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Jay Chatterjee & Roshmi Raychaudhuri
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Editors: Jay Chatterjee &
Roshmi Raychaudhuri
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ISSUE # 8
28th November
2002
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IN THIS ISSUE
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=> From The Heart: A Note from Jay & Roshmi
=> SEASONAL SPECIAL #1: Save! Save! Save!
=> Feature: by Jeremy Laurence, (from The Independent, UK)
Doctors set to transplant faces from dead to the living
=> Little Actions That Produce Big Results: Fenugreek
=> Feature: by (coach) Todd A. Williams
Money and the Race Car Driver
=> Review of Products/Services: Medication Or Meditation
=> Feedback from Visitors/Subscribers
=> Guest Column : by Betty Sisk
Communicating With Your Doctor - a guide to doing it right
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FROM THE HEART: A
note from Jay & Roshmi
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Hello ,
Over the years, we have read various articles
on the power of the mind, and how one's belief system can powerfully
affect the quality of one's life.
To put it very simply, you are who, and what,
you THINK you are. If you have grown up with loving parents,
who have always assured you that you are a beautiful and very
intelligent person, you will act in a confident self-assured
way. Even if you are plain and of average intelligence.
Conversely, if you have constantly been put down,
your self-esteem will probably be low.
This concept is far more powerful than it first
appears to be. Tomes have been written on the subject. Various
self-help courses have been developed based on these principles.
Here are some practical applications that we
have gleaned from the browsing we have done over the years:
*** We use only a tiny percentage of our brainpower.
You can focus much better by first doing relaxation technique
and then studying whatever you wish to learn. You will learn
faster, and also retain the knowledge
. *** Use a metronome to attune your body to 60
beats a minute. Preferably, have the course material read to
you in 8 second intervals.
*** The mind cannot distinguish between imagination
and reality. You can use this fact in various ways, including
to destress yourself by imagining yourself in a quiet peaceful
setting. Make it as real as possible, feeling the breeze, hearing
the rustle of the leaves, the running stream.
*** Many a person never reaches their full potential
because of fear of failure, either imagined or instilled in
them in childhood. Play at being what you want to be, in your
imagination. Do the things you always wanted to do. This is
very therapeutic, and the more you do it, the more natural it
will seem to you.
*** If you want to excel at something, first
play it out to perfection in your imagination. Every detail
should be successfully managed in mental pictures. Apply this
to sports, business presentations, virtually any situation.
You will be amazed at the results!
We hope this information is of assistance to you
in your everyday life. It is because we believe so strongly
in how beneficial mind control can be that we recommend the
Sedona Method, and the Holosync cds.
Be well,
Jay & Roshmi
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FEATURE: By Jeremy Laurance, Health Editor, The
Independent , (U.K.)
DOCTORS SET TO TRANSPLANT FACES FROM DEAD TO THE LIVING
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[Test-tube babies, cryogenics, colonizing Mars......all this
is the stuff of science fiction. Soon it may be possible to
acquire a whole new face --- off someone who just died! How
do YOU feel about such a surgical procedure taking place? Do
write in to let us know!]
Surgeons are preparing to cross a new medical
frontier with the transplant of a whole human face from a dead
to a living person. Advances in understanding of the processes
of biological rejection and perfection of the skills necessary
to carry out the surgery would make the operation technically
possible within the next year, specialists said yesterday. The
first candidates for the surgery could be children under six,
disfigured by disease or accident, who are too young to have
become familiar with their own appearance. Doctors said an adult
acquiring a new face would have to cope with a major psychological
and emotional challenge.
But the main barrier was likely to be public squeamishness
about an operation that people associate with science fiction
rather than surgical fact, specialists said. Peter Butler, a
consultant plastic surgeon at the Royal Free Hospital, London
and the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, US, said a
public debate was needed to determine society's views in advance
of the surgery becoming possible.
Read the rest of the story at: http://www.independent.co.uk/story.jsp?story=356476
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LITTLE ACTIONS THAT PRODUCE
BIG RESULTS: FENUGREEK (Methi)
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In India, Fenugreek, is used every day for it's powerful medicinal
properties.
As a cholesterol controller Fenugreek seeds are
soaked over- night in drinking water, and the water is drunk
in the morning.
As a scalp conditioner and hair restorer: Hair
washed with fenugreek seed paste prevents dandruff, hair loss,
baldness and improves hair texture.
To make a methi hair pack, just soak the fenugreek seeds overnight
in water
to soften the seeds and grind in the morning to a paste. Massage
it into the scalp and leave for 30 minutes.
Shampoo off. Or, you can soak fenugreek (methi) seeds in yogurt
overnight and apply the curd on your scalp for half an hour
before washing off in the morning.
Yes I know, it's messy! But is shedding hair or
dandruff scales less messy?
******* DIET TIP ********
Broccoli
* Helps lower risk of heart disease and stroke
* Lowers risk of birth defects
* Keeps digestive system running smoothly
* Maintains strong bones
* Helps prevent cataracts
* May reduce cancer risk
Broccoli is one of the most potent food "medicines"
there is. If you've been shunning it since childhood, you
are not alone (you have George Bush Sr, for company!).
And while all cruciferous vegetables contain
potent antidisease compounds, broccoli may be the best nutritional
choice of the bunch (pun intended)
Like other crucifers, broccoli contains compounds
called indoles that help prevent tumor growth. Indoles help
deactivate the potent estrogens that trigger tumors in cells,
especially estrogen- sensitive breast cells.
Another compound, sulforaphane, stimulates
cells to produce some important carcinogen-fighting enzymes.
Broccoli is bursting with antioxidants, which
strengthen the immune system and help protect against cancer,
heart disease, cataracts, and other illnesses. A half-cup
serving of cooked broccoli provides nearly 100 percent of
the RDA for vitamin C, as well as a good dose of beta-carotene
and selenium. It also provides almost one-third of the RDA
for vitamin E, which is crucial to heart health.
Organic broccoli may be your best bet, since
the dense broccoli florets can retain chemical residue even
after rinsing. Raw broccoli is good, but cooked broccoli is
even better.
If you can find broccoli sprouts in your supermarket,
buy them! Studies have shown they contain twenty to fifty
times the amount of protective nutrients found in mature broccoli.
Lightly steaming or stir-frying broccoli releases
beneficial compounds. Fresh, lightly steamed or stir-fried
broccoli tastes nothing like the limp, overcooked stalks that
can put you off broccoli for life.
For 4 yummy broccoli recipes send an email
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REVIEW PRODUCTS/SERVICES:
: MEDICATION OR MEDITATION
By Donna Wallace (a.k.a.Gentle-Daydreamer)
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Medication or meditation
The choice is up to you
Beware of distorted thoughts
And what you choose to do
Medication can numb your pain
It also numbs and stops the brain
It promises relief only temporarily
While the cause of the pain proceeds
Medication masks pain and complaints
While inner healing it always restraints
And the interactions of pills digested
Injure the kidneys, the liver and I question
Does the good truly outweigh the bad
Does the momentary relief outweigh the sad
Do all the pretty pills even know where to go
Or do they distort your mind so that you don't know.
Meditation, on the other hand
Holds much promise to every man
Inner healing is free and guaranteed
And will provide you with all you need
Yoga, Meditation, Shiatsu Massage
All bless you with peace and knowledge
It's not as quick as popping a pill
But at least you're in control of your will
And if you seek peace and serenity
True, inner healing is what you need.
Love and Light, (c)2002 http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/daydreamer1/index.html
http://www.MidnightEdition.com/poets/donna
From - More from Rondout (one
of our must-reads)
To learn a very simple meditation
technique, click here: http://www.youngagainforever.com/Meditation.htm
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FEATURE: by (coach) Todd A. Williams
MONEY AND THE RACE CAR DRIVER
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The Race Car Driver:
When a racecar driver traveling in excess of 100
miles per hour nears a corner turn, one of the first things he/she
does is turn their head in the desired direction they want the
car to go. Like the racecar driver, if we focus on the wall, we
will crash. If we focus on negative news, we can allow ourselves
to become so afraid, paralysis takes over, we focus on the wall,
and we crash. By being aware of negative things (the wall), and
yet focus our attention to where we want to go, we can navigate
around the financial racetrack in a positive and powerful way.
The Baseball Pitcher:
A baseball pitcher while throwing the ball looks
to where they want the ball to go. The target is usually the Catchers
glove. Like the baseball pitcher, in order to strike the batter
out we must focus our pitches to where the batter cannot hit the
ball. Focusing on the objective allows us to change strategies
while still focusing on the ultimate goal. We can throw a fastball,
a curve or any other pitch that will meet our objective. Stocks,
bonds, mutual funds, real estate, and many other investments,
are like the different pitches we can use to meet our financial
goals. The key is to maintain our focus on the Catchers glove
so we can throw strikes.
The Sprinter:
A sprinter when running a race looks at the finish
line from the start of the race until completion because any deviation
from that straight line would add extra seconds to the race and
could be the difference between winning and losing. A sprinter
does not look around to see what everyone else is doing because
in doing so, they lose focus and valuable microseconds are lost.
Time is a valuable commodity in sprinting and money management.
The sprinter can make up valuable time if they don't get a good
start, but cannot make up the time if they lose focus during the
race. If we don't get a good start with managing our money, we
can make up the time by becoming focused and running in a straight
line towards our objectives. If we lose focus, we lose the race.
Like the sprinter, we all have individual races to run. Maintaining
our focus on what we want to accomplish with our financial resources
is as personal as a 100-meter dash. Our success is determined
by how focused we are.
How to make money:
Be a racecar driver, a baseball pitcher, and run
like a sprinter. By focusing our minds on the important things
like our faith, our family, and our community, we can become better
managers of our financial resources, and ultimately have the life
we always wanted.
Until next time
M aximize your dreams
O rganize to overcome obstacles
N etwork to net worth
E njoy the moment
Y ield and abundance
(c) 2002 Todd A. Williams
About the Author:
Todd A. Williams is an internationally known author and money
coach. He appears on ABC Affiliate "Good Morning Cleveland."
Subscribe to his free email moneytips at http://www.moneybytodd.com
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Thank you so much.
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GUEST Column : by Betty Sisk
COMMUNICATING WITH YOUR DOCTOR
- A GUIDE TO DOING IT RIGHT
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Have you ever come home from a visit to your doctor wondering
if you really understood your medical problem or how to take your
medications? In the past, doctors were in charge of your care
and you were to "follow orders." These days, patients and doctors
have an equal responsibility for care. You have a right to information
about your condition and treatment and the doctor has a right
to an accurate accounting of your history and symptoms.
According to the National Institute on Aging, here
is what you can do to communicate better with your doctor:
* Be completely honest about all of the medications
you take, including over-the-counter medications and herbal preparations.
If you have more than one doctor, be sure each knows about all
of your medications and other treatments, since dangerous interactions
among medications are possible.
* Also be honest about smoking and drinking. Doctors
and nurses are accustomed to taking care of people who smoke or
drink. They need to know if you have any habits that contribute
to disease or interfere with treatment.
* Your doctor may question you about a topic that
you consider embarrassing, such as sexuality, memory loss, incontinence,
or problems with your spouse or children. These problems often
have an influence on diseases or may be caused by taking certain
medications. Your doctor needs to know about them to accurately
diagnosis and treat your condition. Also remember that the doctor
and staff members are professional people who will protect your
privacy.
* Make a list of your symptoms, special concerns,
medical history, and current medications and give the list to
the doctor. Doing this at home before your appointment keeps you
from leaving out details.
* Provide the doctor with a brief, to-the-point
description of your problem. What are your symptoms? How severe
are they? When did they start? What brings them on? How long do
they last and what relieves them?
* If you are concerned about cooperating with the
doctor's treatment, say so. Are you worried about the cost involved?
Does the treatment conflict with your beliefs and values? Do the
possible side effects of a medication bother you to the extent
that you are unlikely to take it? Here are suggestions to help
you get the most accurate information and cooperation from the
doctor:
* Ask a friend or family member to come with you.
Take notes during your visit, take a tape recorder to record the
doctor's instructions, or insist on a written explanation.
* You have the right to an explanation of your condition
that you understand. Important questions to ask are: "What is
wrong?" "What is the cause of my condition?" "What are pros and
cons of treatment options?" "How do I know if I need to call you
or come back to see you?"
* If you do not understand the doctor's explanation,
say so. If the doctor has gone on to the next patient, ask the
nurse to provide an explanation for you or provide you with pamphlets
about your condition.
* Make sure you understand the action and side
effects of any prescribed medication. Find out how often to take
the pill, whether you can take it during a meal, and any other
special instructions. If you get to the pharmacy to fill the prescription
and realize that you still do not understand how to take it, ask
the pharmacist for help. Pharmacists are expert at patient teaching,
particularly about medications. If you get home and still do not
understand what is wrong with you or how to cooperate with treatment,
call the doctor's office and talk to the doctor or nurse.
* Ask the doctor for thorough explanations of the
preparation for laboratory tests, x-rays, and other procedures.
Results are more accurate, and the test does not need to be repeated,
when you are appropriately prepared.
* Get acquainted with your insurance plan and how
to access care. Some doctors' offices are set up to help you with
insurance matters, but not all. Bring your insurance card and
any forms that may be necessary, and be prepared to make a co-payment,
usually about $10.00.
* Remember that even the best doctor cannot cure
everything. You must do your part, too, by following these tips
and taking responsibility for your own health
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About the Author
Becky Sisk is the owner and webmaster of NurseScribe, http://www.enursescribe.
com/.
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http://www.eNurseScribe.com/ medarts.htm
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