Re: Toe Grounding comes of age

[Guest guest]

The body gets the earths energy when being ground, they have already

proven that it changes the blood , lowers your blood pressure.

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From: Gammill <vgammill>

Sent: Wed, March 2, 2011

One of the things that I teach in our seminars is the use of the question:

Does it pass the Laugh Test? Whenever you wonder if something is important,

just plug in the pertinent terms and say aloud. For example: " Poor .

He died because he didn't wire his big toe to the ground as he slept. " I

had rectal cancer and I doubt that my survival depends on me dragging a

grounding wire tail from my butt.

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From: gary williams

Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011

Lois:

Grounding the body while we sleep is also great for our health

www.barefootconnections.com

[Guest guest]

I don't know about that laugh test? When marconi said he was going to

build and antenna and transmit voices through the air, the whole crowd

would go up in an uproar.

Now it does sound funny if I say if I hook a wire to my foot and

sleep I will feel better and it will cure my cancer but I don't think

the laugh test is valid, do you?

See what I mean, Lois, opinions vary. is pro grounding,

is not. I'll stay at the verdicts still out on that one but

walking barefoot does make me feel better.

On Mar 2, 2011, at 1:05 PM, Gammill wrote:

> One of the things that I teach in our seminars is the use of the

> question: Does it pass the Laugh Test? Whenever you wonder if something is

important, just plug in the pertinent terms and say aloud. For example: " Poor

. He died because he didn't wire his big toe to the ground as he slept. " I

had rectal cancer and I doubt that my survival depends on me dragging a

grounding wire tail from my butt.

>

>

>_____

>

> From: gary williams

> Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011

>

> Lois:

> Grounding the body while we sleep is also great for our health

> www.barefootconnections.com

[Guest guest]

,

Marconi is a good example, thank you. Any intelligent, critical thinker,

when going over Marconi's reasoning, would arrive at conclusions similar to

Marconi and realize that radio transmission of voices is no laughing matter.

Your standard crowd, which by definition will have an IQ about 100, is bound

to laugh, but sadly its laughter is the merriment of fools. They are not

laughing at Marconi's claims; they are laughing in contagious support of --

and for the approval of -- their chief fool. Personally I welcome this

crowd phenomenon as in earlier times or in other places Marconi might be

stoned or burned at the stake by the same crowd.

As to the wonders of going barefoot. If you do a regression analysis of the

world's populations using percentage of a population that is barefoot

against life expectancy as your variables, I think you would see an almost

perfectly inverse correlation. Worldwide 600,000,000 people have hookworm

infestations at any one time and this is from walking barefoot. In the US

it is most prevalent in the South. If you Google hookworm and Tennessee you

will find 255,000 hits.

I am not anti-grounding. I am pro evidence.

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From: [mailto: ] On

Behalf Of Snoddy

Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 2:42 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Toe Grounding comes of age

I don't know about that laugh test? When marconi said he was going to

build and antenna and transmit voices through the air, the whole crowd

would go up in an uproar.

Now it does sound funny if I say if I hook a wire to my foot and

sleep I will feel better and it will cure my cancer but I don't think

the laugh test is valid, do you?

See what I mean, Lois, opinions vary. is pro grounding,

is not. I'll stay at the verdicts still out on that one but

walking barefoot does make me feel better.

On Mar 2, 2011, at 1:05 PM, Gammill wrote:

> One of the things that I teach in our seminars is the use of the

> question: Does it pass the Laugh Test? Whenever you wonder if something is

important, just plug in the pertinent terms and say aloud. For example:

" Poor . He died because he didn't wire his big toe to the ground as he

slept. " I had rectal cancer and I doubt that my survival depends on me

dragging a grounding wire tail from my butt.

>

>

>_____

>

> From: gary williams

> Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011

>

> Lois:

> Grounding the body while we sleep is also great for our health

> www.barefootconnections.com

[Guest guest]

I rather doubt that grounding alone would cure anyone's cancer. If you read the

book Earthing its full of great information. It also mentions how its changed

many peoples lifes for the better. I do believe we have lost touch with nature.

Grounding helps people reduce stress which is a major factor in healing. Will

there ever be one magic pill, one magic berry from the Amazon that cures cancer?

I rather doubt its the whole package when it comes to Cancer. From reducing

stress, Mind/body, proper diet, Sunshine, water etc. I for one would recommend

the book Earthing. We in todays society have lost touch with Mother earth, take

off your shoes and get your feet dirty!

all the best, MIke M>

>

>

> _____

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> From: [mailto: ] On

> Behalf Of gary williams

> Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 9:42 AM

>

> Subject: Re: [ ] Wise traditions talk by Jerry

>

>

>

> Lois:

> Grounding the body while we sleep is also great for our health

> www.barefootconnections.com

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: Lois Fischer

> Sent: Wed, March 2, 2011 8:04:12 AM

> Subject: [ ] Wise traditions talk by Jerry

>

> :

>

> ...you talk about a grounding wire that you put on your toe as you sleep. I

> have been looking at the earthing mat that is being used by a cancer patient

>

> friend for pain and was wondering if you have tried that as well, it sounds

> like

> the same concept. The dr who invented it made it for his cardio patients

> with

> pain and his book Earthing is something I have wanted to read.

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

:

Do not worry about what people say against what you are doing, as it is what you

think. I have a friend who swears by the benefits for her cancer pain. It has

good science behind it so that is all that matters.

I will look into it further.

Just speak your truth and disregard anything negative.

Lois

[Guest guest]

I've been reading a lot on grounding lately, as it is supposedly a method to

reduce the damage the electromagnetic fields have on the body. I believe

grounding is considered to be both a preventative measure as well as an

emergency measure for heart attack. I don't really remember reading that it

helps with cancer, but I'm sure somewhere it has been mentioned as a cure. For

those interested in the field of grounding, there are lots of YouTube video's

available on how to ground, how to make grounding pads, etc. Just go to one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E46Fm0dtE2c & feature=related

And you will also have available links to others.

Also, there is a book on the importance of grounding with respect to coronary

disease:

http://www.shop.earthing.net/

One author of this book, Dr. Sinatra is a cardiologist with over 30

years in practice.

Sorry to not have any direct help with grounding as a cancer cure, but here's an

article showing that electro-magnetic fields are certainly a consideration for

cancer risk:

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/bem.2250160204/abstract?systemMessage\

=Due+to+scheduled+maintenance%2C+access+to+Wiley+Online+Library+will+be+disrupte\

d+on+Saturday%2C+5th+Mar+between+10%3A00-12%3A00+GMT

And therefore, if one is grounded, the risk would seemingly be reduced.

[Guest guest]

Honestly , with all the folks you have worked with, have you really not

learned " to each his own? " Some things work unexplainedly ... so I don't know

why you are always so quick to judge just because it makes no sense to you.

Strange things happen every day.

xxoo

" Gammill " <vgammill@...> wrote:

>

> One of the things that I teach in our seminars is the use of the question:

> Does it pass the Laugh Test? Whenever you wonder if something is important,

> just plug in the pertinent terms and say aloud. For example: " Poor .

> He died because he didn't wire his big toe to the ground as he slept. " I

> had rectal cancer and I doubt that my survival depends on me dragging a

> grounding wire tail from my butt.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I served in the military for 20 years and, for several of those years, I spent

24 hours, twice a week, in an enclosed capsule, 60' under the ground, sleeping

on top of a huge motor generator. Yeah, my breast cancer was considered 100%

service connected. EMFs are obviously a big enough concern that even the

military conceded it in my case.

xxoo

>

>

> I've been reading a lot on grounding lately, as it is supposedly a method to

reduce the damage the electromagnetic fields have on the body. I believe

grounding is considered to be both a preventative measure as well as an

emergency measure for heart attack. I don't really remember reading that it

helps with cancer, but I'm sure somewhere it has been mentioned as a cure. For

those interested in the field of grounding, there are lots of YouTube video's

available on how to ground, how to make grounding pads, etc. Just go to one:

>

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E46Fm0dtE2c & feature=related

>

> And you will also have available links to others.

>

> Also, there is a book on the importance of grounding with respect to coronary

disease:

>

> http://www.shop.earthing.net/

>

> One author of this book, Dr. Sinatra is a cardiologist with over 30

years in practice.

>

> Sorry to not have any direct help with grounding as a cancer cure, but here's

an article showing that electro-magnetic fields are certainly a consideration

for cancer risk:

>

>

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/bem.2250160204/abstract?systemMessage\

=Due+to+scheduled+maintenance%2C+access+to+Wiley+Online+Library+will+be+disrupte\

d+on+Saturday%2C+5th+Mar+between+10%3A00-12%3A00+GMT

>

> And therefore, if one is grounded, the risk would seemingly be reduced.

>

[Guest guest]

You wrote, " Grounding helps people reduce stress which is a major factor in

healing. " Actually, I have read that many scientists believe that 90% of

illness is caused by stress, so its not surprising that the elimination or

reduction of stress whould keep us from getting sick, or heal us if we are.

That being the case it seems stupid to not set aside some time every day, or

even twice a day, to meditate, pray, perform EFT, yoga, or whatever soothes our

nerves.

Another way is " The Healing Code " , by Dr. Loyd which claims a 6 minute cure

for many diseases by activating 4 energy meridians. Actually, you do the energy

applications for 6 minutes, but it is recommended to do the application two or

three times a day until you get the results you are looking for. Many published

testimonials indicate this is a good procedure. I am in no way connected to this

book, other than having studied it.

EFT is a procedure recommended by Dr. Mercola. You can order a free manual

online, and see many applications on youtube.

http://www.thetappingsolution.com/free_eft_ebook.php.

Also, if you want to try Rife frequencies you can download FREX16 free.

http://heal-me.com.au/frex.html. There are frequencies for cancers of all kinds,

for relaxation, anxiety or nerves.

Dick

[Guest guest]

Ray, is the doctor you referred to as being aware of Dr. Warburg in the 1930's

still in business? Where? Does he have a web site? I'd love to hear that story

first hand. Few Dr's these days know of Warburg. The biggest proponent I know of

is Peskin who is all over that issue of keeping the cells on oxygen and

away from fermentation (cancer):

http://www.brianpeskin.com/BP.com/reports/OptimumPEOratio-CAMB.pdf

He also wrote the book on " The Hidden Story of Cancer " . Well, if it was common

knowledge (Warburg's discovery) in the 1930's in the medical schools, then now I

understand why it is " Hidden " ! Probably swept under the carpet long ago by

big-Pharma.

Best of health

>

>  Hi again , with what were all going though, we really need to laugh. I

laugh about this now but two years ago it wasn't funny. it was when I walk in to

my old doctor office and started talking about the alternatives. he looked at

the desk, ruffled a few papers, got up and left me sitting there without a

word. I was talking about what my natueopath put me on - the stuff that saved my

life.  He came back, looked at me like I was a demon from hell. then he said

something like 'well, looks like you're not going to listen to me and walked

out.

>

> When I asked at the desk, they said he was seeing another patient and if I

wanted to see him, I have to make another apointment. I knew this...jerk...

doctor for 10 years. All I wanted him to do was an other PSA. I think he was a

bit put out when the last one came

> back.  PSA had come down three points. He told me last time that when PSA goes

up it don't come down. The doctor I go to now good will at least he listens to

me. He told me,  " doctors cant talk about  alternatives because they're not

trained in them, but I'll listen any way. " He also told me before 1940, the diet

Im now on was the standard treatment for cancer.  that Every doctor learned back

in medical school all about Otto Warburg's discovery; a discovery of humongous

proportions, because way back in the thirties Otto discovered the main

biochemical cause of cancer, or what

> differentiates a cancer cell from a normal, healthy cell. So big a discovery

was this, that Otto Warburg was awarded the Nobel Prize.

>

> >Cancer has only one prime cause. It is the replacement of normal oxygen

> >respiration of the body's cells by an anaerobic [i.e., oxygen-deficient] cell

> >respiration. -Dr. Otto Warburg

> >

> But what else does Warburg's discovery tell us. First off, it tells us that

cancer metabolizes much differently than normal cells. Normal cells need oxygen.

Cancer cells despise oxygen. In fact, oxygen therapy is a favorite among many of

the alternative clinics we've researched.

>

> take care

> Ray  

>

> ________________________________

> From: Snoddy <eashua444@...>

> Sent: Sun, 6 March, 2011 5:27:26 AM

>  

> Ray & Joe

>

> It is so NICE seeing people discuss without getting into distain and

> even hate sometimes. Congratulations guys!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

He is dr david campbell he a GP he very old. he in his seventies he once retired

could not stand retirement and went back to work. hes a very good frend of my

wife and I as we are both nearly 60 he give me this information because were

frends and my wife and I are both doing an advance naturopathy cause that will

take us three years. he told me about alteratives because were doing the cause

he told me befor the big drug company change all the laws he and a few coliges

use to have a herb garden as they were tought about herbs in uni but there not

allowed to administer then any more or talk about them by law. Have a look at 

this link. all the best, Ray  

http://www.whale.to/a/cure_word.html 

 

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