Hello world! It was a really busy day. Just got home and still have a lot of things to do for college. Couldn´t work on the cancer thing because I had a lot to do. Today, I spent almost the whole day writting for my journalism class. I got a great story that tells how back in 2007 two cops killed a homeless. The two criminal cops were convicted to many years in prison. I´ll be publishing the story tomorrow or after tomorrow on my other blog – in spanish -, which is http://avenidabogota.blogspot.com . On that blog I publish stories and chronicles that I make and fun stuff about life. Very recommended for my spanish readers followers.
So, as I told, had no time for working on my cancer thing. Sometimes is better not thinking on that the whole time.
A lot of people called me to the cell phone. Because I was so busy writting the chronic, I couldn´t answer the calls. Now, on the next hour, I´ll be returning calls – basically to friends and family -. Is great to know that there is a lot of people caring for you, and more on these days. I also received mails from my cousin in Chicago, and my aunt in NJ. I´ll be answering tomorrow!
The Spice Doc wrote on the blog. She asked me to explain that the cigars aren´t cigars at all (take a look to the day two if you don´t know what´s this about). They really are Moxa bustion sticks, which the Spice Doc uses by approaching them to some parts of the body (without touching the skin, you just feel the heat). So, dear readers, don{t worry, those are no illegal drugs. 100% legal and can be found on every China Town of the world (we don´t have China Towns in Colombia, it´s a shame! just some disgusting chinese restaurants served by their chinese owners).
Spice Doc also wrote me about the diet one should have to fight against cancer. Even if you don´t have cancer, you should try to follow it as much as you can. I´m going to share it with you:
“avoid/NO dairy (except hard aged cheese and plain yogurt), wheat, sugar, and fried foods.
- I know it seems like this is EVERYthing but you’ll be surprised it’s not really much of your food source. You can still eat all vegetables, potatoes, corn, all meats/fish/etc, rice, beans, and if you want something sweet have some honey on fruit or with plain yogurt. They sell great honey in Bogota. Quajada isn’t a bad thing either once in a while. And you don’t have to be super strict but trying to do this 90% of the time would be great.
You should try to incorporate this into your diet to treat the area of your testes: pumpkin (calabasa), pumpkin seeds, potatoes, leeks, corn silk (you can make tee out of this!), walnuts.”
OK dear readers, thanks for keep coming to visit the blog. And thanks for the comments! Got to go, to make some (a lot) of calls, and then have some sleep.
Have good night for all in the west. And good day for those in Taiwan and Thailand that are following the blog!
S.