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Depressing News of Boyfriend and Girlfriend Sick of Deathly Diseases… Boyfriend Diagnosed with Cancer Dies of Medical Treatments

February 12, 2011 by Good Samaritan

Breakfast healing discussions with the family. Remember the girl a few weeks ago that spent 150,000 pesos in hospital diagnostics only to come up with nothing? She was helped by Dr. Tam’s Miracle tea, a powerful colon cleanser. But her boyfriend was not so lucky. Last December he was diagnosed with some kind of cancer and solidly chose medical treatments in Cebu and of course as expected died after spending their entire fortune on a big fat nothing called the “western” approach.

The problem with boyfriend was his solid disbelief of anything beyond medical. His family finally forced him to go see 3 albularios / faith healers / herbalists and all 3 said he had “kulam”, witchcraft, sorcery… voodoo doll type magic against him. But they said he was too far gone by that time so boyfriend died. The voodoo magic detected from a past girlfriend at both boyfriend and girlfriend.

Girlfriend just recovered with the herbal colon cleanser but she still has gastric gas burps. Maybe she needs bitter plants and raw meats and raw eggs to improve her bile production. Maybe she is spouting toxic bile… depleted body minerals. Not being helped with the death of her boyfriend and the misery. Girlfriend is on the way to the wake of her boyfriend… with her still bad health condition.

Girlfriend’s supporters says she should go all out and visit the powerful faith healer Marlo as he has been known to undo the most powerful voodoo magic. No delaying tactics please.

What is worse is that girlfriend thinks she is also attacked by a second voodoo spell from another proponent in Cavite, another jealous woman. Word is that she has gotten too close with another “boy” such that when she is sick, boy is also sick. Unbelievable.

Some people reading this easily dismiss the existence of voodoo / kulam as superstition. No it is not. Voodoo dolls are so darn true, they are sold commercially in China for healing purposes such as the TONG-REN dolls. I’ve seen these TONG-REN dolls in action, personally. I’ve seen them work in the hands of a healer. It’s like distance / voodoo acupuncture. But in the hands of bad people… it can cause harm.

When people are sick you need to do multi-dimension healing. You do your nutritional, physical, mental, emotional, electro magnetic, voodoo / kulam, pollution avoidance, parasitic, etc. etc. Leave no stone unturned. If that is where the clues lead, just do it. And do it fast.

Children Discover Delicious Raw White Onions for Coughs

February 8, 2011 by Good Samaritan

My 2 boys who have been having coughs were interested when I told them my American friend Eric a fellow raw foodist told me that raw white onions were good to stop coughs. So I told my boys to just eat raw white onions. Luckily we bought some this evening.

As I was pealing one raw white onion, they feared the taste may be too strong or too hot. I had my 9 year old taste first… he said wow, this tasted really good, it was a tiny bit hot. So this piqued the interest of my 7 year old boy. I then told them a secret… that raw white onions tasted really good with the cooked beef at the dinner table. So they got part cooked beef and part raw white onion in their mouths and TING… man, that tastes really good!

The boys are asleep now, let’s see if their coughs disappear in the morning.

Kidney Stones Expelled and Crushed? Persistent UTI?

February 8, 2011 by Good Samaritan

Our driver Oliver has some progress with his kidney pain and his urinating pain. He went to his home town in Ilocos Norte and saw a traditional healer there who prescribed corn hair and cogon roots to boil together. Several days of this and it got rid of his kidney pain.

My wife then suggested her apple cider vinegar discovery where Oliver took apple cider vinegar in some water 3 times a day. Then after a few days came the day he peed something like sand and there was much relief for him. But there was still some annoying pain when he peed.

This morning I analyzed his story and said that now that his kidney pain has ceased, and that the antibiotic drugs he is taking does not seem to be working for his bladder or urinary tract pain, then maybe he sliver needs cleansing with egg yolk liver flushes… the easiest liver flush protocol. Just take the egg yolk + calamansi + extra virgin olive oil concoction when you wake up at 6am, lied down for 30 minutes on his right side, then get up and work then drive our kids to school. Just do 4 straight days of egg yolk liver flushes, rest for 3 days, then do another 4 days. Let it go on until his liver is strong enough and his kidney pain goes away. Hmmm… maybe he should add apple juice to his regimen.

The idea is to cleanse and nourish his liver. The liver then will be able to clean his blood, and clean blood will be able to to the repairs needed by his body.

Let’s wait and see, Oliver begins his first egg yolk liver flush tomorrow at 6am. Let’s get rid of this persistent UTI.

I was making Oliver realize one day that he should be paying me and my wife for our treatments. He paid his doctor who gave him drugs right? He paid his albulario / traditional healer. So maybe he should appreciate our value, our contribution to his healing.

Meat Eating Healing Center in the Philippines: Vander Gaditano

February 8, 2011 by Good Samaritan

Surprising that this great health debate host does not know of any Meat Eating Healing Center. All he knows are vegan, vegetarian healing centers. Perhaps he hasn’t heard that Max Gerson heals people with raw livers. Perhaps he hasn’t heard about how I cure friends and family with raw meat, raw fat, raw oysters, raw clams, raw fish, raw liver, raw eggs. Perhaps he hasn’t heard about the Raw Paleo Diet and a Raw Paleo Forum full of raw paleo diet practitioners who got well from their ailments.  Well, Mr. Host, I’m here to introduce you to myself and my friend who uses meat eating in healing.

6. There are no meat-eating healing centers that I know of.

Dr. Mercola confirmed that he didn’t know of any place where people go to heal that has meat on the menu.

I do not know of a place either.

This, in itself, is very good evidence that for healing illness removing these types of foods from your diet may be effective.

Of course, each individual is different, but throughout the world, healing centers focus on plant foods for healing illness, not on steak and eggs.

I think we can safely conclude that if you need to heal or detox (in most cases), you need to remove the animal protein from your diet for at least a specified time.

As far as professional healing centers in the Philippines, my friend and professional healer Vander Gaditano uses raw goat livers in his G-Power nourishing and cleansing concoction. Vander also cooks goat meat in coconut milk. Vander also serves squid ceviche. Vander will use whatever is needed on the sick. He has treated people who had gone on for too long on veganism with a highly carnivorous diet to get them in balance.

What you need is a flexible healer who goes either way and any way needed. When you fight great diseases you fight with both hands. Hit them with powerful combinations. Humans are omnivores. Fight with fruit, fight with vegetables, fight with animals. Fight with herbs, fight with drugs, fight with supplements, fight with electro medicine, fight with acupuncture, fight with detox protocols, etc etc etc. Nothing is sacred. Everything is fair game.

Vander Gaditano is the Best Live In Healer I know and recommend. You live, sleep and eat in his healing farm in Candelaria, Quezon. He makes sure you do everything right according to your illness. Customized Diet, Customized Detox, Customized Healing… all hands on. Click to visit Vander Gaditano’s Healing Farm. Call Vander at +63-917-742-3294

Paleo Diet Raw Food Lecture For My 9 Year Old Boy on Detox

February 6, 2011 by Good Samaritan

For the past weeks now my 9 year old boy has had a cough and cold. I let my wife enjoy her trying to cure our son through her various anthroposophic concoctions and she even had me buy a nebulizer machine. She’s at her wits end as to why our boy still is not getting well. So I volunteered to again for the nth time put our boy on a raw paleo diet to finally get rid of that persistent cough and cold.Continue Reading

My Mount Pinatubo Trek Hike Adventure February 2, 2011

February 3, 2011 by Good Samaritan

Mount Pinatubo has a special place in my memory. I know the exact date it last blew up / erupted, June 15, 1991… because just the day before the woman of my life agreed to be my girlfriend. I was 21 years old then. Very much conscious of everything around me by that age. And the Mt. Pinatubo eruption rained down a lot of ash fall in Manila for many many days and ravaged Pampanga and Tarlac victimizing many friends and relatives. It’s been almost 20 years now and it’s about time to scale and conquer this massive destroyer of 1991. Trek, hike, adventure of Mount Pinatubo is only for the fit and those seeking excitement and risk. If you are the type who wants his life in total guaranteed safety, this is not for you. Again, Mt. Pinatubo hike trek is for the fit, who appreciate risk, who seek excitement and interest to see such a historic landmark.

In keeping in line with the theme of this blog, this hike trek of Mt. Pinatubo was made possible because I am now fit and healthy. I had overcome obesity, disease and had reversed aging by some 10 years. I now have youth, strength and stamina from a most wondrous raw paleo diet – the original human diet. Of course I packed raw paleo diet food with raw duck eggs and horse ceviche with lots of garlic (ceviche keeps in the pack). As added safety in this risky hike, our experienced trekker friend Vernon lent us walking sticks that gave us 3rd legs to stand on and be able to traverse the entire hike with zero injury. I am a total newbie to trekking. My last trek was some 2 years ago in Taal Volcano crater.

Our trip up mount Pinatubo started with arriving at 6:30am in the small village of Barangay Sta. Juliana, Capas, Tarlac. We registered with the tourist office, got a brochure, then parked our vehicle with the private 4×4 tour operator. There are dozens of private Mt. Pinatubo 4×4 trekking outfits and our experienced trekker friend chose Alvin Bognot’s home stay at Mt. Pinatubo. For 1,500 pesos, you get a 4×4 vehicle to drive you up to a point, and an authentic Ita / Aeta / “kulot” native guide to follow up the mountain. Then upon arriving back home we were prepared a feast of pork chops, spicy chicken, salted duck egg with tomatoes, fried tilapia and chinese fried rice. Our ita guide’s name was Zaldy. They call themselves ita okay? Call them “ita” because that is what they call themselves. It was a beautiful, perfect weather day this day February 2, 2011 the best day in the 8th time our exprienced trekker friend had scaled this volcano.

The 4×4 was a home made 4×4 which was mechanically adequate and powerful enough to go up to Mount Pinatubo. There are no seat belts, and no doors or roofs, but it did have anti-roll-bars. Do not, absolutely do not take your own vehicle up to mount Pinatubo! You are likely to damage your vehicle, or get yourself killed trying. Let the experts drive you up! They know the way, they have daily experience they have radios. Your cell phone is useless here. The ride was bumpy, wet, wild and exciting, more than a carnival roller coaster can give you. The steepness challenge, the wet sand with enormous rocks and dangerous passes is not for the faint of heart. For this climb we passed via the “skyway”, it’s not always open, but they say this is the most expedient way. We drove in a pair of 4x4s, 2 australian women in a 2nd 4×4.

At a clearing, the 4x4s parked and we were now to go hike on foot for 1 hour. Our ita guide Zaldy was not talkative, in fact he didn’t talk, he helped carry heavy stuff and know the safe way up the treacherous hike. We were hiking up water ways full of rocks on the paths, you look up, there are rocks that may fall on you too. You need a walking stick, a 3rd leg so you don’t fall and injure yourself and you need to walk “sakang” / bow legged to maintain balance and you must concentrate on where you are walking and plan where to step. If you do slip at times you will wet your shoes or wet your bum.

The hike was good and slow, enjoyable. Slow because my good friend with us was some 50 pounds overweight so we knew the load he was carrying. I myself was once 50 pounds overweight. We enjoyed the novelty of the rocks. We enjoyed the flowers. And even saw and tasted some wild strawberries and berries. There was a halfway point with toilet and a place you can rest and eat your meals. We decided to eat breakfast early on the hike before the halfway point by big rocks. The wind was rather cold. I decided to keep warm by staying under the sun and taking off my shirt so I can get the full power of the sun on my body which needed a good charge of sunlight vitamin D. We arrived at the foot of Mount Pinatubo crater view after 1 hour and 30 minutes or more.

The mount Pinatubo crater view was road bricked with the stones and materials available in the area. A nice arrangement. Some wooden sign boards. A deck where you take photos, sit down and talk with your tour guide, and a canteen bar where you could order drinks from an ice chest they bring up the mountain. Nobody stays there overnight. You can have a choice of Gatorade, canned soft drinks and coffee. Sorry, no wine and no alcohol nor beer was there at that time. I chose Gatorade, got 2 of them. Hopefully it replenished my electrolytes. It’s not raw paleo diet but it should get me through the day. Magnificent Pinatubo crater lake view. Fantastic. And you can take a closer view down below. This crater view modern area had been established for only 1 year.

You get to walk down to the crater lake itself. There is a stretch of sandy “beach”. But beware, the water goes straight down like a cliff after a few steps. Rumor has it that the last sonar measurement was 77 meters depth in the crater lake, around 252 feet deep. The signboards say “no swimming”, that there are no lifeguards, and that the depth is undetermined. Earily, you look into the water and see there is no animal LIFE in it. Rumor has it people tried restarting life and put fish in the waters, but none survived, probably no plants they can eat. Funny, we keep seeing tourists, foreign white tourists swimming anyway. And we even saw a bunch of swimmers huddled and swam more than 200 meters from the official crater tourist shore. Ah well, it’s their risk. Told you this was only for the adventurous and this is where the adventurous congregate.

The tourists in this Mount Pinatubo adventure trek? A lot! Global. Different nationalities. Some old people too! If old seniors can climb up, then you can too. We even saw a German couple with 2 tiny children: a 2 year old and a 3 year old. We thought they were insane but they may be experienced trekkers. Do not just walk in and expect to be able to go out the same day to trek on weekends. On weekends, there are just too many tourists the 77 four wheel drives are fully booked on weekends. So call first. Reserve first. We went on a weekday. Not that many tourists, but enough of them this Wednesday. We saw German, Dutch, French, Canadian, American, Korean.

On to the boats! You can rent a boat for 250 pesos per person for up to 6 people in each boat. The boatman took us across the lake to another beach where the sand was warmed by the volcanic energy, on the beach, you can see the steam, the water vapor, some of the rocks were hot to the touch and the water may be too hot for bare feet. There is another beach across but it was off limits / forbidden to go to as your human flesh will burn there, in fact parking your boat may burn the boat!

Super luck! We heard and saw volcanic rumblings and a big landslide across from the hot beach. The boatman said they have that everyday but this one was the loudest one he had seen. And we caught it on video!!! This volcano is still active. No doubts about it. The Ondoy storm in 2009 instantly terra formed the crater in various ways, collapsing some caldera segments, and resulted in lowering the water level significantly afterwards.

Going down was much easier. We were the last to go down the mountain.

Safety please: Patronize the Local Operators

On the way back in the vast lahar plains we saw a Korean looking man with his vehicle left rear tire stuck in a hole, we gave a rope and the 4×4 behind us helped tow him out of the hole. Told you you shouldn’t bring your own vehicle and stick with the local tour operators. We were the last vehicles to go down. If we didn’t see him or help him, he would be stuck there overnight!

In the last Ondoy big downpour typhoon in 2009, some foolish persistent French tourists were rejected by the local Pinatubo tour operators because storm Ondoy was coming. They were persistent and drove back to Angeles city and rented a 4×4 outfit there and drove up Mt. Pinatubo. Of course the big bad Typhoon Ondoy hit Mt. Pinatubo while the 4 man French tourists plus their Angeles driver and a tour guide were up the mountains. They all died, their vehicle was never found, possibly buried in a massive landslide, their bodies and body parts were found in several pieces and various locations downstream.

So check the weather. Follow your local Sta. Juliana tour operator. No means NO! When they say it is impassable today, they mean it. When they say it is passable, it is so. The local operators have home stay options for only 500 pesos a night with meals! Let the professionals guide you. Our tour operator contact numbers are:

Homestay / Mt. Pinatubo
Mr. Alvin Bognot
Brgy. Sta. Juliana, Capas, Tarlac.
Cellphone No. +63-919-861-4102

Tell him Edwin Casimero referred you from this blog.
Pictures and videos to be posted soon!

2 Children Given Tummy Ache by Bad Tikoy? Happy Chinese New Year.

January 30, 2011 by Good Samaritan

My 3 kids visited their cousins a few blocks away for the Sunday afternoon. Dinner time 2 children had tummy aches. Must have been something they ate at the cousins. Asked them. The eldest boy said they all had Chinese tikoy, you know, that Chinese New Year thing… said they had a couple of squares, they all agreed their cousins’ tikoy tasted bad. They tasted some tikoy at home lunch time and that tasted good. So that must be the culprit, the prime suspect in this tummy ache escapade.

More about why the tikoy must have been the culprit. The cousins’ parents aren’t there. Only the nannies. Bad quality control. Bad food. Taste was terrible? Did the nannies cut and cooked the plastic layer along with the tikoy? It does happen. Did they use a bad egg? Did they use bad cooking oil?

There is always a danger when we let our kids socialize. This is just one of those days. My daughter didn’t get to eat dinner, only had a drink and I gave her a slice of pineapple to hopefully dissolve whatever is in there. My 2nd boy had a worse time, he did get to have dinner and I first gave him his probiotic dose then later a slice of pineapple to help digest stuff too.

They’re asleep now. I hope they wake up fine.

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