Beat Cancer & Stop Heart Attacks

To ALL Cancer sufferers & also those with Heart problems.

• Do what I Don Porter did & you will be me - A Person that beat Stage IV Metasticised Cancer.

• Do what Kirk Benedict (Confessions of a Kamikaze Cowboy) did & you will be him - A Person that beat Cancer

• Do what Anthony J. Sattilaro, M.D (Recalled By Life) did & you will be him - A Person that beat Cancer

• Do what Dr. Crow of the Cleveland Clinic did (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wZendyXhU4) did with Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn's Plant Based Diet (similar to mine with sugar allowed) did & you will be him - A Person that beat dangerous Heart issues.
• Do what Dr. Neil Pinkney did
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wZendyXhU4) did with Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn's Plant Based Diet (similar to mine with sugar allowed) did & you will be him - A Person that beat dangerous Heart issues.

• Do what a group of 18 people with coronary disease who had suffered through 49 heart issues over the past 8 years (including angina, bypass surgery, heart attacks, strokes, and angioplasty), & were given up on by the Cleveland Clinic, & go on Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn's Plant Based Diet (similar to mine with sugar allowed) did & you will be - A Person that beat dangerous Heart issues.

• Do what a friend, with 10 year history of cancers including Melanoma with parts of his body removed by Drs. that did exactly what I did & his Drs., after scans & blood tests about 3 months later, told him there s no cancer anywhere even your lymph nodes - A Person that beat Cancer
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Rave Diet Eating Dvd With Mike Anderson, Cure Cancer Naturally - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRWEHjf9Odc
Prevent & Reverse Heart Disease - A GREAT book by: Dr. Caldwell B Esselstyn, Jr, former president of the Cleveland Clinic has been on a Plant Based diet for 25 years. He has placed many others on this Plant Based Diet diet with 90%+success.
• Dr. Joseph Crow, Cleveland Clinic, 44, had a severe heart attack with blocked arteries. Went on a plant based diet (- no further heart problems.
• Dr. Neal Pinckney age 58, arteries near closed-main artery, Angina blocked-100%, 90% & -85% others
compromised. Cardiologist TOLD him he urgently needed Immediate Bypass surgery or he would Die.
Father died @ 59 Heart attack. He was experiencing severe pain. Within 2 weeks almost all pain was gone,
Started daily walking. Then 7 mos. later ran Hawaii race finished in mid pack in 8.2 miles Great Aloha race, never ran a race before.

Meet Dr. Pinckney

Neal Pinckney is a graduate of the University of Southern California and Oxford Univ., where he received his Ph.D. in clinical and educational psychology. He has done post-doctoral work at Stanford Univ. and the Univ. of Vienna. He is Professor Emeritus and former chair of Behavioral Sciences at California State Univ., Sacramento and taught at the Univ. of California, Davis Medical School. He held a private practice in family and individual therapy and psychoanalysis for nearly 30 years. He was psychologist and in-service trainer for the California Highway Patrol for 13 years. He is founder and director of the Healing Heart Foundation.
In 1993, at the age of 58, Pinckney was diagnosed with severe coronary heart disease. His right main artery, the "widow-maker", was 100% blocked and his two major left coronary arteries were 90% and 85% blocked. He was told he needed immediate by-pass surgery or he would soon die, but he didn't have that surgery. Instead, searching the internet for information, he found many scientific articles by Dean Ornish, M.D. and read his best-selling Program for Reversing Heart Disease. Following that program and the writings of John McDougall,M.D., his condition quickly reversed. When he started the program he couldn't even slowly walk around the block without suffering severe chest pain, but only seven months later he finished in the middle of a group of thousands of runners in the 8.2 mile Great Aloha Run. Dr. Ornish's research indicated that people who participated in support groups showed greater improvement, but Pinckney found there were no groups available. After requesting local hospitals to establish one, two centers agreed to start groups, if he would lead them. More than 750 people have now gone through his ten-week free groups, which lead to his best-selling book, the Healing Heart Handbook. In 1997, Dr. Pinckney was invited to be part of the professional staff at Dr. Ornish's residential retreats.
Dr. Pinckney walks 4 miles up and down a steep hill every day before breakfast. He also practices yoga and meditation daily, lifts weights and sometimes bicycles 25 miles. His cholesterol dropped from 372 to 126 and his blood pressure, which was alarmingly high, is now normal. He lost nearly 40 pounds and seven inches from his waistline. He travels around the world, leading support groups, giving talks and cooking demonstrations. He often travels to offbeat places, going on adventure treks where he is 30 or 40 years older than the others in the group. He is living proof that reversing heart disease can be accomplished through lifestyle changes and without surgery.

Important YouTube ---http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wZendyXhU4
http://sanjayguptamd.blogs.cnn.com/2011/08/29/sanjay-gupta-reports-the-last-heart-attack/

Occupy Wall Street - A Coming-Overdue Change ?

For those walking from the West Side Highway towards Wall St recently they will likely have encountered several marches uptown to Times Square. Many have accompanied these protesters seeking to seek to determine their messages of frustration. New York City is in the throes of the Occupy Wall Street protests. What has been most noticeable was not the protestors and their signs and chants. It was the amount of police accompanying them. It was a massive show of force by the Police, & frankly many viewed it as scary & overdone.

There have been many talking a lot about this movement, what it means, what it stands for, & what it could lead to. There have been many commentaries about the inevitability of a cultural revolution happening in the U.S. along with other countries. The overuse of Greed, Self Serving, Heavily Chemicalized Foods, GMO's (Monsanto), Raids by "Gestapo like troops", frozen Political process, etc. Most of us were waiting for, or felt this would be happening. Now that it is upon us - How do we make the needed adjustments.

Those that have listened to the folks in Zuccotti Park, the marchers, the various groups & some of the occupants, and do want to understand what is on their mind & what do they want to see happen.

We all understand & sympathize with the basic complaints of the #OWS movement -- that the rich are getting richer and everyone else is getting poorer, Healthcare is a Mess, USA is the sickest country in the world yet spends more for healthcare than most others combined, ranked #47 in longevity, jobs are going overseas & the middle class is shrinking. It is impossible, not to see that in America, along with the staggering worldwide debt mess/disaster waiting to happen everywhere, is in serious trouble.
Our institutions, on every level are failing us. The failing institutions are not limited to Wall Street. They are everywhere; our government (FDA, Congress, Senate, Lobbyists, our overall political leadership, our unions, our health care system, our education system) - The list goes on and on.
And yet, many are optimists. Many see a technology revolution blossomin bringing much needed change to the world. It's not a coincidence that much of the success of the #OWS movement comes from their clever use of technology to organize and get their word out effectively.
So much depends on what we get out of this growing desire for change. It's good that people are getting angry. Whether it be the Tea Party on the right, or the #OWS seemingly on the left, the citizens of the U.S. are clamoring for change. Efficient communications created the rapid collapse of several long standing Mid East regimes & allows for these large group uprisings. Sanitation & food are still challenges & therefore "Pretty" OWS is not.

We would all like to do what we can do to help make sure that change is intelligent, meaningful, & lasting in taking us all forward to a new prosperity, not backward into a false hope for a time that has passed and is not coming back. Organic Farming, Farmers Markets, Less Drug use by Drs., Better Plant Based Diets, Movement to "Buy American Products, less chemicalized foods, greater opportunity for small businesses, & TERM LIMITS in Congress for openers !

Don Porter

Rave Diet Eating Dvd With Mike Anderson, Cure Cancer Naturally

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wZendyXhU4


Dr. Esselstyn stops Heart Problems with a Plant based Diet on the Video.
A VERY IMPORTANT YouTube to watch !!!

This Video has saved MANY lives ! If you want to stop heart attacks see this video.

Then watch CNN & Dr, Sanjay Gupta, Dr. Esselstyn along with Bill Clinton, who now weighes his High School weight from being on Dr. Esselsyn's Plant Based Diet!!

http://sanjayguptamd.blogs.cnn.com/2011/08/29/sanjay-gupta-reports-the-last-heart-attack/

If you have a Cancer Issue see My "Beating Stage IV Cancer" You ALL can do what I did Just rely on a Plant Based Diet & Stay away from Chemo & Radiation !!!

An Astonishing Young Man Sings a STUNNING rendition of John Lennon's Imagine

This is the MOST extraordinary video that I have ever seen What an incredible story of COURAGE, Committment, & Massive Bravery - AGAINST ALL ODDS !

SINGER Emmanuel Kelly is dreaming of a recording career after his moving rendition of a classic peace anthem reduced tough X Factor judges to tears.

Emmanual Kelly, who has survived chemical warfare and is the brother of previously conjoined Bangladeshi twins Krishna & Trishna, wowed Ronan Keating, Spice Girl Mel Brown, Natalie Bassingthwaighte * Guy Sebastian, with his heartfelt performance of John Lennon's Imagine on last night's audition show.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvajB4GJkAU
Kelly and his brother Ahmed were adopted from Iraq, both suffering limb deficiencies as a result of chemical warfare. They were abandoned at an orphanage and rescued by Children First Foundation boss Moira Kelly."When I got up and started singing there was nothing else, adrenalin just took over, it was just a blur," Kelly said. "I just want to sing and I want to make people happy."

An emotional Keating was full of praise for Kelly who has progressed to the next round of the competition.

"I don't think I have ever, ever been moved as much as I was by that performance," he said.

Kelly auditioned for Australia's Got Talent last year but did not make it on to the show.

86% of full-time workers have weight, health problems - msnbc

86% of full-time workers have weight, health problems
www.msnbc.msn.com

Oct. 17: A new study from Gallup finds a staggering number of Americans with full-time jobs are overweight or suffering from a chronic medical problem. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/44938097#44938097

Chemicalized foods to make food:
- Look Good
- Smell Good
- Taste Good
- Be Addictive
- Last a LONG time

ALL of this requires MANY types of harmful colorings, chemicals, Preservatives, ETC.

This Causes Immune Systems to work overtime to neutralize these unnatural ehmicals ! This then allows other aciditic cells to gain a foorhold & we get Cancer somewhere, that the allready overworked immune System can't overcome. So eant mostly a Plant Based Organic Diet !!
PAY FOR ORGANIC now OR PAY LOTS OF MEDICAL & DOCTORS BILLS LATER.

Bill Clinton on Letterman + Dr. Esselstyn

Bill Clinton: Fan of Caldwell Esselstyn Jr MD
http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=280823943166118863
Bill Clinton On Letterman
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFEEbQ_oRfQ&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL
Dr. Esselstyn Conquer Heart Disease
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President Bill Clinton appears on David Letterman show

President Bill Clinton has livened up talk shows by playing "Heartbreak Hotel" on the saxophone on Arsenio Hall, admitting the appeal of a "Dancing With the Stars" invitation on Rachael Ray, and chatting with David Letterman about Chelsea Clinton's wedding. On Wednesday night, he returned to the "Late Show" to discuss "A Decade of Difference" concert celebrating his 65th birthday and charitable work, and during the visit he set Letterman up for a joke that had the audience in hysterics.

"One of the best things about Americans is that we don't really resent other people's success," said Clinton. Letterman didn't miss a beat. "Well, what about Leno?" the talk show host demanded.

"There's an exception to every rule," joked Clinton, causing the audience to break into even more laughter. Meanwhile Letterman looked only too pleased to be called out as a model of bad behavior by the former President (or perhaps he was making that joke at Leno's expense, and not his own).
Clinton delivered another friendly dig after Letterman's compliment that he looked "wonderful" and "better than ever."

"When you get to be our age, all you have left is bright clothes and BS," laughed Clinton. "And you've got the corner on the BS."

But clearly the two have a bond that goes beyond jokes. They shared a touching moment during the interview where they both discussed their past heart surgeries (Clinton had quadruple coronary artery bypass surgery in 2004 and Letterman underwent a quintuple bypass surgery in 2000). Clinton gave Letterman healthy diet tips, along with some advice to cut down on chocolate. The two also discussed serious issues such as the economy and trade relations with China, as well as the protestors on Wall Street. "They're going to have to transfer energy to making specific suggestions," advised Clinton, who also said that one of the biggest tools to improve the economy would be more actively resolving the mortgage crisis.

Letterman concluded by complimenting Clinton on both his hair products ("I've got to get the name of your conditioner," he joked) and his charitable work. President Clinton will be the guest of honor at "A Decade of Difference," the upcoming concert celebrating 10 years of the William J. Clinton Foundation. The Hollywood Bowl event will feature performers including Kenny Chesney, Usher, K'naan, Juanes, The Edge and Bono, and Lady Gaga. "In deference to my diet, she'll be going meatless that night," he laughed. Watch the full concert live only on Yahoo! starting at 7 p.m. PT on October 15.

Watch the segment below, courtesy CBS:
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/the-difference/president-bill-clinton-appears-david-letterman-show-053931108.html


Bill Clinton Jokes
http://politicalhumor.about.com/od/billclinton/a/clintonjokes2.htm

Bill Clinton B'Day Party 10-16-11

Saturday was likely the first time in pop music history that a performer made a pass at a former president and his secretary of State spouse at a live concert.

“I just love you and your hot wife,” Lady Gaga said, writhing like a breathy, smitten Marilyn Monroe on the Hollywood Bowl stage mere feet from Bill Clinton, his wife, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, and their daughter, Chelsea. Gaga described her life as a screwy embodiment of the American dream in eyebrow-raising language, and she praised the Clintons by promising that “tonight, I thought we’d all get caught up in a little Bill romance.”

And with that she bucked into a Clinton-specific take on “Bad Romance” that left the full house at the Bowl wondering whether this concert celebrating 10 years of the Clinton Foundation’s work to fight disease, poverty and violence had just been scandalized.

The concert, “A Decade of Difference,” doubled as Bill Clinton’s 65th birthday party and brought out a group of activism-inclined singers to fete the initiative and a former president currently on an unexpected tide of nostalgia, based largely on the foundation’s work abroad on a variety of economic and political justice issues and its efforts at combating disease.

Stevie Wonder, Kenny Chesney, the Somali singer K’Naan, Colombian rocker Juanes, Usher and U2’s Bono and the Edge joined Gaga for a four-hour show that felt a bit like a pop music Davos -- a reminder that the big players of geopolitics still look to musicians for a certain vitality and influence.

The ever-luminous Wonder started the night with such soul-funk staples as “Superstition” and “Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours),” the latter of which was embraced as President Obama’s ad hoc theme song in the 2008 campaign. Laura Ling, one of two Current TV reporters that Clinton rescued from a North Korean jail in 2009, gave an introductory speech before Chensey’s easygoing acoustic set.

Chesney, one the most low-key guys in country, felt like the exotic one on a stage full of Somalis, Colombians, Irish and globehopping politicians (though Clinton did thank him later for not making him the only guy onstage with a Southern accent).

K’Naan, a very likable singer-songwriter who pulls from reggae, East African jazz and rock balladry, had a rough time onstage, with sound problems that led to a couple of false starts and a clear discomfort in performing (even when Bono came out to duet on a new tune). But his story of turning from child soldier in a war–ravaged country to international pop star still carried the night -- his redemptive single “Wavin’ Flag” won over a Bowl crowd already inclined to uplift.

Juanes had an easier go of it, with the bluesy, dub-infused rock of “La Camisa Negra” lending a bit of muscle to a night full of an earnest global pop. Colombia is a success story of post-Clinton-era economic revival, and Juanes -- a major star throughout the Americas -- is an excellent ambassador for it.

There are few pleasures in concert-going like watching a sitting secretary of State get low to Usher’s tag-team crunk smash “Yeah.” The R&B star’s quick set fulfilled one reviewer’s private hope that Hillary Clinton listened to Lil Jon before planning sanctions on Iran. (And a goofy short film about the Clinton Foundation’s “Celebrity Division” with Ben Stiller, Ted Danson and others planning failed ventures got widespred chuckles).

Bono and the Edge closed out the night with a congenial acoustic set of hits they described as -- “you (shelling) out a million quid for a couple Irish buskers.” As a member of a group known for multimillion-dollar stage rigs, the Edge got laughs for cuing up a few wrong drum loops on his onstage laptop, but a new song about “the mysterious space between a man and a woman” had an enticing promise for a full-band treatment. U2 is perhaps the most activism-oriented band going today, and it acknowledged the particular Irish affection for the Clintons' help in resolving the north-south Troubles, leading to a more peaceable Ireland.

But the night was Gaga’s, even if her kittenish and bawdy set might have made for an interesting ride home from the Bowl in the Clinton caravan. Playing atop what looked like a Nordic tree fort, she dedicating “You & I” to Hillary with some eyebrow-cocking overtones. Even Bill had to admit in a later speech, “I thought I was going to have a heart attack from Gaga on my birthday.”

Where does that lie in the color-coded chart of homeland security threats?