Chemtrails

Possible Agendas
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Chemtrails - How To Read Between
The Lines In The Sky
By Annette McCann
2-19-1
Like all of the facets of the "conspiracy, there is a
handful of people who have dedicated a significant
portion of their lives to investigating the
international "chemtrails controversy. As knowledge
increases, the ability to ascertain "who is spraying the
people of the world and "why they are doing it also
increases. The article below frames the questions and
then gives us the most likely answers about the "who and
the "why.

By Victoria Winston

The U.S. government has a long and sordid record of
using Americans as unwitting guinea pigs. The Army's own
records and numerous congressional investigations
confirm that both civilians and military personnel have
been continually "tested" with poisonous injections,
psychotropic drugs and aerial spraying during numerous
covert projects.

Similar to Brad Will, I am meeting Harriett Fels after she has gone.....
Harriett Fels - Gilles - Sharon (Amari) in their California home circa 1996
SEE HARRIETT AT 16 YEARS OLD BELOW…

My friend Harriett passed away few weeks ago. I am still in a state of shock. Harriett was the one who was supposed to live longer than any of us. She believed it and we all believed it. But Life decided otherwise and now she’s gone.

I have written the following text to be read at her Memorial tonight in California (If you knew Harriet please leave a comment below):

I met Harriett in the early 80s. We were both doing EST Seminars and I quickly noticed this beautiful and vivacious young woman who kept asking questions about the essence of Life and the nature of Truth. She would challenge the leaders and would want to go deeper into any topics whether it was Love, Freedom, Intention, Relationships, everything… She was a Seeker, always looking for the most profound answers.

Cell Tech
Treatments for Autoimmune and Inflammatory Disorders and Oncology

Treatments for autoimmune and inflammatory disorders share some common characteristics. All of these disorders are treated by both medication and diet. Autoimmune disorder is a result of the body responding to diseases as if they are foreign and threatening elements, even though they are healthy body parts. In this case, the body believes that its normal parts are diseased, and it attacks parts of it. This attack can occur in many places, including the lungs, skin, liver, among others. Autoimmune diseases are common illness, such as rheumatoid arthritis, narcolepsy, allergies, psoriasis, and many others.

Treatments for autoimmune illnesses are often aggressive, especially when these disorders and disease are life-threatening. They are very serious ailments that greatly affect the patient’s life. Approximately 80 illnesses have been identified that are thought to be caused by autoimmune disorders.

Inflammatory responses are the body’s natural response to any disease or foreign cells that invade it. If the inflammation is not stopped, it can cause heart attacks, stroke, cancer, or destroy brain cells in addition to causing pain and other disorders. Inflammation is swelling deep within the tissues, and it happens when the body’s white blood cells attack the organs.

Oncology related disorders can be treated in similar ways since all produce similar symptoms in those who are affected. An elevated body temperature, pain, and unexplained weight loss are shared by those affected by autoimmune and inflammatory disorders as well as by cancer. In addition, all of these diseases increase the body’s autoimmune response. The difference is that in oncology, or cancer, the body actually does respond to a foreign invader, whereas in autoimmune and inflammatory disorders, the body attacks itself.

A common and helpful treatment for autoimmune and cancer patients is an exercise routine and a healthy diet. Some physicians recommend eliminating sugar from the diet. Some research has shown that all forms of sugar, including fructose, sucrose, and glucose lessen the white blood cells ability to destroy foreign agents in the body as they are meant to do. Fish oil with vitamin E has been shown in research to delay autoimmune response in mice, and doctors believe that it is helpful to patients with autoimmune and inflammatory disorders as well. Supplements with omega-3 essential fatty acids from fish or flax, combined with omega-6 fatty acid gamma-linolenic acid can lessen inflammation as well.

Patients are recommended to consume plenty of fresh vegetables and fruits, eat dairy products that are low in fat, eat poultry and fish, brown rice and whole grains. Part of the treatment also includes the antioxidants vitamins C and E as well as green tea, which has been shown to have anti-inflammatory characteristics. Beta-carotene and selenium are also helpful, so patients are generally advised to take a multi-vitamin supplement each day.

In severe cases, doctors treat these disorders with corticosteroid drugs, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, immunosuppressant drugs that stop the immune response and progression of the disease. Sometimes radiation of the lymph nodes is used as well as plasmapheresis, the removal of harmful molecules and cells from the blood.

Cancer treatment usually involves removal of a tumor through surgery, and follow-up with radiation or chemotherapy is also required for cancers that may not have been completely removed from the body through surgery. If the cancer is located in a part of the body that is inoperable, radiation or chemotherapy may be used to treat this disease as well.

NitroTech
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Short-Term Side Effects
•Nitro-Tech may cause bloating or gas, and both may be caused by taking too much Nitro-Tech in one sitting. Neither side effect is particular reason for alarm, though if either condition persists, stop using Nitro-Tech.

In order to avoid a gassy feeling, it is suggested the Nitro-Tech be taken with water rather than milk.

Nitro-Tech contains aspartame.
Bottom Line
•Nitro-Tech is an effective muscle-building supplement, though it is one of the more expensive of its genre. Anecdotal evidence shows that chocolate is the most popular flavor and that the powdered version of the supplement may clump and be difficult to mix.

Nitro-Tech is available at brick-and-mortar nutrition stores, including GNC, or may be ordered online.

Does anabolic automatically signal steroid
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Hey, ive been looking for a slightly more advanced supplement (with limited creatine) and ive been looking at some different companies (I have been using GNCs own Whey Protein). I have noticed that the term anabolic gets thrown around a lot. I was wondering, since i don't really understand the science behind all of this yet, does anabolic signal steroid? I know the term anabolic steroids (though again, i don't understand exactly what they do), but i wasn't sure if anabolic was synonymous with steroids. Specifically, i'll use a musletech product for example. I was looking at the Nitro-Tech Hardcore. Are there steroids in this product? It talks about anabolically infused ______, but i can't translate it.

Neotame is just another name for Aspartame
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Neotame is simply aspartame, just tweaked a little so it could be eligible for another patent. Like aspartame, neotame is a very potent and highly questionable man-made compound. BUT, neotame does not have to carry the PKU warning on its label, as aspartame is required to do by law, so its addition to products goes without warning. This is a serious problem for those with PKU, anyone who carries the PKU gene, or are PKU recessive.

Just HOW did this happen? Maybe one day we'll find out. Maybe!?

The FDA was petitioned in 1997 to approve neotame for use as a tabletop sweetener, and neotame was finally FDA approved for commercial marketing on July 9, 2002 as a general-use sweetener and flavor enhancer in the flowing foods and beverages:
•Chewing gum;
•Carbonated soft drinks;
•Refrigerated and non-refrigerated ready-to-drink beverages;
•Frozen desserts and novelties;
•Puddings and fillings;
•Yogurt-type products;
•Baked goods;
•Candies.