Are you ready to consider a new, more joyful and liberating idea of who you are, or what is possible? Are you willing to believe that an idea that may sound “too good to be true,” may in reality, be even better than described? I am. Doing so doesn’t make me gullible. The alternative is to continue slogging on with…
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When ExtraOrdinary Technology Meets ExtraPerceptual Consciousness We ALL Win
Time flies when you’re having fun, or so the time-honored adage goes. But today, time seems to simply be flying. Your individual “fun mileage” may vary. The 2011 ExtraOrdinary Technology Conference was something that should be on everyone’s list who want to see “out-of-the-box” thinking in action. I had an intense weekend at the event in Albuquerque last week (some of…
Read MoreRemarkable MMS Insights, "Geeks Gone Wild," and Change Whose Time Has Come
In my Talk For Food video this week, I mentioned a remarkable information source that has emerged who articulates the underlying chemical behavior of MMS with amazing clarity. It evolved in the comment thread from a short clip that I posted three years ago on YouTube from my documentary, Understanding MMS: Conversations with Jim Humble. Naysayers have come and gone,…
Read MoreFear, Fate, Truth, and MMS
The events surrounding the status of Daniel Smith and Project Green Life (PGL) have, up until recently, put most of us at a loss for words. Recently that all changed when Dennis Richard, of A2Z Health Products (www.drmms.com), sent out a letter to his mailing list that virtually predicted that “the end” was at hand (so buy your MMS while…
Read MoreThe Monumental Lie that Fuels (or Fools) the FDA
I spoke to Daniel Smith of PGL a couple of days ago, after two of his product’s distributors, seeking to know the status of their supplier due to lack of an ability to reach the company, inquired here. For anyone not familiar, I reported that agents from the FDA and US Postal Service had raided their offices and confiscated computers,…
Read MoreFox (FDA) to Henhouse: ‘We Will Decide What’s Breast For You’
A major story in the health sector this week was about an FDA panel removing Avastin as an approved indication, in conjunction with the chemotherapy drug docetaxel, for metastatic (spreading) breast cancer. Well, that’s the major story for the general public. The major story for me was that in Spokane, Washington, agents from the FDA engaged in a legal home…
Read MoreSelf-Understanding, Beliefs, and Energy
Beliefs power all change that we experience, whether said change is desired or otherwise. While self-awareness is not a foreign concept to most people, self-understanding, which is the larger and more useful goal, gets far less attention. To illustrate, our general self-understanding shows a level of maturity where, by adulthood, we’ve outgrown childhood beliefs in such concepts as Santa Claus…
Read MoreSitting Out the E. Coli Scare with MMS
The new wave of stories about illness and death make the following points increasingly obvious: Just how little we know about ourselves, meaning our metabolic, mental, spiritual, and imaginal nature, How having money, or throwing money at a problem, is no guarantor of solution, and will more likely escalate the problem. The newest scare is out of Germany. It involves…
Read MoreSlammers can Come and Go: MMS Roles On
A new “anti-MMS” article was brought to my attention this week. This one, written by Sara Vaughter, a nutritionist, has her conclusion in the title, “No Miracle, No Mineral, No Solution.” Cute. She and I agree that MMS is no miracle, but that’s where the agreement ends. Vaughter’s commentary on the chlorine dioxide disinfection (CDD) method introduced by Jim Humble…
Read MoreAutism and the Bigger Problem(s)
Before they put the subject of autism back in mothballs for another year, I am pleased to post my conversation with Kerri Rivera, who runs AutismO2 (www.autismo2.com), a non-profit clinic for autistic children in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Each year, when awareness about a particular disease is “raised” we end up thinking that we’re falling behind on resolving it, and that…
Read MoreNotes From Outside the ‘Autism’ Box
April is Autism Awareness month in America. What does that mean? It means that this is the time for Americans to be “educated” on how bad Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is, how complicated the cure must be, and are encouraged to be more tacitly accepting of (1) the disorder, (2) the CURRENT explanations as to why it happens, and (3)…
Read MoreSound Advice for ‘the Electrical’ You
The next must read book to put on your list just has to be Electrical Nutrition, by Denie and Shelley Hiestand. I learned about it from Wil Spencer (www.bodyelectrician.com), who caused quite a ruckus among some in the Gulf Coast after helping a number of residents gain relief from the effects BP-sponsored environmental toxicity after the historic oil spill with…
Read MoreConscious Imagining for a Changing World
If the first three months of 2011 are any indication of what the rest of the year holds, then I think it would be a gross understatement to suggest that it’s going to be quite a ride. What that statement means to you reveals a lot about where you’re putting yourself in the matrix of potential outcomes. A large proportion…
Read MoreNotes From the Road: Thoughts on Authenticity
KANSAS CITY, MO – It’s just a few hours before I wing back home after a fly/drive road trip that included time in four different states – Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, and Kansas. Illinois had been on the list, but has been rescheduled. Only sporadic access to a good WI-FI signal and full days of activity favored observation over participation in…
Read MoreA Little Good News Amid Much Fear
With all the fear and panic going around related to the possible effects of nuclear radiation, let me break up the angst with a little mundane good news. A young lady from Greece visited this blog in December 2010, looking for some guidance as to how to use MMS to help eradicate an HSV1 and HSV2 (Herpes Simplex Virus) condition…
Read MoreAn MMS Potpourri
It is ironic how we have made distrust of personal experience the rule rather than the exception, in an attempt to give dominion to professional biases and impersonal conjecture over outcomes that really happened. This appears to be the modus operandi of critics of MMS. It’s not limited to MMS though… it applies to virtually any method that can be…
Read More'Getting Real' with John Barbour
Once a critic for Los Angeles magazine, and KNBC-Los Angeles, John Barbour was creator, and one of the hosts of NBC’s Real People television series, which ran between 1979-1984. The show was so popular it sometimes garnered a 50% audience share, a monumental feat even in the pre-Internet era. Not bad for a man who, in his early days in…
Read MoreWATSON Supercomputer: If We Feed it GMO Information, Expect More Medical Heartburn
While change is the only constant in the entire universe and what we often find ourselves wanting most, it could also be what we fear most. Yet, we are in a time of change. Geopolitical, geophysical, climatic, cosmic – if it can be categorized, it is changing. The Real Jeopardy Begins: IBM’s WATSON Being Groomed to Become an M.D. Assistant…
Read MoreOn the Road to Explore Water, Healing
Just some quick thoughts before hitting the road to Park City, Utah to interview M.J. Pangman and Melanie Evans, authors or the new book, Dancing With Water: The New Science of Water (www.dancingwithwater.com). I have been aware that this book was coming down the line for the past year. In it, they explain, in clear, understandable terms, many of the…
Read MoreReflections on Health, Healing, and Freedom
Austin, capital of Texas, is a city of charm, diverse culture, warm hospitality, pleasant surprises. That is, it was for me after a visit that spanned a short but intensive five days. Traveling between cold weather fronts, and not the least inconvenienced thereby, I had a chance to meet and interview a small sampling of the amazing people who are…
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