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| From : KeelyNet BBS | DataLine : (214) 324-3501 |
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| Sysop : Jerry W. Decker | Voice : (214) 324-8741 |
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| Co-Sysop : Ronald Barker | Voice : (214) 242-9346 |
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| File Name : AGE9.ASC | Online Date : 07/18/94 |
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| Contributed by : SYSOP | Dir Category : BIOLOGY |
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| KeelyNet * PO BOX 1031 * Mesquite, Texas * USA * 75149 |
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This file is an amazing piece of information that seems to have correlations
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with several of our other files on AGING. Specifically with regard to the
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regeneration of tissue to the point of regaining an approximately 20 year
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old physique.
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This file is from the book, 'The Enigma of the Unknown' by John Macklin.
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The Secret of Eternal Youth
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Miriam Venter was 48 years old in 1902. But three marriages, nine children and
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the arduous life of a South African settler's wife had almost destroyed the
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beauty for which she had been famous as a young girl.
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Yet a few months after the Boer War ended, two white men were to witness the
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incredible transformation which came over Mrs. Venter: because the careworn,
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middle-aged housewife was suddenly to recapture all the ravishing beauty of her
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youth.
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This was witnessed by Dr. Norman Baker and Chief Magistrate William Wilson,
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together with Paramount Chief Umbandine of the Swazi Nation, and a medicine
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man, Chief Twala.
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"But this is astounding - it's impossible!" exclaimed Dr. Baker, as he looked
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at the attractive YOUNG Mrs. Venter, with the sun glistening on healthy auburn
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curls that only a few weeks earlier had been gray, dull lifeless hair.
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Wilson breathed: "You know what this means? This medicine man has the greatest
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knowledge in the world, the secret of eternal youth!"
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And, in spite of the fact that all Dr. Baker's medical training assured him
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that such an event was literally impossible, Miriam Venter had REGAINED 18
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years of her life.
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In less than three weeks, she had become a REJUVENATED 30-year-old woman, a
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beautiful woman in the prime of life.
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Turning to Chief Umbandine, Doctor Baker said: "This secret will make your
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nation the richest on earth.....this is worth millions!"
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But the Chief shook his head: "The secrets of the Swazi nation cannot be sold,"
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he said.
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There had been many rumors about the "ageless" women of the Swazi nation, but
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Magistrate Wilson, Government Mining Commissioner of the Transvaal, had paid
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little attention to them. He had been sent by the government to Swaziland to
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look into a political problem.
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Immediately he was impressed by the fact that Chief Umbandine's 58 wives were
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SO YOUNG. None looked any older than about 20. The Chief himself was 60, yet
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his first wife, and by custom his chief wife, was certainly no more than 30.
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What puzzled Wilson was that the youngest of her sons must have been AT LEAST
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25!
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It was impossible - or so it seemed - until the Chief explained: "There is a
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secret which belongs to my medicine man Chief Twala. It is passed from father
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to son and NEVER REVEALED to anyone else.
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"At the age of 16 our girls are given a mixture which is secretly prepared by
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Twala. Ten years later they are given another mixture, and so on. EVERY TEN
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YEARS they take Twala's medicine....so our women NEVER GROW OLD."
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When Umbandine told an astounded Wilson that his young looking wife was
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ACTUALLY 45, Wilson became angry, accusing the chief of taking him for an
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idiot. But Umbandine was VERY SERIOUS and challenged Wilson to bring any old
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woman he liked, and Twala would treat her.
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Wilson, however was still unconvinced and rather than appear a fool, he wanted
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further proof. The following day Wilson arranged to have an old woman put into
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a hut. To make sure he would not be the victim of a trick, so that a younger
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woman could not be switched for the old one, he posted his police all around
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the hut to keep a close watch.
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Twala appeared with a small bowl containing a SMOOTH WHITE PASTE. He would not
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let Wilson examine this. But in the next week he again visited the old woman's
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hut with a bowl of the paste, and some liquid in a tin mug.
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Wilson saw the woman each day. To his astonishment he could SEE HER WRINKLES
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were disappearing, her gray hair GROWING DARKER, and her eyes becoming MUCH
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BRIGHTER.
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Three weeks later, Wilson HAD TO ADMIT that he had witnessed the most
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remarkable experiment the world had ever known. But all that Chief Twala would
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say, was that the secret was something his father had taught him, and that it
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ONLY WORKED WITH WOMEN. NEVER with MEN......
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Returning home, Wilson told his friend, Dr. Baker about what he had seen, and
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Baker refused to believe him. "It must have been some kind of trick," replied
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the doctor cynically.
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Then Wilson explained his idea. To take along a middle-aged white woman - a
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volunteer - who would take part in the experiment, which would be studied by
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both of them. Mrs. Venter was chosen.
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After seeing the results on Mrs. Venter, Dr. Baker offered Twala and Umbandine
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a fortune for the formula, but they REFUSED the offer. Nothing could ever buy
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the secret.
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But Baker had made some careful notes while Twala had been treating Mrs.
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Venter, and he had also noted the direction Twala took when he went to collect
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the ingredients for his medicine. Soon afterwards Baker and Wilson camped near
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Twala's route into the mountains.
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They planned to trail him and learn the secret of his magic medicine. Sure
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enough Twala came and they followed him. But they were so intent upon their
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tracking they did not see a leopard stalking them. It mauled Baker badly
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before Wilson shot it. But this brought along a very angry Twala, who was
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incensed at being trailed by the two men, and attacked them with a volley of
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rocks.
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Afraid that Twala would bring warriors after them, Wilson fired a warning shot
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- which accidentally killed Twala. As Baker died shortly afterwards, Wilson
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set off back to the Transvaal alone.
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Many sought the secret of Twala's medicine, but since the old chief had no sons
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to pass the recipe onto, he took it with him to his grave.
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Miriam Venter lived on for another 40 years.....living proof to the astounding
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knowledge of the old African witch doctor. When she died in 1942, Mrs. Venter
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looked HARDLY A DAY OLDER than 35. Yet her birth certificate, her family
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records, and her children all could prove that she was an old woman - aged 88.
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Vangard note
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I know this is an incredible story, but if you correlate it with many
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others relating to rejuvenation, it is impressive. The rejuvenation
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apparently does not go below about a 20 year old body which ties in with
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other rejuvenation stories.
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It is my understanding that aging is the result of an accumulation of dead
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or dying tissues as well as toxins, in addition to a gradual reduction in
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the mitochondrial energy available to help purify the tissues. Stress,
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environment and other factors also play a part.
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The phagocytes/white blood cells 'scan' other tissues and 'read' their
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vitality level. A healthy cell would be either in the process of growth OR
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at maturity. Such a condition would be measured using a percentage of
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vitality. So, any cell that was 70% AND UP would be ignored. Any cell
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that was below 70% would be classified as a target and subject to
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disruption and destruction by the phagocyte.
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If the phagocytes/white blood cells become corrupted, they lose the ability
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to recognize a dying cell. The vitality level that is being used as a
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reference for the phagocytes/white blood cells becomes 'uncalibrated' and
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allows tissue that is significantly lower vitality (lower than 70%) to
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remain alive. Such vitality weakened tissues become subject to outside
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influences (kindling or entraining to stronger patterns) that cause them to
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mutate due to DNA/RNA alterations. Many of these cells can continue to
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reproduce, thus creating other imperfect cells which 'propagate the error'.
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The 'smooth white paste' mentioned in the document must have been made of
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local substances, probably herbs, and possibly a mineral that when properly
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mixed and applied could help to remove toxins from the body by the process
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of cleansing or chelation. There are other techniques for the removal of
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toxins such as a fast (minimal or NO food intake) that might be accelerated
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with certain foods or preparations.
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The mention that this technique ONLY WORKS ON WOMEN, NOT MEN, is a new
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twist which might provide clues not heretofore noticed. This subject has
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applications to health as well as rejuvenation and so it is important that
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it be posted for everyone to be aware of. If you see correlations or other
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anecdotal or factual information regarding this subject, we here at
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KeelyNet would appreciate your sharing it with us, either through
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photocopies or uploads...........thanks!...>>> Jerry
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The Amomum root indicates that there are plants that might be able to
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rejuvenate tissue. Our friend David Fasold writes the following...
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Rejuvenation by use of Amomum...The Root of Life
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researched by David Fasold and published in his book
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"The Ark of Noah"
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Memet and Ahmet (Turkish guides helping David in his quest for Noah's Ark) were
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gesturing for me to come down and look at something growing inside the hulk of
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the Ark. There in a shallow depression, three or four stems stretched up
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through the snow, waist high, withered and dried with faded purple flowers near
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the top. The plant was covered with thorns. "This is something I've been
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meaning to show you, Dave," said Ron (Wyatt). "Could this be what the early
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pilgrims called 'amomum'?"
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(Amomum - an aromatic shrub,
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(Greek, amomon) root of an amomum plant.)
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Ron was aware, too, that Josephus had written it was to be found in a district
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called Carron, which had excellent soil for its production and where it grew in
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abundance. This district or area wherein the amomum could be found also held
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the remains of the Ark-remains which, to his day, Josephus related, were shown
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to those who were curious to see them.
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(Flavius Josephus - historian circa 37-100 A.D.)
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I certainly was curious, and in true Key West tradition (where I lived for five
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years) and treasure-hunting basics, I started to collect charts of my area of
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interest. I struck pay dirt, or hopefully the "excellent soil" Josephus had
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mentioned. It was on a General Staff War Office chart of 1941, well before the
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time I felt the Ark had come to light in recent years, and right on the line of
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Berosus.
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The clue was in the form of a strange notation : "Devsirme Menekse." The first
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word means "to pick up, gather, or collect." During Ottoman times it was a
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term connected with youth, or the gathering of youth for the Janissary corps,
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or a youth so recruited. The second word, "Menekse," is from the Persian word
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benefse. It was the Persians whome the aspiring apothecary of Europe consulted
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in his remedies, and is described as having a violet flower (Viola odorata).
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But it was the root (orris root) or koku that was the subject of interest.
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Could it not then be considered, "Genclik Koku," the fabled youth root?
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Let me uncover for you, Gilgamesh, a secret thing.
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A secret of the Gods let me tell you.
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There is a plant. Its roots go deep, like the boxthorn;
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its spike will prick your hand like a bramble.
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If you get your hands on this plant,
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you'll have everlasting life. (lines 266-270)
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I will carry it to Uruk of the Sheepfold; I will
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give it to the elders to eat;
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They will divide the plant among them.
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Its name is The Old-Man-Will-Be-Made-Young.
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I too will eat it, and I will return to
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what I was in my youth. (lines 280-282)
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Sin-leqi-unninni version
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(The plant's name is sibu issahir amelu, "a return to a man in his prime.")
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(John Gardener and John Maier, Gilgamesh
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(New York : Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1984)
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I had utterly failed in my research to discover what it had looked like or its
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exact identity, yet it did not seem to be an unknown plant.
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In the search for the origin of Amomum, I learned that the phrase "iris root,"
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or orrisroot, was from the European iris, and the underground stmes that have a
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faint odor of violets. It is used in making sachets and tooth powders. The
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orrisroot industry now centers in Florence, Italy, where the roots are scraped,
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dried, and packaged. The United States imports about five hundred pounds of
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the irregular, knobby sticks (about four inches or less in length) a year.
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The iris itself comes from the Greek word for rainbow, which I felt could be
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significant to the Flood story. The root of certain of these bearded irises
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was indeed used in ages past for perfumes, powders, and medicines. Iris, in
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Greek mythology, was the golden-winged goddess of the rainbow and messenger of
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the gods, especially of Hera (Juno). She carried commands of the gods to men,
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traveling on the path of the rainbow.
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Vangard Note
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In discussions with David regarding this mystery root, David says there is a
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very rich man who collects plants from around the world and grows them in
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his own greenhouses as a hobby. This man lives somewhere up around Utah or
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Wyoming and actually wanted him to go to Turkey and bring back one of these
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plants.
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Because the plant is unidentified and could possibly be a drug, the Turkish
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government will not let it out of the country. So David tried to smuggle it
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in various ways, down the side of his pants, in a golf bag, etc. but was
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always caught and the plant confiscated.
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These plants have VERY LONG roots that can easily break off when trying to
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remove it from the ground. Because they are so easily damaged, only a few
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attempts were made to minimize needless destruction of what is potentially a
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source of tremendous benefit.
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If a sample could be brought back, a botanist could check it out and maybe
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samples could be tried on animal/human test cases. David said he ate pieces
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of it and noticed nothing odd.
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It could require other plants or a certain way of ingestion to get some
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useful effect. Then again, there is always the 'probability' we are barking
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up the wrong tree here, but it's worth a shot if there is the remotest
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chance of finding it.
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When I toured California a few years ago, I made it a point to visit the
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Berkeley Botanical greenhouse after a phone call indicated they HAD A LIVING
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SPECIMEN OF AMOMUM. However, when I got there, they had checked on it and
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that specimen had died. The director of Botanical Research and her
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assistant had done some homework and found what was believed to be this
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'Amomum' as well as other cousins of this plant.
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There is an Amomum that grows on an island that is very striking and might
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be 'the ONE'. They showed me pictures of these plants, including the one
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found in Turkey and a couple of them fit the same description of large
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purplish leaves and long roots. So for now, we are at an impasse, but it
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WILL be checked out someday, either by our group or someone who reads this
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file and also gets excited by the implications.
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The following was found up and typed in by of Ronald Barker.
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From the Weekly World News. February 18, 1992.
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JUNGLE FLOWER HOLDS SECRET TO ETERNAL YOUTH!
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By Bruce Turner /In Brazil
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A group of botanists hunting rare plants in Brazil say four members of their
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nine-man team grew mysteriously younger after coming in contact with a bizarre
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flowering shrub.
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This jungle plant - a glossy-leaved bush with flowers resembling the Venus
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flytrap was discovered growing in swampy areas near Belem by the four
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researchers. Several hours after they had cut and handled samples of the rare
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plant, they reported UNUSUAL REACTIONS to its sap. (Remember Twala had a tin
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cup of something as well as the smooth white paste?)
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"Team leader Dr. Alfredo Benitez reported the four botanists returned to
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base camp with a branch of the shrub and within four hours had a
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substantial increase in energy," said a stunning report from a national
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news agency.
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Although other members of the botanical team came in contact with the cut
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sample of the plant, only those who actually visited areas where the plant grew
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have experienced the rejuvenating symptoms, Dr. Benitez said.
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"As far as we know this is an entirely new species and a rare one at that," he
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told a news conference. "We were able to find a total of only 18 plants growing
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in a mile square area. We have no idea whether there will be other plants
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found, but there's no doubt of the importance of our discovery."
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The four botanists who located the shrub - a woman, 35, and three men aged 62,
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58 and 49 - say they were exploring a swamp when they found it. The two - foot
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-high shrub grows in swampy lowlands, they said. Its pale orange blooms have a
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musky, sour odor - as does its sap.
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"The team members reported the sap produced a mild warming sensation when it
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came in contact with the skin," the news report said. "Most remarkable were the
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changes seen in the appearance of the four botanists. All reportedly looked
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healthier and livelier."
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The effects of the strange new plant are apparently permanent, Benitez said
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with no unpleasant side effects.
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"We have received numerous inquiries from pharmaceutical firms from around the
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world interested in the shrub. We plan to return for more samples later this
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year."
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Vangard Note
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One other point I want to mention with regard to the 'oil of antimony' which
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is alleged to cause ALL dead OR DYING tissue to be repelled from the body.
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Within a 24 hour period, a brackish substance (toxins and dead/dying tissue)
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is exuded from all over the skin along with all hair, nails and teeth. The
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tissues are thus PURGED of contaminants which sap the energy from the
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mitochondria. Old tissue that has been expelled is now replaced with
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healthy new tissue to replace that which was expunged.
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There are simply TOO MANY INDICATIONS that rejuvenation of tissue is
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possible! And I just can't understand why so few people can see all the
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ramifications of successful research in this area. Everyone DIES
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eventually, so why can't we extend it in order to do all that we want to do
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and experience life from many angles AT YOUR DISCRETION. I don't know about
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you, but I could easily keep busy, questing and researching for another
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couple of hundred years for starters.
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You will note that Mrs. Venter lived to be a healthy 88 and when she died,
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appeared to be only about 35. This is quite fascinating. SHE DIED and yet
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was youthful in body? The article does not say WHAT SHE DIED OF, disease,
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accident, what? If anyone out there can trace this, please get back to us
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with as much detail as you collect.
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Biblical and other records indicate that the pre-Flood Patriarchs were in
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full vigor, or youthfully vital, despite their advanced ages (averaging 1000
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years OR MORE). If tissue is truly rejuvenated, and this surely is not
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simply OUTSIDE APPEARANCES, then there is no reason that I can see for the
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body to die at 80, 100 or whatever.
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One other point that brings up the 'spook' aspect. WHAT CONTROLS THE FORM
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OF THE TISSUE? Dr. Harold S. Burr and Rupert Sheldrake claim there is a
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field of energy that determines the formation of tissue. This field is
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apparently accessible by SUSTAINED THOUGHT for the purpose of healing,
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enhancing or otherwise altering the physical body. Dr. Burr found that all
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protein is replaced in every human approximately every 158 days (almost 6
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months) which effectively gives you a new body. If the tissue is really
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being rejuvenated, then why do old scars NEVER disappear fully? That is the
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aura at work, also known as the bio-plasmic field, electrodynamic field or
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morphogenetic field which all are expressions of the same thing.
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