posted April 17, 2004 09:16 PM              

karalee, please don't be afraid to wear younger clothes ! My Mother refuses to wear younger clothes that I pick out for her, and her own choice makes her look older yet trashier. She refuses to wear long skirts as she feels they are too young, so she wears knee length skirts which show her age and more !
The difference is to look classy yet young, go for it !! Buy the clothes, why should you dress a certain way to reflect your age ? :0)

posted April 19, 2004 01:11 PM              

My other question would be, even if the vibratory charge on this cup is positive and thus affected the water in a positive way, wouldn't the same thing eventually happen to the cup if you kept filling it with negatively charged water?

What do they do to this cup anyhow? How do they give it a positive charge? Aren't there negative charges associated with pollutants? Aren't petroleum based products a major source of the most NOXIOUS pollutants? And finally, isn't a clear, 64 oz. acrylic pitcher made of a petroleum based product (plastic)?

I'm not refuting the man's science or your results. I'm simply suggesting that perhaps marble or quartz or some other natural substance would be a much better choice for the product. It would CERTAINLY make me feel better about paying $40.00 to $100.00 for it.

posted May 19, 2004 03:45 PM              

They could not believe how old my passport said I was. They thought I was in my twenties and I'm forty five this Christmas. You can put anything on a Raditech from vitamins, to food or water before you consume it. Rolf Gordon is the best authority on these machines. He will give you a reading for free, but you may have to wait a couple of weeks cause he gets millions of enquiries.

posted December 20, 2004 10:00 AM              

Gia provided some excellent advice on copper bracelets a while ago....here it is:

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The use of copper for medicinal purposes is found throughout recorded history. One of the worlds oldest medical text called the Eber Papyrus states the following:
"Treat inflammation with pulverized copper."

Handmade copper bracelets are best because they keep the crystalline structure of the copper intact. Machine stamped copper puts too much pressure on the crystals.

A cheap copper that has been machine stamped will work to some extent, but it's not as good. I wear a Sergio Lube bracelet.

They are handmade and the metals he uses are solid. The copper is 99.99% lead free and mercury free. That is so important.
You may find your nearest reatailer by going to: www.sergioLub.com

I wear one with two magnets inserted in the inner wrist section of the copper. I'm a great believer in magnets. My own research has confirmed that iron and many electrolytic salts salts in our blood circulate biomagnetically. To wear magnets can increase this and your vital Chi. It would be interesting to read the work of Dr. Linus Pauling who received the Nobel Prize in 1954 for his discovery of the magnetic properties of hemoglobin. I'm sure Sergio has some of this info and more posted on his site. Actually Sergi published his own paper
"Copper on skin," in 1995 published by the international conference on new science. Another interesting read.

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do a search for Sergio Lub bracelets. there are many stores available online that sell them, and i found mine at an ebay store (brand new) at a very good price.

posted August 15, 2008 09:56 PM              

I am 42 and my son's teacher thought I was 29! I love her!

Kristin I BELIEVE

posted September 22, 2008 05:35 PM            

I've had to lose those kilos for cholestorol reasons, and now my smile lines are always there!!!!

posted December 02, 2008 01:18 AM            

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ha! LEXX, you are on to it!!! I've always looked young for my age (and thin too).

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When I met my current partner, I gained a few kilos and thought that was good as it may kept that 'youthful' look happening.

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I've had to lose those kilos for cholestorol reasons, and now my smile lines are always there!!!!

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I'm 43 - someone recently thought I was 38 and I was offended - usually people guess 10 years younger!!! LOL

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OK....back on topic....
as to that odor Linda talked about...many diabetics get funky smells from time to time due to various yeast overgrowth.
Linda was a diabetic and died from its complications. Just a theory.

posted January 08, 2012 11:57 AM            

I smell a strange smell that is indescribable at times as well...it really freaked me out for a while, since I just finished massage school and was certain someone else would notice, but no one did. I just assumed something was going on with my body chemistry, but I never pushed the issue. This is fascinating!

I can also really relate to what you mentioned on the first page, Colleen. I am 21 and I feel like a grandmother! Not physically, I still stretch and stay active, but I have no desire to do anything but read, drink hot tea, putter around a garden, cook for my family, make crafts...my house is full of antique furniture, I get along with my grandmother better than most anyone. I have my boyfriend and don't really desire human contact other than him & my family. I dislike going to bars, club-hopping, being hyperactive, talking to people my age, etc.

I've tried so hard to reconcile this, and thought I was just being snobby, but deep down it's truly how I feel! It's so interesting to me that you had a similar experience. What do you think that's about?