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Quote: Originally Posted by Andi Oh man...that sucks about the starfish...but I will say though that it was VERY fragile...the pick that it was attached to was not very sturdy so when you pushed it into the flowers you had to do it VERY gently...Nicole was worried that it would break when I had it and was EXCITED to get it out of her hands that day...she didn't want to be the one to break it ....probably out of fear that us crazy BDW LC brides would come hunt her down! Can I come meet for drinks too? hmmm I think I still have vacation time collected up at work, I think we are ready to go back now!....also it was funny, yesterday Reggie had a bad day at work and told me we were moving to PV! I thought "AWESOME! I am in!" He even started sending me listings from craigslist of places to rent on the beach Andi - when we went down Dec '07 (yes, we've been planning for THAT long! LOL), I was nice and toasty drinking pina coladas and cervezas and I totally tried to convince Martin we should move there. We totally thought about it, I even followed up with Kelley about it Quote: Originally Posted by Andi YES! I am telling you...when we were down there (during the swine mess) our resort was DEAD!!!! bad for the resort but good for us! My mom works for the airlines and she told me yesterday that their flights going to PV now are only about 50% full! as soon as I see some good prices...we seriously might be going back! COME FOR MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You know you two could totally come to the wedding! I would love that!!! Seriously, if you see a great flight deal jump on it chica! We'll be in PV May 19th - 27th. I would laugh my ass off but totally get you a medal (or a round of shots ) if you actually did that. Funny thing is I've talked about you enough some people in our group might actually recognize who you are OMG girls, I leave 1 week from TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We just got back from tanning & Target (got a strapless bathing suit so I won't get tan lines plus some other stuff we needed for the trip). It feels like we're just constantly on the GO! I'm so happy though - I think last night Martin FINALLY realized how close we are and his butt is now kicked into high gear! YAHOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey Morgan Yeah, we're just going for a super rough version. My Uncle (who is a pro nature photographer) just gave me a little mini lecture (haha!) on this because we asked if he would just sit in the front row and video tape us ~ he said no at first but then called today saying "OK, but you have to understand it won't be pro....blah blah" We totally get that! We are spending so much money on our photographer (Elizabeth Medina) so we decided it wasn't worth it to us to have a videographer there because they would just get in the way of the amazing pics we're going to have And I do realize what you're saying - since we'll be right on the beach I don't expect to pick up much sound. This is literally just like a little something for us to look back on so we can at least see ourselves going through the motions - KWIM? Totally not super important to us - if we catch it, great; if not, that's ok too. We just want to give it a try. I think the Flip will be cool cause we can take it with us on our Honeymoon to film gorgeous JAMAICA!!! YAH MON!!! I just emailed my other Uncle who is really into videography to see what type he has because I know he has an HD one and he super *hearts* it. But it may be out of our price range. We were originally going to ask him to just bring his and film the wedding since he seems to really enjoy that, but he's not able to go so thought I'd ask my other Uncle who, although his primary work is in photography, does have video experience. Thanks for the tips! Keep 'em coming! We'll probably wait until later this week to purchase.

Thanks chicas Mother's Day is always a little hard, but last night just hit me. It made me both smile and tear up to read your responses. Thanks for the support Quote: Originally Posted by mummergirl i have to ask, are you incorporating butterflies in your wedding at all? i think it could be another really beautiful way to honor her memory without being too sad on your happy day. Actually last night I wrote my WC and asked if we could do a sort of "Butterfly Release", ya know - like they do with the doves? I don't know if we can swing it... but I'm really trying to find a way to incorporate at least a symbol of a butterfly. K, I'm totally gonna need a hankie for this wedding!! LOL

lol Abbie, I already checked 'em out on FB too Jac, you look gorgeous!!!!!!!!! Definitely a beautiful princess bride CONGRATS!

Hey Morgan, Martin read great reviews on the Flip phones but the one thing they said was they were shaky - and we want it to tape the reception. Do you think that would work?? Obviously we're not thinking super professional but just something that will work nice enough to tape the ceremony.

My Mom passed when I was 17 years old. It's been nearly 9 years now... she had a very rough life and passed away from cirrhosis of the liver. A very hard and sad way to go. When she died, I saw a butterfly fly away. That is my guiding spirit now. Martin and I just got back from celebrating Mother's Day with his Mom. It all of a sudden hit us that we are leaving for our wedding 1 week from TUESDAY!!! Mom, I miss you so much, and I pray that you will be there in spirit on our wedding day to see what a wonderful, caring and brilliant man I chose to spend the rest of my life with. I'm in tears right now, but it's not all sad... just very emotional. I decided the other day to make my something old a gift from my Grandma - she had my parents wedding bands melted down and remade into a pinkie ring for me. It doesn't fit but I have a pouch on my garter belt to hold my "sixpence". I hope I can find that ring and that it will fit into the pouch as well so that I can carry a part of my mom through the ceremony... Mom, I love you...

Any recommendations? We are looking for a small, portable HD video camera to give to one of our guests to videotape the wedding - we're paying a lot for our photographer so do not want a big honkin' camera in the way, but do want the event discretely taped if possible! Something around $200 would be GREAT, but will something at that price level really be worth it?? We'd also take this with us on our HM to take cool videos of Jamaica!

Holy moly girl, IT'S YOUR DAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! May it be all you hoped for and MORE! BIG HUGS!!!!

We've pretty much paid for the entire wedding ourselves, with the exception of his parents paying for the Welcome Dinner. So, we're not planning on getting our parents anything. We will of course thank them at the reception though for all of their love and support through the years I think the picture books after the wedding is fine and will be very much appreciated!!

Quote: Originally Posted by hanna YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My fiance's emergency waiver with the Coast Guard just got approved so we are going to be allowed to travel to Mexico in 3 weeks for our June 5 wedding. Cannot tell you how relieved we are.. Now, just need the ban to be lifted for 5 other guests who are in the CG (3 are groomsmen).. but just so happy to know we can move forward with our Mexico plans! Can't have a wedding without a groom... Wowza, that was a rough couple of weeks! Thanks for all of your support ladies! That is terrific news!!! So happy for you!!! To the June, July & August brides... FINGERS CROSSED! I can't believe they are continuing to cancel trips

Hi Ladies, Nicole, my WC @ Las Caletas, recommended this place for me to have my dress steamed if I need it (not sure whether or not the airline will make me stuff it in an overhead bin). This is from her: Quote: Hey! Yes, there is a great one in Plaza Marina. It is right past the airport heading to the Marina and it is a large plaza with a McDonalds and a Grocery store (Comerical Mexicana). The shop is in the back of the plaza and it is called “Martinizingâ€. Here are the phone numbers : 322.221-0207; 322.221-0970 Honestly, you might want to post that on BDW because TONS of ladies ask me that question and its some good info. Hope that helps!

Quote: Originally Posted by mummergirl omg jaimelynne! i am the same way with "the principle of the thing" and i would have been absolutely livid as well. seems like he raised the price just to screw you ... way to lose a sale! if he only had any idea how much business he just lost by pissing off a BDW bride, lol! jerkoff. glad you found something else! LOL, I know right!! If he was in the wedding biz I would have thrown that out there (about the forum) but since he wasn't I just said I would not recommend them. So I put up a big THUMBS DOWN review on them in the Vendors section! Quote: Originally Posted by foxytv Jaime!!!! I can't believe your big day is almost here!!! I haven't been on in a while and there is so much to catch up on! Man oh man how time flies!!!! Tami! Hey chica! Yes, glad you logged in - you almost missed my "close to the wedding freakout"! HAHA! Don't forget to check back after for awesome pics by our very own, amazingly talented Elizabeth Medina!! I just know she's gonna totally rock Las Caletas (she's never shot there before). Quote: Originally Posted by BachataBride That's awesome Jamie!! I'm glad it worked out!! Which one did you get?? I want to know how it is - I may have to get DH one!! THanks again so much for helping me!!!! I got the "Black Leather Men's Watch Collector Case" Leather Watch Cases - Black Leather Men's Watch Collectors Case Leather Watch Cases - Black Leather Men's Watch Collectors Case Designed with functionality and style equally in mind, this handsome leather watch case holds 6 watches. A handy pouch on the underside of the lid holds spare watch batteries and other items. The exterior is genuine leather in a classic black color, embossed with a handsome basket weave design. The keyed lock closure is highly polished brass. Measures 13" wide x 4 1/2" deep x 3 3/8" high. I think he's gonna love it! I just hope he doesn't think there's a watch in there - LOL!

FYI girls ~ Nicole says the BDW starfish @ LC must be retired after me. It's on its last leg Quote: Also, after you, the starfish needs to be retired. It is breaking and very weak – I told Andi already and I was worried to take it into my hands in case something happened. Maybe someone else can bring one down as well – a new one ~ Nicole We are starting to get our final details sorted out! I still need to work on our song list for the DJ, set up seating arrangements, send her a pic of the centerpieces I like (fresh cut limes in a small vase with fuschia flowers set it in ), etc. We are meeting Nicole @ the lighthouse in the Marina for drinks 1 week from Wednesday!! Holy cow, I can hardly believe it! I feel like we've totally bonded (mostly through emails though I did meet her in person a year ago), and it's like seeing a friend you haven't seen in, well, a year! haha! Can't wait to run and give her a lol Uhhhm, what else? I guess that's all I can think of to add to the thread for now!

Thanks Danielle! btw, I just went ahead and ordered a different box from Gemstone Globes - Childrens Jewelry - Gold Bangle Bracelets - 14k Discount Wedding Bands - Masonic Rings - Gemstone Globe They were much easier to work with! It was already discounted 35%, plus I was able to save an additional 10% AND add in 3 day select shipping to make sure it arrives on time - all for about $101. Less than the other product would have been. And now I have a great present to present to Martin on our wedding day Screw you watchcases.com! LOL

btw, I just went ahead and ordered a different box from Gemstone Globes - Childrens Jewelry - Gold Bangle Bracelets - 14k Discount Wedding Bands - Masonic Rings - Gemstone Globe They were much easier to work with! It was already discounted 35%, plus I was able to save an additional 10% AND add in 3 day select shipping to make sure it arrives on time - all for about $101. Less than the other product would have been. And now I have a great present to present to Martin on our wedding day Screw you watchcases.com! LOL

I just had a horrible and ridiculous experience with them. I emailed them on Tuesday (their website says they will get back to you the same day) asking if they could help me out because I had a 10% discount coupon for $100+. Well, my total came to $99.97 - just THREE CENTS OFF! SO I very kindly explained my situation (only have a $100 budget, and with shipping it would have cost me $112). It took them until TODAY to write me back and they refused to help at all and basically said (in my words) "well, this is priced way too low, so no. Good luck if you want to go elsewhere". I let him know I am in sales and he handled this completely inappropriately. I told him I was not interested in his "retort", I simply wanted to now find out what the shipping time would take (since I'm not 3 days behind in my order!!!). He told me I had to place the order by 3pm EST. Fine. He wanted my address to confirm how long it would take. Fine, sent! Then about 15 mins before 3pm EST I emailed him letting him know I was going forth with the order because at that point if I waited any longer it would be TOO LATE. I told him this was a very special present for my husband-to-be on our wedding day. He didn't care. EVERYTHING ON THEIR SITE TALKS ABOUT HOW GREAT THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE IS, and I'm here to say it's NOT - at least in my experience!! The kicker is, I just went to order it and they *just* RAISED the price up to $153.33 (+ 12 shipping = way over my budget!). Are you freaking KIDDING ME?? Those f@ckers. Horrible experience. I will not get that time back, so now I've got to try and search for something else to get Martin in 10 days!!! I'm furious. I let them know I would tell everyone I know about their poor customer service and shady/sketchy practices. SO, there you go! That's MY experience with Watch Winder Watch Cases.com|Automatic Watch Winders |Orbita Winder Watch Boxes Eilux. Needless to say I will NOT be using their services. I hope this saves some of y'all some hassell, just in case you were thinking of getting your FI/DH a nice watch box (their products do look great, btw!!! Too bad I couldn't see it in person! I'm sad about this because Martin's the one missing out ) Ok, that's my P.O.ed thread for the day.

Quote: Originally Posted by BachataBride I'm much like you Jamie - I would not buy it from them just on principle!! Can you check any of the other sites I sent you?? You might find one just (or almost just!) as nice for a better price & customer service. It wouldn't hurt to take an hour to do this I wouldn't think! Good Luck hun!! OHHHH I am livid!! They just raised the price on me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! F@ckers. Sorry, I am completely pissed. The guy took way too long writing back to me, and then the priced just "happened" to be raised. I'm shaking ~ I was going forth spending the money anyways. I told him I am pissed and I will let everyone I know how poor of a Customer Service dep't they have and how sketchy they are!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I refuse to deal with them ~ they bumped up the price by nearly $54. If he had gotten back to me earlier I would have received the discounted price of $99.97. PISSED!!!! DO NOT BUY FROM THEM!!!! (Watch Winder Watch Cases.com|Automatic Watch Winders |Orbita Winder Watch Boxes Eilux) I've been telling Martin about this (though he doesn't know what it is)... I think he's just not going to get a gift That makes me sad I don't have time for this BS!

Ok, I totally HATE confrontation but this is the email I just sent them: Quote: A couple of days ago I could have placed the order with regular shipping. Would I now have to pay expedited shipping? Honestly I am not impressed with the slight arrogance in your email. If I did not like the product so much, I would go elsewhere. It could have been stated better - no need to "brag or boast" about how much you COULD sell them for, this is what they are listed at. I am in sales and would never say that to a client. Good way to lose a potential repeat client (not to mention other clients over word of mouth). Regardless, you are entitled to your own approach - I would not like to hear your "retort" on this. I would simply like to know what I'd have to do in order to have the box here on time. I need this info ASAP, as we are on a tight deadline. We are leaving for our Mexico wedding on May 19th, so I'd need it May 18th or earlier.

Happy Birthday, Betsy!!!

Great ideas! I love the shot glasses, koozies (we're getting one for every guest!), cigars/cigar cutters/lighters, keychain bottle openers, etc.! All great ideas I think we may go look around for some of these things to add since we're arriving about 3 days before the rest of our guests! I've heard they're currently having big sales in most of the tourist destinations (in the little shops, etc.) so if we can get some cheap shot glasses and things like that I think that would be perfect!!

Quote: Originally Posted by KristinaM I can't believe your wedding is almost here!!! I love the koozies and everything is going to be beautiful!! As for the box-- that was certainly crappy how the handled it.. but if you're short on time and ideas- you may just want to suck it up and order. Or see if theres something else you need for an upcoming gift on the site to get your free shipping and take care of something else?? You're right, I should probably just suck it up - OOOOhhhhh, that makes me mad though!! LOL Quote: Originally Posted by edna Oh Jamie, finally your wedding is here as Mel mentioned I remember your engagement trip as yesterday!!! I loved the box, as Kristina mentioned , you should get it , clock never stops! Edna! Can you believe it?? I remember you, me and Amy all planning our weddings so long ago! I am so excited ~ we leave for Vallarta in 11 days! So much to get done, but we are REALLY excited!!! Give me an update on how things are going for you!

Btw, this is the email I *just* got back from Watch Winder Watch Cases.com|Automatic Watch Winders |Orbita Winder Watch Boxes Eilux Quote: Jaime Miller, The reason we have the $100 limit is we would loose money on such a sale with the 10% coupon. The item is already reduced. Sorry, the prices are what they are. We should probably raise them back to the normal price since they will likely sell out at full price. Go ahead and place your order if you can afford to spend slightly more than you initially planned, otherwise good luck in your quest for a different gift. Sincerely, Customer Service www.WatchCases.com You must email us for all Return Authorizations. RMA's are not given via telephone. Our Hours: M-F,10-4 Eastern Time Closed Weekends & all major Holidays. Seriously, you can't forgive the THREE CENT difference?!?! I thought it was a tasteful way of being rude personally. I'm torn - I love the box, but I am not liking the way they handled this (not to mention I ALREADY needed to order it!!). I'm in sales, and I'd waive the THREE CENT DIFFERENCE just to get repeat clients!! SO now I'm torn, do I go against what I'm feeling towards them and buy the box anyways? Or do I look for something else (or go with a different company)??

Jeni - great teaser pics, love it! verh - I don't think it would matter. If that's what you need to do, then go ahead and do it! I'm sure they'll appreciate the tip no matter what

wow, great deal Edna! HI, btw - long time no see!

Hi ladies, Ok - this is a VERY long letter from my Integrative Medical Doctor, Dr. Jerry Tennant, in response to all the phone calls they are receiving at their office. (If you want the references, I can give them to you - they're just very lengthy to list here). Quote: Swine Flu—What Should I Do? Jerry Tennant, MD April 30, 2009 The news media run the swine flu epidemic as its lead story. Everyone from the Director of the World Health Organization to President Obama is warning of the dire consequences of swine flu. Our office is getting calls and emails about what to do. So what are the facts? Indeed, there have been pandemics in the past. The best known are the bubonic plague between 1339 and 1351 AD and the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918. However, there have been dire warnings of pandemics that never happened. Many remember the swine flu disaster of 1976 when the government killed dozens and injured hundreds with harmful vaccines while few died from the “eminent pandemicâ€. President Ford was gearing up to force vaccination on the entire population when the vaccine began to create havoc. Claims of over $1.3 billion came from victims of the vaccine that caused severe paralysis, Guillain-Barre Syndrome, and death of 25. So is the fiasco of 1976 repeating itself or is this for real? The call for mandatory vaccination is being discussed again—as soon as a vaccine can be prepared. One thing different now is that laws have been passed so those damaged by vaccines cannot sue the vaccine makers! What is new about this virus is that it has a mixture of DNA from animals, birds, and humans! Normally viruses are species specific. Viruses that cause illnesses in hogs can rarely be transmitted to humans, but that virus usually cannot be transmitted human-to-human. Although some express confusion about how this virus could have mutated in a way that a hog virus and a bird virus could mix with a human virus and cause human to human transfer, it is known that mixing of viral DNA has been done in laboratories. Whether that is what happened in this current virus is not clear. Is this virus a natural mutation or was it made in a laboratory and somehow got into the population? Was it simply released in Mexico and spread from there? There is reason to wonder. Earlier this year, Baxter flu vaccines contaminated with H5N1 - otherwise known as the human form of avian flu, one of the most deadly biological weapons on earth with a 60% kill rate - were received by labs in the Czech Republic, Germany, and Slovenia. It was first given to animals and killed all that received it! The H5N1 virus on its own has killed hundreds of people, but it is less airborne and more restricted in the ease with which it can spread. However, when combined with seasonal flu viruses, which, as everyone knows, are super-airborne and easily spread, the effect is a potent, super-airbone, super-deadly biological weapon. “In 1970 the discovery of a cell enzyme, called “reverse transcriptase†by Howard Temin and David Baltimore, allowed molecular biologists to detect so-called retroviruses in some animal cancers. It was soon recognized that retroviruses could be found normally in the genes of many animal cells, and that scientists could manipulate these viruses to produce detrimental effects on the immune system. In “species jumping†laboratory experiments, many viruses were transferred between different animal species and were adapted to human cells. The earliest AIDS cases in America can be clearly traced back to the time period when the hepatitis B experiment began at the New York Blood Centre. The Centre began injecting gay men with multiple doses of the experimental vaccine in November 1978. The inoculations ended in October 1979, less than two years before the official start of the epidemic. The hepatitis B experiment, which inoculated over 1,000 healthy gay men in 1978 in New York, was a huge success with 96% of the men developing antibodies again the hepatitis virus. This high rate of success could not have been achieved if the men were immuno-suppressed, because immuno-suppressed people do not easily form antibodies to the vaccine. The experiment was followed by similar hepatitis B experiments using gay men in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Denver and St. Louis, beginning in March 1980 and ending in October 1981, the same year the epidemic became official.†<http://www.newdawnmagazine.com/Article/The_Secret_Origins_of_AIDS.html> The Secret Origins of AIDS: Facts, Fallacies & Conspiracy Theories Except for the fact that the DNA of this virus is suspect, we should not expect to have an epidemic that kills many people. One of the reasons is that viruses usually do n0t kill people—they just make you feel bad. What killed the majority of people in 1918 was that the flu allowed people to get bacterial pneumonia from Streptococcus. That is what kills you. We are much better able to deal with bacterial pneumonia now than they were in 1918. However, the genetically altered viruses like the AIDS virus have killed many. That is the reason for current concerns. In 1897, the German company Bayer patented aspirin. Their patent expired in 1917, just at the end of World War I. Many of the returning American soldiers brought it back to their families. It was the first time that there had been widespread use of aspirin with the flu. It is known that when a virus attaches to a cell, it cannot duplicate if there is a fever, but it will make a million copies of itself if the temperature is low. Thus lowering temperature with drugs allows viruses to multiply! It is also known that aspirin and drugs like it suppress the immune system making it easier for bacteria to grow. This makes it easier for pneumonia to occur. It is not clear how much aspirin contributed to the spread of the 1918 flu. A current problem is that the antiviral drugs, Tamiflu® and Relenza® lower body temperature. It is not uncommon to see people get the flu and start one of these drugs. They feel better. Then a week later, they have pneumonia. Since 2003, there have been multiple warnings that the H5N1 bird flu virus would kill millions of people. Only 257 people are known to have died from the bird flu! Over 1,000,000 people get malaria every year, but there are no dire warnings from the World Health Organization or President Obama about malaria! Can there be other reasons that we are being frightened about a flu pandemic? The Bush administration bought $1.4 billion of Tamiflu® “to combat the bird fluâ€. The Obama administration wants to buy enough to treat 25% of the American population. Other governments are stockpiling it as well. This is despite the fact that Tamiflu® doesn’t work for the bird flu and is not likely to work for the swine flu either. “After following WHO protocols in treating 41 victims of the H5N1 bird flu virus (19% of the worldwide cases of bird flu reported to date), Nguyen Tuong Van, MD, who runs the intensive care unit of the Center for Tropical Diseases in Hanoi, Vietnam concluded that Tamiflu®, the drug most widely stockpiled around the world to combat a potential bird flu pandemic, is "uselessâ€. (Wikipedia) Thus, the American taxpayers paid billions of dollars for a drug to treat about 100 cases per year of the bird flu. Someone made a lot of money from a drug that does not work for an epidemic that never happened. They are making even more money this year. If only we were using that money for something useful like treating malaria! So what if this new virus does cause widespread flu? What if I am wrong about this being history repeating itself? What should you do? There are several simple steps you can take to help prevent yourself from getting colds and the flu. 1. Vitamin D is made when you expose significant amounts of your skin to the sun. It takes about 20 minutes a day to make what you need. The vitamin D blocks the sites on cells where viruses normally attach. Thus taking vitamin D3 in 2000 to 5000 international units per day significantly reduces your chances of getting a viral infection. It is interesting to note that “flu season†is during the cold months when you do not expose your skin to the sun. It is also interesting that the bubonic plague of the 1340’s was also known as the “Little Ice Age†because of unusually cold temperatures in Europe. The 1918 flu epidemic occurred in the winter. You can do a blood test to see if your vitamin D levels are low, but in my practice, I have never seen a normal test in someone who was not taking supplements. 2. Iodine kills all single-celled organisms and viruses. They can never become resistant to it. If you have enough, you body will put 30 times as much iodine in the parts of the body exposed to the outside world as it has in the blood. This envelopes you in a shield of protective iodine to keep you from getting infections. You should take 12.5 mg of iodine per day. The brands are iThroid®(RLC Labs) and Iodoral®. 3. Vitamin C is important to keep the body working correctly. The only species that cannot make their own vitamin C are humans, guinea pigs and primates. You need about 5000 mg of powdered vitamin C or 1000 mg if taken with phosphatidyl choline. The book Curing the Incurable, Vitamin C and Infectious Disease and Toxins by Thomas Levy, MD looks at 1200 medical articles about killing infections with vitamin C. We have been successful in curing even penicillin-resistant staph (MRSA) with IV vitamin C. 4. Nano-particles of silver kills microorganisms efficiently, even resistant ones like MRSA and pseudomonas. Take one teaspoonful, three times a day. I use it when I need an antibiotic, not every day. 5. Essential oils are extracted from plants or manufactured in a lab. The natural ones are therapeutic. The manufactured ones smell nice but have no health benefits. About 95% of those sold in the US have no effect. However, the pure essential oils are very powerful. The spices are particularly great at killing microorganisms. It is interesting that the spice traders did not get the bubonic plague. Make a tea with a few drops of therapeutic cinnamon and clove oil mixed with a tablespoon of coconut oil and a tablespoon of raw, local honey. 6. Methylene blue has been used for years to kill viruses in our blood supply. See the references below. Professor Charles McWilliams says, “Here's the down and simple: tell you viral patients to get unadulterated 3% hydrogen peroxide, like that found in valu-mart or dollar stores. The cheaper the better. Also, get a one-dollar bottle of methylene blue. If not available at the drug store, go to the pet shop for the same. As a tonic, four times daily: a full glass of water, 1 tablespoon of H2O2, and a few drops of methylene blue. Drink!†Your tongue and urine will be blue, but that is better than a few days in bed with the flu. 7. I also use the Tennant Biomodulator • to be sure the voltage in every organ is normal. It is hard to have infections if voltage (and thus oxygen levels) is normal. 8. Wash your hands and clothing frequently. These things are easy and inexpensive. Most are in stock in our office. In the unlikely event the flu spreads, you will have taken precautions to keep from getting it or at least shortening its course. I have put more reading material and references below if your want more information. Be Well! Jerry Tennant, MD, MD(H), DNM [https://app.icontact.com/icp/loadima...5d/image/jpeg] 9901 Valley Ranch Parkway East Suite 1015 Irving, TX 75063 Phone 972-580-1156 Fax 972-580-0715 [email protected]<mailto:jt...ns titute.com>