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One guy in the BBC news used the "D" word. namely that the bank of England was acting to avoid a depression. And also the BBC news suggested that the economics was going to be worse that it has been for 100 years. Which pretty much says depression to me.

Spooky2.com has now added the Frequency set to help treat coronavirus on their software which runs their frequency generators for their rife frequency system. They are also offering a 5% discount for this month only for those who are interested. I'm only telling you this because I think it might be ...

Bioethanol fireplace to provide some heat if all else fails, trangea and gas canister camping stoves just in case. watering can for the bathroom so that you can still have a shower with water (you have heated on your alcohol and camping gas stoves) if the boiler is on the blink. candles. You gotta h...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabidiol

And its legal to buy in shops. Uncontrolled and the WHO says its pretty low risk. The health benefits are supposed to be amazing (and can sometimes be quite good fun)

You may be able to store some tins under the bed at a push. A bioethanol fireplace (cheap sort) can be useful in a power cut in case the heating goes in the colder months. Tea light candles are cheap solution for the short term lighting and there's tonnes of cheap lanterns and torches available. Enj...

I have started to take CBD for the purposes of (allegedly!) helping my health. It does really seem like a supplement that's worth researching. its just a shame that we aren't allowed to grow it in the UK unless we go through many hoops (so I'm not going to and i dont really recommend anyone else doe...

My interest in bioelectric health is for many reasons. Experience shows me that there is something in it, but I cant say precisely how far (on the basis of personal experience) that one can go with it. The idea is that unlike supplements, you buy the equipment once and it lasts you for years. The di...

Physiotherapist told me to do pilates so I do that once a week and have been since january. I thought pilates was a silly girly exercise. it turns out its hard as buggery and really puts a strain on the body and is doing wonders for me. so if you have a crap body like mine and you need exercise mayb...

I heard the IMF said that 2020 will be a bit tricky, so I am planning on having no outstanding credit before then.

Got myself a thundervolt zapper and a contact rife machine on order to assist with current and future health issues.