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I'm 36 years old. From the age of 33 until just recently I have had skin problems, initially on my hands, and later on my face and even later really bad dandruff. You can call it contact dermatitis or eczema.

The cause, I am convinced now, was malnutrition. I wrote "was" because the condition was cured by the advice given by FIGU and the Plejaren. Advice that I only recently started taking seriously. You may call me unwise for not doing this earlier and you would be correct, but since I started taking 1000mg of vitamin C (an effervescent tablet dissolved in water) which equates to the ET advice of 14mg per 1 Kg of body weight, and a multivitamin that consisted of some zinc (uncertain of quantity but probably about 10mg), the skin problem with my hands and face has disappeared. It disappeared over a period of perhaps 6 months.

I weigh 88Kg and I am 1.8m tall.

I also had really bad dandruff that persisted even with the above mentioned vitamin C 1000mg + multivitamin until I boosted my vitamin C intake by another 400mg and my zinc by another 30mg (2 x tablet with 200mg vit. C and 15mg zinc). The ET advice for vitamins and minerals is to take more if there are health problems that need to be addressed. Some tablets are also poor quality so experimentation may be required so that positive results are obtained. My true vitamin and mineral intake may actually be less than the above values because I may have been taking poor quality tablets.

This is extraterrestrial health advice that works! Perhaps to save money, try cheap tablets first and if results are poor, try the expensive stuff.

Thanks go to FIGU and Plejaren.

Here's to a healthier mankind, cheers!

James

P.S. How much poison does microwaving rice in water, inside a plastic bowl with the lid off for 15 minutes, using a 700watt oven create, please?

Michael Horn wrote on 9th December 2011:

On the night of October 3, at about 10:00 PM, right before I was going to go to bed I had the funny feeling to go outside my front door.

It was completely black outside but I noticed what I at first thought was a star in the sky to my upper left. But then I realized that there were thick tree branches with leaves in that area (which I again confirmed in the morning). The light started to move, to smoothly descend in a gradual angle down and to the left. I then thought that maybe it was a firefly or lightening bug but immediately realized that there was no flickering and no natural movement like the kind that a flying bug would make. Everything was very smooth and controlled.

The light was whitish with perhaps a slight blueish tint around it. It was slightly oval, silent and, since I at first thought it was a star and then a lightening bug, it wasn't very large. It had started to move when I paid attention to it and I recall that at the very first some fear arose in me that I then put aside.

It then occurred to me that it could be a small telemeter disk from the Plejaren, as are also sometimes seen at the center. So the first question that I asked Billy when we met was about this. He confirmed that it was probably a telemeter disk.

On the 29th August 2011 I wrote an e-mail to these 9 organisations and academics requesting an assessment of the tree in the photo below and received zero responses. Make of it what you will; ignorance of the unknown, fear of ridicule, fear of time wasting, fear of loss of employment, fear of loss of funding etc. but its a little disappointing that they didn't even have the courtesy to even respond and decline my request. Would I need to pay some forestry expert to comment on this photograph? If I did then what would that then say about the honesty of their paid-opinion? Do I need to rephrase my request? Can you help me get some honest answers? Can you ask some experts in your country, please? Maybe you'll have more success than I...

I wrote to my lovely country's Department for Education to see if they have a safety net in place for our morality. The answer comes down to this:

Therefore, the only compulsory elements of the PSHE curriculum are sex education in secondary schools, and schools should also teach pupils about the effects of drugs (including alcohol, tobacco, volatile substance and medicines) within the statutory science programmes of study. (full e-mail at end)

Therefore, schools in the UK do not have a statutory obligation to teach about the negative effects of greed. Some probably do but do they all? I don't know but I wouldn't bet on it. To find out I'd have to e-mail every single one of them and that could take ages.

The most important documentary on the extraterrestrial topic ever produced during our modern civilisation is now free to view on youtube. The Silent Revolution of Truth explains the history behind the man who has had (and is still having) face-to-face and telepathic communications with extraterrestrial human beings who hail from various star systems, including Lyra, Vega and Tayget. It also explains the various forms of evidence that prove beyond reasonable doubt that he is a man of truth.

I wrote that its the most important ET documentary ever produced because, in my opinion, it provides access to information crucial to the success of our consciousness evolution. This information is from two sources: a personality of the oldest spirit form on Earth (Eduard Meier, 60 billion+ years old) and the descendants of the old "gods" who were on Earth in large numbers until 2000 years ago but that are millions of years ahead of us in their consciousness evolution (the Plejaren). We could learn a lot from these peaceful and wise people.

I should also mention the other fine documentaries in the Video section, some of which are also very valuable in content such as Contact.