“Manganese oxide was when the man in Cocoon wanted his dead wife back — something for nothing. Iron oxide was when he didn’t want to go to Antares — a fixation, Living to Die.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iU5MHGtgA38

EBM praises DHA for all the phenomenal health benefits they claim it has, but there’s nary a mention of Yellow Fat Disease.

The mountains of evidence condemning omega-3 oils might as well be in an alternate dimension when it comes to so-called “evidence.”

Why do you think public and private health insurance providers are the biggest fans of evidence-based medicine?

Khonzinkosi Memela (The Dictator, 2011) wrote …

“Negative thinkers live negative lives. Limited thinkers live limited lives. Open minded thinkers live open minded lives. All in all, you live the life you think you are living, until you are convinced otherwise.”

Karl Menninger (Man Against Himself, 1938, 1966) wrote …

“It is well known that some people like to be beaten and that this is accompanied by unmistakable evidences of sexual enjoyment, but it is difficult to imagine that even such individuals would care to have their pleasurable pain pushed to the extremity of being beaten to death. Nancy Sykes (of Oliver Twist) did this, however, and we all know others like her. Some of the martyrs of old are reported to have expressed the utmost joy and pleasure at the opportunity to die and to die in the most bloody and painful methods imaginable.”

Doesn’t this seem a lot like the erotic masochism of the characters Madeline Foster and Harry Houdini in the 1999 film Oxygen?

Why do you suppose that TEETH are silent costars in this movie?

“The difference between a professional and an amateur is the professional sticks it out,” according to Adano Ley (Swami Nitty-Gritty).

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Another ally against Death is imagination, which, unfortunately is one of Death’s main allies too.

Understanding is another potent ally against Death, which, fortunately, Death can’t use.

DNA changes are caused by the environment, not the other way around.

Mainstream medicine puts the cart before the horse, incapacitating our imagination and will power.

Everything in our body is an antenna, not just DNA. (This might be the real relevance of string theory.)

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Momentum is a scientific name for “time.”

It’s momentous.

Adnan Sarhan (When Life is Lovable and Love is Livable and Other Stories, 1991) wrote …

“And the moment says, ‘I am the moment and I am the heart of time. I am still and timeless. I am so little and tiny that even the blink of an eye exceeds me and is a giant next to me. Yet I am the foundation of time and the perpetual eternity.”

Sun Sync Eating helps us understand that timing is a gateway to the momentous moment.

Defense attorneys abound, but most people are too unimaginative to fire their own internal prosecuting attorneys.

Mumbai businessman Vimalananda told Robert E. Svoboda …

“In 1927 my father came down with meningitis and died. Yes, he died; I can show you the death certificates signed by three different doctors. We received a message from Haranath immediately: ‘Don’t remove the body for twelve hours after death.’ All our relatives said, ‘Don’t be stupid. He’s dead now, let’s cremate him.’ But my mother had implicit faith in her guru and she was adamant. After six hours the corpse sat up. He lived for another fifty-one years.”