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Scientists have proven that spicy
food can kill cancer cells.
Capsicum, the compound in chili that
makes them hot has been shown to
effectively kill cancer, and eating
it regular is at least a cancer
preventative. It also offers a range
of other health benefits, including
a spicy sex life. Dr Timothy Bates
who made the discovery says that
"This is incredibly exciting and may
explain why people living in
countries like Mexico and India, who
traditionally eat a diet which is
very spicy, tend to have lower
incidences of many cancers that are
prevalent in the western world."
According to Bates, capsicum
attacks the power house of the
tumour, thus killing the cancerous
tumour cells and reducing tumour
growth, while not appearing to harm
surrounding healthy cells.
Other Benefits of Hot Food
Include:
Beautiful Skin Anti inflammatory
and improves circulation
Relief and prevention of
Arthritis It offers pain relief and
is anti inflammatory.
Lowers Blood Pressure Going hot
increases the circulatory system and
maintains strong cell walls.
A fantastic remedy for Cluster
Headaches and Migraines rub a chili
on your temples, and some
researchers are even investigating
the effects of snorting it up the
nose! (I don't recommend this to the
faint hearted!) A mood lifter and
depression fighter they increase
endorphins and other mood elevating
substances.
Reduce flu symptoms, sinusitis,
and respiratory problems opens
everything up, makes you sweat, and
boosts the system. A fantastic
remedy for Herpes Simplex flare ups
you can rub a hot chili straight on
the skin to watch it disappear!
Muscle Pain we all know that
putting something hot and spicy on
muscular pain offers relief. Again,
a hot chili pepper straight on the
skin will do the trick.
Overactive Bladder/Incontinence
has been shown to block contractions
that cause unpredictable loss of
urine.
Psoriasis - Topical capsicum
creams have been prescribed to dry
up psoriasis patches.
Ulcers - Hot peppers inhibit the
growth of H. Pylori, the bacteria
that causes certain kinds of ulcers.
And the best benefit of all is
that it improves libido and sex
drive!!
So if you are interested in
preventing cancer, enjoying good
health, and spicing up your sex
life, eat more spicy food!
Read the articles
below that were posted as
CIDPUSA, we researched and developed
an answer to Morgellons we have
neutralized with the Nano units .
Contact us for cures.
We post pictures of the first
patient dresed in white one month after treatment. She came to
us with a 30 year history of pain and fibers coming out
of her skin specially in the hands. We will post new
pics where she looks absolutely normal. We used
nanopulser and antibiotic combination .
There is now
strong data
indicating that
this disorder is
associated with
nanotechnology,
specifically
nanomachines in
the form of
nanofibers. The
National Science
Foundation (NSF)
defines
nanofibers as
having at least
one dimension of
100 nanometer
(nm) or
less.Fiber
samples, taken
from the skin of
a Morgellons
sufferer, when
exposed to heat,
did not burn
until it has
been heated to
1700 degrees F.
As well, under
examination with
an electron
microscope,
fiber samples
appear not to be
organic. They
have no
eukaryotic
cells, no cell
membrane.
Meaning that
Morgellons is
not a parasite,
it is not
biological, it
is a machine. In
March and April
2007, Jeff Rense
published and
broadcast some
capable research
based on
scientific
techniques
including
electron
microscopy,
energy
dispersive
spectroscopy,
Fourier
transform
infrared
spectroscopy and
Fourier
transform Raman
spectroscopy.
The Team Leader
of the research
unit was Dr
Hilgegarde
Staninger of
Integrative
Health
International at
Lakewood,
California.
The
preliminary
findings were
disturbing.
Morgellons
appears to be a
communicable
nanotechnology
invasion of
human tissue in
the form of
self-assembling,
self-replicating
nanotubes,
nanowires, and
nanoarrays with
sensors.
Other
nanoconfigurations
associated with
Morgellons
disease carry
genetically-altered
and spliced DNA
or RNA. The
nanomachines
which
precipitate
Morgellons
thrive in
alkaline ph
conditions and
use the body's
bio-electric
energy and other
(unidentified)
elements for
power. There is
evidence that
certain of the
tiny machines
possess their
own internal
batteries as
well. The
Morgellons
nanomachines are
configured to
receive specific
tuned microwave,
EMF and ELF
signals and
radio data.
At this
point, why this
is happening is
anyone's guess.
We do know that
Morgellons is
commonly found
in all body
fluids, orifices
and often even
hair follicles,
and are believed
to routinely
achieve total
body systemic
penetration.
If these
findings are
correct, and
Morgellons is
nanotechnology
capable of
taking over
biological
systems, the
question remains
whether or not
these
nanomachines
were the result
of an accident,
or a deliberate
release with the
intention of
infecting people
for some unknown
purpose.
It is almost
as if Morgellons
is in the
process of
reconstructing
people into an
entirely
different life
form; a cyborg-like
creature, both
biological and
machine. As
well, with the
reports that the
Morgellons
nanomachines are
capable of
receiving radio
signals, this
could indicate
that each
infected
person/system
would be able to
communicate with
other Morgellon
sufferers,
creating the
potential that
each person
would be like a
single
brain-cell of a
larger,
artificial
intelligence.
Are we facing
an invasion by
machine
intelligence, or
is this a
twisted attempt
by some unknown
group or
government to
achieve the
ultimate control
of humankind?
Considering the
current world
situation, it
would not be
unreasonable to
imagine that
someone could
stoop to such
evil as
releasing
something such
as Morgellons
upon an
unsuspecting
planet.
Sometimes the
smallest thing
can cause the
biggest
problems. We
have to take a
deeper look,
beyond the
affliction
itself, before
we will find any
substantial
answers
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Morgellons
- New
Disease,
or
Man-Made
Weapon
of
Terror?
Photo
credit:
Russell
Altman.
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The victims feel
as if bugs are
crawling under
their skin.
Their doctors
treat them as if
they are insane.
It is called
Morgellons, the
fiber disease, a
mysterious skin
disease that is
currently
spreading across
the globe.
Those with this
disease describe
feelings of
insects
scurrying
beneath their
skin and have
mysterious sores
that ooze out
blue and white
fibers, some as
thick as
spaghetti
strands.
Attempts to
remove the
fibers are said
to produce
shooting pains
radiating from
the site.
To date, no
clinical studies
have looked into
Morgellons. The
first paper
mentioning
Morgellons was
published in a
recent issue of
the American
Journal of
Clinical
Dermatology,
co-authored by
members of the
Morgellons
Research
Foundation, a
non-profit
organization
devoted to
raising public
awareness about
the disease.
The disease
is named after a
medical
condition
described in
1674 by the
British author
Thomas Browne.
Known as "Morgellons,"
Browne said the
disorder caused
children to
"critically
break out with
harsh hairs on
their backs."
However, the
Morgellons
Research
Foundation says
that it is
doubtful that
the 17th-century
disease is
related to
modern-day
Morgellons.Analysis
of the fibers
found in the
sores suggest
that they are
more than just
lint from
clothing,
carpets, or
bedding, nor are
the black specks
composed of
pepper, as
several
dermatologists
have proposed.
Some suggest the
fibers are made
of cellulose, a
molecule
generally found
in plants. And
if placed in a
Petri dish, the
fibers taken
from a
Morgellons sore
will continue to
grow.
Most of the
medical
community seems
to think that
Morgellons is
mass delusion
and people
complaining of
the symptoms are
diagnosed with
"delusional
parasitosis," a
psychological
problem in which
people imagine
that they are
infested with
parasites. Yet
patients all
across the U.S.
have reported
the same
symptoms long
before hearing
about the
disease in the
media or talking
to other
patients with
similar
symptoms.Some
health
professionals,
such as Dr.
Hildegarde
Staninger from
California, are
finally
beginning to sit
up and take
notice, bringing
into play modern
technology in
the form of
electron
microscopes and
spectrographic
analysis in
order to
discover the
secret behind
the Morgellons
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MORGELLONS
AND LYME DISEASE
Often those
unfortunate
enough to suffer
with the
debilitating
symptoms of
Morgellons are
also found to
have contracted
Lyme disease
sometime in the
past. Doctors
are still trying
to determine if
there is a
biological
connection with
the two, or if
Morgellons is
simply taking
opportunity of
an already
compromised
immune system.
It is
interesting that
there is a
connection
between Lyme
disease and
Morgellons. This
considering the
attention Lymes
has garnered
with certain
health
professionals
who feel that
Lyme, like
Morgellons, is
not an ordinary
illness.
There have been
allegations over
the years that
Lyme disease was
a natural
disease made
worse by genetic
manipulation.
The focus of
these
accusations is
Plum Island,
Just off Orient
Point, Long
Island, and six
miles from the
Connecticut
coast. In 1954,
research was
influenced by
the Cold War and
scientists began
studying ways to
inflict damage
on Soviet
livestock. The
Cuban government
alleges that in
the 1960s and
70s, bioweapons
developed at
Plum were
deployed against
Cuban
agriculture,
targeting pork,
tobacco and
sugar cane.
In
surrounding
communities,
distrust of Plum
Island runs
deep. Lyme
disease takes
its name from a
Connecticut town
across from the
island; many
wonder whether
birds or
swimming animals
could have
brought the
disease from
Plum Island.
Some suspect
that it may have
been
deliberately
released. Others
speculate that
Morgellons may
have also
originated on
the island. Plum
Island
officials, of
course, dismiss
such hypotheses
as fantasy. It
is not too far
outside of the
spectrum to
suggest that
Morgellons could
be a manmade
disease. One
woman,
identified by
the name "L,"
sent the author
an e-mail
stating that her
husband, in
1993/1994,
worked as a
mechanical
technician for a
chemical plant
that started an
experimental
program for
their wastewater
treatment plant
adding plant
organisms into
their wastewater
treatment
facility. "He
assisted with
the installation
of the startup
equipment and
overlooked the
ongoing
maintenance of
this equipment.
There were times
he would be
working on this
equipment in
nothing more
than rubber
boots and a dust
mask. This plant
organism was not
supposed to
infect humans.
"L" and her
husband have
both come down
with symptoms of
Morgellons. From
the research so
far, scientists
who are
examining the
lesions and the
fibers extracted
from them are
finding that the
fibers might be
made of
cellulose, a
molecule
generally found
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Aspirin at Night
Effective in Lowering
Blood Pressure
Data unveiled today at
the American Society of
Hypertension's Twenty
Third Annual Scientific
Meeting and Exposition
(ASH 2008) revealed for
the first time that
people with
prehypertension who are
treated with aspirin may
experience significant
reductions in blood
pressure—but only if
they take the pill
before bedtime, and not
when they wake up in the
morning.
People with pre
hypertension (a blood
pressure reading between
normal and high; when
systolic blood pressure
is between 120 and 139
or diastolic blood
pressure is between 80
and 89 on multiple
readings) are at
significant risk of
hypertension, or
consistently high blood
pressure—the biggest
risk factor for heart
disease and stroke, the
two leading causes of
death in the Western
world.
“This is the first
study to reveal that
taking aspirin before
bedtime as opposed to
upon waking in the
morning is an effective
strategy to lower blood
pressure and cost
effective way to
individualize treatment
regimes in
pre-hypertensive
patients," said lead
investigator Prof. Ramón
C. Hermida, Director of
Bioengineering and
Chronobiology at the
University of Vigo in
Spain. "These findings
therefore have vital
treatment implications
for these at-risk
patients throughout the
world.”
The purposeful timing
of medications in order
to enhance beneficial
outcomes or to avert
adverse effects is known
as ‘chronotherapeutics’.
Although factors
influencing why aspirin
has an impact on
prehypertensive patients
in the evening and not
the morning are somewhat
unclear, researchers
indicate that it could
be because aspirin slows
down the production of
hormones and other
substances in the body
that cause clotting.
Many of those are
produced while the body
is at rest.
The study, which ran
for three months,
involved 244
participants (97 men and
138 women of 43.0±13.0
years of age) all of
whom had all received
diagnoses for
prehypertension.
Participants were
divided into three
groups: non
pharmacological
hygienic-dietary
recommendations (HDR):
HDR and a 100mg tablet
of aspirin (ASA) on
awakening or HDR and ASA
at bedtime. Blood
pressure levels were
monitored at 20 minute
intervals from 7:00 a.m.
to 11:00 p.m. and at
30-min intervals at
night for 48 consecutive
hours at baseline and
after three months of
intervention. Physical
activity was
simultaneously monitored
every minute by wrist (actigraphy)
to accurately calculate
sleeping and waking
blood pressure on an
individual basis.
The results showed
that those who had taken
aspirin before they went
to bed (at an average
time of 11:00 p.m.),
decreased their systolic
blood pressure by an
average of 5.4 mmHg and
their diastolic blood
pressure by an average
of 3.4 mmHg over the
three-month study,
without any change in
heart rate of physical
activity compared to
baseline values
(p<0.001). This blood
pressure reduction was
similar during active
hours (5.6 and 3.7 mmHg
reduction in systolic
and diastolic BP,
p<0.001) and the
nocturnal resting span
(5.2 and 3.1 mmHg,
respectively). Those who
took a morning aspirin,
usually at about 8:00
a.m., saw no reduction
in ambulatory blood
pressure at all, nor did
participants in the HDR-only
group.
“These results show
us that we cannot
underestimate the impact
of the body's circadian
rhythms," said Hermida.
"The beneficial effects
of time-dependent
administration of
aspirin have, until now,
been largely unknown in
people with
prehypertension.
Personalizing treatment
according to one's own
rhythms gives us a new
option to optimize blood
pressure control and
reduce risk of
cardiovascular disease
down the line."
What is GERD?
The ring-like muscles of the lower esophagus
that prevent foods you swallow from returning
from the stomach back into the esophagus is
called the lower esophageal sphincter (LES).
When your stomach is full, a tiny amount of food
can sneak back into the esophagus when you
swallow — that’s normal. But in people with GERD,
substantial amounts of stomach acid and
digestive juices backwash into the esophagus.
Heartburn and “acid indigestion” are the most
common result. A burning pain is typical, and
when it’s accompanied by burping or bloating, it
points to GERD as the cause. But there are
“hidden” signs of GERD that are noticed in the
lungs, mouth, and throat:
Mouth and throat symptoms
- A sour or bitter taste in the mouth
- Regurgitation of food or fluids
- Hoarseness or laryngitis, especially in
the morning
- Sore throat or the need to clear the
throat
- Dental erosions
- Feeling that there is a “lump in the
throat.”
Lung symptoms
- Persistent coughing without apparent
cause, especially after meals
- Wheezing, asthma.
Causes
Poor function of the LES is responsible for
most cases of GERD. A variety of substances can
make the LES relax when it shouldn’t, and others
can irritate the esophagus, making the problem
worse. Other conditions can simply put too much
pressure on the LES. Some of the chief culprits
in GERD are shown below.
Common causes of GERD symptoms
Foods
- Garlic and onions
- Coffee, cola, and other
carbonated beverages
- Alcohol
- Chocolate
- Fried and fatty foods
- Citrus fruits
- Peppermint and spearmint
- Tomato sauces
Medications
- Alpha blockers (used for the
prostate)
- Nitrates (used for angina)
- Calcium-channel blockers (used
for angina and high blood pressure)
- Tricyclics (used for depression)
- Theophylline (used for asthma)
- Bisphosphonates (used for
osteoporosis)
- Anti-inflammatories (used for
arthritis, pain, and fever)
Other causes
- Smoking
- Obesity
- Overeating
- Tight clothing around the waist
- Hiatus hernia (part of the
stomach bulges through the diaphragm
muscle into the lower chest)
- Pregnancy
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Therapy: Lifestyle
Some people with GERD need to turn to
medications to relieve symptoms and prevent
possible long-term damage to the esophagus. But
simple lifestyle modifications can control
heartburn and other GERD symptoms. Here are
eight tips:
- Don’t smoke. It’s the
first rule of preventive medicine, and it’s
as important for GERD as for heart and lung
disease.
- Avoid foods that trigger GERD
(see “Common causes of GERD symptoms,”
above).
- Consider your medications.
If you are taking certain painkillers,
antibiotics, or other medications that can
irritate the esophagus or contribute to GERD,
ask your doctor about alternatives, but
don’t stop treatment on your own.
- Avoid large meals and
try to be up and moving around for at least
30 minutes after eating. (It’s a good time
to help with the dishes.) Don’t lie down for
two hours after you eat, even if it means
giving up that bedtime snack.
- Use gravity to keep the acid
down in your stomach at night.
Propping up your head with an extra pillow
won’t do it. Instead, place four- to
six-inch blocks under the legs at the head
of your bed. A simpler (and very effective)
approach is to sleep on a large,
wedge-shaped pillow. Your bedding store may
not carry one, but many maternity shops
will, since GERD is so common during
pregnancy. And because GERD is also so
common in general, you won’t be the only man
or woman looking for a pillow in a maternity
shop.
- Chew gum, which will
stimulate acid-neutralizing saliva.
- Lose weight.
- Avoid tight belts and
waistbands.
For more information on digestive disorders,
order our Special Health Report, The
Sensitive Gut, at
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