Creating Heaven on Earth

Presentations to the County Commissioners

For over 5 years, I presented solutions to the many problems and concerns of the County from the perpective of natural healthcare. As a natural healthcare consultant and author of the book, "Extraordinary Healthcare," I've seen how better nutrition and reduced stress substantially improves our quality of life. This helps everyone to stay healthy physically and mentally, and also improves behavior and emotional stability, leading to improved relationships and better family life.

How to Make Kombucha the Easy Way 

For several years I've made presentations to our County commissioners regarding ways to improve our quality of life and the quality of health in our County. One of the interesting things I discovered was that the quality of our food supply is substantially compromised. This loss of nutritional quality is responsible for a lot of suffering. It not only affects our physical health, but our mental and emotional health as well.

There are two main factors: 1) processed foods (and junk foods) and 2) the poor quality of our agricultural soils and products grown on them. Processed foods are substantially devitalized. In this post I just want to address one simple thing that we can do in every neighborhood to reduce one of the most serious and egregious processed food. It’s one “food” that’s responsible for a substantial portion of our collective food budget — soft drinks. Even back in 2004, we produced over 500 cans of soda per person, per year. More than a can a day. Most of these drinks are sweetened with high fructose corn syrup, a well-known health disaster. Some experts say it’s the primary cause of diabetes. (see red column chart)

Preventing Drug Abuse by Creating a Cultural Renaissance

How Iceland Prevents Drug Abuse in School Children

The Guide

How to Be Happy, Healthy, and Overcome Addictions Naturally

© Sri Ananda Sarvasri, April 2017, Version 1.01

Use Colloidal Silver to Give Yourself a Second Immune System
A hundred years ago, silver was a part of our diet. It was one of the trace minerals in all our foods. Today, our soils have been destroyed by poisonous chemicals and our crops no longer take up enough trace minerals. Commercial non-organic agriculture destroys the soil organisms that prepare mineral nutrition for plant roots. Now, it takes 26 apples to equal the iron content of just one apple from 1950! Trace minerals, like iron, iodine, cobalt, selenium, and silver are an essential part of our diet. We don’t need much, but like iodine, if we don’t have these trace minerals, it’s a major problem. A lack of silver is a major problem because it was one of the trace minerals that gave us a second immune system.