang pera ng bayan. Iyan ang dahilan kung bakit tayo mahirap!” he declared.

“P200 billion [ang] nawawala, according to certain studies. Ang [University of the Philippines nag-conduct ng] study, 30-40 % of our budget is lost due to corruption. So kung ‘yung perang ninanakaw sa fertilizer scam, sa mga… NBN deal, diyan sa mga conversion, highways, katakot-takot na road users’ tax, kung yung daang bilyong piso na ninanakaw ng mga nanunungkulan ay nagagamit para mapabuti ang kalagayan ng bayan, napatataas ang antas ng edukasyon, nakapagtatayo ng maraming eskwelahan, nakapagtatayo ng maraming ospital at nakakabigay ng mataas na sweldo sa ating mga doktor at nurses, mawawala ang mga problemang ‘yan.”

School-based sex education

Another explosive topic in the nearly two-hour debate was that of sex education. House Bill 4244 mandates a six-year “Reproductive Health and Sexuality Education” program for all private and public schools.

The bone of contention was whether or not the rights and duties of parents were being undermined by this portion of the measure, which will integrate the said program in several subjects starting with Grade 5 students. Though she believes in the parents’ role as primary educators of their children, former legislator Risa Hontiveros-Baraquel asserted that some parents are not willing and able to tackle certain issues with their family, and this is where the school will come in.

Democratic Socialist Women of the Philippines (DSWP) head Elizabeth Angsioco agreed, pointing out that the government’s program was being put in place merely as a support to parents.

Fr. Melvin Castro, Executive Secretary of the Episcopal Commission on Family and Life (ECFL), zeroed in on the RH advocates’ concurrence that mothers and fathers indeed have the primary duty to educate their young ones.

“Bakit hindi ‘yon ang tutukan ng gobyerno? Bakit didiretso ang gobyerno sa intervention sa mga kabataan? Precisely po, sapagka’t kung ang mga magulang ang ideal teachers then let’s [focus on] the ideal. Kaya ‘yun ang ating palakasin.

“‘Yung pinagpipilitang State intervention,” he added. “Itanong ko lamang po sa mga nagpo-propose ng bill na ito: Pinagdududahan po ba natin ang kakayahan ng mga magulang?”

Afterwards, the legal basis for shooting down the proposed bill was again brought up, as Noche underscored that the Constitution states clearly that “the parents have the primary right and duty to develop the moral character of their children. Ang gobyerno po ay supporting role lamang. Hindi gobyerno ang may karapatan na humubog sa moralidad ng mga bata,” the lawyer stressed.

However, the RH bill makes sexuality education mandatory—and in both private and public schools, Noche pointed out. In addition, it is the government—not the parents—who formulate and finalize the program’s curriculum. “Gobyerno. Hindi po dito kasama ang mga magulang…”

“At ang hindi ko maintindihan dito, bakit kinakailangang sampung taon pa lamang ay mag-aral na ng sexuality education. From grade 5 to 4th year, so anim na taon. Ano po ito? Kailangan po ba ng PhD para sa sex education?,” Noche asked.

Dubious values formation

Among the other protests to the mandated sex education portion of the bill is the absence of values formation that put the lessons in the context of deeply held Filipino family values.

Iloilo Rep. Janette Garin, one of the bill’s co-authors, was quick to point out that among the topics in the sex education program was “values formation.” However, one of the long-time technical experts involved in monitoring the government’s population education/sex education programs asserted otherwise.

Bioethics professor Dr. Angelita Aguirre related that very few are aware that this method-based, values-free kind of sex education has been making its way into school curricula for nearly 40 years, since the late President Marcos’ Presidential Decree 79 resulted in the formulation of the “pop ed/sex ed modules” that have been carried out since 1972.

As for specifics when it comes to the proposed bill’s program, “Ang tinuturo po ay hindi values education. Nakita po namin ang modules, binasa po namin ito. Wala pong sinasabi doon na mag-asawa ka muna bago ka mag-relasyon. Kung hindi ka na makapagpigil, basta hindi ka magbuntis at hindi ka magkasakit, puwede,” Aguirre described.

The doctor explained that it’s the content that she and other pro-life groups object to. If the goal is really to help children learn about the reproductive system, it should be taught in Biology, in a scientific context, she said. The emotional, social and spiritual dimensions, she added, should be made part of Character Education. This was her group’s recommendation to the Department of Education at a previous time.

“Bakit kailangan mong ituro ng anim na taon? At sa lahat ng subjects—math science literature and everything. And you know, this was patterned after the Sex Information and Education Council in the US, [translated to Tagalog] lang. We saw it. Kung ano yung nasa Amerika, [ginawang Tagalog] lang ‘yon,” Aguirre pointed out.

Toward the end of the debate, Lina summed up what he had picked up so far, based on the arguments brought out by those in favor of a reproductive health law as a solution to poverty:

“The RH proponents, ang gusto nila, ang solusyon sa kahirapan is to reduce the population growth rate. All your statements are bolstering the argument that we are poor because we are many. That is the premise. That’s why we are saying, we are poor not because we are many; we are poor because of the mismanagement of our economy. We are poor because of graft and corruption. If there is proper management of resources just like what’s being done in other countries, we will not suffer the fate that we are suffering now. The solution you are offering is not the solution.”

Foreign concept
Fr. Castro summed up his position on the RH bill by saying why the country has no need for such a legislative measure.

“Palagi nating reference ang ibang bansa sa reproductive health. Iyan ay pag-amin din na isang banyagang konsepto ang RH. Bakit nating pinaggigiitan na yakapin ‘yan ng Sambayanang Pilipino [samantalang] nakakubli nga diyan ang.access to ‘safe’ and legal abortion. Bakit natin pinagpipilitan ang isang banyagang konsepto sa isang bansa na tulad natin na likas na maka-pamilya at likas na maka-buhay. We reject the RH bill at huwag nang ipasa ‘yang batas na ‘yan dahil hindi kailangan ng Sambayanan.”

The other speakers for the anti-RH side were George Balagtas of the Pro-Life Coalition of the Philippines, and Dr. Johnrob Bantang, spokesperson of a position paper against the RH bill by individual UP faculty, students and alumni.

Other members of the pro-RH panel were former Health Secretary Esperanza Cabral, Bishop Rodrigo Tano, Chairman of Interfaith Partnership for the Promotion of Responsible Parenthood, UP Center for Women’s Studies Director Dr. Sylvia Estrada Claudio, and tour guide and RH supporter Carlos Celdran.

The “Junk the RH bill” side garnered more votes, based on the results of the online and text survey held during the debate. As for 12:40am of May 9, the result was—Ipasa: 34.62% ; Ibasura—65.38%. (Diana Uichanco)

Source: http://www.cbcpnews.com/?q=node%2F15473

Related blog posts:

http://www.myhealthblog.org/2010/11/23/rh-bill-2010-statistics-population-growth-graphs-per-decade/

and

I’m a fully qualified healer (see my website credentials and the people I have helped) and this RH Bill has nothing to do with addressing women’s health. That is the ruse they play “women”… in fact, all the contraceptive promotion they promote is DETRIMENTAL to women’s health.

http://www.myhealthblog.org/2010/10/01/health-freaks-on-informed-choice-of-birth-control/

and

http://www.myhealthblog.org/2011/03/09/womens-day-nothing-record-infertilities-celebrating-the-poisoning-of-women-through-birth-control/

and the status of RH Bills in Congress and Senate at http://alfi.org.ph/2011/category/congress-watch/

Raw Wild Honey in Ifugao: Rare and Expensive

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I’m just back from my 2nd trip to Ifugao province and I visit their markets. I’m lucky enough to get raw wild honey by chance and buy as much as I can afford and I’m keeping these in storage as medicine. I now have different colors: brown, orange and yellow. All taste different. All are expensive.

Raw wild honey is expensive because it is wild. The supply is limited and erratic. You are lucky if the tribes people sell you some from their mountains. They consume and keep what they need and sell to us low landers their excess, which is not much. It’s good that most low land people are not too aware of just how crazily medicinal raw honey is.

The Ifugao know how medicinal raw wild honey is. It is well known that raw wild honey is snapped up in the market when it gets there. I’m lucky because I keep looking for raw wild honey and keep asking for it.

The value of honey for the Ifugao was stressed when I was at the central provincial souvenir building and I chanced upon the display of eight small bottles of raw wild honey from hucbong. I decided to buy 5. I left some for other customers.

The two male Ifugao staff were both giggling. I asked what was funny. They said they had bought up with their own money a good amount of the raw wild honey that arrived yesterday. They were scrounging for more money to buy the rest of the raw wild honey, but I arrived and bought up almost all that was left. I did leave 3.

They both knew raw wild honey was superior and they did not care for the plentiful farmed honey in the lower shelves. They knew where Hucbong was, the source of the honey. And they actually met the natives who brought the honey to the center. They know it’s the real deal. If they had enough money, they would have bought all of the raw wild honey for themselves.

The staff said raw wild honey is used plain given to children who are sick with colds and coughs. They also give it to their fighting cocks when their fighting cocks have colds. No need for calamansi they said. Yeah, I’ve heard that story before that raw wild honey was basically medicine for their children.

Come to think of it, I should have bought the last 3 bottles as well.

raw wild honey from hucbong, ifugao

Raw Wild Honey from Hucbong, Ifugao

High Everything Diet, Raising Metabolism and Curing Diseases

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I was in the car listening again to an interview of Matt Stone of 180degreehealth.com and his promoting the high everything diet in the talk show of Jimmy Moore’s Livin La Vida Low Carb show. Of course for those who follow the dogma of low carb diets, what Matt Stone says is complete heresy. But for myself as a raw paleo dieter and healer of people, high everything diet is just plain healing logic.

I know of at least 2 notable healers who use high everything diets in their healing practice. One is my good friend and professional healer Vander Gaditano and one is Aajonus Vonderplanitz.

I have both books of Aajonus Vonderplanitz and his healing diet plan calls for continuous eating large quantities of your most nutritious animal foods, green juices and some fruit. Aajonus even has recipes that involve a combination of raw honey and raw fat (raw butter). Honey is widely promoted by Aajonus… combining this with fat and protein and this is a high everything diet.

Vander Gaditano is even more specific about raising body temperature and raising your metabolism. When Vander shakes your hand, he instinctively says something about the warmth or clamminess of your hand. Vander says raising the patient’s metabolism increases his rate of healing vastly. Vander encourages his patients to eat and eat and eat and eat in vast quantities they can digest. I’ve seen him cook organic brown rice in pyrex glass, cook organic goat meat for protein, in coconut milk (fat).

What is astounding is just as veganism is exposed as false religion, so must this insistence of everyone should go on low carb diets at all times and that carbohydrates are evil. There is a time for veganism, there is a time for low carb diets, and there is a time for high everything diets. And yes I agree that high carbohydrate – low fat diet of the SAD food pyramid is just ridiculously wrong.

If you are carbohydrate sensitive, then you may actually be sick or nutritionally deficient you are not able to process carbohydrates. What you need is some nutrition to metabolize carbohydrates and some good healthy carbohydrates. This is where vegetable green juicing and special fruit like bitter melon comes in. Watch how ingesting half a bitter raw bitter melon for a day or two will help you consume the carbohydrates you need for health to raise your metabolism.

Going on high everything diets is just practical healing. The only thing to watch out for is digestion. Can that person digest the food you truck in his mouth? This is where raw paleo diets come in because these are the easiest to digest, most nutritious food stuffs you can eat. And also this is why sequential eating is superior to food combining.

Listen to Matt Stone’s interview about his version of high everything diet on the livin la vida low carb show. Click here.

My raw paleo diet version of the high everything diet can involve raw meat, raw bone marrow, raw starches and raw honey. It has worked for me when I do this I feel too warm sometimes. Raw wild honey is key. No wonder traditional peoples have prized raw wild honey for millenia, why the Ifugao give raw wild honey to their children when sick and this will be the subject of another blog post: raw wild honey.

Adolescent Immunization Vaccination Con Game Contest: Win Ipods and Laptops

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School in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools resorts to conning children into being “immunized” / vaccinated by offering them a chance to win I-Pods and Laptops. Lame. People and children are waking up to question the harm of vaccinations so they have to resort to con games to lure children to be vaccinated.

There are 3 vaccines that are especially recommended for adolescents.
• Meningococcal Vaccine is recommended at 11-12 years of age and again at 16-18 (the second dose is a new recommendation). If not received at age 11-12, 13-18 year olds should receive a dose at the first opportunity.
• Tdap (tetanus/diphtheria/pertussis) Vaccine is required for all students who will be entering the 6th grade unless they have had a Td (tetanus/diphtheria) vaccine in the last 5 years. Tdap is recommended for all other adolescents.
• HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) Vaccine (3 doses) is recommended for any student 9 years of age or older who has never been vaccinated.

NOW…about the contest…

To be eligible for the contest, a student will need to receive at least one vaccine, meningococcal vaccine, between 4-1-11 and 5-31-11. The student will need to take proof of the meningococcal vaccine received to the school nurse by 10:00 AM on 6-1-11. The school nurse will then enter the student in the contest. The student will have 2 entries for having received the meningococcal vaccine.

Additionally, if the student receives a Tdap and/or a HPV vaccine between 4-1-11 and 5-31-11, he/she would receive one entry for each when the record is provided to the school nurse. A student receiving all 3 vaccines would be entered 4 times.

Again, to enter, the student will need to provide the school nurse with a record of vaccines received between 4-1-11 and 5-31-11and one of those vaccines must be meningococcal vaccine. Records of vaccines received are due to the school nurse by 10:00 AM on June 1, 2011. Later that day a school system administrator will select 3 winners:
• A fifth grade winner of an ipod
• A middle school winner of an ipod
• A high school winner of a laptop
Parent(s) of each winning student will be notified.

All this is true. It’s in the blog post of the school superintendent. Click here.

My healer opinion is I do not vaccinate my children. Period.

Warning! Expose on Transglutaminase “Meat Glue” – Must Watch!

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TOXIC re-processed glued together “meat!” An expose on the meat industry in Australia and their use of Transglutaminase “meat glue” to sell off-cuts as prime meat for a premium price. The original video is from Australian Channel 7’s current affairs program “Today Tonight”.

This is an outrage! Those people should be sent to jail for life for poisoning the citizenry! This just goes to show how far removed people are from their food. Most of them cannot tell if the meat is real. The journalist says it’s hard to tell? Puhleezee…. I do all the marketing in my household and I eat raw meat and can tell the difference right off the bat what is real and not.

In my country, people make longganisa / sausages to sell the unsellable scraps of meat. It’s out in the open… processed put together “meat”. These Australians and other cheaters should just adopt the Filipino tradition of longganisa so their scrap meat can be sold LEGALLY without DECEPTION.

In my city, I have followed beef from the slaughter house to the market. Goats are slaughtered in front of you. And in the wet markets full quarters of beef are on display and cut apart in front of your eyes. Goat carcasses are in full view. This type of glued meat cheating cannot be done in wet markets where regular buyers are aware of animal body parts.

Maybe this is the answer to some aspiring raw paleo dieters not being able to tolerate raw meat? Maybe it’s because they are eating raw glued meat? And they are being poisoned by the glue that supposedly dissipates when the meat is cooked? And being newbie raw meat eaters they still unfortunately cannot tell the difference between good meat and bad meat?

This is awful. All parties to this intentional food pollution, poisoning and duping of the buying public need to be prosecuted severely.

Healthy REAL meat is absolutely good for your health. Find yourselves REAL MEAT.