Sorry to hear that. A friend recently told me his father was strong and healthy but one day he felt ill, went to the hospital and within days he died. Years later his mom was healthy but felt uncomfortable so she went to the hospital to find what was wrong. She died within days too. My friend is healthy, works out take suppliments but he doesn’t trust doctors. I can’t blame him one bit.
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What’s with the anomalies. Questions not fully explained. And what’s with the wires?
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That is sad to hear Stu. I have no answers where children and cancer are concerned because it obviously isn’t caused by a lifestyle choice as in the majority of cases in adults. It does look like the chemo was responsible for his demise and not the leukaemia itself ultimately. My theory is, you have to be strong enough to take the treatment, then it could work. The same applies to vaccinations. I believe both camps, the vaxxers and anti vaxxers are correct. Babies are mostly vaccinated too early, hence you see all the subsequent problems. If only they wait a bit till the child is older and stronger, it would be ok. My kids are both fully vaccinated. With my younger one, because of her weakened immune system (eczema), I delayed the MMR till she was 2 1/2. The docs were fine about it. She was fine, but I am sure if she had them at age 1 like she was supposed to, it would have been a different story.
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Yes, the eye mask is to block out all light. It also retains natural moisture in the skin around the eyes.
Lack of light with mask increases melatonin. Helps you relax and sleep.
Interesting technique
Gravity on the moon is exponentially weaker than gravity on earth. It takes far less thrust to raise a given mass above the moon than it does to raise the same mass above the earth.
Moon/Gravity
1.62 m/s²
Things on the surface of the moon weigh less than 17% of what they weigh on earth.
1.62/9.807 = 0.16518813 = 16.52%
Scientists calculate all this before they send a rocket on a mission.
That reminds me of something I read recently which was a personal account related to some research I was reading. I had never thought about it but it does make sense, to me anyway ! Removing the nerve and blood supply is removing the early warning system that there is an issue, luckily I don’t have any root canals but I’m rapidly running out of teeth ! Joke !! 
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Use a steam room or facial steamer, get lots of moisture in then cover with rose hip oil. 
That is difficult to argue against. However I remain convinced that people went to, and walked on, the moon.
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I have refused blood thinner pills for the same reason. It’s amazing that Big Pharma advertises prescription medicine on TV and says “ask your doctor about ____________” and then follows the ad with quickly spoken warnings the include…“do not stop taking Warfarin as your chances of stroke may increase, Warfarin has been known to cause internal bleeding and death, …”
I’ve been through several conversations with doctors concerning blood thinners and I refuse to take them. I take a full (325mg) aspirin per day instead…it is prescribed by my last doctor…and I don’t need a prescription anyway. Some people have prescriptions for 81mg per day as a blood thinner.
On my last few visits to the hospital (as a patient) I have always asked the dispensing nurse what she was about to give me as medicine. Whenever they said, “blood thinner”, I refused it. Even got into arguments with some persistent nurses. They said it was to keep me from having blood clots in my legs.
On this last hospital stay (10 days), the main doctor (the Hospitalist) talked me into taking heparin injections…which wear off in a very few hours rather than days and present no danger upon withdrawing from use. They use heparin on some patients up until a couple of hours before operations and then resume after the operation is complete…ceasing the treatments when the patient is discharged.
You are wise to tell the Warfarin peddlers to go pound sand!
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Doesn’t that mean we would only need a rocket abt 50 feet tall?
Have you ever done any testing?
If I was going to the moon I would want to know how I was gonna come back and I’d want to see an actual trial run successfully completed.
That would include full E2E testing of EVERYTHING in the exact same environments(and not just the propellant).
The only testing I ever saw was when Neil Armstrong tested the LM on earth - What he said afterwards was not very polite.
Someone I know, very well, was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin lymphoma 3 years ago.
Since then we have tried everything, including chemo. Cannabis/Tumeric/Hemp/Curcumin/veggie diet/detox/no sugar you name it.
Still on tenterhooks but given the all clear earlier this year
So what worked? Did it ‘‘really’’ work? Who knows? but the only thing that we don’t do anymore is the chemo.
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No. The size of a rocket depends on how much thrust is required to lift the load, how long the thrust must be sustained to accomplish the goal and how much fuel must be lifted (along with the payload) to complete the flight.
When the fully loaded Saturn V left the launch pad, it had to maintain tremendous thrust for a long period of time in order to gain enough momentum to leave the earth’s gravitational pull.
When the first stage rocket was expended, its remains fell back to the earth and the second stage rocket fired.
After a time, there was no need of rocket thrust to maintain velocity through space and the lunar lander and the orbiter coasted toward a rendezvous with the moon…using small thrusters now and then to adjust the course.
The lander and attached orbiter then entered into an orbit around the moon.
The lunar lander had to carry only enough fuel to first land on the moon’s surface and then return to the orbiter.
The orbiter had to carry enough fuel to escape the moon’s gravity, then coast back to a rendezvous with earth, then slow down enough for the recovery capsule to re-enter the atmosphere.
By this time, all of the rocket propulsion systems had been expended and discarded. The recovery capsule gently floated down toward the center of the earth under large parachutes and splashed into the ocean…thus completing man’s first round trip from the surface of the earth to the surface of the moon and back.
Simples…
I am a “conspiracy theorist”. I believe men and women of wealth and power conspire. If you don’t think so, then you are what is called “an idiot”. If you believe stuff but fear the label, you are what is called “a coward”.
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Are they really going…?
Can you imagine how many people who where unfortunate or uneducated or very trusting and wanted to cooperate with the doctor so they said: “Whatever you say doc!”
Did you know holistic doctors are hounded by the medical association cause they’re bypassing Big Pharma? Just recently a young rapper Nipsey Hussle was murdered in LA because he was making a documentary and telling his fans of a natural cure from a doctor Sebi a Honduran herbalist.
Very sad, very sad.
Yep obviously - why would they?
Astronauts are expendable right?
On the other hand if they knew they were only acting out an elaborate movie??
I have my shortlist of proposed doctors down to 4. One is a D.O., the other three are M.D.s.
My preference at this time is the D.O. Her resume includes:
“Dr __________ has a special interest in preventative care, with a focus on lifestyle medicine, including nutrition and exercise.”
I despise doctors that prescribe pills to alleviate the symptoms of an ailment then additional pills to alleviate the side effects of the first pills.
Proper diet, sufficient exercise and good sleeping habits can work wonders on the human body.