Air

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Permalink Reply by Claire Power Murphy on June 3, 2010 at 8:14pm

Well Connie - you've jump started our next law of health.
We can go without food for many days and water for several days, but air for only a few minutes - so it is vital.
Of course pollution needs to be eliminated, but more importantly, we need to be nourished at such a high level so as not to be so affected eg. before I started living naturally fully I lived near a gypsum plant in northern Staten island. The pollution got so bad that I would have to get down on my knees close to flhe floor in order to breathe. But then when I learned how to imbibe oxygen in the form of lemon juice, green leafy juices, and beet juice, the problem disappeared - even as the plant was still spewing out toxins.
Health begins within. When humanity is healthy and balanced, it will not harm its own internal environment which is currently transmitted outward in our destruction of the planet.

Permalink Reply by Connie M. Drummond on June 4, 2010 at 2:37pm

Claire,
I applaud you for being able to find a healthy way to improve the oxygen, and to be rid of any respiratory health issues .Do you think that humanity will ever be healthy and balanced? I think that power plants and other manufacturers should have strict guidelines in place and adhere to them.
This will be one small step in helping to clean our air of toxins.

Permalink Reply by Allen D. Glasgow on June 3, 2010 at 8:41pm

I agree with what Claire has added Connie. I also believe our contractors who build homes and other buildings should be required to include quality air purifiers in buildings. All hospitals and nursing homes should also be required to do the same. The air we breathe transmits germs and air can be purified, especially indoors. Clean air purifiers are available and some are expensive, however, they are more than worth it for the health benefits.The quality of air not only has a negative effect on individuals with respiratory diseases, it has a negative effect on everyone.

Permalink Reply by Connie M. Drummond on June 4, 2010 at 3:03pm

Allen, I also believe that contractors should include air purifiers in their buildings and that the materials used in our dwellings should meet the US standard.
The air we breath transmits germs and toxins from inferior materials, which cause a wide range of health issues.

Permalink Reply by Claire Power Murphy on June 4, 2010 at 5:54pm

Connie, we are steeped in opinions. I cannot say what humanity will do. What I can say is they now have a powerful choice to pursue a healthier lifestyle offering irrefutable imperical evidence of its value.
We need to establish a new measure for health - from birth and that is where the life is - in the blood.
Missing elements may be discovered and replaced. It's a matter of will and choice.

Permalink Reply by Connie M. Drummond on June 7, 2010 at 10:16am

Claire, we know from experience and research how rewarding a healthy lifstyle can be, but as you stated it is a matter of choice.

Permalink Reply by Author, Minister Susan K Moll on June 4, 2010 at 8:13pm

well I have another idea, a few months ago, I noticed I was running out of air so fast, when I talked my throat itched and when I sang in church I had to have peppermints with me all the time, just so I wouldnt cough during church, why you ask, because of polluted air, but the air I am speaking about isnt on the outside of my house it was in my lungs by my own choice, I am talking about smoking,
I had made a firm choice that I wanted to do this, I had been prayed over, had hands laid on me ..the works, but not until the day I looked at the cigarette as something that was stealing a day off my life each time I lit one up did I decide to stop, so what I am getting at, is we can do all we can to help clean the air around us with plants, machines, filters ect.. but if you still get a cigarette out of a pack and put it in your mouth, all your efforts are in vain and it will be your choice, so for us to really have clean air for ourselves and those around us we need to look in our own hands for the answer. minister Susan Moll

Permalink Reply by Connie M. Drummond on June 7, 2010 at 10:58am

Minister Moll,
Cigarette smoke can pollute the air we breath and those in close proximity to us. There are various things that we can all do to help keep our air clean, plants as you mentioned can help clean the air in our homes.

Permalink Reply by Sandra Larson on June 15, 2010 at 11:31am

Improving the quality of air we breath is a topic that has been discussed many times over. Our atmosphere is constantly changing. Some of the change is due to natural occurrence and some due to man made occurrence. Therefore, how do we improve the quality of air we breath? Sanctions on man made occurrence and create changes on industry. What about the natural occurrences?

Permalink Reply by Connie M. Drummond on June 16, 2010 at 10:58am

Sandra, I am not sure what we can do about natural occurrences, as far as man made occurrences, each of us has a responsibility to do their part to help keep our clean, by working together, I think that it will make a difference.

Permalink Reply by Sandra Larson on June 16, 2010 at 12:00pm

Connie,

Yes I agree by working together it will make a difference.