The Eight Laws of Health

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Comment by Roberta Jefferson on March 5, 2010 at 6:56pm

Hi Claire,

I totally agree with you regarding the Eight Laws Of Health. Without good health, you are basically one foot in the grave. Good health is so important to function in life, cause without it, nothing else really matters. Thanks for sharing:)

Comment by Claire Power Murphy on February 14, 2010 at 5:05pm

Welcome, Paula!
You took the first step in the right direction when you joined this group!
I urge you to go to WWW.PRESERVEDTOSERVE.COM to see what's available for CP! When you've finished reading "award-winning" Preserved to Serve you will have a much clearer understanding of how food and these laws of health may improve an individual to levels previously unknown - truly!
Salud to you and your precious daughter! Claire

Comment by Paula on February 14, 2010 at 4:51pm

HI! I am pleased to join this group. I am the mother of a daughter with severe cerebral palsy and a seizure disorder. She does not walk, talk, toilet or feed herself. She is now 22 years old. She is a delight, She will communicate with a yes and no card. And she is very attentive and aware. Any help or new treatments would be appreciated.

Comment by Alicia McCree on December 28, 2009 at 9:27am

Everyone, please add me as a colleague so that I may maximize my potential within the organization.

Thanks,
Alicia
Manifested Wealth

Comment by Alicia McCree on December 28, 2009 at 1:59am

As someone who has always been in good health, I must say I have taken it for granted. Now, as I live and learn, I've discovered the many health benefits of having a healthy colon, good metabolism, and taking vitamins. I drink a special juice every morning and take a supplement. Go to my website, www.purity12army.com/livewell and see what I have to offer those of you in this group aspiring for better health.

Comment by Claire Power Murphy on December 27, 2009 at 10:08am

Dear Health Nuts "the good for you kind"
Best Wishes for a happier healthier New Year!
For a New Year's Resolution contest, please reply to the latest Discussion.
The best response will be featured on New Year's Eve and on Connect!
Claire

Comment by Claire Power Murphy on December 15, 2009 at 6:27am

For half a year we have been focusing on Nutitrion as a key Law of Health. Much evidence has been offered as to the value of water soluble minerals in a balanced form based upon ones own individual chemistry. Irrefutable evidence is offered in "award-winning" Preserved to Serve that this high level natural lifestyle is progressive and works towards having a life which is improving every single year. There is a full chapter in Preserved to Serve entitled, "Scientific Rationale" which supports this conclusion. We need to learn to focus on minerals in the soil and in ourselves which when properly balanced lend to an increase in "Energy" which is a concept requring much further investigation - available through www.selfrej.com
We will now turn our attention to the second law of health stated above and that is Exercise. Please respond to the first Discussion above on Exercise.
Salud!
Claire

Comment by Claire Power Murphy on December 3, 2009 at 5:35am

So many have wished they could have what I have and do what I do. Would they really wish to have the most difficult life challenges which I have had? It's time to learn vicariously and bypass such struggles.The interesting thing is that I give to myself daily through faith in utilizing the highest form of natural nutrition. Anyone can do the same with better results; since, I come from such a sickly background. It's time to seriously follow the Guidelines above as to how to get the most out of participating in this Group. Salud! Claire

Comment by Claire Power Murphy on November 25, 2009 at 10:12am

Vegan = only fruits and veggies
Lacto-Vegetarian = fruits, veggies, and daily products
Ovo Vegetaian = Fruits, veggies, dairy, and eggs.
Carnivor = All of the above + meat and fish.
I am a work in progress transforming from Vegan to Fruitarian which is as the name says soley fruits (and a little nuts).

Comment by Carolyn J. Keating on November 23, 2009 at 10:58am

I would never eat "raw" seafood or meat. I am a vegan anyway. Raw vegetables I will eat. I say I am a vegan. However, I'm not sure I qualify for a true vegan. I do eat chicken, turkey and fish.

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