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    Edward Member Post Number: 2722 Registered: 05-2002 |
Hi Bob.... Excellent summery! Here, as I watched on the TV News, was the new way to fight an already existing state of Cancer, by the utilization of a so-called (gas) 'Bubble' contained with the needed medications. The Bubble, is guided to the exact location of the Cancer...and than 'popped', to relies the medication. The advantage of this is, that now, you can ONLY, administer...the medicine at appropriate location without...contaminating other parts of the Cancer or body. [Not sure if this comes from here, Holland, or abroad, though?] Edward. | ||
Elba Member Post Number: 63 Registered: 03-2010 |
More About cancer : I just printed an article from Figu- SSS (Center-Switzerland ) web site : " Nocebo side-effects in cancer treatment" - The site is in German right, but they already have this article in English too . I think that the translation was done by CF. They have another article translated: Wunschtraume (Wish-fulfillment Daydream -V. Legg) Salome Elba | ||
Earthling Member Post Number: 694 Registered: 05-2008 |
Elba, that article was written by a U.S. based oncology doctor & FIGU passive member, and translated into the German by CF http://www.figu.org/ch/verein/periodika/bulletin/2013/nr-79/nocebo-side-effects Salome, Bruce | ||
Newinitiation Member Post Number: 653 Registered: 07-2005 |
Hi Ramirez Thank you for your kind and well intended suggestion Ramirez. I'll look into the website that you have suggested. My girlfriend's mother is in China hospitalised and spending her time with her immediate family at her bedside. Thanks once again for the concern. Kind Regards Matt Lee | ||
Edward Member Post Number: 2725 Registered: 05-2002 |
Hi Bruce.... Am familiar with the link. There is mostly a Side-effect...in such treatments, yes. Edward. | ||
Indi Moderator Post Number: 725 Registered: 06-2006 |
Please everybody, exercise restraint and stick to the topic. If anyone wants to contact anyone else privately to discuss alternative healing methods you are all free to do so, however, keep to the topic of the forum please! Salome Robyn Denken Sie für sich selbst! | ||
Ramirez Member Post Number: 843 Registered: 06-2008 |
Hi Newinitiation, Your welcome .... hope something positive will eventuate. Ah she is in China ..... even better in a way because they have medicineless clinics there relying on small groups of energy healers. You might want to watch this 15 minute film from Gregg Braden. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zr33voVMEic ..................... (Message edited by indi on April 18, 2013) Cheers. | ||
Skyrim Member Post Number: 97 Registered: 06-2012 |
"In Contact Report 216, Quetzal tells Billy that tomatoes actually contain certain active substances that can prevent certain types of cancer to a large percentage, and indeed, particularly prostate cancer. However, it is important that always enough tomatoes or tomato products are used for food, and especially in a cooked state, because through the cooking process, the active substances are strengthened. But in a positive, preventive form, other types of cancer are also able to be influenced by the tomatoes’ active substances, as this is also the case with other types of vegetables as well as with fruits and all sorts of herbs and other plants." If one uses canned condensed tomato soup to make tomato soup would it have near the same nourishment as fresh tomato soup? phil | ||
Edward Member Post Number: 2769 Registered: 05-2002 |
Hi Phil.... I personally thing that a FRESH tomato would have more effect. Other 'processed' tomato products, can have all sorts of conservatives, etc., in it which my inhibit...the needed effect, in the tomato to benefit as Billy described. I always, use fresh tomatoes, and for pasta...jar tomato pasta sauce, but it does contain large pieces of tomato in it. Or, I just add, fresh tomatoes, to it; than, 'my back is covered', so to speak. With Indonesian foods(; chicken/ beef/fish in tomato sauce, or others), I do the same. Edward. | ||
Skyrim Member Post Number: 98 Registered: 06-2012 |
Hi Edward, I think your right. One should avoid short cuts by using processed foods. I will ask my mother to use fresh tomatoes to make my tomato soup from now on. I hope she don't mind!  phil | ||
Markcampbell Member Post Number: 835 Registered: 10-2008 |
The cells of the tomato are too tough to break down completely , and that's why coking them is a better choice . I would think that canned is OK , fresh is better , but cooked . | ||
Ramirez Member Post Number: 858 Registered: 06-2008 |
Tomatoes ..... I read the labels on tomato products available at Coles supermarkets with this result. Diced Tomatoes: Tomatoes 60%, Tomato Juice 40% Tomato Soup: Tomato puree 90%, Water, Sugar, Tapioca Starch, Salt, Sodium Bicarbonate, Natural Color ???, Herbs & Spices. It's advertised as having No Artificial Colors or Flavors or MSG. So it doesn't appear especially toxic or hazardous. Anyway ..... combine one can soup with one can diced tomatoes with an equal amount of water then maybe add some cut up fresh tomatoes if your on an organic binge. If you separately boil up one variety or another of those various tortellini products which are like small dumplings found in Chinese short soup then add to the tomato soup result is a short tomato soup. Serve with shallots, sour cream and bread ..... ultra yummy, fast and ever so cheap to make. Forking out 80 cents for a 400G can of diced tomatoes and $1.30 for a 400G can of tomato soup at Coles is going to save you an awful lot of time messing about preparing similar ingredients and just how much squeeky cleaner and fresher are your home diced, chopped and pureed efforts going to be ? In spite of eating the tinned variety i still remain breathing and able to drag my ass out of bed each day so it cant be that much of a life preserving and enhancing difference. Cheers. | ||
Votan Member Post Number: 117 Registered: 12-2011 |
Hi Ramirez Sorry but I would not buy any product grown overseas, you have no idea of the pesticides and the quality of the product. Grow your own and spend a bit of time preparing it. joe | ||
Skyrim Member Post Number: 99 Registered: 06-2012 |
Ramirez, that recipe certainly sounds ultra yummy! I just asked my mum if she could make it for me sometime and to my surprise she said yes! | ||
Ramirez Member Post Number: 859 Registered: 06-2008 |
Hi Votan, Coles canned tomatoes are from Italy and their soup is one of the local brands rebadged with a Coles label. It's either Edgel or Heinz over here both reputable brands. For sure, who knows what pesticides were used ...... but those are the occupational hazards of buying stuff in cans. Skyrim, Good for your mum  I found the best tasting tortellini to be veal or chicken though what you get in Chinese short soup is pork. Experimentation is the key ...... try several varieties then decide which tastes best. Also, you could use potato gnocci boiled up in place of the tortellini. Those are small balls of potato pastry available in the same section as tortellini. Cheers. | ||
Hawaiian Member Post Number: 166 Registered: 05-2011 |
Those warning labels on drugs and treatments are there to protect the pharmaceutical companies from litigation if the patient(s) does have a negative reaction after utilizing these products or treatment, but has a negative effect psychologically to the patient when he/she becomes aware of the warnings. Therefore it causes a “nocebo effect” which is the opposite of a “placebo effect” or positive reaction as done in many experimental cases. Maybe it would be advisable to have the patient concurrently take a “sugar pill “or placebo stimulant which counter-acts this nocebo effect, thus balancing the medicine in the hopes of being more effective. Also the patient would benefit if they also participate in meditation exercises. | ||
Patm Member Post Number: 215 Registered: 07-2006 |
Celesco, First of all your questioning of whether marijuana is actually safe or not is a good place to start. Please review what was said by the Plejaren Ptaah when Billy asked him about the harmful effects of marijuana: http://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/Billy_Meier/FIGU_Bulletin_67 I will explain to you this about myself, I started smoking marijuana around the age of 17, I am now in my mid-fifties. I quit smoking marijuana about 4 years ago after deciding it was time to focus more on my own consciousness development and FIGU's mission after first hearing about it in my twenties and have been learning everything I could that was already translated to English by others. Not much back then and still barely 5% has been translated to date. Look at yourself now and decide that from this point on begins your new journey only using your past experiences as lessons to learn from and go on from there. My highest recommendation you have already begun, studying the spiritual teaching and developing your own consciousness. My second recommendation is to take the time to learn the German language at your young age as it will open a whole new world to what is available in the vast amount of information that Billy has written in German. This is something I now wish I started doing a long time ago when I was your age. I used to wait for others to translate the material for me because I thought I was too old to learn a new language but in the last two years since I started learning the German language I can now research the topics that interest me contained in the FIGU material without having to wait for someone else to translate it for me. I have a long way to go to learning German proficiently and an even longer way to go learning what is available in the Spiritual Teaching but both are becoming easier each day I spend time on both... a never ending process for me now by personal choice. I wish you success in your endeavours of personal choice, just take it from now and go on. Your body will recover as it is able and it is now time to begin focusing on your consciousness development using your young recovering body to take you in that direction. You have a whole new life in front of you don't waste it wasting away. Good Luck and Salome PatM | ||
Lemontree Member Post Number: 77 Registered: 08-2012 |
Do you drink milk? I am not exactly clear about what's recommended by Billy. | ||
Str0323 Member Post Number: 16 Registered: 02-2012 |
PatM, Good words of wisdom. Salome Scott Reed | ||
Andrew_hua Member Post Number: 42 Registered: 12-2013 |
I saw a documentary recently about sugar and its place in the food industry, as well its socioeconomical implications, and wondered after watching it what amount of sugar is actually appropriate for the diet. Is there any information in the FIGU material regarding the suggested daily sugar intake? | ||
Hugo Member Post Number: 75 Registered: 04-2015 |
Andrew, good question! I wonder if brown or raw sugar is ok? | ||
Andrew_hua Member Post Number: 43 Registered: 12-2013 |
They're probably better than white sugar, but just how much of these sugars is appropriate is my concern. | ||
Votan Member Post Number: 423 Registered: 12-2011 |
Andrew_hua Sugar is sugar. By itself it is OK. When mixed with any liquid becomes citric acid and then it is harmful. joe |
