When Joan Baez recorded that song, the fear was that the testing of nuclear weapons was releasing so much radioactivity into the atmosphere that living things (including humans) would be adversely affected. We don’t yet know, of course, the degree to which living things might have been (or are being) influenced by the radioactivity, but—so far, at least—we haven’t had any major biological disasters (that we know of). The current fears about the climate are based primarily on what has been global climate change” or Global Warming And it certainly seems as though our climate has been . . . → Read More: What Have We Done to the Rain?
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 Comments are closed  Blog  atmosphere, California, centuries, climate change, climatologists, cold weather, College of Wooster, dinosaurs, Florida, furnace, global mean temperature, global systems, grandchildren, Ice Age, Joan Baez, large systems, life on earth, living things, Michigan, Midwest, nuclear weapons, October, Ohio, planet Earth, radioactivity, summer, summers, temperatures, the University of Redlands, University of Florida, University of Illinois, Western Michigan University, What Have They Done to the Rain, window fan, windows, winter In my continuing quest for improved hearing, I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Jenny Rymer, an ND (Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine) in Jackson, Michigan, which is about an hour east of my home. My co-author, Debra Basham, and I had met Jenny previously at meetings of the International College of Integrative Medicine, and at a recent meeting in Columbus, Ohio, I asked her whether she might be able to do anything that would help improve my hearing. She said that she had a number of things she could do, so not long after I returned to Kalamazoo, I scheduled an . . . → Read More: Hearing and Health Comments are closed Blog acupuncture, applied kinesiology, artillery, biocommunication, body, Columbus, Debra Basham, diagnostic, EFS-200, electro-magnetic, Energy Medicine, healers, hearing, hearing aids, hearing loss, heart disease, herbal, holistic, homeopathic, ICIM, International College of Integrative Medicine, intervention, Jackson, Jenny Rymer, Lakeshore Acupuncture, Leah Ke, liver failure, loud noises, meridians, Mesotherapy, Michigan, mind, muscle testing, Naturopath, naturopathic medicine, Ohio, PEMF, spirit, Star Trek, visual acuity, West Virginia, World War II, Zyto The meetings of the International College of Integrative Medicine always provide new and interesting information about advances in holistic health care. Regular readers of this blog will remember my previous posting about my Adventures in Mesotherapy, when I sought a way to improve my hearing. Although I had not expected another opportunity to improve my hearing acuity at the October 2013 ICIM meeting in Columbus, Ohio (“INNOVATION: Meeting Today’s Medical Challenges”), that’s what happened. Debra and I were attending the ICIM meeting to conduct two sessions on meditation and hypnosis. In addition to our own presentations, we also do . . . → Read More: Adventures in Pulsed Power at ICIM Comments are closed Blog audiologist, chelation, Columbus, death, Diagnostic Face Reading, health, health care, hearing, hearing acuity, hearing loss, heavy metals, holistic, holistic health care, ICIM, improving hearing, International College of Integrative Medicine, learning, MagnaCharger, medical, medical challenges, medical training, Mesotherapy, Ohio, PEMF, pulsed magnetic cellular charger, pulsed power, Samuel Johnson, well-being |
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