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Are old trees more powerful and effective healers than young trees?
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A viewer asks: “Is the Revitalone sexual stimulant promoted by Dr. Allan Spreen both safe and effective, as advertised?”
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A viewer asks: “Creator in a channeling stated, “A diet high in protein is best on average for human beings to maintain health, vigor, and strength. This includes animal products high in fat because it is health promoting. To be sure, there are more calories per gram of fat than protein or other sources of nutrition, but that is not the same as categorically wanting to avoid all fat, it is a question of balance and moderation because fat is an essential nutrient in its own right and cannot be substituted for.” Creator later endorses Anthony William, the “Medical Medium” whose book somewhat contradicts what Creator said previously. Can you please explain?”
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A viewer asks: “Could the protective effects of vitamin D against COVID-19 be the reason behind governments deliberately limiting access to beaches and the outdoors in some locations?”
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Will kombucha made from both green and black tea be beneficial to health? Will the benefits of both types of tea be preserved in the kombucha?
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A viewer asks: “I think it was deemed to be helpful to ingest some water from copper vessels.” Is that true, and if so, why would that be?
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Are the beneficial chemical constituents in green tea and black tea identical, or are some unique within each? Would it be beneficial to alternately drink a glass of green tea, then black, or simply make tea using teabags of both types at once, as green tea has such a mild taste, to get exposure to both types in equal measure, or is there a better ratio?
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Does drinking black tea on a regular basis have health benefits, and if so, what is it doing?
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Is green tea even better than black tea for promoting health, and if so, what is it doing?
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Veganism has grown substantially in popularity and Creator has stated that this is on account of mind control programming by the extraterrestrial interlopers, and is not divine. Creator says humans were not designed to eat plants alone and will suffer negative health and well-being consequences as a result. It seems logical that herbivores like Buffalo and the Bovine are concentrating plant energy for a higher purpose—to provide us with highly concentrated energy that frees us from having to graze all day ourselves? Is this the case?
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Is Dr. Marc Micozzi’s mix of three nutritional supplements, curcumin, blueberries, and grape seed extract, of help to enhance brain function for those with memory issues? Would it help my recent client, who you said was not heading into severe dementia, but could benefit from memory-enhancing supplements?
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Is Dr. Helen Fisher correct that antidepressants like Prozac, Paxil, and Zoloft, not only lower sex drive, but actually inhibit both the ability to fall in love and to stay in love? Is this being ignored because it is misperceived as being, at worst, a minor side effect of little practical impact, or is there a more sinister manipulation to support the widespread and increasing use of these substances?
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What is the divine perspective of the saying: “Use it or lose it?”
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What is the divine perspective of the saying: “Almost everything in life is easier to get into than out of?”
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What is the divine perspective of the saying: “No good deed goes unpunished?”
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