Showing posts with label covid 19. Show all posts
Showing posts with label covid 19. Show all posts

Saturday, June 19, 2021

British Medical Journal: Diet Is Better Help Than Shot - Ingredients In mRNA Shot Need Label, Not For Use In Humans Says Richard Ruhling, MD


Ruhling is an expert on Healthcare which he says is inversely related to medical care

In a study of healthcare workers with high exposure to Covid-19 patients, 568 cases of Covid were 73% less likely to be moderate or severe if following a plant-based diet, reported in the British Medical Journal, May 18, 2021.

It’s time to think philosophically, says Richard Ruhling, a retired MD, who is in excellent health at 80, adding his high exposure to many viruses in emergency rooms, but he attributes his immunity to the dietary instructions in a best-selling book that he calls “the Owner’s Manual”—the Bible!

Readers may laugh, but there is nothing more central to life than health, and in the Bible’s 1st chapter, Genesis 1:29, the One to whom we owe our lives, outlines the best foods to eat, according to Ruhling.

He warns people of the ingredients in the shot touted by the CDC, not a federal agency and they make money from vaccines they recommend, holding 58 patents. He finds more physicians admitting the shot is not a true vaccine, but US media like news that fits with pharma ads that he contrasts with the testimony of Dr. Sherry Tenpenny, probably the #1 authority on vaccines, to a hearing, state of Ohio- https://beforeitsnews.com/politics/2021/06/the-house-of-cards-begins-to-fall-dr-sherri-tenpenny-testifies-about-vaccines-ordinary-citizens-were-shocked-must-see-tenpenny-3237011.html. Dr. Ruhling says this is huge, 10 minutes or an education if one listens longer.

Ruhling also shares this interview with Dr. Jane Ruby—authority in pharmacy, https://beforeitsnews.com/health/2021/06/magnetism-intentionally-added-to-mrna-shot-warning-label-not-for-use-in-humans-must-video-3040020.html.

And he adds that "The rationale for polyethylene glycol (PEG) is mentioned in the above video but that’s anti-freeze, needed for vaccine -70 degree below zero. Some folks have anaphylactic reactions."

The big news is that both Pfizer and Moderna ingredients use a mix of chemicals to enhance the mRNA uptake by cells, but animal studies gave poor results and the German company that provides their mix has labeled it as Not for Use in Humans, according to Dr. Ruby’s news interview.

USA Today claims people hospitalized with COVID-19 now have one thing in common—they're not vaccinated, but Ruhling finds that easy to explain. Those who are vaccinated come with a stroke or bizarre conditions the media says is ‘rare’ like DIC—Disseminated Intravascular Coagulopathy, a rare condition when he took board exams 50 years ago, but understood now from Dr. Tenpenny.

VAERS is a Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System that shows 4400 deaths after being vaccinated, but the Western Journal of Medicine shows 140 people adversely affected for every death, published before Covid but the principles still apply.

This supports a likelihood of 616,000 people adversely affected, some admitted to the hospital (a dangerous place due to medical errors) and some to long term nursing homes—messed up for life?

Though a physician, Ruhling admits he doesn’t understand all in the link above, but says it is possible and much of it fits what we see happening. Life is like the day dawning gradually on us, and we can be lied to by media and “authorities” who may have other motives, like investments in pharma.

The use of animal tissues in the ingredients of the vaccine is an echo of an amalgamation of our species when man united with beast in sexual union that brought God’s judgment in the Flood according to some Bible commentaries, and Christ said the time before His return would be “as the days of Noah,” reminiscent of Revelation 11:18—“He will destroy them that destroy the earth”.

Ruhling sees all references to ‘physicians’ in the Bible as negative. Examples include Genesis 50:2 where physicians also did the embalming (on their patients?) and Christ’s healing of the woman who spent all her money on physicians but was no better. A Greek word, pharmakeia, that deceives the nations should’ve been translated to a word like pharmacy in Rev 18:23.

We are being deceived by symptomatic relief, but the cure does not address the cause usually, and sooner or later, we’re toxic with two or three problems instead of one. This view is for chronic Rx; if accident or severe symptoms, we have to do the best we know, which often includes medical tests, etc.

"In a parallel to our time, John 5 offers a picture of the pool of Bethesda where a crowd of sick, crippled or impotent people laid around, waiting for a mythical moving of the water to signal promise of a cure for the first one into the pool, and many got trampled in an occasional stampede.

"But we have a pool in Bethesda today. Bethesda Maryland is the home of National Institutes of Health where taxes are pooled for drug research and from time to time, there’s a ripple on the water and news of a cure for this or that with a stampede and some get trampled in the stock market when it’s no cure."

Ruhling says he has been asked what can be done to cope with a worsening of symptoms after the shot. "Pine needle tea is thought by some to be helpful, and some physicians mention nutrients in berries like elderberries, blue berries, etc. A diet of foods that grow from the ground is a better way to help the body’s chemistry than concoctions made in a lab that all have adverse side effects that cost big bucks, says Ruhling, adding that the body’s DNA recognizes things of nature as food in contrast to chemicals.
 
Dr. Richard Ruhling is available for speaking engagements and media interviews and can be reached by contact information below. His latest book, From Lockdown to Knockdown, the Fall of America, has a large section on health and is available on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08YJJSGYZ.

About Dr. Richard Ruhling:

Dr. Ruhling graduated from Loma Linda University medical school and planning for overseas work, took a Masters Degree in Public Health. After Internal Medicine training and board certification, he also had a Cardiology Fellowship before teaching at Loma Linda’s School of Public Health. Attending a cardiology convention, he heard Pritikin reporting how a vegan-like diet reversed heart disease and got 85% of patients off their drugs for diabetes and blood pressure.

Contact:

Richard Ruhling

Ruhling7@juno.com

http://LeadingCauseOfDeathPrescriptionDrugs.com

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Tuesday, June 9, 2020

Rebooting During The Pandemic Downtime - Award Winning Selfie Filmmaker Barbara Becker Holstein Shows Us How To Come Out On The Other Side Better, Stronger, More Resilient

Dr. Holstein is an award winning Selfie Filmmaker, Positive Psychologist and podcaster who helps us overcome anxiety and alienation through multiple media channels.

There are generally two ways to view the situation the pandemic lockdown has created. We can see it as a problem, a nuisance, a troublesome event. Or we can see it as an opportunity to reboot and prepare to come out the other side better, stronger and more resilient. Award winning Selfie filmmaker and Positive Psychologist Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein strongly believes the pandemic offers us an opportunity to dramatically improve our lives by using the time to reboot, paying attention to six key ideas:

1. Sleep
2. Exercise
3. Nutrition
4. Socializing
5. Using Your Past to Enhance Your Future
6. Creating an historical record

In a new video, https://vimeo.com/426513471, Dr. Holstein offers some sage advice regarding how to take the first steps. But, being an award winning filmmaker, she wants us to focus on number 6 - creating a record for future generations. She intends to create an historical record of selfie films from pandemic survivors and is now actively seeking selfie videos for the collection. Those who wish to submit their own selfie films can do so at http://www.SelfieFilmmakers.com.

"You are part of an historical ‘moment’, Dr Holstein stated. “It may feel like forever now, but the day will come when the pandemic is over. Historians will look back in 1000 years and wonder how we handled this pandemic. Hopefully, they will live in a world that no longer has viruses. So, help them out. Take advantage of your cell phones and record a record of your life during the pandemic. Video your family or housemates, show the future what you cooked, the puzzles you made, the homework setup at the kitchen table. Interview each other about how the pandemic is affecting you. What you hope the future will be like. What you are worried most about. What you may do differently in the future. I am sure you will come up with lots of interesting things to talk about and show. After all, you are a survivor. So let the rebooting start!"

Dr. Holstein's talk about Rebooting During The Pandemic can be found on both Vimeo and on the Roku channel, titled as 'The Enchanted Self Presents'.

Dr. Holstein recently created The Selfie Showcase, a new project emerging from The Selfie Project, that allows young people to voice their opinions on subjects that matter to young people. She is now accepting submissions from the public for the "Selfie Showcase" and is actively seeking change-makers and mental health professionals to appear on her monthly video podcasts.

The Selfie Showcase allows kids, teens, and young adults ages 13 to 18 to candidly express their concerns, worries, observations and possible solutions by creating selfies or selfie films around important subjects, using a smartphone. Dr. Holstein's mission is to help rectify, in a number of ways, some of the issues young people face by giving them a chance to engage with others in meaningful ways about the anxiety and stress they must grapple with constantly.

Selected participants may appear on the Selfie Project Channel, available on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3uaOTcYF70z5CpBh11VoUQ. They will also appear in the Selfie Showcase on SelfieFilmmakers.com. They will receive a certificate of merit and may be invited to be on Holstein's monthly podcast or perhaps be a part of her next film. Full details, rules for submission and helpful hints can be accessed at the Selfie Filmmakers site at http://www.selfiefilmmakers.com/instructions.

Dr. Holstein's unique Selfie Films have taken many awards and have been shown in many film festivals and competitions. Most notable among these are:

The Selfie Project - Accepted at 20 film festivals or film competitions

Conflict and A Bit Of Magic: A Coming Of Age Selfie Film - Accepted at 19 film festivals or film competitions

Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction: A Coming of Age Selfie Film - Accepted at 16 film festivals or film competitions. Also, the song ‘Truths Change and Still Remain’ won an award at the Florence film Festival.

Secrets: A Coming of Age Selfie Film - Accepted at 9 film festivals or film competitions

Lockdown - Accepted at 14 film festivals or film competitions

The Truth: A Short Film - Accepted at 8 film festivals or film competitions. The Song from this film won an award for the best Pop Song of 2016 at the Garden State Film Festival.

Falling in Love, A Coming of Age, Selfie Film-Accepted at 15 film festivals or film competitions.

'Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction, A Coming Of Age Selfie Film', and 'The Selfie Project' both directed and created by Dr. Holstein, was shown in Manhattan on February 26 in the Anthology Building as part of the NewFilmmakers Special Program on Women Filmmakers.

Holstein's podcast series is actively seeking change-makers and visionaries to appear on her monthly podcasts. Dr. Holstein hopes to feature members of traditional media, mental health professionals and educators who can make a real difference in the lives of young people. Many of the podcasts feature young people - to give them a voice regarding their concerns and their solutions. Guests, if accepted, can arrange to appear by contacting Dr. Holstein directly.

Dr. Holstein also makes a number of her books and films available to be used as fundraising tools. She requests that any verified charitable organization interested in raising funds contact her via email.

She is available for media interviews and can be reached using the information below or by email at barbara.holstein@gmail.com. More information about the Selfie Showcase is available at http://www.selfiefilmmakers.com. Pandemic reboot selfie films can be uploaded at http://www.selfiefilmmakers.com. Potential podcast guests can contact Dr. Holstein by email. More information is available at her primary website at http://www.enchantedself.com.

Profile:

Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein, internationally known Positive Psychologist is the creator of The Enchanted Self ®, a positive psychology method for happiness and a pioneer in Selfies as Film. Dr. Holstein's Enchanted Self website was included as one of the best websites in positive psychology. She is in private practice in Long Branch, New Jersey with her husband, Dr. Russell M. Holstein.

Dr. Barbara can be found on the web, interviewed, writing articles and posting video 'TED' style talks on Happiness, Positive Psychology, Relationships and Parenting. Her RoKu channel is: The Enchanted Self Presents.

She has been a contributor to Your Tango, Heart and Soul, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Honey Good, Cosmopolitan Magazine, Redbook, Real Simple, Women’s World, The Wall Street Journal, Psychcentral.com, Time on line, the Today Show and Family Circle Magazine.

Contact:

Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein
170 Morris Ave.,
Long Branch, New Jersey 07740
barbara.holstein@gmail.com
732-571-1200
http://www.enchantedself.com

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Thursday, May 21, 2020

Rebooting During The Covid-19 Pandemic - Award Winning Selfie Filmmaker Barbara Becker Holstein To Create Historical Record Of Videos Received From Pandemic Survivors

Dr. Holstein is an award winning Selfie Filmmaker, Positive Psychologist and podcaster who helps us overcome anxiety and alienation through multiple media channels.

Human beings are forced to reboot many, many times during their lifetime, From new loves to new jobs, from elementary school to high school, from graduation to career, from marriage to divorce - even from the old set of teeth to that new set of teeth that came in when we were children. Never has the human race been required to reboot on a global scale until the Covid-19 pandemic, however.

Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein intends to create an historical record of selfie films from pandemic survivors and is now actively seeking selfie videos for the collection. Those who wish to submit their own selfie films can do so at http://www.SelfieFilmmakers.com.

"I really want you to start to do those selfie videos about yourself, your family, your kids, your grandkids, Dr. Holstein stated. "Interview your grandkids, ask them how they're liking or not liking being homeschooled by their moms and dads or their older brother and sister.

"Ask them what they think the future will be like. Ask your own kids what's been hard, what's been easy. Talk about yourself, what you're doing, what you're not doing what you miss most, what you hope the future will be like.

"Upload your selfie films then to selfiefilmmakers.com, where I am beginning to build a historical log of how people are reacting, what they're saying and what their kids are saying. Make a video with your cell phone, at most two minutes and upload it to Selfie Filmmakers or put it on YouTube and send us the link.

"Rebooting and seeing how we can make the new normal as great as possible is not only important for mental health, but it's important for the historical story of ourselves as human beings."

Dr. Holstein's talk about Rebooting During The Pandemic can be found on both Vimeo and on the Roku channel, titled as 'The Enchanted Self Presents'.

Dr. Holstein recently created The Selfie Showcase, a new project emerging from The Selfie Project, that allows young people to voice their opinions on subjects that matter to young people. She is now accepting submissions from the public for the "Selfie Showcase" and is actively seeking change-makers and mental health professionals to appear on her monthly video podcasts.

The Selfie Showcase allows kids, teens, and young adults ages 13 to 18 to candidly express their concerns, worries, observations and possible solutions by creating selfies or selfie films around important subjects, using a smartphone. Dr. Holstein's mission is to help rectify, in a number of ways, some of the issues young people face by giving them a chance to engage with others in meaningful ways about the anxiety and stress they must grapple with constantly.

Selected participants may appear on the Selfie Project Channel, available on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3uaOTcYF70z5CpBh11VoUQ. They will also appear in the Selfie Showcase on SelfieFilmmakers.com. They will receive a certificate of merit and may be invited to be on Holstein's monthly podcast or perhaps be a part of her next film. Full details, rules for submission and helpful hints can be accessed at the Selfie Filmmakers site at http://www.selfiefilmmakers.com/instructions.

Dr. Holstein's unique Selfie Films have taken many awards and have been shown in many film festivals and competitions. Most notable among these are:

The Selfie Project - Accepted at 20 film festivals or film competitions

Conflict and A Bit Of Magic: A Coming Of Age Selfie Film - Accepted at 19 film festivals or film competitions

Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction: A Coming of Age Selfie Film - Accepted at 16 film festivals or film competitions. Also, the song ‘Truths Change and Still Remain’ won an award at the Florence film Festival.

Secrets: A Coming of Age Selfie Film - Accepted at 9 film festivals or film competitions

Lockdown - Accepted at 14 film festivals or film competitions

The Truth: A Short Film - Accepted at 8 film festivals or film competitions. The Song from this film won an award for the best Pop Song of 2016 at the Garden State Film Festival.

Falling in Love, A Coming of Age, Selfie Film-Accepted at 13 film festivals or film competitions.

'Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction, A Coming Of Age Selfie Film', and 'The Selfie Project' both directed and created by Dr. Holstein, was shown in Manhattan on February 26 in the Anthology Building as part of the NewFilmmakers Special Program on Women Filmmakers.

Holstein's podcast series is actively seeking change-makers and visionaries to appear on her monthly podcasts. Dr. Holstein hopes to feature members of traditional media, mental health professionals and educators who can make a real difference in the lives of young people. Many of the podcasts feature young people - to give them a voice regarding their concerns and their solutions. Guests, if accepted, can arrange to appear by contacting Dr. Holstein directly.

Dr. Holstein also makes a number of her books and films available to be used as fundraising tools. She requests that any verified charitable organization interested in raising funds contact her via email.

She is available for media interviews and can be reached using the information below or by email at barbara.holstein@gmail.com. More information about the Selfie Showcase is available at http://www.selfiefilmmakers.com. Pandemic reboot selfie films can be uploaded at http://www.selfiefilmmakers.com. Potential podcast guests can contact Dr. Holstein by email. More information is available at her primary website at http://www.enchantedself.com.

Profile:

Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein, internationally known Positive Psychologist is the creator of The Enchanted Self ®, a positive psychology method for happiness and a pioneer in Selfies as Film. Dr. Holstein's Enchanted Self website was included as one of the best websites in positive psychology. She is in private practice in Long Branch, New Jersey with her husband, Dr. Russell M. Holstein.

Dr. Barbara can be found on the web, interviewed, writing articles and posting video 'TED' style talks on Happiness, Positive Psychology, Relationships and Parenting. Her RoKu channel is: The Enchanted Self Presents.

She has been a contributor to Your Tango, Heart and Soul, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Honey Good, Cosmopolitan Magazine, Redbook, Real Simple, Women’s World, The Wall Street Journal, Psychcentral.com, Time on line, the Today Show and Family Circle Magazine.

Contact:

Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein
170 Morris Ave.,
Long Branch, New Jersey 07740
barbara.holstein@gmail.com
732-571-1200
http://www.enchantedself.com

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