Neil Abraham

Editor in Chief, Abraham Multimedia - Curated topics include health, off-grid, renewable energy, electric cars, medical marvels, archeology, history.

Stunning test results using ultrasound to reverse aging! Very promising!
Neil Abraham
flipped into Better Health Naturally
Ultimate anti-aging remedy is ultrasound therapy? Sound waves show 'fountain of youth' effect on cells
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”Is this too good to be true?’ is the question I often ask. We are examining all aspects of it to see if it really does work.’ GALVESTON, Texas — …
Just 30 seconds of sunshine before 9am helps fight cancer!
Neil Abraham
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Basking in just 30 seconds of sunlight each morning may be 'most effective way' to prevent cancer, doctor says
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LONDON — Here’s one more reason that a daily walk after waking up can do wonders for your health. Grabbing just 30 seconds of sunlight every morning …
Promising
Neil Abraham
flipped into Off The Grid Tech
Battery breakthrough: Scientists invent cheap aluminium-sulphur alternative to lithium-ion batteries
Euronews - By Sinead Barry
Scientists at MIT have invented a new battery to back-up renewables, at a sixth of the cost of the standard model. While the market for solar and wind …
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Exercise improves mental health, even just a little each day helps.
Neil Abraham
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Power of movement: Swim to relieve stress, walk for mental blocks, dance away anxiety
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‘Moving our bodies in any shape or form each day can uplift our moods and help increase our mobility and mental wellbeing.’ LONDON — Is physical …
This new battery lasts way longer than current designs and can be recharged over 30 years without degrading. Can power a whole house! Hope they can make this readily available ASAP.
Neil Abraham
flipped into Off Grid Living
The U.S. made a breakthrough battery discovery — then gave the technology to China
NPR - Courtney Flatt, Laura Sullivan
When a group of engineers and researchers gathered in a warehouse in Mukilteo, Wash., 10 years ago, they knew they were onto something big. They scrounged up tables and chairs, cleared out space in the parking lot for experiments and got to work. They were building a battery — a vanadium redox flow …