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Thank you Haudenosaunee, most excellent information as per your usual contribution...May my gratitude find you well.

Good info Haudenosaunee...thanks for this as it is interesting to me.

I had posted extensively regarding this subject on that other forum...but all contributions have been removed and/or deleted.
Contributors without blogs, books, videos of their own layed waste upon the dung heap of insignificance and forgotten.

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Biophotons
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-biophotons.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biophoton

I came across this vid in my web stream meanderings. I really have no comment about his "invention", but he says some very interesting things.


Here is a link with summery of 'The Phenomena of Life… A Radio-Electric Interpretation by George Crile 1936' . Directly underneath is a Time article dated Dec. 5, 1932.
What a unfortunate way to describe this marvelous phenomenon...the term "necrobiotic rays". Such is the sickness of
so-called "science". I think I rudimentally understand the value of words, but why are there so many? Too many describing all the same things and elaboration after endless elaboration...ad infinitum...ad nauseum.
http://www.nuenergy.org/alt/crile.htm

I liked what Russell Mean said about smell/scent. Not sure about the reasoning behind perfume for women, but his heart is defiantly in the right place.

"May you always walk in Beauty." (ancient prayer)

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I agree Haudenosaunee and I also envisioned and almost could taste those unnatural, synthetic poisons when he spoke about scent. I've noticed with a few people it is as if they have no sense of smell at all anymore. Doesn't seem to matter if they are a smoker or not. Maybe this is why they can tolerate most overly salted or flavor "enhanced" processed foods since the nose and mouth are directly connected. You can't taste if there is no breath. I know someone who swears they can't tell the difference between butter or margarine, and who thinks agave syrup is exactly like honey.

I really enjoy citrus and sage in the morning and I often dab a bit of lavender oil under my pillow at night. I also am very fond of vanilla and clove. Good stuff right there and looks like a great link as well...thank you.

Hi ya'll, aren't essential oils heavenly, they smell so darn good, I can't help but program myself! I do all kinds of things with them. If you like citrus and sage, you might like bergamont, Blackbird! The body tells you what it needs doesn't it and those smells are very balancing for women.
Have any of ya'll here smelled ylang ylang before??

If I didn't mention before from testimonies, peppermint oil used with massage oil is real good for pain as long as the person isn't sensitive to essential oils. Oh, Swerdlow said that plants may induce people, well of course they can be used for brainwashing, but if you use them on yourself and know what you are doing if they are toxic then they are very beneficial. I will find out his list of plants.

This line here is pure and very potent, Gary Young the founder, had an interesting story, guess someone didn't want him to use the medicinal oils, but his company made it. He has some interesting mixtures.
http://www.youngliving.com/en_US/index.html

However, on the other hand, using Bechamp's philosophy of pleomorphism, we should treat and stabilize the terrain and the germ will go back to its normal, symbiotic state.

I like this approach