Musings from 20th Street
Cheapest Ways of Being Healthy
Posted on December 10th, 2011 by Jane G. Goldberg, Ph.D.
Want a massage or colonic at a discounted rate? Get into the La Casa last-minute-booking-habit: each morning, we announce on our facebook the available appointments for the day – and if you book same-day-of and mention the facebook discount, you will get a 10% discount off any service. Watch Jane Goldberg’s latest TV show: Jane’s latest MNN TV episode is on The Death of Mothers: Grief and Gratitude. Watch women (and one man) discuss how they have incorporated their dead… read more
Who Decides on What treatment a Child Gets for Cancer?
Posted on December 9th, 2011 by Jane G. Goldberg, Ph.D.
Welcome to the second e-letter of Musings from 20th St. I am happy to announce that I WILL NOT be arrested. I was running scared there for a while. As a member of the Nemenhah Native American Tribe, I was somewhat involved in the Danny Hauser case. If you haven’t been reading the papers in the last week, he is a 13 year old boy, diagnosed with cancer, who told his mother after one chemotherapy session that he would not… read more
7 Day Total Cleanse
Posted on December 5th, 2011 by Jane G. Goldberg, Ph.D.
The third episode of my new Reality TV Group Therapy show aired last night. Again, as I did for the first airing, I had people over to watch it with, and we had a lively, smart discussion afterward – about the nature of group process, and the psychology of the particular participants. Air time is always Tuesday, 7:30 pm, channel 57. But thankfully, because of our miraculous “time is eternal” world, replay is too. Watch all episodes on youtube, posted… read more
Tesla Technology and Living Longer
Posted on November 13th, 2011 by Jane G. Goldberg, Ph.D.
For almost a year now I have been participating in an experiment which has the possibility of extending my life. The process is a bit bizarre. I lie on a mat which is energized by a contraption that makes a fair amount of noise, but most bizarrely, it makes my battery operated alarm clock go off every few minutes. Also, light bulbs held in my hand start glowing, even though they are not plugged into an outlet. Sounds kind of… read more
Important documentaries
Posted on September 15th, 2011 by Jane G. Goldberg, Ph.D.
I have recently seen two documentaries that are important. The first was begun by Ruth Sackman, who served as my first mentor in holistic health shortly after I moved to New York. In 1971, Ruth founded The Foundation for Advancement of Cancer Therapies, the first non-profit organization whose sole purpose was to dissiminate information about non-toxic, biological therapies for cancer (and all other abnormal bodily conditions). Ruth’s guidance saved my mother’s life as she struggled with the metastatic cancer (from… read more