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May 11, 2009
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Testimonials

Many people have experienced amazing results and changes as a result of working with Warren King and following his advice. If you have your own story to tell, so that others can be encouraged to work on themselves and their own health, feel free to submit your own testimonial. Just email us your testimonial and we'll publish it on our blog. --- Infertility Help I saw Warren King a few years ago & the visits changed my life! I went to him seeking analysis of my diet & how I could improve on it & to make sure I did not have any food allergies etc. Much to my surprise I ended up getting much more out of it than expected. Besides customizing my diet, he absolutely cured...

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Mind, Body and Spirit Interview – Part Two

May 11, 2009
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Interviews

The Power of food: An Interview with Warren King Recorded on the TV show: Mind, Body and Spirit with host Tina Johnson Tina: Welcome to our show Mind Body and Spirit, I'm your host Tina Johnson. Warren King, a healing practitioner, has seen over 10,000 consultations in over five years. He has seen a common thread between most of his clients. What do you think that common thread is? Let's find out. Warren, welcome to our show. Warren: Thank you Tina, it's great to be back. Tina: Our show today is “The Power of Food”. There are a lot of people who need, or feel like they need, to be healed. You have had over 10,000 consultations in five years, you're a busy man! Warren: I would be less busy if people...

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Mind, Body and Spirit Interview – Part One

May 11, 2009
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Interviews

An Interview with Warren King Recorded on the TV show: Mind, Body and Spirit with host Tina Johnson Tina: Hi, my name is Tina Johnson and welcome to our show, Mind Body and Spirit. We are fortunate to have an incredible healer here who is located in the Twin Cities. Warren King is our guest today and Warren integrates many holistic healing methods into his practice. Warren helps people to heal. Thank you for being here. Warren: Thank you Tina, it’s good to be here. Tina: Warren, you are gaining such a reputation out in the community from helping people to heal serious problems and chronic disease. What are you doing and what do you attribute your success to? Warren: I don’t think I’m doing anything particularly different than everyone else, except...

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Qigong Exercises

May 11, 2009
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Qigong

Qigong Exercises Click to go to: Cleansing the Lungs Si Sound for Nourshing the Lungs Strengthening the Kidneys Chui Sound to Ensure Kidney Health Massage the Abdomen to Strengthen the Stomach and Spleen Hu Sound to Strengthen the Stomach and Spleen Xu Sound to Calm the Liver Easing the Liver Ke Sound to Ease the Heart Fire Cleansing the Lungs STEP 1: Stand with your feet shoulder width apart, head and body upright, eyes looking straight ahead. Men: keep your right hand on top of your left hand and place a little below the navel. Women: keep your left hand on top of your right hand and place a little below the navel. STEP 2: Press gently as you exhale through your mouth and draw your abdomen in. As you exhale, bend your upper body forward.Imagine touching your abdomen to your back. Then, straighten your body and breath naturally....

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The Archangel Ritual

May 11, 2009
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Inspiration, Spiritual Healing

The Archangel Ritual   Heart: Seat of Central Power in the Body  Love and Adoration   Call on Chamuel and Charity if you are having trouble meditating or loving someone. Call on them if you are depressed or fearful.  Imagine a petal pink light ray pouring into and surrounding your heart. Ask God to call upon the third pink ray and the loving energy of Archangel Chamuel and Charity (Repeat these names nine times as if you are calling them). PRAYER: Thank you for increasing in me the vibrations of adoration that express the universal law of Divine love and the desire to create beauty and harmony, especially in my work as an artist, musician, and peacemaker. Help me to feel unconditional love for my chosen vocation, and for all humankind. Draw out the...

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The Stomach – Diagnosis

May 11, 2009
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Organ Health

The Stomach-Diagnosis Your Food Includes All of Life’s Experiences by Bill Tims Recently I was in the intensive care ward of Massachusetts General Hospital to visit a close friend of mine who was fighting for his life with acute duodenal ulceration, kidney failure, severe edema, and a rapidly weakening heart condition. As I entered the quiet, sterile, yet busy room, I was instantly consumed by a heavy cloud of death. As I approached what was to be my friend’s deathbed, I saw him lying there, unconscious, swollen beyond recognition, and punctured like a pin cushion with intravenous needles for injecting both food and medications. A sudden mixture of emotions simultaneously arose in me. It was fear of death; a strange combination of gratitude toward the doctor and nurses caring...

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The Stomach

May 11, 2009
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Organ Health

The Stomach You Needn't Be Diamond Jim Brady to Have a Champion Stomachs will hold just about anything we put in. To most people, the stomach is the fool of the body-after all, its only dream in life is to fill itself with food, and it has to be a dummy to tolerate the abuse we give it at times. The stomach has few talents compared to other organs, but what it does-taking in and processing large amounts of food-it does extremely well. An elephant’s stomach calmly takes in up to 750 pounds of grass and green leaves every day, while large snakes swallow whole pigs and antelopes, and alligator stomachs think nothing of digesting turtles, shell and all. Not to be outdone by our lower relatives, human beings...

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The Pancreas

May 11, 2009
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Organ Health

The Pancreas This Gland’s Balancing Act Keeps Us Centered While probably one out of ten suffer from diabetes, a 1977 HEW study revealed that every other person in the U.S. suffers from hypoglycemia, diabetes’ mysterious sister disorder. True, as our third leading cause of death, diabetes in all its ramifications annually kills 350,000 Americans (just over half the death rate of cancer), and the number of reported ‘hypoglycemia deaths’ is minute by comparison. But once one realizes that hypoglycemia has been identified as a possible cause for at least a major proportion of alcoholism, drug abuse, violent crime, suicide, psychiatric disorders, and many other common ills that result in death or disablement, one begins to get the uneasy feeling that hypoglycemia itself may be the heavyweight, and...

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The Lungs – Diagnosis

May 11, 2009
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Organ Health

The Lungs-Diagnosis  Keeping Tabs on the Seat of Our Feeling  by Bill Tims In diagnosing the condition of the lungs, we can look first at the face in the area of the cheeks on a line with the mouth. A sallow, pale or slightly puffy appearance of the cheeks usually suggests weakness and under activity in the lung function and is generally accompanied by poor circulation, difficult breathing (particularly in a prone position), weak chest muscles leading to rounding and tensing of the shoulders, a drooped posture, and often a tendency toward anemia and obesity. If this condition becomes chronic it can often lead to pleurisy, emphysema, asthma, and the progressive development toward lung or breast cancer. This condition is most commonly associated with the excessive consumption of...

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The Lungs

May 11, 2009
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Organ Health

The Lungs Stoking the Inner Fires As you read this article, you will probably breathe ten to fourteen times each minute. With each breath you will take in about a half-quart of air or five to seven quarts per minute, and if you needed to, you could take in much more. For instance, if a dinosaur suddenly broke into your room and chased you around, you might find yourself breathing 200 quarts of air per minute, which is more than 25 times what you are breathing now. But with no beast in sight we can take a few minutes to learn about these lungs of ours which expand and contract 20,000 times a day, our personal bellows that keep our inner fire going. The lungs are the only...

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