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Is It Possible to Think More Clearly?
Drugs, toxic chemicals, pesticides and other life-hostile elements currently pervade the society in which we live. Other than choosing to live in a sealed environment, cut off from the remainder of the race, there is no way a person can avoid these toxic influences. full story

Cross-National Surveys Reveal Drug Education a Bust
While the major governments of the Western world are spending billions annually on drug education, extensive cross-national surveys reveal public not only don’t feel well informed about the subject, they harbor a wide spread mistrust of government “solutions”. full story

How Toxic Are You? Take This Test and Find Out
The effects of drugs and toxins can cloud your thinking and dull your life — even years after you originally took them. Moreover, they block any forward progress towards increased mental performance. full story

How to Make Resolutions Stick? Think Clearly This Year
This year, if you want your resolutions to stick, perhaps the first resolution might be to do the Purification Program, and then thinking clearly, improve yourself in other areas of life. full story

Do Drugs and Toxins Lock-up Creativity?
Being a female rocker in a male-dominated business can be a rough ride to say the least. The male foothold is strong and pervasive. The stress factor for a woman in the business is far more significant. A woman needs an edge. Something to fortify her and help her stay on top. full story

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