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3 hours ago, ewok said:
I was diagnosed with RA early this year - I also didn't have the factor in my blood, but it showed up on mri and another scan (where they put the jelly stuff on you with a scanning thing). they did diagnose hydroxychloroquine, I didn't take it (I wanted to try natural stuff first), but six months later went back, and it had almost completely gone in one (the least affected part), hand - so much so, the doctor got another doctor in to make sure - she seemed almost relived when she spotted a little that hand :D
They could see signs of where the inflammation was in that and the other hand / wrist, but that there was healing - there was extra fluid in the areas or something. My ankles / feet are still quite bad, but again, better than before.
When I reeled off the list of what I was taking, she was interested, but say that if I took the Hydroxy as well it would heal quicker. I said I'd think about it, but seeing as what I was doing was working, I didn't want to risk it (I don't react well to pharmaceuticals / chemicals etc).
When I was diagnosed initially, I'd started a lot of the below - just because I wanted to support my mitochondria, thyroid and adrenals anyway (had taken those protocols in the past), and had noticed an improvement in the RA symptoms (there was a delay of around three months between the initial scans and finding out, as the tests had come back negative for RA, but the consultant sent me for an MRI just to make sure/ see what was going on, as my symptoms were quite severe and there was obviously something going on). The consultant said then, very carefully, that, '...some of those (supplements) help some of his patients some of the time...'. He had a student with him then - he was a bit more chatty about it the next appointment, and quite open - I was pleasantly surprised.
Still got a lot of healing to do, but it's going in the right direction :)
List is below if anyone's interested;
- Dr Myhill's protocols for Adrenal, Mitochondria & Adrenal Support (acetyl l carnitine, d-ribose, b3, b6, b12, vit. C, co-enzyme q 10, glutathione), see her site for dosage / directions / extra info https://www.drmyhill.co.uk
- collagen, turmeric w/ black pepper and other bits to help absorption, b1, starflower oil (haven't got round to a bone supplement yet, but going to throw that in also)
- probiotics - am taking a course every few months for one month (I use optibac atm - the 'extra' one)
- anti-inflammation diet - and avoiding nightshade family food.
- powders in apple juice a few times a week (spirulina / moringa / kale / brocoli / spinach / beetroot / inulin / lions mane)
- CBD oil
- maca and tumeric powders in coffee
- homeopathic prescription (three remedies in one pill + constitutional), don't want to say which ones, as it can differ between patients and my mix mayn't work for someone else
- Traumeel ointment (homeopathic), comfrey ointment and CBD ointment on affected areas at different times - depends on how it feels / if acute etc.
- Chinese medicine - herbs one month on / one month off. And acupuncture - needling between my fingers (in the webbed bit), really painful / uncomfortable first couple of sessions (I've been receiving acupuncture for many years, and have never experienced wanting the needles out so much), but it works really well and effect on symptoms was immediate. After the initial discomfort it was fine, and back to the regular blissful zoned out float home state, so I'd bear with it if you try it. My acupuncturist said most people can't tolerate it, but I don't think they realise how much benefit it will have - I knew to bear with it because of previous results - and I've learnt the difference over the years between healing and damaging pain).
- Iyengar yoga - they do specific asanas for neurological / physical conditions, and a few tailored postures definitely helped. A teacher can show you, then you can do at home (they encourage you to practice at home and not be reliant on them).
- meditation - I do 2hrs a day (and have been for many years now) - reducing reaction to stress (and reducing stress as much as possible however I can.
RA's so debilitating. I don't know how much I'll heal. I doubt the bone erosion will grow back, but if I can just stabilise / stop any further damage / delay its progress as much as possible, I'll be happy. If it had continued how it was, I doubt I would've been able to continue working for much longer - I need my hands, and they were getting so bad and the pain was just ridiculous - and not being able to grasp / dropping things so constantly was getting really wearing.Out of interest, where did they mri scan. My lady has an enormously high rheumatoid factor but other numbers low. In Italy She would be diagnosed as having RA bit here they don’t acknowledge this.
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5 hours ago, alexa said:
Wilko was one of my favorite too, I'v bought loads form there in the past, I will be sad to see it go.
Yep - Along side with with their cheap crap of everything else. I detest the place as much as I do Tesco too.
Totally. Fake toys and crappy garden furniture. Ok if you want to use a chair once then re buy.
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2 hours ago, webtrekker said:
I've got to admit, I am becoming a bit disheartened with the forum myself.
Although I realise it was originally formed as a platform for alternative views that were being ridiculed or ignored by the MSM, I now find many topics far to esoteric in their nature. There seem to be far fewer topics concentrating on hard facts rather than occult, religious, or downright weird posts that are incomprehensible to most (including myself).
I soon lose enthusiasm now when reading through the list of Recent Activity and just give up, as either I don't find anything there worth replying to, or anything that make sense in order to enable me to compose a reply.
No doubt others have a different view, and maybe I'm just too thick to understand all the freaky, tripped-out stuff, but my gut feeling is that there is a lot of 77th Brigade stuff going on here starting meaningless, occult-ridden, secret-society topics that are swamping the true, meaningful topics.
I'll keep looking in, but I can't see much changing unfortunately.
Why dont you create the content that you want to discuss. If you make you’re own topic, as long as it is within forum rules you steer the discussion.
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7 hours ago, bamboozooka said:
seeing as i'm home educating, im banking on lockdowns in a few years when my child does gcse's.
i should be able to give my child all A's like the teachers did to their pupils.
Just remember if your child is a lazy, rude idiot, you have to take them in days out. If they are impeccably behaved and doing really well, you must not reward them.
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11 hours ago, Grumpy Owl said:
Local journalism reaches new low...
I visited Wilko store after huge administration sale launched and left feeling confused
from: https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/whats-on/whats-on-news/visited-wilko-store-after-huge-27518619
Honestly this reads more like a Mumsnet blog article than a 'news' story. And if she can be 'confused' by all this, well it tells you all you need to know about the calibre of journalists being recruited by Reach. (Or maybe its all about dumbing down the audience...)
It's exactly as it says on the tin, its an 'administration sale'.
This is all about clearing out stock, and turning it into cash, so that bills and creditors can be paid, in an effort to make the business a 'going concern'.
Not everything will be heavily reduced in price, and there will of course be the usual psychological trick of making shoppers think they are getting a bargain when they aren't.
Yeah, maybe its a bit early for the Halloween season, but if you got loads of Halloween-related stock sitting around doing nothing, then may as well offer it for sale and see what you can get for it.
"Seeming busy" is not quite the same as actually being 'busy'.
I've been to a few local Wilko stores in recent weeks, mainly on Saturday or Sundays, and I found them to be surprisingly dead, hardly any shoppers.
Which makes for a pleasant shopping experience, until you're forced to use their self-checkouts.
I wonder why so many people now prefer to do their discount shopping at B&M or Home Bargains instead?
B & M most likely because it’s pilled high with cheap crap to eat and drink.
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13 hours ago, 78ast78dgyad said:
here we go
COVID Part 2
It's back
Now it's called Pre COVID -
Read some of the comments. Seems the majority want forced vaccinations, especially for anti vax idiots. Nothings changed. Plus lockdowns and furlough immediately.
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1 minute ago, aesir22 said:
Thank you Bombadil, appreciate the advice!
I have been listening to The Lost Book of Enki on audible. Entertaining, even if not fully credible.
Everything I have read about Annunaki over the years has said how evil they are, either creating or enslaving humans. There seems to be a lot of discussion over their interaction with Reptilians, and how they connect to the ruling elite of modern times. Interesting stuff!
I agree alot doesnt seem credible, though there are many seperate sources alluding to the same things. By the sounds of it you are happy to go the extra mile and investigate. Always a great habit, especially in todays world where the waters are continualy muddied.
My attitude to the whole Reptillian and other discussions is that regardless of what is really going on in this perceived reality, we can all agree something is not right. I guess its a Wizard of Oz thing. Whats really behind the curtain.
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1 hour ago, aesir22 said:
Hello all,
I hope this is the correct sub forum, please feel free to say if not.
I am fascinated by the subjects in the title, but I hear such conflicting views and thought the best place to get opinions would be a place where people are open minded. I have read that Zecharia's work is almost entirely fictional because it is based on his own flawed translations of the original tablets? Which would be a shame because I've loved reading his work so far. Are such criticisms of his work true, or just the usual cover-up? Any opinions? The translations he offers seem to coincide with other creation myths from thousands of years ago, but pre-dates them. Is this where those creation myths came from?
Any and all opinions welcome!
I'd appreciate any reading suggestions on the old Sumerian creation myths/truths. It's something I'd like to learn a lot more about.
Hi and welcome to the Forum.
I really enjoy reading about these subjects as well. I tend to read books that, even if they are not directly linked to this, complement them. Any ancient accounts of the middle east. As I am sure you are aware these overlap motre often than not.
Book wise is not always easy as many are very superficial or lazy in their research. Project Avalon has an enormous library which, if you are happy reading e books, should satiate your appetite. There is also a recommended reading topic here.
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9 hours ago, EnigmaticWorld said:
Do you think they would let Christians gain power though? That surely wouldn't help their plans if Christians are taught to be against world government.
I honestly can't see some Handmaids Tale future happening, especially when a lot of mainstream churches are Christian Zios. I'm sure Atwood knows that the treatment of women in that novel is more like radical Islam than modern Christianity, but being honest wouldn't fit her agenda. No Bible belt Christian in America is going to allow people to take his daughter to be used as a sex object, especially when they're armed. Without saying too much here, look at Atwood's phenotype, and then that might answer why she would hate Christians, or just look up '81 surprising facts about Margaret Atwood', then look at number 33.
Does that really sound like modern Christianity or another Abrahamic religion?
What has running a Jewish summer camp got to do with it?
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4 hours ago, TheConsultant said:
MSM has been propaganda for decades. What she is stating is factual information following Executive Orders, collected evidence (2000 mules, voting machine tampering, resizing of ballots, changing voting laws fraudulently/illegally (goes against the constitution which an EO was regarding), taking Gold back from Vatican etc etc) and legally speaking the Trump court case now opens the door to evidence to be legally released publicly to prove that (and more) to people who are not reading or have not read the Q posts. As she says its a big error on their part and the world will know how it was done from at least in part via discovery and the subpoenaing of witnesses and thus evidence of how it was done will become public information.
It was industrial levels and multiple levels/layers of fraud, it also, in some peoples cases were acts of Treason which if I am not mistaken means you can be put to death.
Time to assassinate Trump? Only way to stop the disclosure. That or courts decide to go closed doors because of sensitive info.
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14 hours ago, Mr Crabtree said:
you're lucky enough to have a disabled wife
I would imagine that both you, and your wife, are equally thrilled at her being lucky enough to be fully disabled. Think of all those wonderful places you cant visit because of no access for disabled. Then there is the wonderful opportunity to be in too much pain and discomfort to do anything most days. Added to that she has been, I presume, given a splendid cocktail of pharmaceuticals to be experimented on by her G.P. Most of which will barely reduce the issues she faces every second of every day. And most likely cause significant other effects.
I think your neighbour is a complete prick. I remember mates years ago who commented on benefits scrounges. Not realising one day it could be them. I bet your neighbour took all the handouts offered during lockdowns and energy increases.
At least you are full of humour. Whether a blessing or nightmare for your good lady, I don’t know.
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51 minutes ago, Campion said:
I don't watch the news so much these days, so I missed the Egyptian revolution. Did it work, is Egypt a better place after these few years?
The group that became the new ruling party were not liked by the west. As a result they were removed and replaced by something more liked.
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33 minutes ago, Macnamara said:
how does the dissenting 1% coordinate their effort so as to become an immoveable force?
If I knew that we would all be free. I find myself musing a lot about what can be done. I think back to when Egypt had their revolution a few years ago. They claimed about one million were protesting in Tahir square. That was 1 60th of the population and it worked. Plus if I remember rightly it was virtually free of any violence.
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1 minute ago, Macnamara said:
people in the new age movement are always speaking about people ascending to 4D reality and i don't know anything about that. But what i do feel is that I am increasingly out of synche with the mass of humanity
I have also lost respect for a lot of people and as their silence on all of these issues facing us today becomes deafening i confess to feeling some contempt
If they are so compliant about these things then maybe there is no line in the sand for them. Maybe they will queue up for their microchip implant and for their bug burgers and for their umpteenth booster for whatever the latest bogeyman virus is allegedly doing the rounds....
I find the new age movement to be very hypocritical. Always know more than you. A lot have delussions of granduer. At least here many are open minded to all possibilities and not following a rigid stance.
Unfortunately, and im not depressed or giving in, I believe the 99% will line up for their Winston Smith lifestyle
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6 minutes ago, Macnamara said:
i think its an age old catch 22:
if one person makes a stand they get squashed by the weight of the leviathan. To counter the strength of the leviathan you need lots of people to make a stand at the same time
But the people are not coordinated and are afraid to make a stand in case no one else does and they are left exposed.....
Sums it up. I remember on many occassions thinking about random stuff. I often wandered if it was just me thinking this way and how nice it was when someone else talked of similar thoughts.
I think the one paycheck away from homelessness plays a big part as well. So many have, in their minds, so much to lose. To big a risk.
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9 minutes ago, Macnamara said:
Pfizer to Cash In on Cardiovascular Treatments as Heart Attack Deaths Skyrocket
Frank BergmanAugust 3, 2023Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer is set to cash in on new cardiovascular treatments as heart failure cases and related deaths skyrocket around the world.
Pfizer is now expanding into medications for heart inflammation by gaining dominant control of the cardiovascular treatments market.
The company has completed its purchase of Arena Pharmaceuticals for $6.7 billion.
Arena Pharma is a market leader in creating drugs to treat immuno-inflammatory diseases which are often caused by vaccine injuries.
Aamir Malik, Pfizer’s chief business innovation officer, celebrated the news in a statement about the acquisition.
“We believe this transaction represents the best next step for both patients and shareholders,” Malik said.
The move is great news for Pfizer’s shareholders as investors will cash in on the vascular clotting cases that have been soaring in the past couple of years.
Conveniently, immuno-inflammatory diseases are side effects of Pfizer’s Covid jabs.
The company can capitalize on the treatment of those compounded health issues created in the vascular systems of millions of people around the world.
A medication called Etrasimod, which treats inflammatory conditions, is at the epicenter of Pfizer’s acquisition of Arena Pharmaceuticals.
A side effect of Pfizer’s Covid shot is spike protein syndrome, which causes chronic inflammation.
Another of the company’s products is called Temanogrel, a drug used for treating microvascular obstruction.
Microvascular obstruction is one of the main issues caused by the Pfizer shots as it causes myocarditis.
Cases of myocarditis, a potentially fatal inflammation of the heart muscle, have soared all across the world since the rollout of the mRNA Covid shots.
Myocarditis is listed by the CDC as a known side effect of the jabs.
Again, it’s the epitome of the problem-reaction-solution business model.
Temanogrel, also known as APD791, is used for the treatment of arterial thrombosis.
https://slaynews.com/news/pfizer-cash-in-cardiovascular-treatments-heart-attack-deaths-skyrocket/
Problem, reaction, solution big Pharma style
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3 hours ago, Macnamara said:
if someone steps off a cliff they will fall and die. That's a natural law etched into the design of this place
so now we have established that there are laws that govern this reality we can then contemplate if some human actions produce a negative result whilst others produce a positive result
if we accept that some actions lead to good outcomes and some lead to bad outcomes then we can consider the behaviours of ourselves and others and whether or not those behaviours are having a positive or negative outcome
if we look at it through the conspiracy lens we can even ask ourselves if people with malevolent designs are deliberately pushing certain behaviours that they know will have a negative outcome
If it were not possible to impact people positively or negatively then why would books like machiavelli's 'the prince' or san shu's 'art of war' or saul alinsky's 'rules for radicals' continue to influence people?
Clearly some people have sought to make these things into a science and art and once we realise that we can acknowledge that psychopaths can use such knowledge for their own gains and consider if their gains are actually in our best interests
This is what i meant by the moral compass. If there is a God, in the Biblical sense and we have free will, then many people clearly see taking advantage of others as a good outcome. So many with bad intentions have contribted to creating a world where the innocent and uninterested are forced to suffer under their designs. There is so much good content on the forum and elsewhere discussing this but most dont seem to care.
Most are only interested in themselves and their immediate gratification or the pursuit of the next. This is why I tend to keep to myself. At minimum, because of my interests, when I go out I tend to only meet like minded people.
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2 hours ago, Macnamara said:
how to buffer myself from the retarded decisions of other people is a question that plagues me daily
I have adopted the logic of a man I met only a few times before he passed. He was in his eightes and had the attitude that he would not waste a single second of his time with idiots. It serves me well.
The real issue, as you say, is how to defend yourself against the retarded decisions of others. Even though I live a very secluded life it doesnt stop whats going on around me. I know that if the council decided they wanted my land, there would be noting I could do about it. If your a parent it makes it many magnitudes harder, as im sure you are aware.
My biggest issue is the same old problem. If I were to decide to try and change the system in non violent means. Lobbying or getting elected to some group or another. I think that all those who supported would disappear when the real changes needed to be fought for. Much like when you are with your mates as a kid and when shit hits the fan theyre all halfway up the road.
I think we are in a very similar position in respect to how to resolve these issues. Living my current lifestyle iswonderful but feels like putting my head in the sand. Added to that is when I have tried to involve others in the pursuit of a better life, they almost certainly look to take advantage of me and my family. Ok, I have obviously chosen badly, but sometimes a persons true nature doesnt appear until they believe they are in a position to take advantage.
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12 minutes ago, Macnamara said:
the point is: what is true?
I took you for a serious researcher of all things on this Forum.
Now I’m not so sure. Why?
Everybody knows that the BBC and tabloid news provide all the truth a good citizen needs!
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I’m looking forward to David’s new book. Really pleased to see an Audio version as well. Great way to listen whilst busy.
I think he spent way too many pages talking about his background in the last book though. I do get that someone is always a new reader though.
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3 minutes ago, Macnamara said:
is it God's fault evil people are doing well?
or is it peoples fault for not taking responsibility for upholding morality?
Even questioning whether God does or doesn’t have responsibility is questionable imo. There is no absolute proof of any higher entity in the way the average human considers there to be.
As far as I understand, all humans are born with a moral compass. Inheriting an ability to know right from wrong. Regardless of any third person interaction or indoctrination. Too many justify their actions by using a God or Gods.
Is there something which connects us all. Imo absolutely yes. What that is and how it interacts with us is beyond are ability to understand. Yes we can conceptualise a higher power, ( for want if a better way to describe it), but believing we can grasp its intentions, if any, is where we all go wrong.I guess it comes down to whether we believe this higher power has a plan involving us, or if we are treated with the same regard as any other thing in existence.
If we then add in the matrix and all the other beliefs members here have, about what is really going on, it multiples the possibilities endlessly.This isn't judging what you wrote. Just musings on the subject.
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9 hours ago, TheConsultant said:
Also note that due to this Trump case going to court a phrase to bare in mind "discovery". Lawyer term.
https://www.britannica.com/topic/discovery-law
-------Steps in a Trial
Discovery
To begin preparing for trial, both sides engage in discovery . This is the formal process of exchanging information between the parties about the witnesses and evidence they ll present at trial.
Discovery enables the parties to know before the trial begins what evidence may be presented. It s designed to prevent "trial by ambush," where one side doesn t learn of the other side s evidence or witnesses until the trial, when there s no time to obtain answering evidence.
One of the most common methods of discovery is to take depositions. A deposition is an out-of-court statement given under oath by any person involved in the case. It is to be used at trial or in preparation for trial. It may be in the form of a written transcript, a videotape, or both. In most states, either of the parties may take the deposition of the other party, or of any other witness. Both sides have the right to be present during oral depositions.
Depositions enable a party to know in advance what a witness will say at the trial. Depositions can also be taken to obtain the testimony of important witnesses who can t appear during the trial. In that case, they re read into evidence at the trial.
Often a witness's deposition will be taken by the opposing side and used to discredit the witness's testimony at trial if the trial testimony varies from the testimony taken during the deposition. (A lawyer might ask a witness at trial, Are you lying now or were you lying then? )
Usually depositions consist of an oral examination, followed by cross-examination by the opposing side. In addition to taking depositions, either party may submit written questions, called interrogatories , to the other party and require that they be answered in writing under oath. If one party chooses to use an interrogatory, written questions are sent to the lawyer representing the other side, and that party has a period of time in which to answer.
Other methods of discovery include
- subpoenaing or requiring the other side to produce books, records or other documents for inspection (a subpoena is a written order issued by a court compelling a person to testify or produce certain physical evidence such as records);
- having the other side submit to a physical examination; or
- asking that a document be submitted for examination to determine if it is genuine.
Go back and read above post regarding how you get the information they have had since at least 2016 public and legally doing so.There are pertinent news articles everyday on Fox News. All discussing the criminality of the Bidens. Many discussing how far ahead in the polls Trump is over Ron Desantis of Florida. Trump was on 53 points and Desantis 19. Every new allegation or charge increases Trumps lead.
when I have more time I will post some links, though they are easy to find.
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Same crap going in as FE topic.
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1 hour ago, Talorgan said:
Sacred Soil ; Biochar And Regeneration of Earth
By Robert Tindall ,
Frederique Apefel -Marglin and David Shearer.
North Atlantic Books ,2017
V Interesting book having read Robert Tindall 's previous book
" Biochar ( or Yana Allpa,black earth). /terra preta agriculture is especially vital in this region (Amazon) because capable of transforming degraded and totally infertile lands as quickly as in one season"
So even syncretistic new / old paradigm shift locally but globally !
Great heads up. I was reading about this last week. At the time I knew I wanted to know more about this. Then as usual, I completely forgot.
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How to cure rhematoid arthritis naturally?
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I really appreciate this topic. Thank you @Fluke