Hey Dummies! (part 5)

why do you use so many scented products? and how does it not give you a headache?

i suppose you have become acclimated through years of exposure to things like: Disinfectant Sprays, Air Fresheners, Cleaning Agents and Anti-Bacterial Detergents …. but there’s something you should know:

exposure to such chemicals, whether through the digestive system, the lungs or the skin, causes an acidic reaction in the body (read Acid vs. Alkaline). believe it or not, the body stores these chemicals in your fatty tissue. it stores them because if it tried to dispose of them, it would suffer an overload! the accumulation of such toxins over time can cause premature aging, fatigue, countless physical ailments- even cancer!

it is important to remember that these synthetic chemicals, which are a part of the daily lives of most Americans, have only been around for little over half a century.. and isn’t it a coincidence that 60 years after their creation there exists a wide-spread epidemic of cancer?

when homemade cleaning supplies are SO cheap and easy to make (see There’s No Need To Buy: part 1) and when natural essential oils like lavender, rosemary and eucalyptus smell SO lovely.. why, oh why would you buy Febreze “Summer Breeze”? yuck!

Hey Dummies! (part 4)

read carefully:

psychotropic drugs do not cure anything.

they do not correct anything.

they do not balance anything.

in fact, they are out-performed by placebos. that means taking nothing works better than taking a psychotropic drug.

they do however, kill brain cells, cause imbalances, create addictions and render the person less able to resolve the core issues he or she is facing.

some may argue that they are necessary in extreme cases, but in view of the fact that they cause suicidal and homicidal thoughts in people who had never experienced such things before and the fact that they drive formerly non-violent people to extreme violence, it is clear that any possible benefit or use as a “chemical straight jacket” is wildly variable at best and extremely dangerous at worst.

many, many people take drugs for many different reasons. from alcohol to heroin, drugs serve a definite purpose in the mind of the addict. there is no question here as to whether or not mental stress exists. clearly it does. the point is that there is a lie on the subject of prescription psychotropic drugs. and the lie is that they are different from alcohol or heroin.

the marketing line says they are medical drugs when they serve no medical purpose.

this is not an antibiotic. this is not a blood thinner. this is not a hormone. this is not insulin.

Hey Dummies! (part 3)

here are a few things for you to try BEFORE placing your 7 year old child on a toxic, addictive, dangerous amphetamine drug for his supposed “learning disorder”.

1) get him an eye exam. many kids who have been “diagnosed” with a “learning disorder” merely had poor vision and needed glasses.

2) stop feeding your child Lucky Charms before you send him off to school. as a matter of fact, cut out all white sugar… it is what sold so many false prescriptions for “ADHD”.

3) ban all artificial sweeteners, like aspartame. these are chemicals not foods. they can especially react upon a small child’s health and behavior.

4) get him checked for food allergies. these can affect concentration.

5) try a tutor you freak. do you honestly think that speed is going to make your kid a genius?

6) curb the t.v. and video game time. these have an obvious effect on I.Q.! instead have him play outside.

7) if the situation continues, why not try a new school? smaller classes, more individual attention.

this is a serious issue. if you guys have ideas on this, please leave them in the comments.

Hey Dummies! (part 2)

Can you stop talking about what happened on your favorite reality TV show last night? It really gets me down.

Hey Dummies! (part 1)

just because you see something on TV does not mean it is good/safe/what you need.

a television is a mini, animated billboard in your living room. it is not god or authority
or truth. (and the commercials are not the only things that are trying to sell you something.)

people are making money off of your ignorance. don’t let them.

learn your body. teach your children what you learned. be a smart consumer. stop buying crap. thank you.