The brain has an almost absolute power to form the body according to what the mind thinks. Variences in treatments have to do with the fact that no one knows what 99.999999% of their mind is doing or why. Spontaneous remissions and the successes of the Witchdoctor are rooted there as well. Both cures and diseases can be instantaneously achieved. Circumstances are but plausable excuses.[Justifications] Huge tumors have been known to vanish over night and come back just as big the next week. Some people can live in the midst of the most virulant plague and never get sick...not just "not sick" because their immune system is really good at fighting, but not sick because they never even had to fight. The disease was irrelevent to their purpose.
It can even be said that the scientific successes [and failures] are a matter of accepted symbology...that all medicine is magic. Any given symbol never means exactly the same thing to any other person as we each live in an entirely different, but similar in appearance, universe. "Mind" transcends the limits of this body and this lifetime. Every event, be it the fight or the surrender..or the 'non event', serves the larger purpose of your 'root' beings desire to experience. For the sake of clarity and perspective, 'mind' contains the brain...not the other way around. Brain is the translator and executor, a computer, so to speak. It doesn't think, it sorts thought into and out of awareness according to relevance to the program it's running. [This is why there's no talking to a "believer"] The program can be altered. Faith healing, prayer, hypnosis and so on [yes, even hospitals and drugs] are methods of altering programs. Often these things are temporary because the old program has merely been suspended by permission and a new one run 'on approval'. [Failure is by the same reason] No will can conquer another. Each is as equally powerful as the next. [No one can change anothers mind, they can only persuade it to change itself...IF...it will listen in the first place.] Look at the symbology of silver. Rare and valued but not unobtainable. [available to those who seek it] True Mirror. [reflection] Communication and trade. [of thought?] Conductivity...making connection [best electrical and thermal conductor of all the metals] Easily alloyed with or bonded to almost any other metal. [Interfaces] Noble metal. Moon metal [Mother...creation. Gold is sun metal..Father...influence] Ode At 09:40 AM 11/14/2003 -0500, you wrote: >Kimberly- >I think it has to do with our bodies resistance. It is like why can some people smoke for 50 years and not get lung cancer. If you eat a lot of refined (processed) sugars your body will become suceptible to a wide variety of conditions, including diabetes. This is not to say that you will get them. But you will put your body at a higher risk. There are more factors other than diet such as exercise, mental health, stress levels, genes, etc...These also play a huge part. I think that if you have a high carb, high refined sugar diet you are putting yourself at risk and when you get older you are way more likely to develop conditions like diabetes. Like I said before there are other factors...but I think the bottom line is to avoid refined, processed sugars. Eating fresh, raw fruits and vegetables can correct a lot of problems.. >Rob > > -----Original Message----- > From: Kimberly Sharples [mailto:wksharp...@msn.com] > Sent: Fri 11/14/2003 3:21 AM > To: silver-list@eskimo.com > Cc: > Subject: Re: CS>Diabetes > > > so why do you think it is that some people can eat tons of carbs and sugars and never get diabetes??? and then others do???? > I think it contributes, but I don't think it causes it, or everyone who ate lots of carbs and sugars would have diabetes.... > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Rob Combis <mailto:rcom...@ensatina.com> > To: silver-list@eskimo.com > Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2003 1:32 PM > Subject: RE: CS>Diabetes > > I could not agree more. This is definitely a condition not a > disease. It is very easily reverseable. There is an herbal remedies group on yahoo where you can learn a lot from asking questions about this. I have learned a ton there. Your diet is vital in reversing this. Stay away from carbs and especially refined sugars. As you body gets bombarded with sugar in order for it to burn off the sugar it excretes insulin. After a while your body develops a resistance to insulin and must produce more and more to burn off the sugar. This resistance to insulin is called, diabetes. Here is a post from the herbal remedies group that talks a little about this. --Rob > > I want to bring up the sugar thing. Eating too much sugar does > make you gain weight because it burns off very slow in our bodies. Sugar is a carb. It increases your appetite and causes your insulin levels to spike. When you eat starches, flours, and yeasts your also adding sugar into your body. > > To burn off these sugars your body puts out insulin. By > bombarding your body with so much sugar for so long, your cells become resistant to the insulin thats put out to burn all this sugar off and now your body must produce more and more of it and the result is insulin resistance (Diabetes). When the FDA told us to cut out meats because it raises our cholesteral and eat more macaroni and such, it created the largest generation of Diabetics. > > I believe (this is my own thoughts) that sugar was not meant to > be a part of a healthy diet for us. It has only negative effects on the body and nature always balences things out so because sugar has such a bad effect on us, I dont believe we were ever intended to eat it. I have done so much reading on this. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Dean Miller [mailto:dtmil...@midiowa.net] > Sent: Thu 11/13/2003 3:06 PM > To: silver-list@eskimo.com > Cc: > > > >Attachment Converted: "e:\eudora 303\attach\winmail3.dat" > -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. 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