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    Zoran learned directly from Zdenko Domancic. He also made the documentary "Think About It", about Zdenko and his method. Zoran spent about two years at Zdenko's bioenergy clinic and took the training many, many times. The only person who had more training than Zoran is Zdenko's son.

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    Maybe you have a thunder wizard technique to make them crap their pants if they are within 15 feet of you and can maintain eye contact for at least 3 seconds. If you do, I would love to learn that. Because that would be an AMAZING skill to have.

    :lol: I would like to learn this as well! Too funny!

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    In all likelihood, I made those vials he used. Where I work, we are the largest manufacturer of allergy testing vials in the world, as far as I know.

     

    The vials are made using an electromagnetic signature of the substance being tested.

     

    Practitioners use the vials in different ways. Many are very exact and precise in their testing procedures, so, marijuana and hash are NOT the same. If there is the slightest difference in substances, they want to test for it.

     

    I've always been skeptical of muscle testing, but talking with, and taking orders from practitioners from around the world, everyday, has convinced me that muscle testing is no more B.S. than any other energy healing method.

     

    Results depend, primarily, on the practitioner. Not the method or the vials. Of course, it's a great help if muscle testing is in the belief system of the client/patient, but it's not always necessary.

     

    Perhaps he wasn't a very skilled practitioner.

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    Hello.

     

    I am 18 years old and I have been taking some herbal tonics that contain ginseng. A friend of mine was explaining to me that his understanding is while you are young, it is unnecessary & even harmful to take something so fiery because your body is producing a large amount of jing naturally, and it isn't beneficial until your body begins to slow down as you age.

     

    What do you all think? If it makes a difference, I have a regular practice of Taijji Chuan.

     

    -∆ngelo

    It depends on too many things to make a blanket statement like your friend said.

     

    Which type of ginseng is it? Is it a Ginseng formula with supporting herbs?, or is Ginseng one of the supporting herbs? What are your lifestyle needs? What are your elemental strengths/weaknesses? What's the weather like where you live? Are you a meat eater or vegetarian?

     

    I guess the bottom line question is...how do you feel after taking it?

     

    Astragalus is also called "young person's Ginseng".

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    Can't find the link, but there are people who've used every inch of space they have in there front and back yards, they've found ways to max out produce, going beyond square foot gardening into multi layer and multiple harvest techniques. They ended up with thousands of pounds of food from an amazingly small space. Lots of work though. I think Trunk provided the original link. Santiago is also big on cutting edge gardening.

    Maybe this is it?

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    I have six books next to my bed.

     

    The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook by Clair Davies

     

    Ways to Better Breathing by Carola Speads

     

    Relaxercise by Bersin, Bersin, and Reese

     

    The Pain Free Program by Anthony Carey

     

    The Healing Arts by Ted Kaptchuk

     

    The Integral Yoga by Sri Aurobindo