Pending Posts, Raw Food, etc:

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Sorry folks, have been REAL busy, insanely so, for the past couple weeks.  I enjoy blogging here, but sometimes time is just too prohibitive.

The “Over 40 and Ripped” site is nearly done, as is the material that is going into the system.  It is essentially an amped-up version of the FacelessFatloss program, with a very special focus on those over 40 and their unique challenges, of which I am well acquainted.

I will be offering a full ten day email consultation along with the finished system, the same as the “Ten with Tim” gig I do with the FLFL community.  The program will have a bunch of added video content and an added ebook that will reveal some of the latest alternative routes to weight/fat loss and greatly increased health that will venture into the world of raw foodists…without it being a raw food-style way of life.

Instead, it will give you the option to go down that road if you choose, and it will encourage you to consider something akin to it should you be ill.  There are times when the fruitarian, raw food, vegan, vegetarian has its place.  Perhaps for some as a lifestyle, but it is not a lifestyle I will be pursuing for the long-term.  I instead using it intermittently and will explain this in my materials.

I was a lacto-ovo vegetarian for 15 years, so I have a solid background in that lifestyle.  I also support their morals and ethics a great deal, while disagreeing strongly with the way some of them go about promoting it.

This alone is a huge topic that I will one day venture down the road of.  Reason being, I have specific ideas about it, that took me a long time to arrive at.  Very long.  Including lots of spiritual challenges, as lots of plain-ole’ research.  I arrived at conclusion that I believe are the best and healthiest, but will always welcome others insights in that area. 

All of this needs to be said because as many of you will already know, the whole “raw food movement” has become something of a “cult” for lack of better word (and I do not mean it in ANY way derogatory…I truly support where most in the movement’s hearts are, very much so).  It is just an area I am tip-toeing around until I am either attacked…(it may happen)…or, I can find a way to present my views while causing the least debate about it possible.

…Only because it’s a huge huge topic, and one I just don’t have time to delve into right now.

But I one day will.

Almond Milk Company Won’t Comment on Processing:

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Welp, I do not want to bash any of the almond milk manufacturers, I’ve stated this in the past.  And I won’t.  At least not until they give me a lot more reason to, since I appear to be having a reaction to almonds, and it isn’t their fault that this is happening to me, BUT, by the same token, if *I* were them, I would consider what I’m about to point out and figure out a way to ensure the health of my customers at the same time.

But that’s just me.

And I’m a silly little idealist with a moral and ethical bent that some might even call “immature.”

So be it.

After two weeks they contacted me back when I asked them specifically about whether or not their almonds were soaked in water to help release enzyme inhibitors.  I explained that I had a minor health issue and was simply concerned about how the almonds were processed.

The thing is, I never should have wrote this.

Their response, this time taking three times as long to reach me, also had a long disclaimer at the bottom relating to legal matters and “quality control.”

Silly me.

As a long-time student of law, I realized what was happening.

Being ever-vigilant about potential law suits, as any large company needs to be in an economic climate dominated by debt instruments and liability, they answered with what any attorney would answer with: a non-answer, admitting nor denying anything.

Silly, silly, SILLY me.

But as if I’d sue?

I’ve never sued anyone in my entire life.

(But may if certain powers that be do not get their act together…geee, who/where do I start?…the forced medication of our water supply with fluoride, the attempts to force vaccinate, the frauds carried out in countless court cases rendering The State against a person who has done no harm, injury nor damage to anyone…where oh where to I begin?)

Anyway.

The lesson here is to simply be aware of the countless foods we take in that contain enzyme inhibitors.  We take in such large amounts, between the nuts/seeds, soys, grains and so forth that exactly what kind of demand might it be placing on our pancreas/bodies, causing or leading to any of an array of enzyme-deficiency symptoms?

 

Electrifying My Blood Part 2:

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To continue, this is all a part of the Bob Beck protocol, which you can search.  The story behind this protocol is yet another incredible saga regarding how the powers that be will go lengths to serve a specific agenda that is not in everyone’s best interest.  No conspiracy theories here…simply self-evident truths, such as the simple idea that exploring using electricity to disable pathogens in the blood, semi-proven in anecdotal experience to resolve many serious illnesses, should be explored seriously and would be jumped upon by a community that truly is designed to serve humanity’s best interests. 

Or is it a sort of misguided idealism that I subscribe to, that adheres to the notion that everyone should be looking out for everyone else’s best interests, as a means to help us all grow and achieve our best?

This always goes back to the money powers, as usual.  The system of debt cannot exist if we all buy only one unit for a few hundred dollars with a few other items to resolve most health issues with relative ease; it would destroy a multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical industry in short order, and would literally create a “dent” in the economy that would impact everyone financially…everyone in one way or another.

So in a sense, we are all supporting this way of life directly or indirectly.  When and how can/will a dramatic enough change happen that shifts things away from service to a broken system, and service instead to humanity?

No politics here…just self-evident experience that is not debatable.

When using this technology, one must start very slow, with perhaps just a couple minutes worth of usage the first day.  What I experienced quickly was a minor acne breakout the first time I began using my unit again about six months ago (hadn’t used it in years).  About five pimples appeared on my face, which was frustrating, but proof-positive of this machine’s effect.

Then one follows within a half hour with a good quality colloidal silver to knock out the disabled pathogens (the device more “disables” pathogens than kills them, weakening them so that silver has a very easy job to do).  Couple that with lots of water (I have not used the rest of the protocol with the oxygenated water, and magnetic pulsing, etc. due to costs, even tho the costs are relatively affordable for most people I was struggling horribly financially) and a dry sauna to get rid of the acne in short order, and we gradually increase the time we use the unit for daily until we’re in the one to two-hour range. 

The only side effect I’ve experienced outside of herxing and very temporary acne with the unit is a very minor itchy skin issue where the covered electrodes are placed on the skin (they are covered with two sheaths, do not ever place the electrodes directly on the skin).

I will cover this even further in future postings.  This was the first technology I used back when I was extremely ill that finally…FINALLY…gave me signs of improvement and relief, especially with many systemic symptoms.  It had a little more trouble with the localized pain, but the mag pulser may have assisted with that had I been able to afford one.

More on this topic another time.

Electric Blood for Aly Raisman

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I rarely discuss some of the more alternative technologies I’ve used and continue to use to maintain my health.  One of them is my blood electrification unit that is wrapped around my arm and wrist as we speak, using it while having just watched Aly Raisman do an absolutely amazing job on her floor routine during the Olympics, so much so I was virtually brought to tears.

There has been gymnastics in my family for a long time, so I have always followed it at least loosely, and watch every minute of it that I can during the Olympics (while watching everything else I can, it’s one of my favorite TV events, if not my all-time-favorite TV event).

I don’t discuss the blood electrification much because it travels down a rough legal road.  Meaning in some jurisdictions, (here comes more important law knowledge for you that I feel is very important to impart to my audience on occasion), even using the word “blood”…yes, the word blood…is a medical term, kinda like using the word “cure” is, the way many of my readers may understand and as I’ve covered before.

I was in talks for a long time, literally over a year, about offering this unit to my Faceless Fat Loss community in exchange for a small commission.

After reviewing all of the legal complications and lots of thought, I said “to hell with it” definitively.

Because I am not selling the unit, I can talk about it much more freely, and will over time.

To sum up, there are electrodes that are strapped to the wrist that enable just a small amount of current to enter the blood stream via the electrodes proximity to blood vessels.  It feels strange of course, and can be just slightly uncomfortable at higher settings, but one becomes so used to the sensations that it becomes a non-issue, especially if one is dealing with serious illness.

I will cover more on this topic for my next posting.  In the meantime, a big “Congratulations” to Aly Raisman for demonstrating a remarkable level of human achievement, one that is breathtakingly inspiring.

 

 

Gun Violence Vs Doctor Violence:

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I have made a life-long study of politics and law.  It is a topic I only indirectly touch upon here and elsewhere, and will not engage people, ever, in partisan debates.  That is not the focus of what I do and is entirely contrary to what I’m about, my lifestyle, and what I teach.

The below video was likely uploaded in part to take a “pro gun” stance.

I embedded it below solely for you to view some interesting statistics and facts, especially regarding a recent lawsuit that the video will cover.

I’m a bit biased, because doctors have hurt me in the past.  They never killed me, but they hurt me enough that my stance on this topic goes more towards the “shall not harm” oath, as compared to any “shall not kill” oath.

Not, of course, because I would ever want anyone killed.

Just the opposite.

But specifically because the amount of hurt caused is on a far grander scale than the number of deaths at the hands of western medicine.

And the hurt and suffering ruins people’s lives.

What good is living if we’re living in a state of misery.

And who is responsible when “treatment”…something that is supposed to (allegedly) HELP someone…

Ends up hurting someone?

Almond Milk and Raw Almond Butter Dangers:

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I promote the use of almond milk and butters (raw) in my program.  I have eliminated both from my diet and have experienced dramatic improvements with some nagging health issues.  The health issues were not severe, but impacted my quality of life a few times in the past several months, namely relating to mild joint/tendon issues and some adjacent skin issues.

Never enough to interfere with my workouts, and only just bothersome enough that I’ve been utilizing my various alternative options to manage the situation.

Had an intuition…as so often happens…and one that has been razzing me for the past several months…regarding almond milk and butter.

After all, this is a lot of “almond” to take in on such a regular basis, and how concentrated is this consumption?

Then we have the “age” thing to deal with, approaching middle age here (or am I already IN it, lol) and I have never, ever…until now?…had allergies of any kind.

(Have had enough other problems, no?…lol)…

Almond allergies?

Or is the lack of proper processing of the almonds…the enzyme inhibitors…causing a problem?

I am also open to the idea that the additives, enrichment of the almond milk may be an issue.

BUT…I ate some soaked, clean/peeled almonds when I was discovering all this, and my symptoms if anything seemed to flair.

Eliminated ALL almond stuff at that time.

And experienced near-complete tendon/joint resolution and interesting skin effects within 24 hours.

This sucks.

I’m doing a video on it very soon (next day or two) not to promote the idea that almond milks/butters are no good…but to simply make everyone aware of what I’m experiencing.