03-08 David Wolfe ORMUS.avi

If you are not familiar with David Wolfe, you are in for a real treat. He is best known as a raw-foods proponent and author of several books on the subject, but he also brings to the table a wealth of knowledge of ancient alchemy and modern alchemy, a.k.a. Ormus technology or "Ormistry." He explains in detail the function of Ormus materials and how they fit in and interact with living organsims in the food chain. Enjoy!
David will probably be speaking at the next ORMUS conference this coming year. If you are interested in some of the best knowledge being offered out there today, then stayed tuned to this channel for more information. I will be posting information as I get it.

Email me at dwvand@hotmail.com for more info

sites to visit:
http://www.atlantisalchemy.com/
http://www.cherokeegold.net/
http://www.thebestdayever.com/
http://www.davidwolfe.com/welcome-to-my-new-site/
http://www.sunfood.com/
http://www.sunfood.com/pages/about-david-wolfe

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[dwvand]

Please spread the love and not the hate. I have a government which is very good at doing that. I don't need my fellow Americans doing it too.

[TheJUNGLESURFER]

Tirrell reports that the primary constituents of spider silk turn out to be the two simplest amino acids, glycine and alanine, and he notes that researchers at Cornell have recently discovered that the alignment of these amino acids is responsible for spider silk's incredible strength.

[joshanator1]

I can't believe that you could actually have the patience to sit down and write a book! LOL Dude, you have WAY to much energy. Please pass some along this way!

[dave93vert]

in the movie Virtuosity they show that nanomachines suspended in a blue gel can eat glass and regenerate whatever the nanomachines were previsously arranged as before needing repair, such as a android arm per say.