Added to that Plutonian outlook is the tr. Saturn on her WP.SteveS wrote: Wed Apr 11, 2018 6:22 pm 5 Crown’s and a full J. (signing off for la-la land.)
Let’s see if the exact day of this transit of the eclipse on July 12 2018 foretells a Plutonian event for my wife. t. Pluto has been sitting on her Dsc for a long time.
T. Eclipse partile cnj her Natal Asc partile 180 t Pluto partile cnj her natal horizon.
https://imgur.com/a/zNfLA
I understand Arena. My wife's Mother has been fighting poor health conditions during the time of my wife's & her sister's partile Pluto transit to their Dsc (cnj) & Moon (180). This slow Pluto transit has certainly brought the issue of death into their lives pertaining to their Mother. My wife's sister is the primary care giver for her Mother and she is close to an emotional nervous breakdown caring for her Mother with all the necessary care/attention which is required for a loved one who is experiencing rapid failing health. The sister has asked me to look at charts to see if I can determine an approximate time for death. I told her it would not surprise me if her Mother experienced another stunning malefic event with her health around July 12 with the Eclipse, but not necessarily the death.I knew who they were and it just brings out this deep contemplating on life and death in general and puts a heavy emphasis on how quickly it can just all be gone and done.
I am so sorry to hear about this.At 11:28 PM today, my wife got a phone call from her best friend informing my wife she just got a diagnosis of Cancer with 6-12 months to live.
And a bit more on the glucose issue and cancer:"A growing tumour can be thought of as a construction site, and as today’s researchers explain it, the Warburg effect opens the gates for more and more trucks to deliver building materials (in the form of glucose molecules) to make “daughter” cells."
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"The protein created by AKT is part of a chain of "
signalling proteins that is mutated in up to 80 percent of all cancers. Thompson says that once these proteins go into overdrive, a cell no longer worries about signals from other cells to eat; it instead stuffs itself with glucose. Thompson discovered he could induce the “full Warburg effect” simply by placing an activated AKT protein into a normal cell. When that happens, Thompson says, the cells begin to do what every single-celled organism will do in the presence of food: eat as much as it can and make as many copies of itself as possible. When Thompson presents his research to high-school students, he shows them a slide of mould spreading across a piece of bread. The slide’s heading — “Everyone’s first cancer experiment” — recalls Warburg’s observation that cancer cells will carry out fermentation at almost the same rate of wildly growing yeasts.
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"In the 1980s, Cantley discovered how insulin, which is released by the pancreas and tells cells to take up glucose, influences what happens inside a cell. Cantley now refers to insulin and a closely related hormone, IGF-1 (insulinlike growth factor 1), as “the champion” activators of metabolic proteins linked to cancer. He’s beginning to see evidence, he says, that in some cases, “it really is insulin itself that’s getting the tumour started.” One way to think about the Warburg effect, says Cantley, is as the insulin, or IGF-1, signalling pathway “gone awry — it’s cells behaving as though insulin were telling it to take up glucose all the time and to grow.” Cantley, who avoids eating sugar as much as he can, is currently studying the effects of diet on mice that have the mutations that are commonly found in colorectal and other cancers. He says that the effects of a sugary diet on colorectal, breast and other cancer models “looks very impressive” and “rather scary."
That's interesting. Do you feel a difference in your health?Jim Eshelman wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 8:56 am Arena,
Marion and I have been eating keto for almost a year (about 9 months). If anyone needs assistance or clarification, we likely can be a resource.
Some. Most of my nagging health problems are inflammation related, and a keto diet reduces inflammation significantly. She's experienced a considerable increase in energy, and I got at least some of that.Arena wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 1:28 pmThat's interesting. Do you feel a difference in your health?Jim Eshelman wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 8:56 am Arena,
Marion and I have been eating keto for almost a year (about 9 months). If anyone needs assistance or clarification, we likely can be a resource.
She wanted to, and I was fine with it. We were already leaning two-thirds in that direction, having reduced carbs significantly, which gave us more leeway to push up the fats. The final transition was not a gigantic push, and was as much affected by (1) finishing using up things we had on hand and weren't going to eat hereafter and (2) figuring out exactly what cooking options the new formula allowed or opened, as by (3) the act itself of switching.May I ask what prompted you to start on keto diet?
The diet was originally created for juvenile epilepsy, which has a high inflammation component. I'd absolutely recommend it for any health condition that is inflammation-fuelled, and I personally thing this includes most auto-immune conditions.Some of those who recommend fasting they also recommend people try the keto diet to minimize all the sugars and carbs (especially when people are already sick).
You end up eating all those rich, elegant, lucious things that most of your life you were told you had to stay away when you're no longer a carb burner. No. But you can just ha e the butter LOL
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Steve, I have a favour to ask of you. You don't have to do it unless you want to, but if you find the time before this woman goes into chemo therapy, I would like to ask you to watch all the videos I linked to above. They are extremely interesting and I promise you will not be boredSteveS wrote: Sat Apr 28, 2018 5:40 am Thanks Arena for the info and links, my wife now has the links in her e.mail and is going to forward them to her friend's son who will be the Primary Care giver. Yesterday we heard my wife's friend has the choice to begin Chemo, but they only expect this will extend life a few months. The diagnosis was terminal Cancer, we are only getting pieces of detailed info. My wife asked me to look at her future cycles to see if I could determine general time death and I noted t. Saturn joins t. Pluto on her Dsc in Spring of 2019 which fits the time schedule for life expectancy for her friend with type of Cancer.
I would also like to ask you to also randomly open 3-7 of the research links that I sent you. When you have done that I believe that you can be a better source of "a messenger" than I can be to this woman who is so important to your wife.Thanks Avshalom. This friend of my wife, even close, is of an older generation and wife is taking this bad news well. Her closest life friend of her same generation who she lost to cancer a couple of years ago was actually much harsher on her psychological being because she had to care for her friend in the friend's home up to the day she died. This latest news of soon loosing an older friend to terminal cancer was timed by a Mercury & Mars transit which are very short time cycles; whereas, my wife's close friend who she lost a couple of years ago involved much longer time cycles with wife involving her Solar Return and 2-3 successive malefic Lunar Returns. My wife told me she was very appreciative of having the timing guidance of Sidereal Astrology showing her the length of harsh time expected with her closest life friend dying a couple years ago---said this helped her mentally prepare for realizing how long she had to deal with the mental pain of watching/caring up close over weeks-months her friend dying. Normally, the timing of long(er) malefic life cycles are shown with either solar returns, series of malefic lunar returns, slow outer planet malefic transits, and at rare times with our progressed natal charts. 'Timing is Everything' and knowing/realizing the length of certain malefic time cycles helps us to be better prepared, mentally/psychologically.I'm so sorry, Steve.
Yesterday, I watched a Netflix Documentary on the Ketogenic Diet, titled ‘The Magic Pill.’ I highly recommend this very informative program, lots of factual truths about what has happened (changes) to the World’s production of food in the last 50 years creating/increasing much of today’s modern common illnesses/diseases, and proof how the Ketogenic Diet is eradicating these illnesses/diseases. Definitely confirms Jim’s positive health experiences on this diet.Marion and I have been eating keto for almost a year (about 9 months). If anyone needs assistance or clarification, we likely can be a resource.
Jim, I have a close friend who wanted to ask you the following question about your experiences with your health history and keto diet:Marion and I have been eating keto for almost a year (about 9 months). If anyone needs assistance or clarification, we likely can be a resource.
Any feedback will be appreciated, thanks.I followed your medical journey in the past year with great interest. I want to congratulate you on your results. I have one question. The keto diet seems so radical to conventional coronary and vascular prescribed diets. How did you get your cardiologist on board?
If one is overweight and on keto, one doesn't really have to work at losing weight. I was about 10+ pounds up from what I thought was a good spot, and I quickly dropped almost 25, and have hovered for months in a 5# range about 20# below where I was last July.Jupiter Sets at Dawn wrote: Wed Jun 13, 2018 8:41 am He got off his behind and lost 50 lbs last year and was surprised he no longer needs blood pressure meds and his BP is normal without them.
for the feedback.
