Maybe The Cavemen Had It Right

We, as a civilized society, seem to have more problems living in a balanced way than say, our fellow ancestors did many moons ago. Water is an issue that continually clouds our minds as we grapple with how to conserve it, use it and move it about the planet. Dumping loads of seawater on a nuclear reactor from a helicopter is not something cavemen had to worry about.

Even well meaning help-the-less-fortunate fund raising walk-a-thons dredge up perplexing 'footprint' issues these days. Those walking 20 miles to raise money for others without water in the eastern hemisphere, usually end up mighty thirsty after their first half mile. How then, DO we rationalize a walk-a-thon to begin with if we end up using a ton of water to replenish 25,000 thirsty, sweaty exercise hounds?

No, cavemen did not live complicated lives and therein lies the crux. They lived off the land and yes they bopped one another over the head with sticks once in awhile. But they weren't prone to sending millions fleeing from radiation either. The ratio of humans-to-water holes was more balanced. One simply knelt down and sucked up Earth's bounty when thirsty. There was no need to work oneself to death so that one could afford to hire a serviceman to install a fancy under-the-sink faucet filter to ferret out lead, chlorine and other city muck from corroded pipes. Cavemen and women lived in relative simpatico with planet Earth. Maybe we're not so advanced after all. Maybe we should each sit back and ponder what we're all doing wrong. Because the more one looks at the whole picture, the more one thinks that maybe the cavemen had it right!

Water To Clear Cancer - A Holisti-View

The recent decade has brought forth some oceanic sized ideas to the age old human dilemma of dis-ease. Thanks to the baby boomers, who now see mortality on the nearer horizon than say a twenty year old spring chick; much focus and effort has been directed toward the stuff that takes us out of our bodies. That stuff is mainly body toxins...which ultimately lead to cancer. Boomers all know how much candy, soda and chips they ate and for how many decades they ate it. Now they see the water on the fall, so to speak.

Aside from a random vacation Tsunami or a tumble backwards down a ski slope, most of us will develop a myraid of ailments: one which will ultimately take us down the path of full transformation back to etherland, whence we all came. In the tradition of breaking traditional medicine, the boomers have gone hog wild in the go-green field in the last decade. Those who gained masters degrees in business, banking and legalese have suddenly turned 'organic farmer' on culled profits from former professions. Some of the new green trenders have even deemed themselves experts in the holistic health field.

And so the new way to heal cancer, so say those amidst the new dawning of human-to-planet consciousness, is to walk in a field of flowers, breathe in the light, rest, relax, laugh and drinks loads of water. The water will wash the toxins away and the laughter and stress-free lifestyle, along with a few garden greens will restore the body to it's former glory. Hence, it may serve to lend a few extra years to those who now stand at the end of their planetary time. Aquaverve has only one thing to say about it all. "We told you so".