To begin this discussion we really need to talk about some technical stuff first. So here goes. One of the important aspects to this Obesity/Weight Loss/Diabetes thing is to get our head around the idea of look alike nutrients. Some of these will work somewhat well, but many others don’t work very well and really causes a lot of problems. For example in the Essay #3, we talked about Copper as part of an axis of minerals that have to be in balance. When you have a Copper deficiency, the metabolic system will start to look for anything that resembles Copper if it can’t get the actual Copper itself. When this happens, typically Mercury will show up. It makes sense because it tends to be everywhere, just hanging around waiting for a ride. To the metabolic system, Mercury has a look and feel of Copper. So, the door is opened to Mercury. But even though Mercury has a similar look and feel, much like a sibling in a family might have that resembling look. .We have...

Today we are going to look at the trace mineral aspect to weight loss. This essay will be looking at the direct roll of these types of trace minerals in Obesity and Weight loss. One must realize that Obesity and Weight Loss are not just about something simple, as simple as eating too much or being a couch potato. In reality those two areas are about the least concern about these two topics that can exist. 

Of course the ideas of physical inactivity and eating the wrong foods or even following a diet that does not fit the individual needs of the person will contribute to either an Obesity issue or even with an extreme weight loss situation. Both can be unhealthy. The ideal situation is to maintain a balanced weight profile that contributes to the person being and functioning in an optimal manner. When you consider that the English Language consists of 36 symbols of which 10 are referred to as numbers and the other 26 are referred to as letters. Think of all of the books in...

Whenever we talk about these essential oils, minerals and a vast array of other “nutrient” related materials, we always have new questions. Asking questions is always a good thing. Many times these “asked” questions will spur on other questions that lead to new topics of discussion. This is a good thing. In the discussions that I lead, I try to simplify the ideas into comparative, usually comparative to what most people are familiar with. As a general rule, most people learn by comparing a new idea, concept, observation, etc., to what they already know. This is an effective way of understanding new things learned and what is more it tends to be retained more clearly and is much more easily and accurately assessed at a later date. 

One of the things that I have been looking at is a lot of the “Nutrients” that are not usually talked about. For the most part these are either classified as trace minerals or with some, extremely trace minerals....

I would like to finish up this discussion as it relates to these 4 controlling minerals. While I have discussed a lot about Uranium, we need to move past that one and discuss these others. I have done a video on Strontium so that one is covered a bit, so we will mention it a bit. But when it comes to Yttrium and Cesium, we need to spend some more time here. These 4 minerals are in my opinion are likely among the most critical as they are totally controlling over the 4 major body systems that in turn runs the rest of the show. So in brief let's look at a quick recap. Now keep in mind that we are talking about the nutritional forms of these 4 minerals as to body activity. However, we also make mention of the “Industrial Versions” as well.  In this case the industrial form is the radioactive type/version. Also, keep in mind that the radioactive aspect is characterised by and extremely high level of energy. Yes, there are various types, but this is the general idea....

Why are we talking about Taboo minerals? Segment 1 of the series of essays. 

In a few of our discussions about minerals in the Applied Aromatic School in the Level 3 Grouping, which is AKA as the Clinical Level, we talk about some minerals that are usually associated with Bad Stuff as it applies to human health. In this discussion I want to go over some of the main points with some of these minerals and help you to see them in a different light. 

I have done a few videos talking about minerals like Uranium, Strontium, Cesium, and Yttrium. Believe it or not, these are critical nutrients for functioning healthy people. Without them, a person ends up with serious health issues. As with all minerals, there are no “Lone Wolf Minerals'', so to speak. The Lone Wolf means that they act alone, on their own and without any direction. The base minerals are important as all other operations within the body, such as Amino Acids, Enzymes and so on all use minerals and the major...