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Rhododendron oil, Lovage oil and the SPE Polarity Balancing Blend formula; Cordyceps for energy, stamina, adrenal support and the immune system

by | Nov 3, 2023 | SPE NHSS Members

Today, I am going to discuss the 2 essential oils that I have just added to the latest SPE Polarity Balancing Blend formula: Rhododendron Oil  and Lovage Root Oil. I will explain what these oils add to the Polarity Balancing Blend.  I have begun blending my first batch now for those people who have placed orders. You can place your order for the SPE Polarity Balancing Blend, simply by e-mailing me. Cost = $45 per 5 ml.  I suggest that the blend be most often used in a 2% or 4% dilution. When doing polarity balancing (involving the balancing of polar opposites including positive and negative charges; yin and yang, etc.), it may be best to stay with even number percentages. If you would like […]

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Arterial Plaque vs. Elevated Blood Cholesteroland Increased Heart Attack Risk; Dangers of Statin Drugs  Part I

Arterial Plaque vs. Elevated Blood Cholesteroland Increased Heart Attack Risk; Dangers of Statin Drugs  Part I

This article by Dr. Berkowsky challenges the long-held belief that elevated cholesterol causes heart disease. It refutes the idea of “bad” cholesterol, highlighting its essential roles in producing hormones, vitamin D, and maintaining cell and brain health. High cholesterol may instead be a symptom of other issues, such as liver or thyroid problems.

Also learn about statin drugs, commonly prescribed to lower cholesterol, for their serious side effects. These include depleting CoQ10 (vital for heart and muscle function), causing muscle pain, nerve damage, and potentially increasing cancer risk.

A recent study is cited, suggesting that existing arterial plaque, not cholesterol levels, is the primary predictor of future buildup and heart attack risk.

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Acupoint Self-massage for Overactive Nighttime Urination

Since one of the acupoints in a Stomach 36 protocol, Conception Vessel 4 (CV4; aka Ren 4), is very helpful regarding nocturia as well, I thought I would describe a simple technique using that point that may prove helpful for reducing the urge to urinate at night.

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The Wide Spectrum Potential of the use of Moxa, Color Lights and Essential Oils on Acupoint Stomach 36; Entry link for Member’s live class: Tuesday 6/24/25

The Wide Spectrum Potential of the use of Moxa, Color Lights and Essential Oils on Acupoint Stomach 36; Entry link for Member’s live class: Tuesday 6/24/25

Read this article to view videos for Parts 1 & 2 of a 3 part discussion regarding the use of moxa, color lights and essential oils on one of the most important of all acupoints: Stomach 36. Chinese medicine teaches that everyone over 30 years old should do moxa therapy on Stomach 36, and that those over 40 should do it multiple times per week, to maintain health and help ensure longevity. Part 3 of this discussion will be presented in the upcoming live members class and the final live class before the summer break (July and August) scheduled for this Tuesday, 6/24/25. Find the entry link at the end of today’s Journal issue. I will demonstrate how to use both a moxa stick and moxa cones.

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