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Bioelectrography Publications

GDV Bioelectrography Publications in English Books, Articles, Patents, Proceedings IUMAB Library Free Books Videos Gallery Publications Kirlian Photography Publications UPD 2019 Bioelectrography Publications 2008-2018 UPD 2018 Bioelectrography Publications 2016-2017 Books 1. Konikiewicz L.W., Griff L.C. Bioelectrography – A new method for detecting cancer and body physiology. Harrisburg: Leonard Associates Press, 1982. 240 p. 2. Mandel P. Energy Emission Analysis; New Application of Kirlian Photography for Holistic Medicine. Synthesis Publishing Co., Germany. 1986. 3. Korotkov K. Light After Life. Backbone publishing, NY. 1998. 190 p. 4. ISBN 0-9644311-5-7. 5. Korotkov K. Aura and Consciousness – New Stage of Scientific Understanding. St.Petersburg, Russian Ministry of Culture. 1998. 270 p. ISBN 5-8334-0330-8. 6. Sanches Fernando. Aura y Ciencia. Mandala Ediciones. Madrid. 2000. 7. Kononenko I. Machine learning for medical diagnosis: history, state of the art and perspective. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine. 2001, 23, 89. 8. Measuring the Human Energy Field: State of the Science. Ed. R.A. Chez. National Institute of Health, Samueli Institute, Maryland, 2002. 9. Korotkov K. Human Energy Field: study with GDV bioelectrography. Backbone publishing, NY. 2002. 360 p. ISBN 096443119X. 10. Musiol M-J. Corps de Lumiere. Bodies of Light. Axe Neo-7 Art. 2003. ISBN 2-922794-03-2 11. Measuring Energy Fields: State of the Art. GDV Bioelectrography series. Vol. I. Korotkov K. (Ed.). Backbone Publishing Co. Fair Lawn, USA, 2004. 270 p. ISBN 097420191X 12. Korotkov K. Spiral Traverse. St. Petersburg, 2006. 13. Korotkov K. Champs D’Energie Humaine. Resurgence Collection. Belgique. 2005 14. Korotkov K., Carlos Mejia Osorio. La Bioelectrografia. Baranquilla. Colombia. 2005. 15. Korotkov. K. Geheimnisse des lebendigen Leuchtens. Herstellung Leipzig, Germany, 2006, 142 p. 16. Korotkov K.G. Les Principles De L’Analyse GDV. Marco Pietteur, Editeur, Belgue, 2009 17. ENERGY FIELDS ELECTROPHOTONIC ANALYSIS, 2011 18. The Energy of Consciousness, 2012 19. Science Confirms Reconnective Healing, 2012 more: IUMAB Bioelectrography Publications Forum

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IUMAB Library Free Books Videos Gallery Publications Kirlian Photography Publications GDV/EPI papers on medicine and psychophysiology published in 2008-2018 In 2010 we published review of papers on application of GDV/EPI technology in medicine and psychophysiology published before 2007 . Herewith we present list of papers published in 2008-2018. Full text: GDV/EPI papers on medicine and psychophysiology published in 2008-2018 Patents Patent US 7,595,868 B2 Date Sep. 29, 2009 Method for Determining Hair Conditions. Korotkov KG Patent US 7,869,636 B2 Date Jan 11, 2011 Method for Determining the Anxiety level of a human being. Dr. Korotkov patents, Biolectrography Patents

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Proceedings in English 1999 Kolmakow S., Hanninen O., Korotkov K., Bundzen P. Gas Discharge Visu¬alisation and Spectrometry in Detection of Field Effect // Mechanism of Adaptive Behaviour : - Abstracts of Int. Sympos. St. Petersburg, 1999. 39-40. 2000 Bevk M, Kononenko I, Zrimek T. Relation between energetic diagnoses and GDV images. In Proc New Science of Consciousness Conference,. Ljublana, October 2000, pp. 54-58. Bundzen P., Korotkov K., Massanova F., Kornysheva A. Diagnostics of Skilled Athletes PsychoPhysical Fitness by the Method of Gaz Discharge Visualisation Proceedings 5th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science. – Jyväskylä, Finland, 2000. – P. 186. Bundzen, P.V. and Korotokov, K.G. Health evaluation based on GDV parameters. In Proc International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography, St. Petersburg, Russia, 2000, pp 5-7. Kolmakov S. and Hanninen O. Fingertip Gas Discharge pattern in electro-magnetic field reflect Mental Activity, Finish Psysiological Society, Joensuu, 27, 2000. Sanches Fernando. Aura y Ciencia. Mandala Ediciones. Madrid. 2000. 2001 Rein G., Giacomoni P., Cioca G., Gubernick J., Vainshelboim A., Matravers P., Korotkov K. Characterization Of The Energetic Properties Of Gems Using The Gas Discharge Visualization Technique. Proceedings of the International Congress “Science, Information, Spirit”, St. Petersburg, 2001. P.48. 2002 Bundzen P., Korotkov K. New computer technology for evaluating the psycho-physical fitness of athletes. Physical Education and Sport. Warszawa, 2002, 46 (1), 392-393. Gibson S. The effect of music and focused meditation on the human energy field as measured by the gas discharge visualisation (GDV) technique and profile of mood states. Thesis of a dissertation submitted to the faculty of HOLOS university graduate seminary. April 2002. Roberts N-R. Parallel investigation of the meridian stress assessment (msa-21) and the gas discharge visualization devices: can they measure the effects of acupuncture treatment on the body’s energy state? Thesis of a dissertation submitted to the faculty of HOLOS University Graduate Seminary. March 2002. Krizhanovsky E., Korotkov K., Borisova M., Matravers P., Vainshelboim A. Time dynamics of gas discharge around the drops of liquids// Proceedings of the International Congress “Science, Information, Spirit”, St. Petersburg, 2002. P.54-56. E. Krizhanovsky, K. Korotkov. Dynamics of Gas Discharge around drops of liquids and human fingers // 3rd European Interdesciplinary School on Nonlinear Dynamics for System and Signal Analysis “Euroattractor 2002”: book of abstracts. Warsaw, Poland, 2002. P.68 Bascom R, Buyantseva L, Zhegmin Q, Dolina M, Korotkov K: Gas discharge visualization (GDV)-bioelectrography. Description of GDV performance under workshop conditions and principles for consideration of GDV as a possible health status measure; in Francomano CA, Jonas WB, Chez RA (eds): Proceedings: Measuring the Human Energy Field. State of the Science. Corona del Mar, CA, Samueli Institute, 2002, pp 55–66. 2003 Giacomoni P., Hayes M., Korotkov K., Krizhanovsky E., Matravers P., Momoh K.S., Shaath N. and Vainselboim A. Investigation of Essential Oils and Synthetic Fragrances using the Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Technique//World Perfume Congress. Seoul. Korea. 2003, p18. Giacomoni P., Hayes M., Korotkov K., Krizhanovsky E., Matravers P., Momoh K.S., Peterson P., Shaath N., Vainselboim A. Study of cultural aspects of cosmetology using the dynamic gas discharge visualization technique// Proceedings of the International Congress “Science, Information, Spirit”, St. Petersburg, 2003. P.95. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Essential Oils and Synthetic Fragrances Using the Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Technique IFSCC Conference 2003; Seoul, Korea. Proceeding Book Part 1. pp. 431-43. 2004 Ahmetely G., Boldireva U. et. al. Allergy etiology diagnostics using Gas Discharge Visualization Technique. Proceedings of St. Petersburg Military Medical Academy. St. Petersburg, 2004. Senkin V.V., Ushakov I.B., Bubeev U.A. Bioelectrographic criteria of overload tolerance of summer pilot team in centrifuge expert test // Proceedings of the conference «Neurobiotelekom» SPb, 2004, pp 69-70 Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Krizhanovsky E., Momoh K.S. Investigation of natural and synthetic flavors and fragrances using the dynamic gas discharge visualization technique. Proceedings of PITTCON Conference. Chicago 2004. p. 14900-900. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Intrinsic Energy of Odorant and Olfactory Responses Using Gas Discharge Visualization International Congress of Systematic Medicine. Caracas, Venezuela. January 21-22, 2005. pp. 236-238. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Natural and Synthetic Flavors and Fragrances Using the Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Technique. PITTCON Abstract 2004. CD-ROM. 14900-900. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Observing the Behavioral Response of Human Hair to a Specific External Stimulus Using Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization TRI/Princeton Conference on Applied Hair Science. Princeton, New Jersey. June 9-10, 2004. Book of Abstracts. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Observing the Behavioral Response of Human Hair to a Specific External Stimulus Using Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Journal of Cosmetic Science. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Applied Hair Science. Full Manuscript. Princeton, New Jersey. June 9-10, 2004. pp. S91-S104. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Observing the Behavioral Response of Human Hair to a Specific External Stimulus using Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization IFSCC 3rd Congress. Orlando, FL 2004. Abstract. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Aveda advertisement – Tourmaline Charged Radiance Fluid Jane Magazine. August 2004. pp. 24-25 Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Energetical Properties of Holistic Cosmetic Materials and Products PCITX Personal Care Ingredients & Technology Exposition. April 14, 2004. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Electric and Magnetic Field and Electron Channeling in Human Hair. IFSCC 23rd Congress. Florence, Italy September 2005. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. GDV Technology Applications for Cosmetic Sciences IEEE 18th Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS 2005). Dublin, Ireland. June 2005. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Conscious and Subconscious Reactions to Essential Oil Blends ISOEN Olfaction and Electronic Nose 11th International Symposium. Barcelona, Spain. April 13-15, 2005. Poster presentation. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. The New Investigation of Specific Aqueous Systems Using Dynamic GDV-Graphy PITTCON. Orlando, FL. March 3, 2005. Abstract presentation. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Utilization of Powdered Gemstones in Oil-Based Formulations. IFSCC 23rd Congress. Florence, Italy September. 2005 Korotkov K. MONITORING ENERGY LEVELS DURING CAM TREATMENT WITH GDV TECHNIQUE. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. Pp 7-15 Krizhanovsky E.V., Korotkina S.A., Korotkov K.G. ROLE OF THE HUMAN CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN THE FORMATION OF THE GLOW OF THE SKIN IN HIGH INTENSITY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. 16-17 Korotkov K. EXPERIMENTS WITH “5TH ELEMENT” SENSOR IN VENEZUELA. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. 33-36 Korotkov K. WORLD WITHOUT BLINDNESS. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. 38-42 2006 Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S., Raatsi C. Price K. Korotkov. K. Investigation of essential oils and aroma ingredients using Dynamic GDV. 37th ISEO, Grasse, France, 2006, L-14. Korotkov K.G., Petrova E.N., Malyugin V.I., Kizevetter D.V., Vainshelboim A., Matravers P. TIME DYNAMICS OF HUMAN HAIR REACTION TO LASER ILLUMINATION AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD. Proceedings of X International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2006. 73-74 2007 Korotkov К., Korotkova A., Petrova E. Evaluation and analysis of the athletes inclined to using alcohol and drugs. Proceedings of the 12th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science. Jyvaskyla, Finland, 2007. Ciesielska I.L., Masajtis J. The influence of textiles on corona discharge created around a human fingertip. Fibers & Textiles in Eastern Europe. 2007, v. 15, N. 5 – 6, pp 64 – 65. Bigler C., Weibel F.P. Testing agricultural commodities with Gas-Discharge-Visualisation (GDV). Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 93-96. Cowan M. The Effects of Crystal Bowl Toning on the Chakras as Measured by the Gas Discharge Visualization Technique (GDV). Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 103-106. Dobson P., O’Keeffe E. Investigation into the GDV Technique and Personality. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 111-112. Džamić I., Kunosić J., Mlađenović M. Sensitivity of human energetic field to geopathogenic radiation and the efficiency of magnetic protection. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 97-98. Korotkov K. Scientific Analysis of the Energy Fields with Electro-Photonic Capture/Gas Discharge Visualization (EPC/GDV). Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 10-11. Korotkov K. Water and liquids analysis with EPC. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 35-37. Korotkov K. General principles of electrophotonic analysis. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 87-92. Papuga P. Methodological difficulties in GDV evaluation in patients with hyperthyroidism. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 113-116. Saeidov W. Living water from Tunjice and its properties. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 38-39. Stošić A., Kononenko I., Porenta M. The influence of artificial beach on human coronas. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 99-102. Žulič A., Kononenko I., Šmarčan D. The influence of Situla A Detox on human coronas. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 107-110. Vrhovnik K., Jakovljević M., Tušak M. Effects of relaxation technique step-by-step on anxiety, depression, arterial blood pressure and heart rate on patients with cardiovascular disease. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 131-134. 2008 1. Chalko T. Earthquake energy rise on earth. Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 2. Dornbierer E., Stoyer T., Bigler Ch., Pirchl G. GDV study about the interference suppression of veins in the community of vorderstoder (Austria) Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 3. Dulnev G.N., Strazhmejster I.B., Chashchin A.V. Estimation of informational influences of spiritual practice on the person by using of the system "Eniothron" Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 4. Dulnev G.N., Krashenjuk A.I. Informational medicine Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 5. Gaupp-Berghausen R. The water is mirror of qualitative information Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 6. Korotkov K., Petrova E., Zhai H., Chan H., Wolfram L.J., Maibach H., Matraverse P. Electro photonic analysis of human hair and influence of humidity Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 7. Korotkov K., Matravers P., Petrova E., Korotkova A., Shapin A. Correlation between objective and subjective reactions to smelling essential oils Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 8. Korotkov K., Matravers P., Mommoh K., Petrova E., Korotkova A., Shapin A. Influence of massage with essential oils to human energy Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 9. Korotkov K.G., Orlov D.V., Petrova E.N. Standardization of measurement process on «GDV compact» Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 10. Korotkov K.G., Matravers P., Pharm.D., Orlov D.V., Williams B.O. Application of electrophoton capture (EPC) analysis based on gas discharge visualization (GDV) technique in medicine: a systematic review Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 11. Korotkov K .effects of shamanic ceremony in Peru on GDV-grams Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 12. Korotkov K., Korotkova A. Study of the condition of matadors during the corrida Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 13. Kozik S.V. Study of empirical GDV parameters and data of psychodiagnostics Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 14. Krashenyuk A., Danilov A., Korotkov K. The monitoring in real time and an estimation of adequacy leeching treatments Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 15. Levichev А. An example of a singular action of scale transformations within the linear-fractional action of the conformal group on the non-compact group U(1,1) Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 16. Maibach H., Zhai H., Chan H.P., Wolfram L.J., Matraverse P., Korotkov K., Petrova E. Electro photonic analysis of hair and non hair fibers and investigation of different hair treatments Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 17. Semichina L.P. Perspectives of Development of Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Products which do no disturb the Water Structure in Human Tissues Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 18. Smirnov I. MRET activated water and its successful application for prevention treatment and enhanced tumor resistance in animal oncology models Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 19. Steel R. The evolution of ideas over thirty years working with Kirlian photography Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 20. Taylor R. A preliminary study of the “life-energy” associated with orgonite, ormus and pyramids by means of a quantitative dowsing technique Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 21. Voeikov V.L. Water – the proto-organism Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 22. Yakovleva E.G., Struchkov P.V., Zarubina T.V., Kondratova E.U. Evaluation of GDV diagnostic potential for detection of patients with main arterial involvement on extracranial level and left ventricular hypertrophy Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 23. Kopyltsov A.V., Lukyanov G..N., Serov I.N. Semiconductor plate with the self-affin relief of surface in interaction with the electromagnetic radiation Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 2009 24. Cohly H., Kostyuk N., Isokpehi R., Rajnarayanan R.Bio-electrographic method for preventive health care. Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 25. Kostyuk N., Rajnarayanan R., Isokpehi R., Korotkov K., Howcroft S., Yeager M., Mann H., Cohly H. Bio-electrographic method in detecting heterogeneity and unique features in autism Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 26. Ewer T.QEEG in CFS and MCS - Rewiring Neural Pathways Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 27. Korotkov K.Complex approach to study of noosphere-ecology parameters Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 28. Korotkov K., Sorokin O.EPC/GDV measurements during sun eclips 01.08.2008 in Siberia Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 29. Korotkov K.Baikal water ceremony by Dr. Masaru Emoto 03 August 2008 Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 30. Korotkov K., Madappa K. EPC/GDV measurements during reconnection workshop in Los Angeles Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 31. Orlov D.V., Korotkov K.G., Velichko E.N. Methodology of measuring natural environmental objects using EPC/GDV method Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 32. Khannanov I., Korotkov K., Orlov D. Essay in Bioelectrography of Musical Effects nvironment Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 33. Velichko E.N., Sochevanov V.N., Brunov V.V., Tulyakova K.A. The results of GDV/EPA measurements with air antenna in “places of power” of Vologodskaya area Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 34. Velichko E.N., Sochevanov V.N., Brunov V.V. Influence of “places of power” of Vologodskaya area on human state Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 35. Pearl E., DeVito D. The new frequencies of healing Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 36. Rodina J.D., Ovcharenko S.V., Malojvan J.V. Psychological aspects of disabled sportsmen training and the usage of gas discharge visualization technique Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 37. Rabe L. Evaluation of training sessions for the EMF balancing technique using the GDV/EPI measurement technology Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 38. Levichev А. The simplest matrix realization of the oscillator group L and a possible mathematical model for Daniel Andreev’s “Multi-Planed Reality” Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 39. Rey L. Life and the living beyond space and time Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 40. Rey L. Glimpses on the transfer of information in homeopathic dilutions Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 41. Shishkanov S.F., Domrachev G.A., Vorobiev A.V., Volovik M.I. Nanotechnologies for investigation of water decomposition by GDV- and thermal-vision methods: heat effect of radical recombination and its applications in medicine Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 42. Voeikov V.L., Do Ming Ha, Mukhitova O.G., Vilenskaya N.D., Malishenko S.I., Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 43. Bogachuk A.S. Intrinsic sustained activity of bicarbonate aqueous solutions Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 44. Pollack G. Water, Energy and Surfaces: An Unexpectedly Profound Linkage Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 45. Kolokolov V.A., Grigorovich V.K., Dzyba G.N., Grigorovich N.V. Evaluation of human organism reaction on nutrition and food product’s properties using the GDV method Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009

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BOOKS, PROCEEDINGS of congresses The book by Dr. Korotkov “Human Energy Field. Study with GDV Bioelectrography” has been translated into French by Jean-Marie Danze. Proceedings of the VIII International Congress “Science. Information. Spirit.” 2004. St. Petersburg. Russia. The edition is devoted to the VIII International Congress on Bioelectrography which took place 3-5, July, 2004 in St.-Petersburg. In this book, articles reflecting the basic directions of researches in the field of medical, applied bioelectrography and water study are collected. The materials submitted in the book predetermine availability of the further researches on improvement of the method GDV and its subsequent introduction into the international medical, sports and research practice. Measuring Energy Fields: State of the Science. Author: K. Korotkov Volume I in the GDV Bioelectrography series presents recent studies and applications of the Gas Discharge Visualisation (GDV) technique. Our previous books were created by a small group of associates. This volume presents a wide range of articles by authors from different countries. After seven years of development, the GDV techniques entered a new stage of “catalytic growth” with innovative methods emerging from various laboratory and clinical settings. Research by independent groups around the world demonstrates that the GDV technique provides methods for recording subtle dynamics in the energy fields of objects with various natures. GDV assessment methods are demonstrated to have a wide range of important applications in medicine, sports performance, materials testing, as well as analytic studies of human consciousness and spiritual healing. “Human Energy Field: study with GDV bioelectrography” Author: K. Korotkov This book is dedicated to the presentation of the scientific foundations and practical applications of the Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV) technique. This technique represents a revolutionary new method for the study of biological subjects, namely biological energy fields. This research extends scientific tradition, developed in Russia in the twentieth century. The Human Energy Field carries information on physical, mental and spiritual states of a human being, and the GDV Bioelectrography technique is the first method in the world which gives an opportunity to study this information. Utilizing the latest advances in technology, such as microelectronics, computer imaging, and data mining, scientists have been able to create an entirely new class of scientific instruments that allow the practitioner to view, measure and analyze biological subjects in a manner that has never been possible before. The GDV technique has been found to have numerous highly important applications in medicine, sports, consciousness studies, material testing and other areas, discussed in this book… Whether the reader is a physicist, poet or philosopher, this technique offers an entirely new understanding of the world in which we live. Each encounter simply confirms the wisdom contained in all the holy books of every religion. We are all one. We are all connected. We are the interrelation of Matter, Information and Spirit. Table of Contents Ch.1 Introduction on GDV technique. Part I. PRACTICE. Ch.2 BEO GDV Analysis (protocol, principles of recording and analyzing GDV-grams, BEO-grams, separation of psychological and physical energy fields, estimates of anxiety and stress, right-left correlations, measurements of the energetics of Chakras, measuring the influence of mental processes on human energy field, influence of individuals, effect of perspiration,, testing of medication and substances, GDV therapy. Ch.3 Dependence of GDV parameters on age (entropy of biological organisms, BEO-gram characteristics of ages, children and youths, adualts, and elderly, transition to the end of physical life, posthumous state. Ch.4 Examples of GDV analysis. Part II. APPLICATIONS. Ch.5 Medicine (results and prospects of GDV bioelectrography applications, bronchial asthma patients, health quality evaluations). Ch.6 Consciousness study (bioelectrography correlation with direct vision phenomenon, influence of consciousness on the processes in the material world). Ch.7 Sport (evaluation of the psycho-physical fitness of athletes based on GDV method). Ch.8 Testing Liquids (distilled water characteristics, time dynamics of gas discharge around liquid drops). Part III. SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS. Ch.9 Physical approach. Ch.10 Biophysical approach. Ch.11 Mind-body connections. Ch.12 Oriental philosophy and medical approach. Ch.13 Entropy-synrgetic approach. Ch.14 Fields of biological subjects. Ch.15 Essay on consciousness. Part IV. TECHNIQUES. Ch.16 Studies of GDV parameters of various materials (water, homeopathic solutions information-coded medicines, blood, urine, other biological liquids, plants, foods, minerals and precious stones). Ch.17 Stability and reproducibility of GDV-graphy data. Ch.18 GDV camera design. Ch.19 GDV software. Ch.20 “Quantum-Health” system of health analysis. “Aura and Consciousness: New stage of scientific understanding” Author: K. Korotkov What is Aura from modern point of view and how it may be studied and measured? How we can measure consciousness influence to the physical world? How GDV technique is related to Kirlian photography? All these topics and a lot of others are discussed in this book. Mainly it is dedicated to results of GDV technique basics and practical applications – the technique has drawn strength both from quantitative processing and the new scientific understandings of subtle dimensions. GDV technique benefits both from the beauty of colorful star-like pictures and from the accuracy of their statistical analysis.

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Sagittarius (

) is the ninth astrological sign, which is associated with the constellation Sagittarius and spans 240–270th degrees of the zodiac. Under the tropical zodiac, the sun transits this sign between approximately November 23 and December 21. … It also follows Gemini and Virgo as third of the mutable signs, which are the …

See what is the zodiac sign for each day of December. The optimistic Sagittarius is always in good spirits. They are cheerful and upbeat most of the time and believe that there is a positive side to everything. Sagittariuses are also very loyal to their country. Many war heroes bear the Sagittarius zodiac sign.

Virgo December 2018 Horoscope foretells that emotional security will dominate this month as planetary strength is located in the southern sector of the horoscope. Career and future ambitions will not be in focus for Virgo zodiac in the month of December 2018.

What are the zodiac sign dates for every star sign? Your zodiac sign, also known as your Sun sign, is based on a range of dates that lasts about a month.

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Hommage au Beatles Sep 26 2008 Iced Earth, Into Eternity, Saviours Sep 23 2008 Helloween Sep 19 2008 Carcass, Suffocation, Aborted Sep 7 2008 Quo Vadis, Despised Icon, Blinded by Faith Sep 6 2008 Finntroll, Warbringer, Profugus Mortis Aug 26 2008 Tarrus Riley Aug 22 2008 BBCM Twist Party Aug 2 2008 At The Gates, Darkest Hour, Municipal Waste Jul 12 2008 Jimmy Eat World, Attack in Black Jul 1 2008 Julien-K, Mindless Self Indulgence, The Birthday Massacre Jun 29 2008 LNI – Ligue Nationale d’Improvisation [Stage] Feb 11 to May 26, 2008 Eluveitie, Pagan Fest, Turisas, Ensiferum Apr 26 2008 One of These Nights – Tribute to The Eagles Feb 22 2008 Therion Oct 31 2007 Ligue Nationale d’Improvisation – Tournoi des étoiles [Stage] Oct 12 to 20, 2007 Machine Head, Arch Enemy Sep 29 2007 One of These Nights – Tribute to The Eagles Sep 15 2007 Spectacle d’ouverture du forum social québécois Aug 23 2007 DJ’s Michael Kaiser, Escape, Chris Cox Week-end Twist Aug 4 2007 Stain on Society Jun 30 2007 Vybz Kartel Jun 8 2007 Planeterra Kyoto 2007 Jun 5 2007 LNI – Ligue Nationale d’Improvisation [Stage] Feb 12 to May 29, 2007 DJ Peter Swail May 19 2007 Quo Vadis, Martyr, Blinded By Faith, Endust May 12 2007 Johnny Winter, The Scott Holt Band Mar 23 2007 Lamb of God, Trivium, Machine Head, Gojira Mar 20 2007 Cryptopsy, Skinless Jan 6 2007 Countdown 2007 Dec 31 2006 Blind Guardian Nov 29 2006 The Diamond Dogs Nov 18 2006 Cannibal Corpse Nov 14 2006 Fear Factory, Decapitated, Hypocrisy, Suffocation Nov 13 2006 Martyr Nov 11 2006 Katatonia, Moonspell Oct 23 2006 Testament Oct 14 2006 The Flower Kings Oct 10 2006 Stratovarius Sep 29 2006 DragonForce Sep 25 2006 Epica, Kamelot Sep 24 2006 Celtic Frost Sep 16 2006 Corrigan Fest, Out Reasons Sep 14 2006 Samantha Fox Jul 4 2006 Reel Big Fish, MxPx, Streetlight Manifesto, Transition Jul 2 2006 Friday Night Fever Jun 23 2006 Arctic Monkeys Jun 16 2006 AFI, Dillinger Escape Plan, Nighmare of You Jun 13 2006 Ministry Jun 10 2006 ABC Jun 4 2006 LNI – Ligue Nationale d’Improvisation [Stage] Feb 27 to May 30, 2006 The Carl Palmer Band May 27 2006 Kataklysm, Vader, Destruction, Graveworm May 26 2006 Yngwie Malmsteen May 14 2006 Full Blown Chaos May 2 2006 Johnny Winter, David Gogo Apr 21 2006 Midnight Special – Tribute to CCR Apr 14 2006 California Guitar Trio Mar 24 2006 Sizzla, Judgment Yard Crew, Mystic Explorer Band Mar 18 2006 Solidarythmé contre le racisme 2006 Mar 17 2006 In Flames, DevilDriver Feb 19 2006 Blue Oyster Cult Feb 11 2006 Sonata Arctica, Forgotten Tales, Sequence Jan 21 2006 Children of Bodom Dec 12 2005 Beenie Man Dec 3 2005 Children of Bodom Nov 10 2005 Cryptopsy, Suffocation Nov 4 2005 Opeth Oct 29 2005 Premier Ciel – A Harmonium Tribute Oct 14 2005 10 ans du Medley Oct 5 2005 Steve Hackett Sep 29 2005 Bret Michaels Sep 25 2005 Stratovarius Sep 23 2005 Les Breastfeeders, Malajube Sep 20 2005 Therion Sep 12 2005 Naheulband Aug 29 2005 Mondial d’impro Juste pour Rire [Stage] Just for Laughs – 23rd Edition Jul 21 2005 Mondial d’impro Juste pour Rire [Stage] Just for Laughs – 23rd Edition Jul 19 and 20, 2005 Little Feat Jun 28 2005 The Flower Kings Jun 2 2005 LNI – Ligue Nationale d’Improvisation [Stage] Feb 14 to May 31, 2005 The Blues Berry Jam, Andrée Dupré, Sue Foley May 28 2005 Jean Millaire, Jim Zeller, Carl Tremblay, Bob Harrisson May 27 2005 Ricky & The Soul Benders, Christian Malette Big Band, etc May 26 2005 Eric Burdon & The Animals May 17 2005 Gala-bénéfice Temple de la Renommée LNI – 5e édition [Stage] May 10 2005 Despised Icon, Quo Vadis, Augury, Soul of Darkness, etc. May 7 2005 Premier Ciel – A Harmonium Tribute May 6 2005 Neev Apr 19 2005 Kreator Apr 9 2005 Pacer, Counterclock, DJ Raz Apr 1 2005 Le Kitchose Band, (n=1), Caïman Fu Mar 24 2005 Alcoolica – Tribute to Metallica Mar 19 2005 Feast of Friends – The Doors Tribute Mar 12 2005 Ruff Edge – AC/DC Tribute Mar 11 2005 La Volée d’Castors Feb 24 2005 Premier Ciel – A Harmonium Tribute Feb 5 2005 Three Days Grace, Grady, Thornley, Todd Kerns Dec 28 2004 Cradle of Filth Dec 13 2004 Buck Wild Comedy Show [Stage] Nov 13 2004 Bloodshoteye, Cryptopsy, Cephalic Carnage, The End Oct 9 2004 Sugar Minott and The Mighty Diamonds POP Montreal 2004 Oct 2 2004 Gnawa Diffusion, Loco Locass Sep 18 2004 Sizzla, Anthony B Aug 27 2004 Fear Factory, Mastodon, Sworn Enemy, Walls of Jericho Aug 2 2004 DJ Manny Lehman, Gilles Jr. Jul 31 2004 Finale du tournoi Éduc’Alcool Juste pour rire [Stage] Jul 16 2004 Pennywise Jun 29 2004 La solidarité, on y tient ! 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Maryse reveals herself as the Gobbledy Gooker during the Mayflower Melee: Raw, Nov. 23, 2009

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FULL-LENGTH MATCH - Raw - 8-Man Breakthrough Battle Royal

FULL-LENGTH MATCH – Raw – 8-Man Breakthrough Battle Royal

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Probiotics Basics: Fermented Food Cultures vs Supplements

Probiotics are teeny-tiny organisms that live both on, and inside your body. Researchers estimate that there are over 100 trillion of these microscopic bugs living inside your digestive system alone in the GI tract.1 But that’s not the only place you can find microscopic bacteria living. They can also be found inside your mouth, and on your skin, too!

These microscopic bugs may sound disgusting, but the reality is that microbacteria are one of the most important parts of your overall health. Without them, you may suffer from these health problems, and more:

Digestive upset including diarrhea, antibiotic associated diarrhea, and irritable bowels

Chronic intestinal inflammation

Dry, itchy, red skin

Colic in infants

Liver problems

High stress, and anxiety levels

More infections of the common cold, and flu2

How Can Probiotics Help Me?

Probiotics is a name for the many different species of what scientists are calling “good” bacteria. While all of the 100 trillion+ microbiota that call your body “home” are technically good, and needed to maintain your overall health, many of them can also be considered “bad” because if they are left to grow inside the GI tract they can become pathogenic, and lead to infections, or illness.

However, the key to good health lies in balancing all of the different strains inside your belly. Scientists are calling the vast ecosystem of microbacteria in your gut the microbiome, and by balancing it you may notice improvements in your digestion, immunity, slim waistline, and even your good mood!3,4

How Can I Get More Probiotics?

The “good” bacteria known as probiotics can be found in many different foods, and beverages. However, there is also the option of using a supplement to get more of the “good” bugs into your GI tract. But what's the difference?

Ferments vs Capsules

One of the great debates in the world of probiotics is whether to use fermented foods, or capsules to balance the microbiome. The answer is not so simple because there are benefits to each approach to probiotic su plementation.

Ferments & Cultures

Everyone can make fermented foods, and create live active probiotic cultures at home. All you need to know is HOW to do it, and before you know it, you’ll be a fermenting expert! For most people who follow the Standard American Diet, eating fermented foods may take a while to get used to. However, the living concoctions of these foods provides one of the best sources of “good” strains of living probiotic bacteria. While everyone’s palate may not be ready for the traditional flavors of foreign fermented foods, you can start out with a basic probiotic culture recipe like pickles. It’s easy to do!

The major difference between pungent probiotic foods, and drinks, and their capsulized counterparts is the living properties they possess. The raw bacterium of fermented foods delivers active probiotic cultures that pre-digest foods, breaking them down into smaller more absorbable parts of essential vitamin, minerals, and phyto-nutrients.

The variety of bacteria strains of a living fermented culture is also often much more diverse than that of the average probiotics supplement. You see, that’s because eating pre-digested food that is already broken down before it enters your mouth gives your overworked digestive system a much needed break. Fermented foods, and the live active cultures they contain are also able to naturally withstand the potent digestive acids of your mouth, and GI tract. This is the #1 reason many people prefer fermented foods, and their live active cultures over a probiotic supplement.

Capsules & Powders

Probiotic supplements come in the form of both easy-to-swallow capsules, and mixable powders so that they can easily be integrated into your everyday health regimen. While many people do choose to supplement their gut health with these types of probiotics, you may not realize just how different all of the supplements can be.

Many lesser probiotic supplements on the market today contain only a small number of microbacterial strains that are not even designed to withstand the harsh environment of your GI tract. For this reason, they are not worth your money, because the live probiotic cultures cannot survive the journey through your digestive system. For this reason, many people end up thinking that probiotic supplements do not work - but there is nothing further from the truth. In fact, numerous studies have shown the efficacy of probiotic supplements.5 But which probiotic supplement is right for me?

The most obvious difference between probiotic supplements is the form that they take. A daily probiotic capsule is a simple, fast, and easy way to provide a range of “good” bacterial strains that will flourish your digestive system with healthy bacteria. In doing this, your microbiome may become filled with large colonies of beneficial strains like L. acidophilus, B. lactis, and more. But then of course, powder probiotic supplements are also convenient as they can be blended into any recipe including that of juices, smoothies, and even baked goods. Powder probiotic supplements are also a great way to supply your body a good dose of unique beneficial strains of bacteria for microbiome balance.

When making a fermented probiotic culture at home you may also choose to add in a probiotic supplement in any form. This is one fast, and simple way to increase the potency of your ferment no matter what you’re making. Add just one Perfect Biotics capsule into your fermented food, or drink recipe to diversify the probiotic strains of your culture.

Talk to Your Doctor

Taking back the balance of your microbiome may not be at the top of your to-do list - but it should be! Probiotics are one of the most vital nutrient-like substances needed to support a healthy digestive tract, as well as your immunity, slim waistline, and even your good mood. So, talk to your doctor about developing a probiotic guide to your good health! They can work with you to develop a plan for probiotic supplementation, and help you decide which Perfect Biotics formula will work best for your specific health needs. To your health!

References:

1. Luke K Ursell, Jessica L Metcalf. Defining the Human Microbiome. Nutr Rev. 2012 Aug; 70(Suppl 1): S38–S44.

2. National Institute of Health. National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health. Probiotics: In Depth.

3. Yu-Jie Zhang, Sha Li. Impacts of Gut Bacteria on Human Health and Diseases. Int J Mol Sci. 2015 Apr; 16(4): 7493–7519.

4. Marilia Carabotti, Annunziata Scirocco. The gut-brain axis: interactions between enteric microbiota, central and enteric nervous systems. Ann Gastroenterol. 2015 Apr-Jun; 28(2): 203–209.

5. Ian Rowland, Lucio Capurso. Current level of consensus on probiotic science. Report of an expert meeting-London, 23. November 2009. Gut Microbes. 2010 Nov-Dec; 1(6): 436–439.

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@allisonnowacki

It depends if you want to see the heel turn and progression into madness or just when he’s all Looney Tunes evil. I watched a couple bits before, but only really started watching them all when he loses the title to Jeff Hardy at Night of Champions 2009.

I think The Bash 2009 where Punk retains his title against Hardy by getting himself DQed was the beginning of the heel turn but it’s a long way from there. You can skip a lot of inbetween but “CM Punk challenges the WWE Universe” segment is worth it to see the progression of his preaching.

If you want to shortcut to a more unhinged version of Punk you can jump right into Raw Nov. 23, 2009 where he preaches against Thanksgiving and then faces Cena.

Watching the SES Punk run in chronological order now. Still so insane that Vince was like "Punk, can you go heel for us, can you do that, I'm not sure you have it in you."

#cm punk #well this became more of a general reply

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Industry - Italy's Export Industries - The Top Five

Latest reports released on Nov thirteen from Bloomberg show Italy has emerged from recession and GDP grew by 0.6 percentage. The healing of Germany and France, u. S . A .’s largest export markets, also sounded a notice of optimism.

Mechanical machinery and device Italy’s engineering sector, masking mechanical machinery and device, is now the second biggest in the EU and rapidly catching up with leading producer Germany. It produced 18.7% of machinery in the EU in 2008 and also made substantial gains in Russia, Africa, and South America.

The zone is dominated through small, circle of relatives-owned companies, with the common size of personnel being round 13 human beings, which is the lowest in Europe. There are over 41,000 manufacturing and engineering companies in Italy and while a few claim the arena’s energy lies inside the very private and ‘small is lovely’ approach of a family commercial enterprise, others declare that that is a volatile strategy as old-fashioned attitudes and own family loyalties might also obstruct progress in a worldwide market.

Italy’s developing fulfillment inside the area has been via focussing on its strengths – first-class of layout and regular output of mid-range engineering products from small, bendy businesses with their websites firmly set on the sector markets.

Basic metals and fabricated steel merchandise Considering Italy has very few mineral sources and has to import a maximum of its raw fabric, its metal industry is a huge and essential one in the country’s financial system, mainly regarding exports. Half of the country’s iron output comes from the Isola Elba off the coast of Tuscany.

Italy has 50,000 companies and 850,000 people within the steel enterprise, the general public in the north. In the iron and metallic enterprise, many of the big organizations are in the center and south of the united states of America.

Transport equipment Italy’s vehicle enterprise is the united states of America’s largest organization with an anticipated (2004) 196,000 employees. The car sector is dominated via Fiat which ranks wide variety ten within the global’s top motor car manufacturing agencies, even though as a rustic Italy ranks the simplest seventeenth in phrases of motor vehicle producing nations. Fiat went into partnership with US vehicle manufacturer Chrysler in May 2009, a clear indication this is now seeking to triumph over international markets after its dominance of the domestic one. It also intends to carry the Alfa Romeo back to America market. The agency published its maximum ever income within the last sector of 2008, defying the global downturn. As properly as manufacturing and export of iconic luxurious brands like Lamborghini, Ferrari, and Maserati, the delivery export zone also consist of town motors, passenger automobiles, shipping automobiles, trailers, and automobile elements and add-ons.

The authorities’ advent of incentives to alternate in older automobiles for more power green ones has resulted in new automobile registrations growing via sixteen% in October.

Chemical products and artificial fibers This is a critical area for Italy With a turnover of fifty-seven billion euros it is the fourth largest chemical manufacturer in the EU. There are 3 thousand agencies in the quarter using around 126,000 humans.

Of the two hundred or so industrial districts in Italy, nearly all have some reference to the chemical enterprise. The primary awareness of Italy’s chemical commercial enterprise is in the north of u. S . A ., which debts for sixty-eight% of the chemical agencies. Lombardy (Lombardia) by myself money owed for nearly half of that percent and is the pinnacle region in Europe in phrases of a wide variety of companies inside the chemical enterprise and second largest region in phrases of employees.

Italian affiliation Fedechimica carried out the latest survey on why foreign businesses favored doing enterprise with the Italian chemical industry and the top elements covered: the nice of human resources, the marketplace length and excellent of clients, the great and reliability of system suppliers and the exceptional of R&D.

The spread of ownership inside the Italian chemical industry is 41% Italian SMEs, 23% medium and big Italian agencies and 36% foreign corporations.

In June 2009 Italian oil and gas group ENI announced it turned into making an investment seven hundred million euros inside the enterprise between 2009 and 2012.

Electrical Equipment, Electrical, Electronic and Optical Apparatus Estimates placed the cost of the worldwide electronics market at $2 trillion in step with 12 months, $275 billion of that is in semiconductors. The quarter has suffered from the worldwide financial crisis, but analyst firm Gartner pronounced in October 2009 that the enterprise is showing signs and symptoms of healing, despite the fact that this can now not stabilize until 2010, with mobile phones anticipated to lead the recovery.

Italy’s electronics industry suffered a decline on the give up of 2008 and the primary region of 2009, but the latest file through the ISAE (Istituto di Studi e Analisi Economica) on how the enterprise itself felt about restoration showed that corporations in the center and south of Italy felt greater constructive about the destiny. This becomes possible due to the fact they were less stricken by the worldwide marketplace at the same time as the larger companies in the north west and north east were harder hit and so were greater careful. That stated the signs of recovery are greater great inside the north.

Another report from the Servizio Studi e Ricerche di Intesa Sanpaolo focussed on the essential role of human resources in the electronics enterprise. The sector employs 6.Eight% of Italy’s manufacturing group of workers and has the best percentage of people in the EU The region has seen a 10% rise in the quantity of distinctly professional white collar workers within the closing ten years from 20% in 1997 to 30% in 2007, higher than different manufacturing industries. Add to this the high percent of high skilled blue collar people and the electronics industry in Italy has one of the maximum fantastically professional workforces in Europe, excluding Garmany.

The Basics of Industrial Space

Dallas business area is easy to find because of the recession and the popularity of downsizing. Finding assets that suit your wishes is not as clean to locate. Even if the property you are interested in seems like an exceptional deal, it’s far critical to take an excellent take a look at some matters before jumping on the danger to purchase or hire the property.

If you are planning to purchase the industrial property, it’s miles crucial to find out if there are any criminal subjects or tax liens linked with the property that you want to purchase for Dallas commercial space. If the charge appears to correct to be proper, research the motive at the back of the offer, so you can make sure that you understand what you are going to be buying.

Plan to seek advice from an actual estate lawyer that specializes in the industrial actual property so you could have to steer when questions arise concerning the belongings. If the Dallas commercial area doesn’t healthy your gift and ongoing wishes, although the rate is low, it still isn’t a good buy. If you do not foresee see your commercial enterprise remaining at a place for quite a few years you may need to look if you could rent the property which you need to apply for Dallas commercial space. Find a real estate agent this is experienced with the property that may be used for Dallas Industrial space. Commercial actual property agents may have knowledge of industrial funding houses to be had in the Dallas area.

Dallas industrial space may be an investment possibility for the future if you could spare the coins. It is viable to locate Dallas houses at good deal costs because of the recession and the real property crisis. If you’ve got the money available for investment, Dallas commercial area may additionally respect in price as Dallas’s economic system returns to regular. Although volatile, the capability to make a profit is viable in case you buy Dallas industrial space at a bargain rate. This is some other state of affairs wherein an experienced legal professional may be your nice pal.

Buying property that is inside the foreclosures technique may be a volatile funding however it’s far worth research. Do your studies before purchasing any foreclosed belongings considering that there can be tax liens which can be tied to the property. This is especially actual of Dallas industrial area that is already in foreclosure proceedings. It may nevertheless be a great funding however as with any actual estate buy you must recognize what the rate will definitely be. You ought to also have an expert look into the industrial belongings to see what upkeep may also need to be performed.

The structural circumstance of belongings to be bought for Dallas industrial area is a very crucial consideration. Major maintenance may be steeply-priced so you need to ensure the structure is in good shape and as much as code for use as Dallas business area. It is likewise really useful to have the wiring and plumbing inspected via a professional to make sure that it is in compliance with Dallas building codes. It will cost some money to rent a professional to look into the structure however it’s miles something you should not overlook doing. The small fee of having the structure inspected is small in comparison to the fee of important structural repairs. It can also prevent a variety of issues inside the destiny.

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The Relation Between Meat Consumption and Cancer

One of the central philosophies of Global Healing Center is an adherence to a raw, organic, vegan diet. It’s also one of the most controversial. There are many reasons to adopt a vegan diet, such as religious beliefs, a desire to not harm animals, or simply to support one’s health. While we at Global Healing Center do love our animal friends, the reason we promote this lifestyle is because of the health benefits of a mostly plant-based diet. One of the greatest health benefits of a vegan diet is a decreased risk of many types of cancer.

Meat Is Carcinogenic

There is a strong, well-documented, well-established relationship between the consumption of animal products and many types of cancer. An exhaustive nutritional study involving over half a million people found that those who eat large amounts of meat, particularly red and processed meats, faced a significantly higher cancer risk.[1]

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), processed meat is a carcinogen and red meat is “probably carcinogenic.”[2] Before you think this is fringe science or a new theory, consider that the American Cancer Society recommends that you limit your consumption of red and processed meat and other sources of high fat protein, including chicken.[3]

The cancer risk from a diet high in animal protein (20%+ of total calories) is now considered to be on par with smoking. Unsurprisingly, a diet high in plant protein shows no such effect. This could be because plant-sourced protein does not stimulate growth hormones, like IGF-1 (insulin-like growth factor), animal protein does. [4]

IGF-1 in Meat Assists Tumor Growth

IGF-1 is a growth factor that promotes cell division in the body, which is a great thing if you’re a growing child. In adults, however, excess IGF-1 in the body can encourage the growth of tumors. The higher the levels of this hormone, the greater the risk of developing several types of cancer. IGF-1 helps transform normal cells into cancerous cells by both inhibiting normal cell death and stimulating cell division.[4, 5] These corrupted cells, with the help of IGF-1, are better able to metastasize to other areas of the body.[6]

Of course, there are other factors that promote cancer in the body. The amino acid methionine, found primarily in animal products, promotes the growth of tumors and cancer.[7] It’s not just animal protein that elevates your cancer risk, however.

Saturated Fat Increases Cancer Risk

Consuming saturated fat from animal sources also contributes to common types of cancer and decreases the likelihood of surviving a cancer diagnosis.[8] Pancreatic, prostate, breast, and colorectal cancer show the strongest correlation with saturated fat consumption.[9]

The saturated fat found in dairy and red meat increases your risk of developing pancreatic cancer.[10, 11, 12]

A diet high in saturated fat from foods like beef and cheese is linked to aggressive prostate cancer.[13]

Both breast cancer risk and mortality increase with red meat and dairy consumption.[14] Survival rates actually dip significantly with high saturated fat intake after breast cancer diagnosis. Alarmingly, animal product consumption during adolescence seems to predict breast cancer risk years before cancer development and diagnosis.[15, 16]

Up to 50% of all cases of colorectal cancer can be attributed to diet and lifestyle, specifically the consumption of dietary fat, red and processed meat, and dairy.[17] In fact, higher consumption of animal products before diagnosis predicts a higher risk of dying from this type of cancer.[18]

Meat and Pediatric Cancer

What a mother eats during pregnancy can increase or decrease the risk of the child developing some types of childhood cancer. Genetic changes linked to cancer can begin in the womb.[19]

Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) is both the second most common childhood cancer and the second most common cause of mortality for children under 14. The risk of developing ALL is linked to maternal smoking habits[20] and the type of protein the mother consumed while her child was in utero. Eating plant-based protein such as beans, vegetables, and fruit during pregnancy seem to lower the risk of children developing this disease.[21,22]

Brain tumors, which account for 20% of the cases of childhood cancer, are linked to maternal diet during pregnancy.[23] In particular, the consumption of cured meat and sausage seems to significantly increase the risk of brain tumors.[24, 25] Consuming dairy or eggs while pregnant also boosts the risk of the child developing brain tumors. Conversely, a diet high in grains, fresh fish, and cruciferous and yellow-orange vegetables reduces the risk of developing brain tumors.[26]

Lifestyle Is Key to Prevention

Many complex and interconnected factors determine your cancer risk—genetics, environment, exposure to hazardous material, diet. Genetics play a significant role in determining cancer risk. Unfortunately, there’s not a thing any of us can do about the genes we’re born with. Nutrition, however, is something most of us can control. The best thing you can do to reduce your risk of cancer is to switch to a raw, organic, vegan diet.

If you absolutely cannot go all vegan, you should, at least, reduce your consumption of meat and dairy. A 90% vegan diet is much healthier than a mostly carnivorous one. And, I still recommend completely eliminating red meat.

Baby steps are an effective way to elicit change. Start by going completely meatless one day a week. After a month of “Meatless Mondays,” add a “Fruitarian Friday” or “Salad Sunday” to the mix. Continue in this manner until you feel comfortable with a primarily plant-based diet. To help you with this transition, we have many healthy and delicious vegan recipes that include everything from complete dishes to sides and even desserts.

Going vegan will not guarantee that you’ll never develop cancer but it is a strategy that can help reduce your risk.

Do you follow a vegan diet? Do you have any tips for a successful transition? Leave a comment below and share your experience.

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