Wednesday, 13 June 2012

May/June/July 2012 Resources


  August 201 Resources

  1. Brain needs rules for memeory execution eg pilts checklist and Drucker
  2. Psoriasis diet
  3. Umbria and Assissi
  4. Spine currumin nerve health
  5. skin healing oils
  6. whale saving
  7. melatonin simple review
  8. Iranian girls hiit
  9. Lintel
  10. Yamaha gen set
  11. reuters
  12. chemotherapy trigger for ancer cell growth
  13. Pupil dialtion as test of sexuality
  14. creatine and depression
  15. sleeping om stomach low oxygen erotic dreams
  16. haircut short back and sides 
  17. Ron Gellatleyprostate treatment 
  18. BORAX borax et al Last
  19. Gold and why the CB must bye it 
  20.  Epilepsy drug reverses alzheimers
  21.  Acne vit A B2  50kIU Vit A balanced with 500mg B2 until acne cleared
  22.  ph and urine take potassium citrate to h 7.5
  23. Jim SWinclair computer share instructions 
  24. Birkin Hair 
  25. Abe 
  26.  Baldness cure
  27. Green tea and cancer 
  28. swiss phd theis pgc-1 alpha 
  29. B2 B3 space doc 
  30. frustose lactate suppress hunger 
  31. Fungus drug helps retard cancer blood vessels 
  32.  light and sleep and computers near bed
  33. thre carcinogen in chewing tobacco 
  34. Astonish cleaner 
  35.  Laurdin Kabara Dr  Lauricidin
  36.  
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July 2012 Resources

  1.  acrylic sheet brisbane 
  2.  Brain cant cope with new rules
  3. Chinese woman beautiful face
  4. Investing in chinese stocks capital fleeing 
  5.  
  6. watssaver pric elist, spiral, grass mat
  7.  lintel
  8. artifical turf 
  9.  fridge troubleshooting
  10.  Magents for depression approved usa
  11. Samsung 28in monitor
  12. Goro Gold
  13. Monitor stand
  14. GLA for women
  15. GLA from iherb
  16. GLA from iherb borage oil 
  17. Garage door eastern doors
  18. Gold scent CRB
  19. Smart gold CBR
  20. Smart home for security DIY
  21. Gold going to 3,400
  22. Thor electrical surge protector
  23. 23 and me genetic test
  24. Remee sleep light eye patvch
  25. Casey gold
  26. Bob delamonteque 92 unbeleivable
  27. Katzo canadian oil enerplus
  28. ryan Gold canadian backwoodsman
  29. papetides
  30. ghrh peptides 2
  31. ghrh peptides 3
  32. neuroscince of insight flash, clos the computer
  33. apple app evernotes
  34. apple app internet radio
  35. Seth dots to keep working
  36. Seth morning faces
  37. Seth morning faces biploar success
  38. CJC-1295
  39. Bangalow Upholstert 
  40. Tuarine review, quite good general individual based 
  41. Cats old vet 
  42. Aboriginal food and fat 
  43.  

June 2012 resources

  1. inflammation to colon to cancer
  2. beathslim
  3. mac app book
  4. Acorbate flush recipe
  5. uk power breath unit
  6. CLub Orlov
  7. Jenny lower your blood sugar
  8. fish fertiliser port lincoln
  9. safe bena bag balls
  10. metaquotes programmer christina prig
  11. Bill Buckley The Priavteer
  12. Liposome vitmain c
  13. Fullerene
  14. M Mooney viatomin blogging

 May 2012 Resources

 when you eat
  1.  senobi stretch and breathe
  2.  parasympatheitic self pdf
  3. mawson webcam 
  4. Igloo 
  5.  C difficile diaherra go to earth clinic re fecal transplant
  6.  
  7. zeo sleep monitor
  8. Ed Dale ituines 
  9. UK power breath exercise blower 
  10. face mask for power breath 
  11. fitbit scales 
  12. breathing rate app bought 
  13. sleep alarm app 
  14. ithoughts mindmap 
  15. american crewamazon
  16.   amazon nostril blocker
  17. pubmed hypercapnia
  18. hypothalamus inflammation
  19. vagus nerve conttrol of hgh secretion
  20. mri imaging of co2 on brain vessel size
  21. cooling inflammation and menthol
  22. breathing training and vagus nerve
  23. mri renderer of app
  24. muscle app
  25. TNF alpha in smokers inflammtion
  26. Emotional Maltrreatmetn and romantic problems
  27. trans reesveratrol stop malecualr degeneration
  28. Wolverine
  29. hypoxia and cancer in lung
  30. resveratrol suply eye test
  31. GI and bacteria sweden 
  32.  GI Infections and cancer 1 in 6
  33.  Jesse Livermore and Dreyfus
  34.  fukushima rss
  35. fullerne supply usa 
  36. fullerene suppuniversity 
  37.  GI and Mast cells
  38. hiccup cure 
  39. mice hair and testes 
  40.  Standford personalised medicaine
  41. Rutin and anti clotting 
  42. .longevinex.com/supplementfacts.php 
  43.  Harvard and Rutin
  44.  Parkinson Funding Gene upregualte
  45. MADONNA and gut 
  46.  Sarah Miles Henry Butt CFShttp://www.drmyhill.co.uk/cfs_book.pdf
  47. Watse to height measure
  48. Omega 3 lab
  49. Lipid doctor USA_01
  50. Parkinsons and K2 
  51.  second opinion linoeic acid fats
  52.  keynes chalrstom usa
  53.  Lizard anti addition food
  54.  
  55. With that knowledge let's get back to the case. This young man with a history of abnormal
    cholesterol suddenly developed massive elevations of both cholesterol and TG. Something sure
    turned on his lipogenic genes. That something is the fairly acute onset of type 2 diabetes mellitus.
    As the lipid levels became grossly pathological, the first manifestation was not the pancreatitis but
    rather the deposition of the TG into the dermis causing eruptive xanthomas. Tragically that
    diagnosis was missed and that could have had lethal consequences (pancreatitis can be fatal).
    When you see rapid onset of papulovesiclular lesions on trunks and extremities, eruptive
    xanthomas have to be in the differential diagnosis. They are often quite pruritic. It takes 5 minutes
    to make the diagnosis: draw a red top tube, spin it and you will see "milk" not clear yellow serum.
    Or pick up and ophthalmoscope and glance at the retina where you might see white rather
    than red arterial vessels (lipemia retinalis). Both FA and cholesterol lipogenic genes (influenced
    by the nuclear transcription factors (NTF) sterol regulatory element binding proteins (SREBP) 2
    and 1C can go crazy when the glycemia onset is sudden in insulin resistant and/or insulin
    deficient patients developing T2DM. These NTF or genes cause synthesis of enzymes
    (lipogenic) that create lipids: such as DGAT, HMGCoA reductase) The FA are rapidly converted
    to TG which utilizing MTP joins lots of newly synthesized FC, and CE forming chylomicra and
    VLDLs. As one would expect in someone with extreme hypercholesterolemia and
    hypertriglyceridemia, there is a massive increase in large TG-rich lipoproteins as evidenced by
    the VLDL-P (147 nmol/L). In this case they are both chylos and VLDLs. One cannot differentiate
    between chylomicra and VLDL using NMR -- they are simply both very large TG trafficking
    particles and reported as large VLDL-P.
    The acute onset of T2DM (due to IR and insulin

  56. It was the change in my own attitude toward the game that was of supreme importance to me. It taught me, little by little, the essential difference between betting on fluctuations and anticipating inevitable advances and declines, between gambling and speculating. I think it was a long step forward in my trading education when I realized at last that when old Mr. Partridge kept on telling the other customers, "Well, you know this is a bull market!" he really meant to tell them that the big money was not in the individual fluctuations but in the main movements that is, not in reading the tape but in sizing up the entire market and its trend. And right here let me say one thing: After spending many years in Wall Street and after making and losing millions of dollars I want to tell you this: It never was my thinking that made the big money for me. It always was my sitting. Got that? My sitting tight! It is no trick at all to be right on the market. You always find lots of early bulls in bull markets and early bears in bear markets. I’ve known many men who were right at exactly the right time, and began buying or selling stocks when prices were at the very level which should show the greatest profit. And their experience invariably matched mine that is, they made no real money out of it. Men who can both be right and sit tight are uncommon. I found it one of the hardest things to learn. But it is only after a stock operator has firmly grasped this that he can make big money. It is literally true that millions come easier to a trader after he knows how to trade than hundreds did in the days of his ignorance. – Jesse Livermore


    Sunday, 6 May 2012

    May 2012 resources

    1. when you eat 
    2.  senobi stretch and breathe
    3.  parasympatheitic self pdf
    4. mawson webcam 
    5. Igloo 
    6.  C difficile diaherra go to earth clinic re fecal transplant
    7.  
    8. zeo sleep monitor
    9. Ed Dale ituines 
    10. UK power breath exercise blower 
    11. face mask for power breath 
    12. fitbit scales 
    13. breathing rate app bought 
    14. sleep alarm app 
    15. ithoughts mindmap 
    16. american crewamazon
    17.   amazon nostril blocker
    18. pubmed hypercapnia
    19. hypothalamus inflammation
    20. vagus nerve conttrol of hgh secretion
    21. mri imaging of co2 on brain vessel size
    22. cooling inflammation and menthol
    23. breathing training and vagus nerve
    24. mri renderer of app
    25. muscle app
    26. TNF alpha in smokers inflammtion
    27. Emotional Maltrreatmetn and romantic problems
    28. trans reesveratrol stop malecualr degeneration
    29. Wolverine
    30. hypoxia and cancer in lung
    31. resveratrol suply eye test
    32. GI and bacteria sweden 
    33.  GI Infections and cancer 1 in 6
    34.  Jesse Livermore and Dreyfus
    35.  fukushima rss
    36. fullerne supply usa 
    37. fullerene suppuniversity 
    38.  GI and Mast cells
    39. hiccup cure 
    40. mice hair and testes 
    41.  Standford personalised medicaine
    42. Rutin and anti clotting 
    43. .longevinex.com/supplementfacts.php 
    44.  Harvard and Rutin
    45.  Parkinson Funding Gene upregualte
    46. MADONNA and gut 
    47.  Sarah Miles Henry Butt CFShttp://www.drmyhill.co.uk/cfs_book.pdf
    48. Watse to height measure
    49. Omega 3 lab
    50. Lipid doctor USA_01
    51. Parkinsons and K2 
    52.  second opinion linoeic acid fats
    53.  keynes chalrstom usa
    54.  Lizard anti addition food
    55.  
    56. With that knowledge let's get back to the case. This young man with a history of abnormal
      cholesterol suddenly developed massive elevations of both cholesterol and TG. Something sure
      turned on his lipogenic genes. That something is the fairly acute onset of type 2 diabetes mellitus.
      As the lipid levels became grossly pathological, the first manifestation was not the pancreatitis but
      rather the deposition of the TG into the dermis causing eruptive xanthomas. Tragically that
      diagnosis was missed and that could have had lethal consequences (pancreatitis can be fatal).
      When you see rapid onset of papulovesiclular lesions on trunks and extremities, eruptive
      xanthomas have to be in the differential diagnosis. They are often quite pruritic. It takes 5 minutes
      to make the diagnosis: draw a red top tube, spin it and you will see "milk" not clear yellow serum.
      Or pick up and ophthalmoscope and glance at the retina where you might see white rather
      than red arterial vessels (lipemia retinalis). Both FA and cholesterol lipogenic genes (influenced
      by the nuclear transcription factors (NTF) sterol regulatory element binding proteins (SREBP) 2
      and 1C can go crazy when the glycemia onset is sudden in insulin resistant and/or insulin
      deficient patients developing T2DM. These NTF or genes cause synthesis of enzymes
      (lipogenic) that create lipids: such as DGAT, HMGCoA reductase) The FA are rapidly converted
      to TG which utilizing MTP joins lots of newly synthesized FC, and CE forming chylomicra and
      VLDLs. As one would expect in someone with extreme hypercholesterolemia and
      hypertriglyceridemia, there is a massive increase in large TG-rich lipoproteins as evidenced by
      the VLDL-P (147 nmol/L). In this case they are both chylos and VLDLs. One cannot differentiate
      between chylomicra and VLDL using NMR -- they are simply both very large TG trafficking
      particles and reported as large VLDL-P.
      The acute onset of T2DM (due to IR and insulin

    57. It was the change in my own attitude toward the game that was of supreme importance to me. It taught me, little by little, the essential difference between betting on fluctuations and anticipating inevitable advances and declines, between gambling and speculating. I think it was a long step forward in my trading education when I realized at last that when old Mr. Partridge kept on telling the other customers, "Well, you know this is a bull market!" he really meant to tell them that the big money was not in the individual fluctuations but in the main movements that is, not in reading the tape but in sizing up the entire market and its trend. And right here let me say one thing: After spending many years in Wall Street and after making and losing millions of dollars I want to tell you this: It never was my thinking that made the big money for me. It always was my sitting. Got that? My sitting tight! It is no trick at all to be right on the market. You always find lots of early bulls in bull markets and early bears in bear markets. I’ve known many men who were right at exactly the right time, and began buying or selling stocks when prices were at the very level which should show the greatest profit. And their experience invariably matched mine that is, they made no real money out of it. Men who can both be right and sit tight are uncommon. I found it one of the hardest things to learn. But it is only after a stock operator has firmly grasped this that he can make big money. It is literally true that millions come easier to a trader after he knows how to trade than hundreds did in the days of his ignorance. – Jesse Livermore

    Wednesday, 25 April 2012

    April 2012 Resources

     May 2012
    1. CO2 and brain capillary diameter mri 5.6um to 7.3um hypercapnia
    2. Heaaglobin and hypercapnia

    April
    1.  In the woo blog
    2. TED on cheating behavioural nursing and economics 
    3. Grass fed beef 
    4. How vit c works 
    5. hoe antidepressants spur brain growth 
    6. Argan oil from mirocco 
    7. beating cancer with diet 
    8. dreid prunes and satiety 
    9. Blog, fat burning man, through jack kruse 
    10. zeo brain waves during sleep 
    11. I3 mindware for memory improvement 
    12. Blog through jack kruse 
    13. Bill Hnederson healing cancer gently 
    14. oyster mushroom and cancer 
    15.  
    16. Sinus washing
    17. WAT to BAT harvard 
    18. Russian Breathing knowhow 
    19. Scientists research data does not stand up Seths Blog 
    20. Lack of repeatability in cancer research Seths Blog 
    21. Running, oxygen vo2, depression
    22. food combining for fat cell attack 
    23. oxygen demand of 20% and timing during tissue regrowth 
    24. Seth blog why scientists need to pay their mortgage too 
    25. oxygen russian and cold 
    26.  Jack Says:
      @Adam
      VO2 Max assessment (cardiopulmonary findings lead to a work up if needed.) A VO2 max is now a very easy test to get from many gyms of from trainers. It does not require a physician to order but to get an optimal bio-hack of the data it might. People with cardiovascular disease should seriously consider getting this test done to know what their abilities will be given how much life are left in their lungs and heart. You can also use this bad boy to know how much HIIT you should start with. These are baselines one can use and not set in stone.
      Classes: Worse to best directly from the test. Find your class and plug in your Primal exercise routine.
      A. VO2 max < 20 ml/kg/min You should walk 15 min 5-7 days per only
      B. VO2 max < 20-25 ml/kg/min You should perform 15 minutes of aerobic work 5-7 days a week with one anaerobic interval An anaerobic interval = 0-5 sec
      C. VO2 max < 25-30 ml/kg/min You should perform 20 minutes of aerobic activity with 2 anaerobic Intervals 4-5 times a week. An Interval = 5-15 sec
      D. VO2 max < 30-35 ml/kg/min You should perform 20 min of HIIT with 4 Intervals 4 times per week where each anaerobic Interval is 5-15 sec.
      E. VO2 max < 35-40 ml/kg/min You should perform 20 minutes of HIIT 3 times a week with 4 Intervals where each Interval is 15-30 sec , where recovery is 3-5 sec. You can also add 30 minutes of steady state cardio (sprints) once a week
      F. VO2 max 30 sec. Recovery can be 1-2 minutes.
      G. VO2 max 45+ ml/kg/min You should perform 20 min of HIIT with 6 Intervals 3 days a week. The Interval is >45 sec and your recovery must be less than 1 minute.