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Table of Contents
(Volume 6, Number 4)
Nutrient Replacement Therapy Enhances Survival and Laboratory Parameters of HIV-Positive Patients Concerning Bacillus firmus from the Microbiological Laboratory Problems Associated with Cardiac Arrhythmia Professor Günther Enderlein, Doctor of Philosophy Creator of a New Theory of Bacteria and Health Some Factual Considerations about the "Endobiont Problem" Spagyrism and Alchemy Report of Findings from Microscopic Examination of Fresh Blood from Two Patients with Hodgkin's Disease and Three Patients with Malignant Tumors |
Toward a New Medical Order, Part IV Pleomorphism as a Therapeutic Principle Balance or HAARP? Immanuel Velikovsky: Heretic-Savant Why Is Irritability, Anger and Viciousness Increasing? Scientific Background Information Concerning "Cosmic Energy" Water as a Healing Element in the Land of Egypt Water, The Chemistry of Life, Part III Effectiveness & Side-Effects of Laxatives Versus Natural Digestive Aids for Chronic Constipation Why Chemotherapy Causes Hair Loss |
Article Summaries Immanuel Velikovsky: Heretic-Savant Immanuel Velikovsky created a revolution in astronomy, archaeology and ancient history when his best-selling "Worlds In Collision" was published in 1950. Two generations later, his students continue to challenge accepted dogma about the solar system, archaeological dating methods, ice ages, the extinction of species, the origin of the asteroid belt, the danger of comets of meteors, and the cataclysmic destruction of ancient civilizations by their "planetary" dieties. This article describes Velikovbsky's incredible struggle against academic censorship and the blatant suppression of his work in what was nothing less than a 20th century Inquisition. Related Web Sites: |
