From Submarines to Birch Trees

By Dr. David C. Kolbaba

It’s World War II, German submarines are prowling the North Atlantic Sea, attacking ally supply ships.

Scandinavian countries in the Northland are now left starving, for lack of food.

Every ship that was sunk by the German U-boats, left countries like Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark more vulnerable with each passing day.

Those living in the country of Finland sought to find replacements for the terrible shortage of their most basic life-sustaining staples.

In their urgent search, they were led to the large birch forests that carpeted the landscape.

They discovered a remarkable sugar found in the bark of the birch trees.

Not only did this newly-discovered sweetener, known as Xylitol, suffice as a sugar replacement, many other remarkable medicinal attributes were discovered with Xylitol over the years to follow.

These attributes, these later discoveries of this natural sugar, Xylitol, has now become a “present-day” therapeutic compound.

It can help lower the risks of three of today’s most common deadly diseases, not to mention the therapeutic-connection between Xylitol / infectious diseases and infections . . . per se.

And, when I think of all the “useless” information coming at us through our “Life’s-Windshields” every day, this is one item… this one critically-important therapeutic compound, Xylitol, needs to be included in your (what I call) “Lifelong” … “Live-long” Daily supplementation routine!

We’re going to learn today, how utilizing something so safe, so natural, so effective as Xylitol and how it can become a “main-stay” helping to prevent and protect all of us as a true “post-war” ally, for sure!

Rosemary and Memory

Smelling the fragrance of Rosemary has been linked to memory improvement…

Some 75% increase for some.

It turns out that there are compounds in rosemary oil that may be responsible for improvements in memory performance.

One of them is called 1,8-cin-e-ole – and it may act in the same way as the drugs licensed to treat dementia, causing an increase in a neurotransmitter called acetylcholine…..causing better cellular communication….linking thoughts, between cells for retrieval….ie memory retention…etc.

Home experiment in the making?