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The information to live longer is not what you’re used to reading in the media. My grandfather did everything this article says, years before it was published and he died September 23rd, 1997 at the age of 80. He didn’t get cancer, heart disease or strokes. He did smoke a lot for 30 years before 1960, when he quit. In 1997 his lungs finally caught up with him and he died from Pulmonary Fibrosis. My grandfather would eat an egg omelet with real butter everyday, with hot sauce and it would be well salted. He would drink coffee and a lot of beer. I think that he had some liver problems from all the beer, but today they have several non-alcoholic beers. My grandfather would not drink water, he said it would rust his pipes. He ate a lot of salt on everything, his burgers would be white on top like they were snow-covered. When he ate salted potato chips, he would put more salt on them. He believed salt was important. I found out recently that salt is the only thing that you have to supplement. You can’t get it naturally.

The information to live longer believes in drinking distilled water or beer which is distilled, when you’re thirsty. It says that the fluoride in the water actually makes your teeth worse and it is what is in rat poison and pesticides.

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Minimally Invasive Medical Procedure – Read Below:

Radiofrequency Ablation, or RFA, may become a promising alternative to traditional cancer treatments such as surgery. ( www.ABCNEWS.com )

Turning Up the Heat on Cancer
New Technique zaps Cancerous Tumors

June 3, 2003- a revolutionary procedure that uses intense heat to destroy tumors directly may change the way many cancer patients are treated.

The experimental procedure, called radiofrequency ablation, or RFA, destroys tumors while preserving the surrounding tissue. Recent studies show this high-tech procedure may become a promising alternative to
traditional, more invasive cancer treatments such as surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy.

“I knew it was something I just had to do, and it sounded much better than the alternative, going for open surgery and a longer recuperation,” said Valerie Irons, a 42-year-old breast and liver cancer patient who was treated with RFA.

Quick and Painless

Another patient who had lung and kidney cancer said the procedure was pain-free and quick.

“There’s no pain involved. You’re not going to stay for a week,” said Henry Ganosel, 82. “It works. They shrink the tumor, it’s not there anymore. I’m living proof.”

Still in the testing stages, RFA is being eyed as a way to treat breast, kidney, bone, lung, adrenal, and liver cancer, it has mostly been used on liver tumors in the past.

“No one is saying this will be a primary treatment for most tumors,” said Dr. Tim Johnson, ABCNEWS’ medical editor, “it will be used primarily for patients who cannot tolerate major surgery or who have failed other treatments.”

It’s currently being tried on many different tumors with some success, but so far there is no long-term data on the procedure, he said.

Heat Targets Tumor

To perform radiofrequency ablation, doctors use ultrasound or another imaging device to direct a thin, needlelike probe to the tumor site. Electrodes deliver high-frequency currents into the site and the
vibrations from these currents give off intense heat, which kills the tumor.

Dr. Damian Dupuy, director of ultrasound at Rhode Island Hospital, is one of the pioneers who worked to develop the technique.

“I would say that this is shifting the paradigm in patient care, because most patients are only given the option of chemo, surgery, or radiation,” Dupuy said. “If they’re an older person or have other medical diseases, often times they’re not given an alternative. With this procedure, we’re effectively removing the tumors without doing surgery, it’s Band-Aid surgery.”

Doctors say 85 percent of liver cancer patients have an advanced form of the disease or other complications that make traditional surgical removal of their tumors impossible.

“This will probably replace liver surgery in our lifetime, if not within the next decade,” Dupuy said.

At a meeting of the American society of Clinical Oncology in Chicago over the weekend, the Cleveland Clinic reported that doctors using RFA on patients with colorectal cancer that had spread to the liver were able to double the patients’ survival rates from 12 months to 28 months. In some cases the survival rates stretched to as long as 34 to 38 months.

“So that’s more than an extra year of life with a minimally invasive procedure,” Johnson said.

For cancer patient Irons, the new procedure meant getting out of the hospital without undergoing surgery.

“I came home with a Band-Aid instead of stitches,” she said. “I came home, I didn’t have to stay in the hospital. So far things look good.”

Patients can find an rfa doctor in their area by going to the website, www.livertumor.org , which is sponsored by RITA Medical Systems, manufacturer of the rfa technology.

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“Wave On Wave” – Country Song I Like

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“This one’s with Me” – Gospel Song I Like on YouTube.com

Allart Dijkstra & Willem Binnema from the Netherlands “This one’s with Me” (willemb7 On YouTube) 05:22 (www.letsgopraisy.nl) – Click Here

Southern Gospel – List of some songs I like

Note: Most songs below are on http://www.Napster.com. Copy Song or Artist below and Paste it in the Search Block on Napster.com, to find it & play it.

Mark Trammell Trio “Safe On The Gloryside” 03:28 On YouTube – Click Here

The Gaither Vocal Band “Yes, I Know” (2008) 05:03 On YouTube – Click Here

The Atkins Family “What On Earth Are you Waiting For” Reunion Day 03:35

His Song “Joy In My Heart” On The Way Up 03:28

Gold City “I Cast My Bread Upon The Water” Moment Of Truth 03:54

The Kingsmen “The Cloud He’s Coming Back On” When God Ran 03:05

His Song “The Grave Can’t Hold Me” On The Way Up 04:11

Cumberland Quartet “When We Hear Him Say Well Done” Acoustic Hymns 03:13

The Kingsmen “When God Ran” When God Ran 05:13

Greenes “I Will Glory In The Story” Glimpse Of Glory 03:38

The LeFevre Quartet “Big Mighty God” Nothin’ But Good 03:36

Inspirations “If You Only Knew” I Know 03:51

The Perrys “His Name Was John” Life Of Love 03:52

Inspirations “I’m A Winner Either Way” From The Smokies 02:46

Inspirations “I’m Not Ashamed” From The Smokies 02:54

Inspirations “He Broke The Chains” Pure Vintage 02:09

Heirline “My Mama’s Prayer” Heirline Hits 04:03

The Booth Brothers “He Saw It All” Just The Hits 2 03:25

The Booth Brothers “Thank Him For The Miracle” Just The Hits 04:04

The Booth Brothers “Still Feeling Fine” This Stage Of Grace 03:57

Freemans “King Of Kings” Closer 03:58

Old Time Gospel Hour Quartet “There’s A Brighter Day” The Lamb Is King 02:49

The Perrys “God Walks the Dark Hills” Hits & Hymns Volume 1 03:56

Jim McComas “Drinking From My Saucer” Legacy 04:25

Inspirations “I Know What Lies Ahead” How Great It Is 03:08

Inspirations “I’ll Have A New Life” Things Are Different Now 02:20

Inspirations “Glory To God In The Highest” Things Are Different Now 02:05

Inspirations “When I Walk On Streets Of Gold” I Know 01:52

Inspirations “When I Cross To The Other Side” Southern Gospel Treasury 02:07

Inspirations “It’s Still The Blood” Southern Gospel Treasury 03:08

Inspirations “When I Wake Up (To Sleep No More)” Southern Gospel Treasury 02:07

Inspirations “I Won’t Have To Worry Anymore” Southern Gospel Treasury 02:38

Greater Vision “He Is To Me” Quartets 03:27

The Gospel Messengers “I Want To Be There” Landmark Christian Selections 03:11

The Perry’s “When It All Starts Happening, I’ll Be There” Remembering The Happy Goodmans 02:17

Lewis Family ” I Wouldn’t Miss It For The World” Bluegrass Country Club 03:06

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