Death Quote by Daniel P. Reid

““Nootropic drugs can be important weapons in the battle against premature degeneration,senility, and death.””

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“Food has become a cause of disease rather than a guardian of health in the modern world. Once regarded as the central pillar of…

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“Vitamin C also protects other tissues from free-radical damage. Whenever it encounters a free radical, it sacrifices one of its own electrons in order to 'pacify' and neutralize the intruder, destroying itself in the process. This running battle between vitamin C and free radicals occurs hundreds of thousands of times per second, and if you fail to supply your body…

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“Choline, an amino acid often prescribed for poor memory, absent-mindedness, and other cerebral inneficiencies associated with senility, is therapeutically impotent unless taken in conjunction with a large dose of vitamin B5. Choline is the basic building block the brain uses to produce the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, deficiencies of which are associated with symptoms of senility, but without the synergistic presence of…

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“The herbs he recommended most highly for promoting health and prolonging life were ginseng, gotu kola, Polygonum multiflorum, and garlic.”

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“In short, to empty the mind means 'to polish the mirror', thereby permitting clear reflections of external phenomena and spontaneous insights into the true…

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“A large dose of niacin is one of the most rapid and reliable ways to pull a person out of a bad trip on…

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“In light of the evidence against antibiotics, you should think twice before using them, and when you do, you should increase your daily dosage…

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“Flexibility, spontaneity, and complete freedom of thought and action are the only ways to respond successfully to the constant flux of nature and thus…

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“When the mind is clear and calm, the images it reflects are real and the knowledge it gathers is true. When the mind is…

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“Besides robbing us of health and vitality, emotions constitute the greatest obstacle to spiritual cultivation by diverting energy and attention from internal development to…

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“Only firm intent and alert awareness can muster the will-power required to liberate yourself from the simian clutches of the emotional mind, which clings…

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“Without sufficient supplies of vitamin C, the spinal cord deteriorates from chronic free-radical damage caused by lipid peroxidation, and the entire body then becomes…

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