25 July 2015

Having read many times the Water Wizard by Victor Schauberger, 1943      

“Health secrets of people who live to 145 years of age” “Let thy food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food”Hippocrates(460-377 B.C.)” Never have truer words been uttered. Food is an amazing healer and preventer of disease. In fact most disease is a result of faulty use of food. It has been seen

Here is a link to the author of the book Omega 6, The Devil’s Fat whom I am communicating with who wishes to visit our Well End Micro-farm along with other members of the McCarrison Society.   my reply was thus: Dear Robert I enjoyed reading the link to your book Omega 6 The Devils

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How the term “scientist” came to be Posted on 16 February 2011 by John For most of history, scientists have been called natural philosophers. You might expect thatscientist gradually and imperceptibly replaced natural philosopher over time. Surprisingly, it’s possible pinpoint exactly when and where the term scientist was born. It was June 24, 1835 at

The Question keeps arising: What is a scientist? According to the American Heritage Dictionary of the English: Scientist – definition of scientist by The Free Dictionary www.thefreedictionary.com/scientist A person who is engaged in and has expert knowledge of a science, especially a biological or physical science. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English  Scientist – Wikipedia,