Dave Mihalovic, Prevent Disease
Waking Times

Officials at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) say the best way to prevent pertussis is to get vaccinated. However, more data continues to present itself suggesting that may be completely false. A new study published in BMC Medicine by Santa Fe Institute Omidyar Fellows Ben Althouse and Sam Scarpino points to a different, but related, source of the outbreak — vaccinated people who are infectious but who do not display the symptoms of whooping cough, suggesting that the number of people transmitting without symptoms may be many times greater than those transmitting with symptoms.

In the ancient arts of Chinese Medicine, Yoga, and Ayurveda, there was no doubt among practitioners that anger could cause a heart attack, or chronic sadness could cause dementia. It was not unusual for a master to exterminate chronic pain in different joints and muscles, or even to cure liver, kidney, or stomach diseases by addressing deeply held emotions like fear, frustration, jealousy, and anxiety. These feats have been dismissed by modern medicine as placebo, or simply glazed over with the latest pharmaceutical prescription at most doctors’ offices, but new evidence has emerged that proves our emotions directly affect our physical health.

Is Your Sadness Causing Your Symptoms?

The phenomenon of emotional health being inextricably linked to physical health has been negated by modern medicine repeatedly, with only small allowances made in integrative medicine, and extremely few studies which support this idea making their way into mainstream publications.

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There are many organs (the skin, liver, bowels, etc.) to consider when we are desirous of cleansing the body for a goal of optimal health. Thanks to new technology, though, we can now see exactly how the brain washes itself – not in the metaphoric sense, but how the glial cells, which power cerebrospinal fluid, help wash out guck from the brain.

How the Brain Washes Itself

Fortunately, the kind of toxic goop that the liver or intestines take on doesn’t cross the blood-brain barrier and interfere with the fatty mass between our ears. This is how the brain protects itself from pathogens like viruses and microbes. In order to protect itself, yet still flush out toxins, the brain makes a fluid called cerebrospinal fluid that scientists once had a hunch helped keep the body and brain healthy, but weren’t exactly sure how.

When you are presented with a challenging situation, look at all angles. Chances are, your behavior has played some part in it. Acknowledge, forgive and release. ~ Creator

https://thecreatorwritings.wordpress.com/2015/06/30/your-part/

Surrender and flow, with faith and trust, activates your team of highest advisors to, in the most direct way possible, lead you to your highest experiences. By getting out of your own way, out of the agonizing and trying, worrying and overthinking, you are immediately able to enter into empowered, co-creative movement.

If you have a blockage, surrender and flow may bring you right to it. This is a good thing! If you don’t panic, you will be able to resolve that issue once and for all, and finally flow beyond it. In fact, we would say surrender and flow is the most efficient way to find the resolution you seek.

Most of you are willing to surrender into the flow but resist the second you bump up against an old issue. Dear Ones, it is your faith and trust that will allow you to resolve it once and for all, and get to the sweet spot your soul has been trying to lead you to all along. ~Archangel Gabriel

http://trinityesoterics.com/2015/06/30/daily-message-tuesday-june-30-2015/

by Kathy Biehl

2015 Capricorn Full Moon – July 1-2, 2015

7:19 PM PDT / 10:19 PM EDT / 2:19 AM GMT

9 Cancer 55 / 9 Capricorn 55

Reality As We Know It is suddenly, startlingly, drastically morphing to carry out the change imperative that has been mounting for the past three years. While shifts continue to erupt and propel us forward, the Capricorn Full Moon offers a status report filled with information about their impact on our emotions and sense of security.

The focus of the examination is our bottom line, but that doesn’t mean the exercise is cold or quiet. Even with the Moon in stern, calculating, goal-fixated Capricorn, emotions are deep and passionate. Aggressive, protective instincts have kicked in. Fierce desires have come to light. So have ugly, frightened beasties — hate, paranoia, panic and the terror of sheer survival at stake. A bottle has come uncorked. Whatever is now on the loose — maybe a genie, maybe not — it is not going back in.