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If you want to be an effective leader of health for others, you have to be healthy yourself. True commitment inspires and attracts people to your well of knowledge. When […]
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We celebrated George Washington’s Birthday on February 22. He was the first President of the United States of America. This brief review of his life is taken from The American […]
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To relax in the evening, my wife watches films and TV series on her France channel – that is, when she’s not watching her German, Italian, or Spanish channels. She’s […]
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“If something is important enough, or you believe something is important enough, even if you are scared, you will keep going.” – Elon Musk. Is your life and health important […]
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The dynamic state of our health operates in an ordained biological continuum. This is masterly seen in the vital and essential communication from brain cells to body cells. It is […]
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We meet people on market days that don’t eat lamb because they think lambs are babies. “Baby lambs” are the young animals they are thinking of. Lambs are fully grown […]
Dr. Lowell Keppel, Good to Know
Good to Know:
Surprising Uses of the Remarkable Standard Process
Lung Protomorphogen
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In 1950, Dr. Lee released one of the most spectacular healing tools available, the Protomorphogen. Check out Dr. Royal Lee on Protomorphogens for a review on how protomorphogens work. Remember, […]
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I am sensitive. Too sensitive, some friends and family have said. Once—and only once—my husband told me that I am super sensitive. In reply, I told him he did not […]
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Sometime in early February, spring fever sets in. The sun-deprived wife pesters me to go out and hunt around between retreating patches of snow to find fresh dragon-green dandelion shoots […]
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Looking at where we have been and were we are going can bring shivers up and down our spine as we move into 2025. Looking at our world we live […]
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Some days I just don’t plan. Then, ravenous, I have to do food, fast. Last night I was lucky. I found ground meat thawing in the fridge. Thinking it was lamb, I rushed […]
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If you or your child is plagued by eczema or skin conditions, you may find some helpful information in my other articles here: https://simplybeingwell.com/simply-being-well/2016/12/14/candida-thrush-eczema-kefir?rq=eczema and here: https://simplybeingwell.com/simply-being-well/2017/03/21/edema-eczema-a-fib-the-one-pot-meal-that-heals What to do? […]
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My estimable, round-bottomed wife is a bit of a kitchen witch. She keeps a half dozen large pots busy with all manner of things. Today, she had 4 pots going […]
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Before her death in 2022, Phyllis Quinn wrote a blog for SRP called “Ask Chef Phyllis.” Her blog was about food, yes, but it was also about everything food means […]
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There is nothing like an apple crisp made in a cast-iron skillet! I used a 10” skillet for this recipe. The cranberries make it “holiday-ish”! As always, use the best […]
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Eat Like Ben On Saturday while I headed to Denver to run a pop-up farm stand at Nurture Wellcare Marketplace, my wife Mary was rendering beef fat into tallow for skin creams. While digging […]
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Dearest readers, a question: were you at Back to School for Doctors this year? You know, the annual event where Mark Anderson takes attendees on the deepest of deep dives […]
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As many of you know, collagen is the most ubiquitous protein in the human body. That means that a lot of our body is made from it. Our skin, hair, […]
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A couple of years ago I wiped out while walking on the sidewalk. It was a bright October morning. I was not drunk or coming down from mind-altering drugs. I […]
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Article: What if there were a simple lab test that could predict metabolic conditions 10 to 20 years before they appear? A way to clearly “see” the often symptomless precursor […]