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Page 10 <strong>Around</strong> <strong>Town</strong><br />

Over 100 Artists & Craftsmen<br />

The Loop is on the Yellow Trolley Route<br />

Including Eateries, Bed & Breakfasts and More<br />

The Arts and Crafts Community is the largest independent<br />

organization of artisans in the United States. As such it doesn’t<br />

disappoint in the diversity of crafts you can see when you visit.<br />

You’ll find a wide assortment of items from dulcimers to stuffed<br />

bears to ceramics. The artists often will talk with visitors and<br />

discuss the history of their craft. Each shop offers plenty of free<br />

parking.<br />

Finding the perfect souvenir to remember your Gatlinburg<br />

vacation is easy when you visit the Arts & Crafts Community.<br />

With over 100 artists and craftsmen, Gatlinburg’s Arts & Crafts<br />

Community is a living, breathing tribute to the history of<br />

Tennessee. The carvers, weavers, watercolor artists, casters, soap<br />

makers, potters, silversmiths and dozens of other artisans<br />

skillfully demonstrate their abilities before thousands of visitors.<br />

The community is located on an 8 mile loop road that’s designated<br />

a Tennessee Heritage Arts & Crafts Trail. The Arts & Crafts<br />

Community can be reached using the Yellow Trolley from<br />

downtown Gatlinburg.<br />

www.gatlinburgcrafts.com<br />

Never Paint Your Nails Again!<br />

No tools ! No heater ! Last two weeks !<br />

Contact me on Facebook:<br />

facebook.com/ccmassey.color<br />

My website:<br />

mycolorstreet.com/ccmassey<br />

Free Samples!<br />

Cheryl Massey<br />

Eastbend Automotive<br />

Oil Changes, Tires, Brakes, Tune-Ups and Friendly Service!<br />

(Next to 1885 East Parkway, at the corner of Highway 321 and Mills Park Road)<br />

103 Mills Park Road, Gatlinburg • (865) 325-8266<br />

Please Don’t Feed The Bears<br />

Duke Energy Final Phase of Mt. Sterling Solar Project<br />

Great <strong>Smoky</strong> <strong>Mountains</strong> National Park officials<br />

announced that Duke Energy removed utility<br />

poles and overhead powerline along a 3.5-mile<br />

utility corridor that extends from the park<br />

boundary at Mt. Sterling Road (Hwy NC284) to<br />

the Mt. Sterling Fire Lookout Tower began<br />

November 19 through November 30.<br />

For more information about the Mt. Sterling<br />

Sustainable Energy Project, please visit the<br />

National Park Service’s Planning, Environment,<br />

and Public Comment (PEPC) website and<br />

following the link titled “Mt. Sterling Sustainable<br />

Energy Project” at parkplanning.nps.gov/grsm.<br />

Two thousand, three hundred years ago, Alexander The Great<br />

was surveying his battlefield and drinking water from silver<br />

urns. He knew nothing about bacteria, but he knew that silver<br />

containers have a seemingly miraculous way of keeping water<br />

fresh.<br />

Silver has been used for thousands of years in different forms<br />

for its health benefits. Throughout the middle ages, the<br />

wealthy gave their children silver spoons to suck upon to stave<br />

off illnesses. People have known about the benefits of silver<br />

for so long that it is incorporated into legends.<br />

The new history of silver is a falsified history. Silver was once<br />

used extensively by all health care practitioners as an<br />

antibiotic and anti-viral. Nothing worked better then, and<br />

nothing does now.<br />

The F.D.A. began its crusade against silver products in the<br />

1930’s, because silver (as a natural substance) cannot be<br />

patented; but the organization’s antibiotic and vaccine<br />

industry partners were able to patent their wares.<br />

Under the Food and Drug Administration’s original name, The<br />

Bureau of Chemistry, its real mission was to legally protect the<br />

chemical industry by declaring toxic chemicals to be<br />

“generally recognized as safe”, and to eliminate the chemical<br />

industry’s competition through regulations.<br />

Silver medicine has been erased from the textbooks, and it is<br />

seldom given mention in medical literature. The official<br />

Pharmacopeia (physician’s desk reference book) listed dozens<br />

of medicinal silver compounds prior to the mid-1930’s; but<br />

thereafter, all mention of silver disappeared.<br />

Newer books report that it never really happened. Before the<br />

history was rewritten, silver was like the nuclear weapon of<br />

medicine. No human pathogen of any kind survived it. This<br />

was the gospel of medicine.<br />

Pure colloidal silver is still the most comprehensive and potent<br />

antibiotic and anti-viral known that is actually safe for human<br />

consumption, and it is absolutely safe for everyone in every<br />

condition. It is natural, has no side effects, and it was killing<br />

the worst viral diseases in the 1930’s, long before it became<br />

impossible to kill viruses with medicine.<br />

Study finds taking colloidal silver with antibiotics ‘killed 1000<br />

times more bacteria’ than antibiotics alone. Over the past two<br />

centuries, silver has been used by both allopathic and<br />

alternative medicine. In addition to being used for routine<br />

ailments, silver has been used effectively against some of the<br />

most notoriously hard to kill illnesses, including tuberculosis<br />

and syphilis.<br />

It has been used as an anti-bacterial agent that was added to<br />

bandages and disinfectant sprays. It has been embedded into<br />

clothing to prevent bacteria from producing foul odors from<br />

sweat, and it has been merged into cloth that is used in burn<br />

centers.<br />

<strong>Around</strong> <strong>Town</strong><br />

A Fed Bear is a Dead Bear<br />

The overhead powerline is no longer needed due<br />

to the installation of a microgrid solar and battery<br />

facility that Duke Energy installed in 2017 to<br />

provide electrical power to park radio equipment<br />

located at the Mt. Sterling Fire Lookout Tower.<br />

This radio equipment is a vital component of the<br />

park’s emergency communication system, which<br />

serves both frontcountry and backcountry areas of<br />

the park. The overhead line has been<br />

decommissioned and the existing maintained<br />

corridor will return to a natural state.<br />

Colloidal silver was erased from textbooks<br />

more on Colloidal Silver next month<br />

Attempts are still being made to lace hospital counter tops with<br />

silver, to prevent the growth of bacteria. Silver-lined<br />

containers are actively being used to disinfect water in third<br />

world countries.<br />

Silver is remarkable because it is an extremely powerful<br />

natural anti-bacterial and anti-viral agent, yet it does not<br />

impair overall health like antibiotics do. It kills viruses,<br />

bacteria and parasites in cases wherein the parasites live in a<br />

symbiotic relationship with a bacterial agent.<br />

This is surprisingly common, especially in the case of bloodborne<br />

parasites, such as those of U.S. bio-weapons like Lyme<br />

disease. Because of the way that silver kills with an electrical<br />

charge, no pathogen can be found or engineered to be immune<br />

to it. No life can develop an immunity to electricity.<br />

Since the late nineteenth century, colloidal silver has been the<br />

safest and most effective way to medicate with silver.<br />

Colloidal silver is manufactured by electrically combining<br />

silver with pure water. The colloidal manufacturing process<br />

uses no chemicals.<br />

While silver is now labeled as an alternative medicine, it was<br />

once used widely in hospitals as the premiere antiseptic and<br />

antibiotic. It is still used in hospital burn centers for its<br />

incredible ability to heal burns more rapidly than steroids. We<br />

were astounded when witnessing it eliminate a sunburn in the<br />

span of just an hour, and a burnt tongue within minutes.<br />

Removing silver from the market was one of the first actions of<br />

the Food and Drug Administration, when it changed its name<br />

in the 1930’s. It gradually changed its name from the Bureau<br />

of Chemistry to the more publicly palatable, Food and Drug<br />

Administration.<br />

In 1999, after a re-emergence of silver, the F.D.A. completely<br />

banned it in any form from being sold in over-the-counter<br />

health products, despite the fact that silver has safely been<br />

used as a medicine for millennia.<br />

The devastation of the polio epidemic was largely caused by<br />

how the Food and Drug Administration suppressed silver to<br />

promote its new antibiotic and vaccine industries. By<br />

removing silver from the lists of approved medicines, it<br />

effectively removed the only treatment that reliably kills<br />

polio, which in turn unleashed the full epidemic of polio. The<br />

F.D.A. later claimed a victory over polio in boasting that the<br />

new generation of vaccines had saved us.<br />

The agency cunningly waited until the epidemic was in its<br />

natural decline to release the vaccine, in order to ensure that<br />

people saw a connection between the vaccine’s release date<br />

and the disappearance of the disease. The public, and quite a<br />

few doctors were distracted away from the fact that silver<br />

medications were a safe treatment, which effectively kills<br />

polio quickly, as well as every other virus known.<br />

Continued to Page 12<br />

Smoking Bar<br />

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Beer To Go<br />

Pet Friendly Outside Deck and Pool Table<br />

Directions: Take Glades Road to its end.<br />

Turn left and go one mile. On the right.<br />

4133 Birds Creek Road • (865) 325-8384

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