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• Poster - full-color 24 x 18 in (60 x 40 cm), full color, 100 lb. gloss paper. Order here
  
• Catalog - Full-color 16 pages 5.5 X 8.5 in (14 x 21.5 cm), 60 lb. gloss paper. (Back cover is an order form with empty space for your address.)Order here
  

• Exclusive interview with Vladimir Megre From the 2008 Ringing Cedars Conference in Turkey - by Regina Jensen.

• REPORT Of a Clinical Trial of Siberian Cedar Nut Oil Bearing the Ringing Cedars of Russia Trademark in the comprehensive therapy of digestive,
  stomach, and intestinal disorders

• Ringing Cedars - Food for Hope: A Global Vision for an attainable, sustainable future - Regina Jensen.

• My Ringing Cedars Conference - by John Kovacs.

• REPORT Of a Clinical Trial of Siberian Cedar Nut Oil Bearing the Ringing Cedars of Russia Trademark
  

• Interviews with Vladimir Megre - Exclusive interview with Vladimir Megre for THE EARTH Newspaper - PART II - by Regina Jensen, Ph. D.

• EFFECTIVENESS OF USING SIBERIAN CEDAR OIL IN THE COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT OF NEUROTIC DISORDERS - The phytotherapy of neurotic disorders is traditionally appealing because of its gentle action, high degree of safety, and, as a result, the possibility of long-term use while maintaining a fairly high degree of effectiveness.
  

• Interviews with Vladimir Megre - Exclusive interview with Vladimir Megre for THE EARTH Newspaper - by Regina Jensen, Ph. D.
  

• Siberian Cedar Seed Reproduction - The cedar pine reproduces by seeds. The germinating capacity of seeds is preserved for up to four years. After sowing, the seeds are loosely covered with soil. The seeds germinate in the year they are sown or in the following year, more rarely in the third year, after germination the young shoots must be kept in the shade and watered, in the second year the seedlings develop only the top shoot, in the third year they form the first whorl of lateral shoots.
  

• Interviews with Vladimir Megre - Excerpt from the speech of V. N. Megre in Zurich (Switzerland)
  

• What is cedar nut oil for? - If you are involved with cedar products, have read much literature about cedar nut oil, and are using cedar nut oil almost daily, occasionally you may be surprised by the question that sometimes arises: "Cedar nut oil, but what is it for?" Nevertheless, this question arises fairly often.
  

• Articles written by Vladimir Megre - Why doesn't Anastasia go on public television?
  

• Interviews with Vladimir Megre - Vladimir Megre's Confession: Interview for the newspaper Vecherki.

• SIBERIAN CEDARS - A general characteristic of all cedar pines is their heightened attraction for moisture. With significant moisture, the woody cedar pines form a plantation mixed with fir or spruce, while in conditions of a surplus supply of moisture, they yield in competition to fir.

• Interviews with Vladimir Megre - Questions and Answers: Online Reader's Conference, Spring 2007
  

• Interviews with Vladimir Megre - Part of the interview with Vladimir Megre for the Russian newspaper Zavtra [Tomorrow]

• Essential Oils: history, recipes, and advice. Essential Oils Bring Nature Closer. Trees may justly be called special reservoirs of energy. The result of photosynthesis in the green portions of plants is the formation of carbohydrates, rich in energy, and the release of oxygen. Plants trap the energy of the sun and cosmos, transform it, and thereby provide for life on the planet.
  

• Facts about Cedar. Interesting historical facts and legends on Cedar The cedar is a great Russian treasure, a symbol of strength, health, power, stability and longevity. In the famous Epic of Gilgamesh (Sumer, 2700 BC), the Goddess of Love (in ancient times Inanna was considered to be the Goddess of Love), infatuated with the handsome Gilgamesh, offered him to be her husband by saying: "Be you my husband, and I will be your wife!... Come into our house, with the fragrance of cedar."
  

• V.P. Zhuravlev Is the Cedar a model of human body? People have been aware of the healing properties of cedar oil for a long time. Russian cedar nuts were exported to England and other countries as early as the reign of Ivan the Terrible. The price of cedar oil on the world market has always been high. Demand for cedar oil was never satisfied. So what gives this product its healing properties?
  

• R. Bobrov, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences Cedar - the bread tree There are many reasons to love and look after cedars. A cedar forest has a special microclimate, which ensures that it is always rich in berries, mushrooms, useful herbs and wildlife.
  

• THE CEDAR NUTS A TREASURE-HOUSE OF USEFUL SUBSTANCES. General information on nutritional fact of Siberian cedar nuts. Presented by "Open Mind" organisation, Ukraine, June 25, 2005.

• John Woodsworth , 2006. Links Across Space and Time. Presented by John Woodsworth at Canadian Association of Slavists, York University 2006 conference paper, 29 May 2006 .

• Vasily Jirov , 2006. What is today's sporting elite thinking about? Presented by "Source ofLive Asociation", North America, May 30, 2006 .

• Cedar Tree.
  What is Siberian Cedar, its history, and the connection to our lives.

• Cedar the Healer.
  Siberian Cedar, Cedar wood, and their spiritual properties.

• Nadia Kern, 2005. Cosmetological properties of Cedar Oil produced by the original cold-pressing technology on wooden presses. Presented by Nadia Kern, Registered Massage Therapist, Toronto, Canada, December 15, 2004.

• Naianika Krishna, 2000. Pranic healing: Experimentation for determining the effect of cedar nut oil on health-governing energy chakras and on the overall improvement of bodily energy. Presented by public organization "PILGRIM FOUND" Ekaterinburg, Russian Federation, May 12, 2000.

• F. Saleev, and A. Shardakov, 1992. NATURAL MEDICINE: Therapeutic application of cedar nut oil in a group involved in the clean-up of the Chernobyl Atomic Energy Station in 1986–1987. Presented at the Tomsk Division, Chernobyl Union, Tomsk, Russian Federation, June 10, 1992.

• E.I. Filchenko, S.V. Nizkodubova, V.I. Karpitsky, and A.G. Petrenko, 1995. NATURAL MEDICINE: The use of cedar nut oil in the treatment of gastritis, erosive stomach and duodenal ulcers. Presented at the Tomsk Scientific Research Institute of balneology and physiotherapy of Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, Tomsk, Russian Federation, November 15, 1995. http://niikf.tomsk.ru.

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