Homemade Viagra! 

I don’t recommend putting a clove headband on to try to boost your sex life!  I have heard about “a girl being so ugly she has to hang a porkchop around her neck to get the dog to play with her.” but this couture garland thig is just stupid! 

Garlic has long been used as a spice and has been reported to possess medicinal and pharmacological properties. Several studies have indicated that garlic can lower blood sugar, blood pressure, and cholesterol, but what is really exciting is what it can raise!  Indeed!  Testosterone and the body parts (ED) that need it are raised when you take Garlic.

Cameron Diaz -  raises more testosterone than Garlic

Surf babe Cameron Diaz, is a picture of health at the beach!  The sexy Charlie’s Angel loves a substantial breakfast of garlic and lemon chicken with broccolini  to give her the energy for hours of surfing.  I wonder if Garlic repels Paparazzi or Great White Sharks?  Testosterone boosts women’s bodies, and sex drive just like a man’s! 

This “guy” is several cloves short of a full bulb – “there ain’t enough Garlic in Italy to help this guy”

Garlic repels all forms of bloodsuckers actually- including Vampires, Mosquitoes, Ticks, and possibly Statists too!  Garlic’s healing powers come from the sulphorous compounds it contains (the same ones feed the bacteria in your mouth, causing bad breath and the natural insect repellant effect)!  Parsley is the best weapon against garlic breath and lonely nights.

So stock up on some parsley and mouthwash, and get to eating some garlic.  You’ll live better, look better, and have more sex!  I guess we could call Garlic – Mother Nature’s Roids!

Five Clove Friday Time,

Dr. Darrin Frye

The Rapture of Rapamycin – found in the navel of the world!

On an Easter Day in 1722 a  tiny scrap of volcanic land between the South American coast and Tahiti was found.  This speck of land was called Easter Island. Its modern Polynesian name is Rapa Nui. Historians think that its original name is Te-Pito-Te-Henua, which means The Navel of the World.  That’s right, Bellybutton Paradise.

 Rapa Nui -  (Does this look like Pres Obama, or Vladimir Lenin?  Is it just me or do all Marxist look alike?) 

Easter Island may now boast another odd claim to fame besides these crazy stone monuments: a midlife longevity drug. In a new study, researchers report that an antibiotic called rapamycin–after the island’s Polynesian name, Rapa Nui–enabled middle-aged mice to live up to 16% longer than their rapa-free counterparts. The discovery marks the first time a drug has been shown to lengthen life span in mammals, even when administered late in life.

This is a mess, but shows you just how complex cellular aging can be! 

The compound works by inhibiting mTOR, a protein that regulates cell growth and survival. When researchers realized that calorie restriction diets, which are  known to lengthen life spans in mice, also suppresses mTOR activity, they began to wonder if rapamycin might boost longevity as well.

Scientists first isolated the compound from bacteria from the island’s soil

Some say you can eat more than you should, stay skinny,  and run twice as far if you take these pills. Those are the big claims coming from new drug studies on these anti-aging products. Perhaps the much-discussed Resveratrol mixed with Rapamycin may be the pill of the future?  But, don’t expect Rapamycin to hit the market anytime soon, though. Rapamycin is known to raise cholesterol levels and, and because it is a potent immune system suppressant, the compound could make its consumers more susceptible to infections. <sigh>

Time to keep looking,

Dr. Frye

Leaves can be very stimulating!

Thousands of years of natural selection has created one of the hardiest, most resiliant plants on earth, the olive tree.  The ravages of time have brought floods, droughts, frosts, and countless attacks of viruses, bacteria, fungi, and disease, yet some varieties of olive trees survive, and thrive.  We can capitalize on the acquired wisdom of these trees to keep us healthy!

Popeye the Sailorman was one of the first to reveal a love for Olive Oil!

Olive leaf extract is an ancient remedy whose first recorded use was in 1000 BC. Olive leaves have been called a miracle and is directly cited in science,  mythology, and the Bible as a healer. These leaves have been a used for thousands of years as a homeopathic remedy in the Mediterranean and other parts of the world. 

As a natural health supplement, herbal tea, in capsules, soap, skin care & extracts, it fight cold & flu.  As part of the Mediterranean diet, it boosts immune systems & increases energy, fights infections, and can lower cholesterol.  It would be a great addition to your preventive medicine regimen.

Olive Oil should be a staple in every home – the elenolate is one of the most valuable components in it (great bottle Brachia!)

“Let Food Be Thy Medicine“  Hippocrates 400 B.C.

Researchers found calcium elenolate in olive leaves effective in test tube experiments against 17 viruses:  including herpes, polio, and many influenza (flu) and parainfluenza types.  Many believe it is effective against HIV too – but not as a prophylactic!  They found it effective against 20 bacteria and parasitic protozoans including staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), E. coli,  salamonella, and even malaria!

Someone call the Center for Disease Control (CDC), and the World Health Organization (WHO), here’s the answer to our problems:

 Start feeding pigs olive leaves….

Get the ducks eating olives in China…. 

Whammo!  No more Swine Flu and No more Bird Flu!  We cut the viruses off at the source!

Sometimes all you ever need to know to be a doctor can be learned in Kindergarden.

Time is fun,

Dr. Frye

Donkey milk is an amazing liquid!   As well as its healthful properties, donkey milk is also packed with qualities that mean it is excellent as a base ingredient for a host of skin care products.  The milk is regenerative for the skin because of high levels of protein, phospholipids and ceramides, which in turn confer it with both soothing and restructuring properties.  Its rich composition also makes it an excellent moisturizer and, perhaps more importantly, it is said to be an effective anti-wrinkle treatment.  Because it contains vitamins A, C, D and E, and is a rich source of calcium and phosphorous, it is  highly beneficial, both for consumption and skin care applications.

Donkey milk is said to have 60 times the vitamin C content as cow’s milk !

 Holy Cow!

Cleopatra’s beauty secret exposed!

From ancient times donkey milk has been used for beautifying our skin. Very famous were the baths of Cleopatra, who used to travel with hundreds of donkeys to fill the royal bath tubs.  Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones is set to star in a musical based on the life of ancient Egyptian ruler Cleopatra. The film will be a $30 million 3-D Hollywood epic and Hollywood’s first attempt at a musical based on the life of two of history’s most famous lovers. 

Hugh Jackman, the Australian actor who starred in “X Men,” is in talks to play Mark Antony, Cleopatra’s Roman lover.

Here is a face cream product produced by Donkey Milk Farms

Donkey Milk and the Fountain of Youth

Maria Esther de Capovilla from Ecuador died at 116 years of age ( August 2006) and appears to have owed much of her longevity to donkey milk. Even if it has not been scientifically proved, it seems that regular consumption of donkey milk and dairy may provide a healthy life and long life span.

 Donkey Milk Fights Cancer, TB – and maybe even the Swine Flu?

According to a study carried out by Indian scientists, donkey milk can be the key to treating AIDS and TB, as it contains immunoglobulins. Immunoglobulins are proteins which make human immune system stronger and help us fight against a wide range of diseases. Immuno-stimulants in milk could provide cure for Cancer, TB also – maybe other bacterial and viral diseases- yes even Swine Flu!  It sells in India at 600 INR per liter ($12 per liter USD!)

Got Donkey Milk?

I think Heidi Klum would be an excellent spokesperson for a new Donkey Milk Campaign “Once you go Donkey, you never go back.”

Dr. Frye