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en-joy On Sunday, October 18, 2020, Reid Harvey <[email protected]> wrote: > Greetings All. Is it reasonable to expect the body to fall apart starting > around 70, or can we seriously prolong this? I feel sure we can but need > advice. > > The urologist told me I have a touch of prostate cancer and should come > back in six months or do something about it starting now. Because I don't > like bucking the system I'm thinking of pursuing the naturopathic approach > along with what's allopathic. > > Yesterday I made up another quart of EIS CS using my trusty SilverPuppy. > Already I take a teaspoon of this twice daily, primarily to swish it around > my teeth to stave off gingivitis. What a waste though, not to swallow it. > I also need to study up on the Bob Beck Protocol. > > Years ago I'd put two wire electrodes on the inside of my wrist, on either > side of the big vein. But I can't recall what the batteries were and the > timing of applying the current. I knew enough to help a friend cure a bad > toothache, but have forgotten the details. > > I'll probably spring for one of the BE devices but which of the many > choices? But I do like to know about what's most basic. And again, how > much current to apply, on what part of the body and how often? I'll read > the literature but often find the advice of friend's invaluable. Otherwise > one wades through differing viewpoints. > > I've got too much work to do to put this off and pose a threat to urgent > needs I can help meet. I should be returning to Liberia and Nepal among > others, and with the help of friends there get safe drinking water and > clean cookstoves to the poor. > > It needs to be indicated to the satisfaction of the decision makers of > such interventions that the poor tend to be entirely capable of their own > production and implementation of environmental health. A lot of > 'stakeholders' are selling subsidized interventions to donors that are not > sustainable; an upshot that the poor are said to have no sustainable > choices (I.e., affordable within their means and user-friendly). All the > best, Reid > > https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vV19ojCQPXZOt_A7U3U- > x1XqgG6zl7TG/view?usp=sharin > <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vV19ojCQPXZOt_A7U3U-x1XqgG6zl7TG/view?usp=sharing> > g > <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vV19ojCQPXZOt_A7U3U-x1XqgG6zl7TG/view?usp=sharing> >
