Fw: Know This - Doug Kaufmann's monthly newsletter

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Chronic Sinusitis and Fungus - 13 Years

by Doug Kaufmann

I have a wonderful friend who is a vintage motorcycle enthusiast, like me. Additionally, he is a pharmacist. He sent me this link last week, asked me to review it and then comment on coconut oil reducing the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.

Here is the link CLICK HERE

After viewing the link, I told my friend that I have long believed that the amyloid plaque that develops in the brain of Alzheimer's patients is produced by fungal mycotoxins.

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What If Bacteria, Viruses, and Fungi Were Actually... The Same Thing?

by Drew

A few months ago, I wrote a short history of conventional medicine and medical journals in America. This month, you'll be introduced to a few names and theories in medicine that have been forgotten by many. Learning about them has been eye opening and influential for many people in "alternative medicine". You decide whether they're worth considering.

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7 Stress Relief Tips

by Kons

I actually had to laugh when I saw my topic for this month, natural stress relief. At the exact second I received the e-mail for this topic, I was completely stressing out about all I had to do for that day! I almost e-mailed Doug back to tell him maybe would be better equipped to write on this topic.

I really did have a good laugh, took a deep breath, and said a prayer. I could feel the stress melting away, at least for a little while, anyway. It seems these days we all experience quite a bit of stress in our daily lives. How powerful are the effects of stress on the body? And, does stress really impact our health?

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Seasonal Cooking

by Denni Dunham

Just about the time I think I can put away my winter clothes, the temperature drops 20 degrees and I begin to doubt that we are really going to have an early spring. Our weather in southern California has been particularly mild this winter, so it's not as though we are looking forward to taking down the storm windows and putting away the snow shovel for the year. Nevertheless, I always get a little excited when my daffodils pop up in February, realizing that in spite of chilly mornings and evenings, spring really is right around the corner.

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