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ITP Treatment Low Blood Platelets How HomeopathyAcupuncture Quantum Physics can help

In this modern day and age thank God for technology. There is a little known process out there that combines homeopathy, acupuncture, quantum physics and modern computer technology which takes all the guesswork out of diagnosis and helps get you on the road to recovery in no time flat. It’s called the Bio-tracker. It is truly an amazing bit of equipment. Yes, you can even banish a host of auto immune disorders such as ITP and Lupus just by using this new technology combined with the right lifestyle choices.

But how does this work?

The Bio-tracker technology uses modern computer software science with quantum physics, ancient Chinese acupuncture/acupressure, and homeopathy by testing the electromagnetic frequencies of our DNA taken from a sample of your saliva. Then a multitude of tests are performed virtually, and they arrive at certain homeopathic remedies specifically made just for you and your condition. It is not exactly a “cure” per se, but what the remedy does is restore the balance of the body thereby eliminating the guesswork of finding out what’s wrong and then helps your body get back in balance to create the state of health and ward off serious chronic disease.

To understand how this is possible, you have to consider science and how the combination of ancient modalities of acupuncture/acupressure, homeopathy and modern quantum physics can have such a profound effect on healing.

Quantum Physics Einstein established that our bodies are made up of energy vibrations resonating at the sub atomic level. This was later proven scientifically. Scientists confirmed that all of our cells are kept in balance by certain electromagnetic frequencies. When these specific frequencies are changed either positively or negatively, and not returned to a balanced state, the cell would die within about 72 hours. Many doctors and naturopaths agree that when the body is “stasis”, that is when disease sets in. All disease starts with dis-ease of the body’s electromagnetic balance, whether it is from wrong living habits, exposure to toxic chemicals, drugs, viruses, negative thoughts and emotions, etc.

Acupuncture -The Chinese created and developed this ancient technique of healing and utilized it to improve overall health, act as a pain reliever, and cure disease. Long before modern science existed, the Chinese believed that all dis-ease was caused by an imbalance of yin and yang (positive and negative forces), and were convinced that these imbalances disrupted the life force, and it was their objective, as it is with modern day practice of acupuncture and acupressure, to bring the positive and negative back into a state of balance by stimulating certain points on the body. Now modern scientists, through electromagnetic conductivity research, have actually confirmed that dis-ease states produce certain characteristics of electrical disruptions along particular meridians and have also verified that the electrical resistance in the skin located over these ancient points are different than the resistance of other skin area by a 10-1 ratio. Scientists at Harvard school of medicine, have proven that there is a direct link between physical health and the electrical energy fields of the body. Digging deeper into this theory, it was found that cells, at the DNA cellular level, held a state of homeostasis (balance) at certain electromagnetic frequencies, and that when these frequencies were changed and not returned back to their state of balance the cells would die off eventually

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Homeopathy – Safe and effective, this natural energy medicine has been in use for about 200 years and it’s popularity is increasing daily. The worlds second most widely used medicine system, is based on “Like cures Like”, or the “Law of Similarity”. Homeopathy uses a miniscule dosage of a certain substance that would under normal circumstances, be antagonistic to the body, but instead, acts as a healing remedy. This is very similar to vaccination programs and the principals of conventional allergy treatments, whereas the allergic substance or the virus is administered in a micro doses to boost the immune system against that particular issue.

In using homeopathy effectively, one of the main obstacles that naturopathic doctors have encountered is coming up with the most effective remedy for the particular condition, and of the volume of remedies available to choose the correct prescription from.

Fortunately for the medical community, there are now new technologies available that take all the guesswork out prescribing the correct remedy. One of these technologies that I have had first hand experience with is called the Bio-tracker. I firmly believe that the use of this tool is one of the main reasons why I was able to cure my daughter Vivianna’s ITP disorder naturally.

This computerized technology enables a remedy to be prescribed tailored just to the patient’s specific electrical DNA blueprint. Its’ implications for healing are huge! With this novel technology, all guesswork is eliminated. I firmly believe that eventually most naturopathic doctors, veterinarians, and a multitude of mainstream medical practitioners will use this cutting edge technology. Why wouldn’t they?

Why Every Home and Office Should Have a Carbon Monoxide Detector

Although plenty of people continue to confuse them, carbon monoxide (CO) detectors are not smoke detectors-and vice versa. Some dual detectors are sold, of course, but the detectors operate differently, and you need both. Smoke detectors will recognize the particulate-filled smoke caused by both flames and smoldering materials, while CO detectors alert you to faulty fuel-consuming appliances and devices.

CO is created when there is partial combustion of fossil, or carbon-based, fuels, which means that home threats include space heaters, fireplaces with clogged chimneys, open flames in the kitchen or idling auto engines in the garage. The reason why every home and office should have a carbon monoxide detector is that every home and office has one or more of these problematic devices.

How they work

CO is tasteless, odorless and colorless, whereas smoke from fires is not. This means that detecting levels of carbon monoxide that could lead to poisoning in the home or office is only possible with the correct warning device. In the U.S. and Canada, some provincial, municipal and state governments mandate CO detectors in newly constructed homes, apartments and office buildings.

The National Fire Protection Association’s 2005 guidelines-specifically NFPA 720, Sections 5.1.1.1 and 5.1.1.2-recommends that CO detectors should be “centrally located” near the sleeping areas and in the “immediate vicinity” of all bedrooms. They go on to advise that the detectors should be on the “wall, ceiling or other location” that the devices’ installation guides specify.

CO detector background and evolution

When the first CO detectors were designed and sold, the effective lifetime of the devices was quite limited, usually to around two years. After the usual technological progress, this increased to such a degree that today’s detectors could last for five or even six years. Better yet, the newer models will alert homeowners and office managers when their useful lifespan is approaching an end, allowing replacement before any untoward event, despite many detectors lasting far longer than their advertised lives.

All CO detectors sold in North America emit an alarm sound as the main indication of an alert, but some also feature digital displays that show the concentration of CO in ppm (parts per million). They can usual display the current level as well as a peak level from measurements taken over a certain period of time, often customizable with special settings. This allows you to check levels even when they are below the alert threshold, see the levels that occurred during your absence and keep records of changes over time.

Other features and functions

Battery-powered CO detectors can go through batteries faster than you might think, and their lifespan may change over time depending on the circuitry, the ambient temperature, moisture or other disturbances. Some models plug in to AC power and use batteries for backup only in case of power interruption, and are therefore more reliable over longer periods of time.

There are also CO detectors that can be connected to home and office monitoring systems. These detectors can be wired into security networks, fire panels, computerized systems or remote-controlled, centrally-managed stations. With these features, the residents can be absent from the home, in an unaffected part of the residence or even unconscious. When an alarm goes off, the central station can send rescue personnel to intervene and save any residents from harm.

Final considerations

For both home and business, there are some other practical reasons to have a CO detector (or several). Insurance policies offer discounts for having smoke and CO detectors in the home as well as other safety and security equipment. The more comprehensive the protection the greater the premium savings, in most cases. For businesses, the same generally holds true, and additional savings can be realized with a systematic plan that encompasses as many areas as possible of the business, from employees to property.

It seems like common sense to “cover all the bases” and get smoke detectors, CO detectors and other safety and security devices-but common sense is increasingly uncommon these days. Additional incentive may be necessary for some home and business owners, and that may be the idea of liability. The fact is, if a visitor to your home or an employee of your business is harmed in a fire or a CO poisoning, you may be liable for damages in a civil lawsuit, and if negligence can be shown there may even be criminal charges.

When you protect your home or business with detectors, insurance policies and other uncommonly sensible things, you are securing your own property and future. Even more importantly, you are protecting everyone who works at your company, lives in your home or visits either one. This is real security, and very inexpensive, too.

Turnkey Websites How to Tell the Difference Between a Deal and a Scam

An old friend of mine I have not heard from in years just left a message on my answering machine. She was absolutely chortling with glee as she told me all about this wonderful business deal she had made. I finally found the secret to how to make money on the internet! she said, I found this website and the owner is making millions! You really have to get in on this deal. But you have to hurry, because we are only accepting a limited number of new investors. You just will not believe how easy it is! The company will set up a nice turnkey website and update the content for you. All you have to do is sit back and wait for the big bucks to start pouring into your account. You really need to sign up right away! It only costs $500 dollars, and you will probably make ten times that much in less than a month! All you have to do is go to my site and sign up. she said, then rattled off the URL before she hung up.

My friend had definitely NOT found the secret to how to make money on the internet. What she had spent her hard earned money on was NOT a turnkey website. It was just a page on a website with her own company name printed in bold type near the top right corner. It was loaded with promises of riches and the image of a pretty little document proclaiming her to be a certified member of the company.

As I browsed through the website, I found hundreds of pages exactly like hers. The woman had spent 500 dollars and she had not even received a domain name of her own much less a website! You can bet your bottom dollar nobody is going to find her web page on a search engine! She will not even be able to bring in few customers by exchanging links because she is not allowed to upload a link directory to the site. So where do all these big bucks she is supposed to make from this turnkey website come from?

Why it is quite simple, my friend, all she has to do is convince her friends and relatives to invest in her new business venture and she will get half the profits from the sale! Of course, if you do not happen to have four thousand friends and relatives willing to invest 500 bucks in your new business venture solely because you recommend it, then you can kiss that million dollars goodbye, along with the 500 bucks you invested in your new business venture. Because you, my friend, have have just thrown away your hard earned money on another get rich quick scam.

There are some fantastic turnkey website packages you can actually use to make money on the internet. Unfortunately, scam artists are using the term turnkey websites so often that they are giving honest dealers a bad reputation in the industry.

A legitimate turnkey website is a package deal, which includes a complete professionally designed website you can use to sell products or services to your customers. The package usually includes all the products shown in the catalog at the time of purchase or the software necessary to perform the services you offer for sale on the site. You should also receive free setup and installation as well.

In some cases, the website catalog features products you may purchase wholesale from a supplier who will drop ship the products. For those of you who may be unfamiliar with the term, a true drop shipper will package and ship the product to your customers using a label with your company name and address instead of their own.

For obvious reasons, a reputable dealer will not provide you with the name of the supplier of your products before you purchase your website package. However the dealer can and should provide you with a current wholesale price list so you can determine your profit margin for each product included in your catalog if you request it.

Regardless of what products and services you choose to sell, no reputable turnkey website dealer will offer you a percentage of sales. Once purchased, your site, and any profits you earn from the sales of your products or services belongs to you. Most turnkey websites include the means to earn multiple streams of income, with Adsense, and affiliate ads such as eBay or Amazon already set up on the website. Again, any income earned from these ads is entirely yours.

A reputable dealer will provide a working demo version of the turnkey website, so you can see up front precisely what you are purchasing. They will provide you with a list of what is included in your package. They will tell you that you will have to purchase your own hosting plan and your own domain name before they can set up your site for you.

Because of the many variations in features provided by hosting companies, most dealers will recommend a hosting provider for your site. I suggest that you follow their recommendations since they are more inclined to suggest a provider with the features necessary to install and operate your site at peak efficiency. However you should have the option of choosing your own service provider as long as that provider offers the features required. After you purchase the package, the website belongs to you. You can add more products and pages, or edit the existing pages to your hearts content.

If you really want to make that dream of owning your own business come true, the first step is to accept the fact that you are not going to make a million dollars overnight. Sure, you can get rich on the internet, but you are going to have to work for it. So do your homework. If you do not know HTML, or you do not have a product or service you can sell, find a reputable dealer and purchase yourself a professionally designed turnkey website package. Set your self realistic goals. Seek the advice of other entrepreneurs like yourself by joining some of the forums where they congregate. Ask questions, listen and learn, then use what you learn to improve and promote your site, and you will achieve your dream.