Could Drinking Heavy Atoms Lengthen Your Life?

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skip smyth — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 03:07:38 GMT

Cows may come and cows may go, but the bull, whoa. Wise guy said 'All I know is that I know nothing ! More evident every day.

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chubby — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 20:25:08 GMT

QUESTION FOR THE EXPERTS ----- CONCERNING THE LACK OF TRACE MINERALS IN OUR FOOD / DIET ------ IF YOU USE A REALLY GOOD QUALITY SEA SALT ---- that contains all of the TRACE MINERALS --- IN THEIR PROPER RATIO --- say after a one year period of time ---- IS YOUR BODY GETTING ITS NECESSARY SUPPLY OF THOSE TRACE MINERALS --- JUST FROM CONTINUED USE OF THAT SEA SALT ??? --- or would it require some type of SPECIAL TEST to ANSWER THAT QUESTION ? CHUBBY

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kurt_nielsen — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 15:48:12 GMT

Back to "Sound Mind, Sound Body" It has been a recent break through that now ultrasound is used to regrow teeth and less new that Mind Entrainment (binaural beats) can train mental states to promote HGH(human growth hormone) to accelerate healing & anti-aging. Then there is the popularized Miracle 528Hz DNA healing sound frequency information from "The Healing Codes of Biological Apocalypse" by Dr. Leonard Horowitz , Dr. Joseph Puleo & Jonathan Goldman (author of the book, "Healing Sounds")

This brings more truth to the concept of Shangri-La, a hidden mystical Himalayan village which is said that the people who live at Shangri-La are almost immortal, living years beyond the normal lifespan. The speed/pace itself of music can increase or slow your metabolism. Negativity causes stress, stress promotes aging/death so negative music will put stress in the body. Depressing music can lower NE (Neural Adrenalin) which can lead to a collapse of many of your organs/immune system further leading to coma and or death.

Sound healing/transformation will likely be the last sought answer for a monetary based society since the use of sound is the most inexpensive and simplistic answer aside to eating healthy, balancing mental & physical energy and riding ourselves of pollution.

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RobCrouse — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 15:37:48 GMT

stevorino - trevor marshal suggests that we should avoid sunlight and foods that have vitamin D. His work is highly controversial. He says there is no such thing as vta D deficiency, despite the reality of rickets and it's amelioration through vita D therapy.

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Mercola Fan — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 14:45:30 GMT

I personally have been experimenting with PRILL water.

I seem to have better success using it externally than internally, but I would love to hear a discussion on the topic by the brilliant minds found here.

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Lowlander — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 02:19:06 GMT

I have a dream... And in this dream we have already cleaned up the mess we have made since the Industrial Revolution and nutritional teachings/concepts/ideologies/etc., and we all eat as our ancestors (those not too poor to afford whatever their palates craved) before all this ate, and we have no notion of healthy and unhealthy food... Simpleton that I am.

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curious7 — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 02:18:20 GMT

L-Carnitine, and CoQ10, along with Vitamin K, seem to be just the order, but I will research, and research again. Knowledge is something we just cannot get enough of.

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greg_true — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 02:13:30 GMT

Hey Hollija you got my backing on that. Lets pass the bottle of heavy H20 around and give all living, water-based organisms (good, neutral and bad) a longer healthier life.

Nice thoughts myronim. I am with you, up to a point. Is not reading and applying God's Word best for getting big-hearted not so big-headed?

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myronim — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 00:54:08 GMT

We all do what we can to at least "try" to slow the ravages of age, and live as 'good' a life as possible, without becoming 'fanatical'. However, no matter what is 'discovered' ("there is nothing 'new' under the sun" [Eccl. 1:9] ) it cannot do much more than 'help' us to deal with aging & perhaps allow us a few extra years of 'quality' life.

1,000 yrs. is as 1 day, to God [2 Pet. 3:8] Adam's body was created to live forever, but, he gravely (pun intended) sinned by eating of the fruit (apple?) from God's personal tree. He was told that if he did, he would die, in one day. He did die, 930 yrs. later, 70 yrs. 'short', or less, than 1 day (to God).

Therefore, if a 'perfect' body, gradually aged & died, in nearly 1,000 yrs of age, why are WE not able to duplicate our nutrition, etc., to live at least 100 yrs., on the average?

It's because, BEFORE the flood of Noah's day, man did not eat meat, or 'junk food', of any kind. Some time AFTER the flood, man was permitted to eat 'most' meats [Lev. 11 --]

The 'end result' is found in Psalms 90:10, which says that the best most can do is to live 70-80 yrs.(+)

Modern 'discoveries' has enabled us to RE-establish that perimeter.

That's the ''bad news''. However, the "GOOD news" is that, soon, all this will change for the better, for those who chose to learn about it, and follow the advice, or 'admonitions' set forth in the 'book of life'.

It's called the "Bible", or God's 'Word'. A book of all the instructions man needs to survive, now, and wait for a better future, now very 'close at hand'.

:Even THAT 'admonition' does not come from this writer, but comes from the Bible. It says to 'examine' it, daily. But, it must be read, not just for 'knowledge', but also for 'understanding', according to 'accurate' knowlege. Then, 'wisdom' comes from applying what has been learned.

That is a 'key factor' in staying alive "up to" 80 yrs., or so, besides the heath factor.

So, people, there you have it. The "basic fact's"! Whether any choose to consider this info so as to pursue further investigation into it, is up to each one. But, for those who choose to do so, they could have a chance at having a better life, in many ways, NOW, as well as have a hope for a real 'future', on this planet EARTH, when our bodies will, once again, be as perfect as Adam's, before he sinned.

Good health to you all!

Myron Maupin (a Bible reader)

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JayPatrick — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 00:46:05 GMT

Since I mainly drink organic red wine, a rich source of resveratrol the current longevity certerpiece, I would hope that an organic red wine could be made with heavy water. This along with my calorie retricted diet, 2 hour a day mountain bike rides, and a satisfying sex life would go a long way toward ensuring a long, healthy, and fulfilling life. Of course, I'd hate to find out years later that the heavy water was actually doing more harm than good. Maybe I'd better just stick to my time-tested regimine and count my blessings for years to come (I'm only 66 after all). I wouldn't be surprised if I did manage to live at least another 40 years. However, I fully expect that mitochrondrial DNA restoration will be a giant step forward in longevity and quality of health.

I suppose this will be an easy pathway to long life for those who follow the path of least resistence. Still, I'm willing to practice the precautionary principle and do what I can to safe, not sorry.

I've already been living my version of a holistic longevity approach long enough to experience high energy, vitality, mental clarity, strength and endurance, and much, much more. New lifestyle choices are so rewarding that the temptations of returning to the comforts of carbs, dairy, and sugar really are not so tempting any more.

Still, I don't really what goody-two-shoes think about my proclivity toward a glass or two more than the authorities approve. After all, maybe measuring up to some authorities dictates could cause more stress damage than getting a little high on organic red wine. Perfectionism can pull down one's level of life satisfaction while living with a little personal latitude can release the energy of celebrating life! With or without the heavy water.

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Bowener — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 00:41:56 GMT

'Think First', are you suggesting that CellFood has deuterium in it? Agggggghhhhh! It's not listed on the label. It claims to be "purified water", dissolved oxygen, seawater extract, plant source amino acid blend, plant source enzyme blend, and nothing else. I'm reading the label here. it also doesn't taste at all sweet. On the contrary, it's VERY acidic - way below 5.5 in the yellow range of the pH paper! When I started adding it to my water, I got terribly sharp, long-lasting pains in my intestines and felt awful for hours. I tried a number of times, with different amounts and got the same result and finally gave up. Last dose was only a couple of drops in a quart of RO water. It's research and claims look good, but I don't care -- I'm not touching it again! With that amount of pain in response, it can't be good.

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jkofhrts — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 22:42:22 GMT

Bad idea.

www.totse.com/.../d20.html

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chubby — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 22:37:04 GMT

I am fairly certain that the LAUGHS I have gotten from this posting have ADDED AT LEAST 2 or 3 YEARS TO MY LIFESPAN and --- unfortunately --- all those very fine MALT PRODUCTS are OFF - BUDGET to SENIORS ON SOCIAL SECURITY ---- and ----- believe it or not --- the decision making involved in SHOPPING ON A VERY LIMITED INCOME --- CAN BE EXTREMELY STRESSFUL --- and sometimes downright EXAUSTING ---- which --- can be ALIVIATED by a " dose or two " of an appropriate "stress - reduction " supplement --- generally liquid in nature --- in that regard --- I am happy to report that my first experimental batch of HARD CIDER turned out to be a sucess --- tricky stuff though --- it tastes like a very INNOCENT SWEET APPLE JUICE --- but 5 minutes latter can give you a real whack on the side of the head ---- ALL THINGS IN MODERATION !!! ( and of course my home - made supplement is ALL NATURAL --- AND CHEMICAL AND GMO FREE ) CHUBBY

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Jonathan B — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 20:20:18 GMT

Brook's Law of Unintended Consequences-

Any new product, no longer how healthy or benign will occasionally have unexpected and nasty consequences.

If Deuterium works as an anti-aging treatment and gives humans longer life to 150 or more, and is placed in a widespread fashion in food and water, it may start to give animals and plants longer and more healthy lives as it moves through the biosphere.

Sure, it may be nice to have Fido live to to be thirty years old, or your favorite Kitty to push twenty, but do you really want to live around rats with a ten year life span, who have grown to the size of a spaniel.

How about houseflies that live for years, or long lived mosquitoes. Not to mention the fun of crabgrass that lives for years and years.

Of course, we would also have the fun of dealing with politicians who would never be removed due to a hundred plus years of seniority. MMMMM. Deuterium. The gift that keeps on giving...and giving...and giving.

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CEM — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 19:54:39 GMT

If we'd turn off all the electrosmog (cell phone towers and antennas, power lines, TV/radio, wi-fi), the body could tap into its own natural ability to regenerate. Google the Bioinitiative Report. EMF/RF is what damages DNA and interferes with God-given cellular signaling to repair and regenerate.