The “aging” lie and how atherosclerotic narrowing is responsible for majority of American’s chronic health problems later in life

Sunday, August 27, 2017 by: S.D. Wells

http://www.naturalnews.com/2017-08-27-the-aging-lie-and-how-atherosclerotic-narrowing-is-responsible-for-majority-of-americans-chronic-health-problems-later-in-life.html

(Natural News) Have you ever heard of the “unified theory” cure for heart disease? Linus Pauling, a phenomenal American scientist, worked with a German doctor named Matthias Rath decades ago, and they discovered that most heart disease was the result of long-term vitamin C deficiency, and that the solution was to treat patients with frequent high doses of vitamin C and use amino acids (proline and lysine) to remove the plaque that was lining the inner walls of blood vessels. What’s the number one killer in civilized nations today? Heart disease. And what is the number one cause of heart disease and premature aging? The “Standard American Diet” that’s high in refined carbohydrates (stripped of vitamins and minerals) and animal fats leads directly to high blood pressure, arteriosclerosis, angina, and degenerative heart changes that rapidly “age” humans.

Heart disease can be reversed in a matter of months without surgery or dangerous medications

Heart disease is actually easier to cure than lower back pain, and without prescription medications, according to medical doctors who aren’t paid by Big Pharma to lie and push dangerous quack chemicals. Would you like to know this method that’s been proven in practice for more than twenty years? Why does Pauling Therapy utilize high doses of vitamin C? Vitamin C is required to strengthen arteries so the body won’t attempt to patch arteries with “plaster casts” – also known as atherosclerosis. The amino acid lysine is then used in high doses as a binding inhibitor to reverse the plaster (plaque) cast build-up coming from the sticky form of LDL cholesterol, or Lp(a) plaque. Both vitamin C and lysine are safe in high amounts and neither has ever been known to have a “lethal” toxic dosage.
Did you know bypass surgery brings in more money to U.S. big city hospitals than any other type of care? Bypass surgery doesn’t even extend overall life expectancy because the newly grafted artery usually begins clogging immediately. Bypass surgery accounts for up to 40 percent of many hospitals’ total income. That’s why most doctors never speak of Pauling Therapy. Did you also know that Linus Pauling is the founder of modern chemistry and holds 48 honorary Ph.D.s? He is the only two-time (unshared) Nobel prize laureate. You don’t have to be incapacitated as you age, suffering from heart attacks, strokes, chemical medications and multiple surgeries that don’t even extend your life.

Pushing back the aging process and literally protecting your DNA with antioxidants from plants

Our view of aging as we know it here in the “Western World” is completely wrong. We do not have to suffer in pain and discomfort as we grow older. No, our health does not have to deteriorate as the years go by, as we see with so many seniors today. Did you know this is the first generation in America where we are expected to live shorter lives than our parents? This simply does not have to be the case. You have complete control. You can extend your life and your health span.
It’s time to drop the “Yolo” attitude (you only live once) and increase your life and health span with a whole food, plant-based diet. This will eliminate the narrowing of coronary blood vessels and unclog arteries, plus it can eliminate erectile dysfunction and peeing problems, prevent cancer, heart disease, cognitive decline and strokes all the while.
The Okinawa diet (and study) shows us the power and health benefits of consuming plenty of dark leafy greens daily. In Okinawa they have a saying, “hara hachi bu,” which means eat until you are 80percent full. This sounds simple but is far from the American mantra and popular offerings of “all you can eat” where we chomp down until we’re 120 percent full. Overstuffing, according to the Okinawa diet, is a key reason people age quicker, because the excess calories leave behind “trace damage to the cells” until the damage accumulates into a literal “break down of the body,” also known as aging. Autopsies of Okinawans often show remarkably clean arteries that are plaque free. This could be the main reason they have 80 percent less risk of heart disease, cancer and strokes. Looking for more good advice on food choices? Be sure to avoid the websites of U.S. regulatory agencies like the CDC and the FDA. They are corrupted.
Searching for the “fountain of youth?” Mic the Vegan explains the benefits of a whole food, plant-based, vegan regimen in this video:

Sources for this article include:
PaulingTherapy.com
NaturalNews.com
ActivistPost.com
ShawAcademy.com
CDC.news

           Pt.3 ) WHAT’S REALLY GOING ON WITH THOSE EXPENSIVE AEGIS CLASS MISSILE ...

The last two days I've been offering my usual high octane speculation about the various incidents that have plagued the Arliegh Burke class of US navy missile frigates, the Donald Cook incident, the Fitzgerald incident, and the most recent, the John McCain incident. Thus far, I've advanced three basic hypotheses:

1) Crew and officer incompetence, which appears to be the favored "implied meme or hypothesis" of the US Navy, particularly in the wake of the McCain incident;

2) A form of targetable remote jamming or electronic systems interference or electromagnetic pulse, "selective jamming," as I dubbed it yesterday. This appears to be the implication of all three incidents, when considered whole, as the ships affected were apparently able to do certain things (such as continue under their own power) while during a certain period of time, they apparently were not able to take evasive action (and this applies both to the warships and to the ramming commercial ships in the Fitzgerald and McCain incidents). This appears to be a hypothesis suggested by careful parsing of statements by Russians themselves, assuming such statements to be true for the sake of argument (we'll get back to that possibility in a moment);

3) A form of remote electronic interference with the crews of those ships, in a form of "selective jamming" that amounts to mind manipulation.

Of course, one may advance a fourth hypothesis here:

4) Some form or combination of all the above.

But there is a fifth possibility, namely, that the incidents were not the result of "remote selective jamming" at all, but rather, a cyber-attack, as the following articles indicate:

Were they hacked? US Navy to investigate whether BOTH warships that crashed into much larger merchant vessels with deadly results were the victims of a cyber attack

(See also: https://newspunch.com/report-navy-ships-colliding/ )

It's the last article I want to concentrate on, and in particular, these statements:

The commander of the US navy has ordered an unprecedented worldwide “operational pause” as analysts warn Chinese hackers have breached US military security, causing two recent US naval collisions. 

A report prepared for the Pentagon and officials from government and the defense industry in 2013 warned that the nation’s most sensitive advanced weapons systems had been compromised by Chinese hackers, and four years later the Pentagon’s worst fears are being realized.

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More than two dozen major weapons systems whose designs were breached in 2013 were programs critical to U.S. missile defenses and navy ships, according to a Washington Post report that detailed previously undisclosed sections of a confidential report prepared for Pentagon leaders by the Defense Science Board.

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This electronic intrusions were a huge issue a few years ago, with military experts warning that the practice of having all of our computer chips built in China was a disaster waiting to happen. Because we are too cheap to pay Americans to do the work, we have allowed China access to the backbone of our systems. (Emphasis added)

"Gee... you mean all the globaloney spewed by Mr. Globaloney that if we scatter industry all over the world we'll have an era of galloping and somersaulting peace, love, and brotherhood isn't true?"

Yes, Mr. Rottenchild, Mr. Rockefailure, it's not true. Shipping your critical defense industries overseas is probably not a good idea. In fact, it's pretty darned stupid. One need only imagine Kaiser Wilhelm contracting with the French firm of Schneider-Creusot to build the barrels and munitions for the German army's "Big Berthas" before World War One: soon you'll have exploding barrels, wounded or killed gun crews, and projectiles that are duds. It's the same reason the Royal Navy didn't buy its battleships from Blohm und Voss in Hamburg, or the Red Army didn't buy its T-34 tanks from Krupp in Essen.

But humor aside, there's another aspect to this cyber-attack hypothesis, for if it is the explanation behind all these incidents, including the Donald Cook incident, then one might be looking at something else than my "selective targetable jamming" idea or its corollary "mind control" hypothesis, but a simple matter of the old PROMIS software-NSA "clipper chip" scandal of the 1980s: with the export of chips to China, the entire military might be compromised by chips that are, in effect, Chinese versions of the NSA's clipper chip, and they might be reading the same mail, so to speak, that the NSA is reading. This would mean that Russian indications of a "selective jamming technology" which would include a "human interference" component are a kind of Potemkin village, a claim that might be true, or might be false, one simply does not know.

Might this fifth hypothesis be combined with the other four? Certainly. For example, imagine activating a "clipper chip" or a certain segment of a software code remotely, by a specific radio signal: "if receiving frequency "x" then execute lines of code "w,y,z..." and so on. Imagine being particularly fiendish and Byzantine, and coding software, or building a chip, to activate certain instructions when it receives a signal in a frequency frequently used by a potential enemy, or even activated on certain well-used terms in a foreign military, and you get the idea.

Of course, your guess with this story is as good as mine, but I cannot help but see why, faced with these glaring security nightmares, the US Navy is opting for the "implied incompetence hypothesis," because the alternatives are nothing less than a nightmare.

All of this leaves us with the question of who might be doing this. But for a full consideration of that question, we'll have to wait until tomorrow (yes, I know, it's a four part blog).                                https://gizadeathstar.com/2017/08/whats-really-going-expensive-aegis-class-missile-frigates-part-three/