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A viewer asks: “The thing I have encountered in my studies is that plaque buildup in arteries may be a result of a vitamin C deficiency. Vitamin C is claimed to be the ultimate anti-toxin and it is speculated that when not enough vitamin C is available via blood flow through the arteries, toxins can damage cells in the arterial wall, and the body’s natural response is to “protect” the wall with a coating of cholesterol. The cholesterol is not the “problem,” the vitamin C deficiency is. Some have claimed that plaque issues resolve when enough vitamin C is administered over time.” Is this view correct?
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A viewer asks: “Statin drugs are a real potential problem because in attacking cholesterol, you are impairing the body’s ability to utilize a necessary component. Most people don’t know it, but the human brain has a huge content of cholesterol. We’re seeing an EXPLOSION of Alzheimer’s and dementia. Could statin drugs be part of the problem?”
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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A viewer writes: “Following a daily ‘meditation’ practice described in a book I read, during one of these sessions I believe I received my one and only clear message from the divine. Given the cautions around meditation, I am confused as to whether I should continue this practice and whether it is a ‘beneficial’ form of meditation which could assist with developing intuitive ability to connect with the divine, or are there better or faster ways to achieve this?”
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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A viewer asks: “A spiritual book encourages the utilization of some phrases from an (apparent) ancient language to better connect with the divine. Is using these ‘ancient’ phrases/languages really necessary to connect with the divine, and is it safe? Can you please tell me about this language and the source of the language from which these phrases come?”
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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Are all of the psychic surgeons who seem to be removing tumors and diseased tissues and organs from people with “psychic surgery” using sleight of hand or are any truly legitimate?
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Was the recent study showing improvement in problems of individuals with autism spectrum disorder who were given cannabis-derived substances, an accurate assessment of real benefit?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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If so, what is the mechanism for this perceived improvement of autism symptoms following treatment with cannabis products? Is there a downside to this approach?
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A client asks: “I had a minor car accident today. Everything is fine, but my intuition is telling me there might be more to this incident than meets the eye. Was this incident a setup?”
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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Does microwaving water cause harm, and if so, what are the alterations?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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What effect has all the radiation from Fukushima had on the Pacific Ocean?
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Does UV light treatment of water to kill pathogenic microbes also kill the novel life forms?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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Will heating water in a microwave cause deleterious changes to the water itself, in addition to killing any novel life forms present?
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A student asks: Are the studies and conclusions largely correct in the book by Jim West: 50 human studies, in utero, conducted in modern China, indicate extreme risk for prenatal ultrasound: a new biography?
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Do prenatal ultrasound examinations pose serious health risks to the developing fetus such that it is inadvisable to use except under life-threatening circumstances?
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What are the potential health consequences of ultrasound examinations of the developing fetus as done routinely to check for gross abnormalities, determining sex, and satisfying parental desire to see their baby? Is this linked to autism in any way, or does it sensitize the infant to have negative reactions to subsequent vaccination as some suspect?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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