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Reflections on my father and cancer
Note: Originally posted as “Foods for Inoperable Shrapnel” Considerations for Carcinogenic Substances in the Body In May 1996, at the age of 75, my father became a victim of pancreatic cancer. He was a World War II U.S. Army … Continue reading
Daily detox: Happiness, Learning, and the Hacker Mindset
Let’s take a look at our happiness because being more happy will offer better immunity and therefore, less inclination to disease, longer life and ability to enjoy it. This week I was inspired by a brilliant 13 year old. Who is … Continue reading
Where Health and Leadership cross paths Part 2
Writer’s note: If this one sounds familiar, it is another post from my archive, but it is also a follow up from last week’s post on the relationship between detox and leadership. The article below was originally titled, “Courage in … Continue reading
Trouble complying with your plan?
What determines your successful compliance with a plan, whether it be a diet plan or otherwise, is your perceived benefit versus your perceived sacrifice. Do you understand the benefits? Do you believe the benefits outweigh (no pun intended) what you … Continue reading
Posted in Diets, Health, Nutrition, Personal Development
Tagged Body weight, commitment, Compliance, detox, detoxicifcation, diet, Food, health, Indecision, Jim Rohn, stress management
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Bowel Gas and Carcinogenesis
Have you ever wondered how much damage you would do to yourself having to regularly hold your gas in? Then for your benefit, we return again this week to Michael Weiner, a nutritionist and doctor of ethno-medicine, whose book “The … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Nutrition, Personal Development
Tagged anti-cancer, bowel movement, buck buck, constipation, Defecation, detox, detoxicifcation, diet, digestion problems, feces, Food, good health, Michael Weiner, stress management
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Laugh Long and Often to Boost Your Immune System
We really do need to laugh more often. Whether it is to keep us healthy or to establish an inviting atmosphere at home or at the office, taking lighthearted approach can reap great benefits. From How to Treat and Prevent … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Personal Development
Tagged anti-cancer, detox, Detoxification, Dr. Michael Murray, good health, health, stress management
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Is there a cancer-prone personality?
The following is an excerpt from the book Maximum Immunity (Weiner 1986). Weiner cites several sources linking psychological factors to cancer. I am posting this to help further your understanding that detoxifying your health does not only include nutritious organic … Continue reading
10 TIPS TO KICK A BAD HABIT
What bad habit is toxifying your life? What better way to detoxify your life and your health than by getting rid of a bad habit and replacing it with a good one! In Dr. Michael Murray’s book “How to Prevent … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Personal Development
Tagged bad habits, detox, detoxicifcation, Detoxification, good health, health, stress management
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New Personal Development Blog Coming
http://www.ChallenYee.com It’s almost time, I’m almost ready to launch my first post within the next 48 hours. For those of you who are still reading my posts who were the personal and leadership development crowd, this will be good news. … Continue reading
Einstein the Application Checker
Assistant Examiner That title doesn’t sound too glorious, but Albert Einstein spent several years of his life working as a clerk in the Swiss Patent Office after the frustration of failing to find a job as a teacher. However, during … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged Albert Einstein, Mark Yarnell, opportunity, Patience
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