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Men with severe erectile dysfunction will probably respond best to one of the big three prescription drugs – , Cialis, or Levitra. These medications are convenient, safe, and generally very effective. However, these medications do have side effects and cannot be taken by men who take nitroglycerin or other heart medications that lower blood pressure. In addition, some men fear that long-term use may lead to dependence – that is, the inability to get an erection without the use of a pill. Because of these concerns, many men – especially those with mild erectile dysfunction – are seeking a holistic or alternative approach.One natural alternative that is gaining attention is essential oils. Essential oils are highly concentrated extracts taken from the roots, leaves, seeds, or blossoms of plants. Each oil contains a unique mix of active ingredients. Some oils are used to promote physical healing, while others are used for their emotional value

Ricardo Mills aka Jah Defender is a Trinidadian born Reggae Artist. Many regard his music as positive, conscious, and uplifting. His soothing voice and comforting lyrics have made him a well-liked and admired artist on the rise. The conscious element of Rastafari through Reggae music attracted Ricardo to this genre. Music is an avenue to teach ‘truths and rights’, heritage, and culture, all of which is skillfully delivered through Jah Defender. His lyrical vibration encompasses depth and soul to remind the people of their treasured tradition. Embracing the teachings of Rastafari has allowed him to stay humble and trod with faith and courage, becoming the voice of many. His love for music started from a young age, as he heard the sweet sounds of his Mother’s vocals daily. He then bravely began singing for his classmates in Primary and Secondary schools. 

Listening to music from Whitney Houston, Freddie Jackson, Gregory Isaacs, Bob Marley, and Michael Jackson was part of his musical arsenal growing up. Since about 1994, a time when Reggae music become popular in Trinidad through artists like Capleton, Sizzla, Anthony B, Luciano, Norris Man, and Garnet Silk which also helped in shaping his musical talent. In 2004 Ricardo entered the professional Reggae scene as Jah Fyah, later changing to ‘Jah Defender’. In his words “Jah Defender stood for a deeper mission”. His blessed talent, creative musical melodies, distinctive sound, and powerful lyrics create timeless music.

Near Death Experience - Going into the white Light

NDEs are associated with changes in personality and outlook on life. Kenneth Ring (professor of psychology) has identified a consistent set of value and belief changes associated with people who have had a near-death experience. Among these changes one finds a greater appreciation for life, higher self-esteem, greater compassion for others, less concern for acquiring material wealth, a heightened sense of purpose and self-understanding, desire to learn, elevated spirituality, greater ecological sensitivity and planetary concern, and a feeling of being more intuitive. Changes may also include increased physical sensitivity; diminished tolerance of light, alcohol, and drugs; a feeling that the brain has been "altered" to encompass more; and a feeling that one is now using the "whole brain" rather than a small part.However, not all after-effects are beneficial and Greyson describes circumstances where changes in attitudes and behavior can lead to psychosocial and psychospiritual problems. Often the problems are those of the adjustment to ordinary life in the wake of the NDE.

Near Death Experience - Going into the white Light

NDEs are associated with changes in personality and outlook on life. Kenneth Ring (professor of psychology) has identified a consistent set of value and belief changes associated with people who have had a near-death experience. Among these changes one finds a greater appreciation for life, higher self-esteem, greater compassion for others, less concern for acquiring material wealth, a heightened sense of purpose and self-understanding, desire to learn, elevated spirituality, greater ecological sensitivity and planetary concern, and a feeling of being more intuitive. Changes may also include increased physical sensitivity; diminished tolerance of light, alcohol, and drugs; a feeling that the brain has been "altered" to encompass more; and a feeling that one is now using the "whole brain" rather than a small part.However, not all after-effects are beneficial and Greyson describes circumstances where changes in attitudes and behavior can lead to psychosocial and psychospiritual problems. Often the problems are those of the adjustment to ordinary life in the wake of the NDE.

When members of the band began defecting to The Caribs in 1964 The Souvenirs broke up and Boris was asked to join Carlos Malcolm's Afro Cubans. At the time the Afro Cubans comprised Carlos Malcolm on trombone and percussion, Derrick Harriott on lead vocals, Carl 'Cannonball' Bryan on saxophone, Trevor Lopez on guitar, Winston Turner on trumpet, Freddy Campbell on drums and Audley Williams on bass, steel guitar and piano. Boris not only sang but also played percussion and danced the bossa nova and the cha cha. When Audley Williams left the band Carlos Malcolm took over as bass player but Carlos not at ease with the instrument and convinced Boris to ease up on singing and dancing and to take up the bass again.

When members of the band began defecting to The Caribs in 1964 The Souvenirs broke up and Boris was asked to join Carlos Malcolm's Afro Cubans. At the time the Afro Cubans comprised Carlos Malcolm on trombone and percussion, Derrick Harriott on lead vocals, Carl 'Cannonball' Bryan on saxophone, Trevor Lopez on guitar, Winston Turner on trumpet, Freddy Campbell on drums and Audley Williams on bass, steel guitar and piano. Boris not only sang but also played percussion and danced the bossa nova and the cha cha. When Audley Williams left the band Carlos Malcolm took over as bass player but Carlos not at ease with the instrument and convinced Boris to ease up on singing and dancing and to take up the bass again.

My Journey

Through the years of turmoil on this earth,

I have sought to find my place, my berth. 

Struggled to plant my seeds to gain growth,

Through the hardships I have tenaciously fought. 

The best laid plans have often been to no avail,

Fate often interferes to test my resolve on the trail.

Hurdles I have had to leap over on my quest,

Many a path taken in my drive to be the very best. 

Lessons learnt along the way and noted well,

Experiences that taught me to navigate

through hell.

But despite the arduous times I still can beam a smile,

At the humor that lies alongside the stress in each mile. 

No obstacle shall be allowed to steal my joy,

Not even when someone treats my heart as a toy.

Challenges, it is said, builds great character,

What I do know is that I have a heavenly benefactor.

No matter the road still to travel in this life,

I am sure that I shall overcome all earthly strife.

With faith and love as my trusty guide and tools,

I am equipped to overcome all trials and fools.

Pontiak

Host Freddie Campbell's intention is to share his knowledge of ska, being a foundation musician of the genre, be it about the musicians, the music and even the culture (political and otherwise) as it was in the 60s. He will try to follow the growth across borders, oceans and ethnicticity to now. Yes, now it seems every country in the world has a few ska bands of their own. Today's episode will expolre the genre in all its new cultural development. Call in and tell him if you know of a band you would like to hear and where they are from.

Host Freddie Campbell's intention is to share his knowledge of ska, being a foundation musician of the genre, be it about the musicians, the music and even the culture (political and otherwise) as it was in the 60s. He will try to follow the growth across borders, oceans and ethnicticity to now. Yes, now it seems every country in the world has a few ska bands of their own. Today's episode will expolre the genre in all its new cultural development. Call in and tell him if you know of a band you would like to hear and where they are from.

My Journey

Through the years of turmoil on this earth,

I have sought to find my place, my berth. 

Struggled to plant my seeds to gain growth,

Through the hardships I have tenaciously fought. 

The best laid plans have often been to no avail,

Fate often interferes to test my resolve on the trail.

Hurdles I have had to leap over on my quest,

Many a path taken in my drive to be the very best. 

Lessons learnt along the way and noted well,

Experiences that taught me to navigate

through hell.

But despite the arduous times I still can beam a smile,

At the humor that lies alongside the stress in each mile. 

No obstacle shall be allowed to steal my joy,

Not even when someone treats my heart as a toy.

Challenges, it is said, builds great character,

What I do know is that I have a heavenly benefactor.

No matter the road still to travel in this life,

I am sure that I shall overcome all earthly strife.

With faith and love as my trusty guide and tools,

I am equipped to overcome all trials and fools.

Pontiak