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March 31, 2008

Live Longer Breathing Clean Air Deeply

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Excerpt from Bragg’s Nerve Force Book — Chap­ter 3
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We advise those who live, work, etc. in smog-ridden, pol­luted cities to obtain a good air fil­ter. We espe­cially rec­om­mend fil­ters which con­tain char­coal and a high effi­ciency par­tic­u­late HEPA air fil­ter. The char­coal removes most of the chem­i­cals and the HEPA fil­ter removes most of the par­ti­cles. To be effec­tive in an aver­age room, the flow rate through the fil­ter should be over 200 cubic feet of air per minute. The wise motorist will also install an air fil­ter in his car for clean­ing the air while dri­ving in air-polluted cities. Auto stores and cat­a­logs usu­ally stock them.

When we are born, our lungs are new, fresh, clean, and rosy in color. If we could live in a dust-free atmos­phere breath­ing deeply all our lives, then our lungs would remain as good as new for a long, healthy life­time of use. Yet most peo­ple abuse their lungs! Some of this comes from exter­nal causes. The lungs are the only organs of the body which are directly affected by exter­nal con­di­tions, specif­i­cally, the air we breathe into them! Mother Nature has pro­vided pro­tec­tion against a nor­mal amount of dust con­t­a­m­i­na­tion: tiny hairs in the nose serve as fil­ters and moist mucus in the pas­sages lead­ing to the lungs traps dust par­ti­cles that we expel through the nose or mouth. The ton­sils also serve as guards to trap germs. The lungs pro­tect them­selves remark­ably well by expelling car­bon diox­ide through oxy­gena­tion and by dis­charg­ing tox­ins into the blood for elim­i­na­tion via the kid­neys. Your body is a miracle!

Unfor­tu­nately, most civ­i­lized peo­ple today live in very unnat­ural con­di­tions. Almost every­where there are abnor­mal amounts of pol­lu­tants in the air we breathe, espe­cially in urban areas. Our lungs are often over­loaded with more con­t­a­m­i­nants than they can han­dle. These are passed along into the blood­stream and to other parts of the body. The lungs of a mod­ern city dweller become brown­ish from car smog, soot, etc. Even in most farm­ing areas, the lungs must con­tend with pol­lens, exces­sive dust, poi­so­nous pes­ti­cides, fer­til­iz­ers and other toxic chem­i­cals. A Cal­i­for­nia study shows that 275 peo­ple die yearly in smog-riddled L.A. areas from smog. They esti­mate soon this fig­ure could be triple that amount annually!

This Blog is moderated. It is created to be informative, inspiring and uplifting. Our positive philosophy at Bragg is to communicate with love and respect. As Paul and Patricia Bragg teach, in expressing your thoughts and opinions to others, ask yourself: "Is it good, is it kind, is it necessary?" All comments that do not fit this philosophy will not be posted.

March 17, 2008

Relaxation Is a Healthy, Soothing Feeling

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Excerpt from Bragg’s Nerve Force Book — Chap­ter 9
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Relax­ation is a spe­cial feel­ing. There is no other way to express it. This feel­ing is not some­thing you can turn off and on at will. It is some­thing that must be built up in the con­scious and the sub­con­scious mind, some­thing you build up in every one of the bil­lions of cells in your body, in your entire ner­vous sys­tem, in your vital organs and in your muscles.

There have been times — yes, many times — when you have cor­rectly let your feel­ings direct your life. Haven’t you said to your­self more than once, “I have a feel­ing I should not go on that trip as I planned to do?” Let’s say it was to be a plane trip. So you lis­tened to the inner voice of your feel­ings and did not go. Then some­thing came up in your life that made you glad you didn’t go. You relied upon your feel­ings. We have often said, “I have a feel­ing that per­son doesn’t like me.” Sure enough, we find that per­son try­ing to under­mine our char­ac­ter to oth­ers. Or, some­one hurts you dread­fully and you say to them, “You have hurt my feel­ings.” You feel the hurt deep inside. Yes, we do have feel­ings and we do feel things. Relax­ation is a feel­ing. Your feel­ings allow your nerves to relax. Your feel­ings can ban­ish stress, strain and ten­sions to bring calm, inner peace and seren­ity. Feel­ing is the life force within you that is always work­ing for you. All it needs is a chance. It is aston­ish­ing how few peo­ple get their phys­i­cal, men­tal and emo­tional debris out of the way and let feel­ing work for them. habits. Feel­ing fol­lows the law of cause and effect. Every effect in life is pro­duced by a cause. You get out of life just what you put into it. It is one of the great and inflex­i­ble laws of life. Most peo­ple are plagued with stress, strains and ten­sions. These con­di­tions do not just appear out of a blue sky! They are moti­vated by a cause. Relax­ation is a feel­ing pro­duced by one’s actions, atti­tude and envi­ron­ment. If you fol­low a defined pro­gram of build­ing Nerve Force, you can pro­duce the feel­ing of com­plete relax­ation! How­ever, you must earn this feel­ing. There is no use try­ing to get it with a cig­a­rette, cup of cof­fee, tea, cola or an alco­holic drink.

Every­one knows what it is to feel mis­er­able … just as every­one knows how it feels to be tired, exhausted, weak, sad or depressed. All peo­ple know what pain feels like. Our feel­ings do not deceive us. We all know how we feel when we get up in the morn­ing. We know how we feel dur­ing the day. Feel­ing is a vital part of our lives!

This Blog is moderated. It is created to be informative, inspiring and uplifting. Our positive philosophy at Bragg is to communicate with love and respect. As Paul and Patricia Bragg teach, in expressing your thoughts and opinions to others, ask yourself: "Is it good, is it kind, is it necessary?" All comments that do not fit this philosophy will not be posted.

March 3, 2008

Living This Lifestyle You Will Gain Super Energy

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Excerpt from Bragg’s Healthy Lifestyle Book — Chap­ter 4
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When you give up break­fast you will be thrilled and have all the more Super Energy to enjoy! In our per­sonal lives, my father and I do most of our cre­ative work in the morn­ing. And when it’s time for our daily phys­i­cal activ­ity — such as hik­ing, swim­ming, ten­nis or other sports — we are still filled with vital strength. Remem­ber, it takes a tremen­dous amount of energy to digest a heavy break­fast. You can­not put your energy in two are­nas at once, into both food and activ­ity. Peo­ple often won­der why we accom­plish so much between 6 a.m. and noon.

It’s because we have not dis­si­pated our Vital Force on a big break­fast. Our daily Apple Cider Vine­gar Cock­tail, whole or juiced fruit or the Bragg Healthy Pep Drink is all we need — and we both have inex­haustible super energy! You Must Earn Your Food By noon you are ready for the first meal of the day. You have earned it. You have used both men­tal and phys­i­cal energy.

Always start this first impor­tant main meal with a large health salad con­sist­ing of coarse veg­eta­bles — all raw (grate finely if chew­ing prob­lems, etc.). Make the base of your health sal­ads from “Nature’s Broom” veg­gies — chopped or grated cab­bage, car­rots, beets and cel­ery. To this base you can add any fresh, raw organic veg­eta­bles you desire: broc­coli, cau­li­flower, turnips, cucum­bers (with their unwaxed green skin), let­tuce, radishes, pars­ley, peas, avo­cado, toma­toes, green onions, mush­rooms, red and green pep­pers or any other fresh, raw vegetables.

Top this won­der­ful mix­ture with a fresh salad dress­ing made of Bragg Organic Raw Apple Cider Vine­gar (with the “Mother” enzyme), honey and Bragg Organic Olive Oil. Always eat your fill of raw salad first! Never let hot food touch your mouth until you have fin­ished your health salad! The salad is the inter­nal broom, puri­fier and strong fighter that pushes tox­ins out. Tox­ins just have to move out of the body when these live nutri­ents in the raw sal­ads get to work.

This Blog is moderated. It is created to be informative, inspiring and uplifting. Our positive philosophy at Bragg is to communicate with love and respect. As Paul and Patricia Bragg teach, in expressing your thoughts and opinions to others, ask yourself: "Is it good, is it kind, is it necessary?" All comments that do not fit this philosophy will not be posted.

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