Friday, January 30, 2009

In case it slipped your mind...


In response to popular demand, (people want to get over their Christmas credit card hangover) we've extended our summer offer on the beautiful Delphi Alkaline water Ionizer. Yup, now you have all of February to decide whether you'd like to save five hundred big ones. Learn more

In Pursuit of Happiness.. over and over..

Psychology Today has a wonderful article on the boom in happiness books. Apparently 5000 titles hit the bookstores last year compared with 50 in 2000. And yet as a world, we seem less happy. Maybe no-one reads the bnooks. Any way, the article deserves a read. Here it is.

Thursday, January 22, 2009

My Turn..

I need help this post. A correspondent recently posted a far better alternative for books than Amazon; a site that has pre-preused books at a fraction of the prices on Amazon and a set $3 something shipping all over. Unfortunately I lost that person's post. can anyone assist with a website address?

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

And again, and again.. the pattern emerges of the link between hormones in the water and fertility.

I remember that mad wonderful movie, Dr Strangelove where Peter sellers played a mad scientist.

In the same movie a renegade airforce captain decided to give the order to unleash the 'Doomsday Bomb' on Russia us he was convinced that the Russians were secretly sterilising the world's male population by adding an anti-fertility drug to our water supplies. His proof was that all Russians drank Vodka instead of water.

Well... it seems it's not the Russians to blame but our own willingness to accept 'health solutions' that include compounds that survive though our water system an re-emerge to affect male humans. Here's the latest report on a pretty disturbing study.

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

PreLoved Alkalizer for sale

We have one Alphion for sale, purchased Feb 08. Owner wants to go the whole way with a new Delphi Undersink alkalizer, so his Alphion is on the market! Excellent condition AU$1250 ONO Contact Mike on 07 5453 7880 or Mob 0417 271 875

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder When you are Yonder.. in your Honda...

Tap water – yuk!

Just a few days a go I got a shock at just how awful tap water tastes. We were out and had finished our bottles of home filled alkaline water, as it was hot we accepted an offer of cold tap water. Yes it was Yuk Yuk and to be polite I only just managed to swallow one mouthful and didn’t drink any more of it.
Sue Iafeta QLD

Another Happy Family

We are one very happy family to be lucky enough to enjoy the benefits of drinking alkaline water and continue to be in awe of the healing ability of our bodies to bounce back from years of ignorance and abuse. Sue Iafeta QLD

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

The Strength to Get Up

A video that makes everything worthwhile. You simply have to see Nick Vujicic and hear his message of strength and persistence.
See it here and have the tissues handy

Oxygen, Energy and Age

I've been doing quite a bit of research lately into the relationship of the pH of our blood and its ability to hold oxygen. Few people really think about where oxygen we breathe in goes after the lungs. In fact it undergoes a quite miraculous transfer to the blood, which then sends it all overt the body to supply energy to every cell. But if our blood is too acidic, we have a problem. Oxygen carrying capacity falls sharply when the ideal alkaline pH falls towards acid.

That's a major, major reason we as a generation (talking to you, Boomers and beyond!) are always tired. We are inflamed, we are slow to energize, we are tired. In fact I've created a new presentation here to explain it, plus the relationship of acid to dehydration.

And today, we received this lovely letter from a Boomer plus client:

"I’m over 65 years old, during a recent health check my Naturopath was quite astounded at the excellent amount of oxygen that is in my blood. I've been using a Melody Water Alkalizer for about 18 months now; I'm feeling much better and fully accredit this result to the Alkaline water."

Claire Chapman QLD

You see? It's not all new age waffle!

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

What goes around.. comes around.

There is some idea 'out there' that the water that goes down your sink is 'waste', and therefore isn't to be considered important to your health. Although it was 'good' water when it left your tap, within a second it is now 'bad' water because it has been 'used'.

If ever there was a chance to think globally, this is it. Water
never leaves us. Water can't help but carry with it everything we add to it.

And today's waste water is tomorrow's breakfast. Well, perhaps not tomorrow's, but one thing is certain. We are all eating food contaminated with poisons we all added to the food chain and flushed down the sink. What goes around eventually but inevitably, comes around.

So this report from beautiful Noosa comes as little surprise but with a continuing sadness. Macadamia farmers on the River in Queensland are in the sights of scientists for overuse of chemicals and hormonal sprays, leading, it is thought, to the birth of two-headed river fish. Here's the report.

Friday, January 9, 2009

Hot Water in Poor Countries

Another wonderful invention this time by the Swedes to assist people in heating water using solar.

Take a look

Good Cancer News

Just for a change, some good news about a natural product having real effect on cancer.

An extract from grape seeds forced laboratory leukemia cells to commit cell suicide, according to researchers from the University of Kentucky. They found that within 24 hours, 76 percent of leukemia cells had died after being exposed to the extract.
Now that's good news.

Read more here

Monday, January 5, 2009

Do Antioxidants Clash with Chemo?

I'm not qualified to weigh into this important debate but this answer from Dr Ralph Moss is as good as it gets. Dr Moss produces the Moss Reports which I believe are as good as it gets in unbiased cancer management support information. Here's his answer to this question and his website.

9 Holistic healing New Years resolutions for 2009

Nice. Here.

The Net Effect of Drugs for Osteoporosis


We are all aware of the wave of Osteoporosis sweeping baby boomers and beyond. It's a nasty disease initiated in a body that is excessively acidic, desperate for calcium to counter the pervasive rusting of our vital organs. Of course, as usual, Big Pharma has the answer, and as usual, it's in a bottle.

It's called
biphosphonate and it comes in many different bottles with different labels. Fosamax is one popular one, marketed by Merck.

Now before we go further with the gory details, remember; osteoarthritis can be addressed simply using calcium and magnesium supplementation, an alkaline lifestyle and perhaps chromium as a trace element.

So Osteo has remedies. Simple, inexpensive.

So what if you've gone the
Fosamax route? Would you be surprised to hear that dentists are reporting severe dental damage incuding exposed jawbone inside the mouth !?!?

I would! But that's exactly the data being reported in the Journal of American Dentistry.


Dr. Parish Sedghizadeh, is assistant professor of clinical dentistry at the University of Southern California School of Dentistry in Los Angeles. He reports up to four new cases of degraded dental health each week from patients who are taking biphosphonates.

Use of bisphosphonates has been associated with other problems in the past, including an increased risk of atrial fibrillation (a type of abnormal heart rhythm), unusual fractures of the thigh bone, and inflammatory eye disease.

The Washington Post has the story here

If you'd like much more info on alkalizing, feel free to download my book, 'The Untold Truth About The Cause of Disease here. You may also like to begin my Alkaline Defence Course free today for my readers (on th
e same page).

And if this isn't news to you us you are experiencing these symptoms, here's the site of attorneys preparing a class action against the makers.

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Just what the world needs Now.


The US FDA has in its infinite wisdom, OK'd a new drug that.. wait for it.. lengthens eyelashes!

Scientific American reports:

The active ingredient in Latisse is bimatoprost, a compound derived from fatty acids that bind to receptors in the eyelashes that may be involved in the development and re-growth of hair follicles. Allergan has used bimatoprost since 2001 in Lumigan, an Rx eye drop that lowers eye pressure in people with glaucoma. (Glaucoma is a disease that may cause vision loss from damage to the optic nerve if too much pressure builds up in the eye.)

The company began studying the potential of using a lower dose of topical bimatoprost to stimulate eyelash growth after Lumigan users developed unusually lush lashes. It's specifically being marketed as a once-a-day med to treat eyelash hypotrichosis, or lack of hair growth.

Fluoride; Hard to argue with this video.

Antioxidant Power

We often get stories from ION LIFE water users that defy reason; meaning, of course, that under 'normal' medical protocol, the good things that happen to them really shouldn't be happening.

I guess this is because ION LIFE water isn't just hydrating. It's also a powerful antioxidant, alkaline and as we all know by now, microclustered. But this report on chronic pancreatitis sheds some light on why the symptoms losses our water drinkers report may actually be 'the real thing'.

It details a double blind study on sufferers of chronic pancreatitis, where one group was given doses of antioxidants while the other was not. Seems to me to show the power of regular antioxidants.
Here's the study

Saturday, January 3, 2009

Type 1 Diabetes Lecture

A wonderful summary video of Diabetes 1 and Vegan diet from Dr Barnard, who recently visited Australia and upset Diabetes Australia enough for them to publish their warning about raw foods. (see my earlier posts).