Coast to Coast - February 15 2017 - Natural Medicine - Scotland & Egypt Connections.nfo
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Coast to Coast - February 15 2017 - Natural Medicine - Scotland & Egypt Connections
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More Info............: http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2017/02/15
Year.................: 2017
Genre................: Speech
Duration.............: 02:25:50
Number of Audio Files: 4
Audio Format.........: MP3
Bitrate..............: 48 (CBR)
Hz...................: 44,100
Channels.............: Mono
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DATE: Wednesday - February 15, 2017
HOST: George Noory
GUESTS: Dr. Joanne Conaway, Laird Scranton
In the first half, practicing naturopath physician Dr. Joanne Conaway, who
rejected the conventional approach of treating symptoms with pharmaceuticals,
discussed what she believes are more effective methods of restoring health.
Doctors typically don't try to make people well using nutrition because they
can't write out a prescription for it, she remarked. She argues that a healthy
gut and microbiome promotes normal gastrointestinal function and provides
protection from infection. Regarding the rise in hip and joint replacements, she
said that many cases are related to obesity, as well as nutrition problems
brought on by eating the wrong foods such as gluten products, and GMOs.
For dealing with high blood pressure, losing excess weight, and taking calcium
and magnesium supplements can be helpful, she advised. There are many benefits
to getting exercise through walking, she continued, as it stimulates
cardiovascular flow, and burns up fat. Drinking ice water impacts the digestive
system, so it's better to drink it minimally chilled or at room temperature, she
noted. Conaway also detailed how taking a whiff of black pepper essential oil
will sometimes reduce or stop addictive cravings.
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Author Laird Scranton has written several books on African and Egyptian
cosmology and language. In the latter half, he spoke about his latest research
on the striking similarities between the Scottish megalithic site of Skara Brae
and the traditions of pre-dynastic ancient Egypt that were shared by the Dogon
people of Mali. The Scottish site, which is located on Orkney Island, was
inhabited for 600 years, from 3200 BC to around 2600 BC. After that, the village
was covered over and remained buried for more than 4,000 years until a portion
of it was revealed by a series of storms in 1850. Though they practiced
agriculture, there is no official theory as to who the people at Skara Brae
were, where they came from, or why they left.
Some of the megalithic stone sites near Skara Brae resemble Dogon cosmology, and
there are linkages between the Orkney Island site and the Egyptian mythology of
the Field of Reeds, suggesting that the ancient seafaring Egyptians may have
traveled to Scotland. Interestingly, the Dogons claimed that some of their
knowledge, such as astronomical discoveries, came from a non-human/non-material
source. Scranton has also found similarities between Skara Brae and the
mysterious Gobekli Tepe site that was covered over for thousands of years in
Turkey.
News segment guests: Charles R. Smith, Robert Zimmerman
WEBSITE(S):
criticalhealthnews.com
lairdscranton.com
BOOK(S):
Why is America So Sick?
The Mystery of Skara Brae
Point of Origin
Sacred Symbols of the Dogon
The Science of the Dogon
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