re: Sun Exposure Decreases Risk of MS

imaginedr — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:53:54 GMT

Naturally ... all science relates only to what it can see ... and for certain one can see and feel the positive effects of the sun and stats do seem to suggest what Dr. Mercola does say in this article may be important for one to consider. However, if one does look a little closer - get out your microscopes - RNA and DNA functions are greatly enhanced by geomagnetic energy which in turns amps up electrical energy needed for cellular communication and functioning so necessary for proper transport of nutrients in and out of the cells.

Earthly pictures taken from space for decades have shown dozens of animal species grazing with heads pointed north until just a few years ago when suddenly they begin to switch with heads pointed south. It seems animals worldwide are merely confirming scientific fact that magnetic north is changing to south. No wonder such confusion exist with whales, pigeons and so many other migrating species losing their way - even us humans now require GPS to find our way.

Sad but true ... above 40 degrees N or below 40 degrees S ... 10,000 x's more cases of MS and other related electrical diseases are being reported. It is easy to see that nature adversely responds to all man made EMF interference and so it is with humans too! See you at the equator unless you want to absorb a little more Holmium into your life? Perhaps sunshine and geomagnetic balance is something that we all can feel better with unless your native Alaskan for it most certainly would kill you!

Guess it all comes down to individual balance ... what ones feels works for them ... now that is the magic fountain of youth we should all be drinking from. Talk about being charged up!