Showing posts with label clarity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clarity. Show all posts

Saturday, December 10, 2016

Stupendous Result #4

Dear Dr. Batmanghelidj, 

 Every day since I began your wonderful water & salt program, I read and reread your remarkable book "Your Body's Many Cries for Water" and continue to be impressed by the many ways in which your new paradigm brings to light the true etiology of the many diseases that are prevalent.

My excitement is mounting day by day, as I find my energy , clarity, and sense of well-being improving.

After struggling with debilitating chronic fatigue syndrome and acute depression for almost ten years now, I am very grateful for your remarkable insight and for your persistence in bringing this information to the public & scientific community.

I will be ordering a case of your paperbacks to send to friends and relations who are suffering from misdiagnosed illness. 

May you live a very long life so that your research can continue and so that your teachings can spread around the world. 

With deep appreciation,

D.G., Ph.D.

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Stupendous Results #1 click here .
Stupendous Results #2 Click Here.

Stupendous Results #3  CLICK HERE

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Sunday, December 28, 2008

RELAX:

RELAX:

The term “relax” is seldom used in relation to cities like Republic Of Singapore.

Top-of-the-mind associations usually come in adjectives like “frenzied”, “frantic” or “frenetic”.

Over the last ten years (I am so relax now, so I avoid using the term “decade”) however, attempts have been made to represent urban-city-state locations as places of leisure, fun and even serenity. Water is relaxing. Try visit the Singapore Marina Barrage. (Click Here to view)

Relax brings the characteristics of visual clarity, economy of lines and colour.

Relax include ideas of ‘down-time’ and chilling out, turn off the electrical switches, slowing down the tempo by infusing one’s images in the mind with a redolent air and fresh water.

“Relax” images convey a mellow, idyllic feel. Crisp white sheets, white walls, disappear from the camera view-finder, private spaces, unwind and laze around, bare, minimal aesthetics, water.