Torrette's Syndrome-to change, and weak herbs

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Last time for this slight off topic topic. If you want to save lives:

Most important is to convince people that things can change- because they will- for better or worse.

Two things would set up a cascade of empowerment and enthusiasm.

One is for each country to adopt the univeral declarationof human rights, enforceable not by the U.N., but by the laws of each country, just as an assault is. The local and international media and populace would have to get involved. This would have side-effects of various use such as the threat of water-rights privatization, that is causing epidemics of cholera,as fresh water is now even more unavailable. Living wages, ecological reporting on resource depletion because of full disclosure, many other potential changes would be possible, for example if people started treating each other fairly, then possibly they would care about the accelerated mass-extinction we are in.

Second is to phase out Chlorine Gas and its by-product use, that fills the 100 most dangerous toxic compounds list. It is found everywhere (if you had a ten mile long train of boxcars full of anything, one drop of chlorine gas is strongly detectable). It would free up 15% or more of global electrical capacity, scince enormous electrical current are blasted thru salt water to create the gas,it is no way natural. Also it would show

people that if they care about a sustainable future, they can make it happen, rather than sheepishly sliding into a demographic winter. The economics involved and the substitions to adopt are spelled out in the book 'Pandora's Poison'.

Indusry will inflate prices, cause shortages -anything -rather than give up their poor management practices. But it isn't a small thing. Twenty some years ago, Jaques Cousteau said everywhere in the ocean he saw waste, so much, that when it finally dispersed, life would be improbable.

To really accomplish anything, just try; . enforce universal declaration of human rights

. phase out chlorine gas and it's production

We spend $650million a year on golf balls. The tropics and the coaral reefs have the greatest density, and diversity of life, and they are dissapearing. Even a temperature degree difference causes an imbalance w epidemics in the coral.

Experts are fighting about which remaining "Charismatic Vertebrates" to invest in.

But like farmed salmon which is not a such a good source of omega oils, or modern agricultureal methods than offer less and less potent vegetables and HERBS, the loss of wildness or wilderness is another future threat, that supplements will need to fill. And if the Pharmacuetical Industry has its way, you'll pay a lot, if you can get them.

Maybe there is nothing we can do. Maybe people will stand each in their own little downstream pasture with a mouth full of cheap vegetation, oblivious that the fence is not only unlocked, but wide open. (Feel the joyful freedom of your spirit, or get free)

Like health care, no different from economics or ecology, if we want a future we have to find and use the best way, not the cheapest.

anand bapat <acubapat wrote:

 

hi,you are soright. you have hit the nail on the head.that is exactly how things are percieved by people,media, doctors etc. so how can all this changeanand--- syho_real <syho wrote: > --- InChinese Medicine ,> "ykcul_ritsym"> <ykcul_ritsym> wrote:> > > > Clumsy words, but oh well. peace, fran> > > > > tcm will be attacked for long.> > firstly, many people connect tcm with religions and> they explain some> technical terms from religious viewpoint and> standpoint, not the> original tcm theories.> > second, some teachers request their students to> learn by rote,> students don't know theories

well.> > third, there are many businesses just only use the> name of tcm to make> money, and their products have no relation with tcm> actually, until> the name of tcm can not make money for them.> > fourth, there are many many thousands western> medicines in market. tcm> classify the nature of medicine by nature like hot,> warm, cool, cold,> acting on which chennal, etc. and tcm has not done> research on the> nature of western medicine. it needs huge man power> and money, and> also it needs the cooperation of hospital to allow> researchers to stay> in hospital for taking records.> > fifth, many patients take western medicine. but> people don't know the> chemical actions of each western medicine on> chemicals in herbs. if> patients taked both chinese medcine and western> medcine and were> killed by

side-effects, .......... in such case, wm> of course has no> fault because wm has long history and have done a> lot of> researches........> > many many reasons......> > > > syho> > > > =====Anand Bapat Pain Management Specialist Sports Injury Specialist Blacktown, Parramatta, Punchbowl, & Hammondville 0402 472 897______________________Want to chat instantly with your online friends? Get the FREE Messenger http://uk.messenger./For practitioners, students and those interested in TCM. Membership requires that you do not post any commerical, religious, spam messages or flame another member. If you want to change the way you receive email message, i.e. individually, daily digest or none, then visit the groups’ homepage: Chinese Medicine/ Click ‘edit my membership' on the right hand side and adjust accordingly.