Sunday, February 12, 2012

Yoga and Meditation

Yoga is so good for the mind and body - before you say, "Wow, I don't feel like I did anything!" Really follow with the breathing and turn your focus all into your sense of self. If you can let go it really is a wonderful way to reduce stress, gain flexibility, and work on core strength - and core strength, after all, is the "core" of preventing other injuries and increasing capacity for the routine activities of daily life.

I have been exploring this more, and will try and post links to the videos I am doing and find particularly useful :)

http://www.myyogaonline.com/videos/yoga/standing-balance-workshop

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Hepatitis B Vaccine

http://childhealthsafety.wordpress.com/2011/04/25/us-concedes-hep-b-causes-lupus/

This link leads to an article regarding a momma who received $475,000 from the National Vaccine Injury Compensation program for the death of her daughter from lupus caused by Hep B vaccination. This is real.

I haven't scrolled through all of the links yet, but they appear to lead to much valid information regarding the dangers of the Hepatitis B vaccine. Even if you already believe, I invite you to explore it further and arm yourself with ready information, facts, and references that you can share with others.

‎10% of people who get "real" Hepatitis B also develop a variety of autoimmune diseases such as lupus, inflammatory arthritis, etc. It is caused by a reaction to part of the virus - the same part of the virus used in the Hep B vax - therefore one would expect that 10% of vax recipients would also develop the same reaction, and likely more, given the other components of the vaccine that could cause an inflammatory response - that's a lot of kids and healthcare workers with autoimmune disease...

The virus is also cultured in a specific type of yeast, which is quite common in our natural environment. However antibodies to this very particular type of yeast are found in the intestinal mucosa of people with inflammatory bowel disease such as Crohn's, Ulcerative colitis, and celiac disease (wheat or gluten sensitivity).

Before my "awakening" I had made a mental note of disbelief at the numbers of fellow healthcare workers with rheumatoid arthritis, as well as the astronomical number of people who were being diagnosed with celiac disease and other intestinal troubles.

It is all becoming clearer to me now.