Be A Health Detective

Be A Health Detective
After curing your own diseases, teach your friends and family
how it's done. Families are related and their problems are
related. This should make the task easier. Keep a small notebook
to become part of the treasured family legacy as much as
photographs do. If your aunt, father and brother had diabetes as
well as yourself and all were cured after introducing them to this
concept and technology, isn't this worthy of notes in your family's
history?
Notice what a strong line of inheritance there can be, not due
to sharing genes but due to sharing a roof, a table, a supermarket,
and a dentist!
Many problems can be disinherited. Cure yourself of retinitis
pigmentosa, Muscular dystrophy (the “inherited” kind), and
break down your family's faith in the gene-concept for these
diseases. Bring hope to your family by proving diseases' true
etiology. Bring respect back for your loyal genes that bring you
hair color, and texture, not hair loss. That bring you eye color,
not eye disease. Your genes brought you the good things about
your ancestors, not the bad things. Parasites and pollution
brought you the bad things.
Killing all your invaders is just the first step, though. It is
indeed the life-saving step. But getting well is more than saving
your life. Next comes the more tedious task of finding their
sources. Where did they come from? Why did they invade you so
massively. Why you?

The story of your personal pollution unfolds as in a book.
Look closely and you see the whole panorama of your numerous
tiny invaders being held at bay by your valiant immune system,
your white blood cells. You can see what they are fighting
besides the invaders. Your ill-chosen diet and lifestyle products!
Your heart may go out to those tiny white blood cells. Never
again, you may say, will you give them arsenic and mercury and
lead. Never again, cobalt and asbestos and freon.
That great body of wisdom, your body, the same as listened
to your three wishes, will reward you over and over as you cooperate
with it, until you have had not 3 but 30 wishes granted,
each one seemingly as impossible as climbing Mt. Everest.
• Your chronic yeast infection can go away.
• Your hair can stop falling out–might even grow back.
• Your body can become pregnant–when you had already
given up.
• Your fatigue can vanish.
• Your insomnia can be gone.
• Your warts can fall off.
• Your sight and hearing can sharpen.
• Your constant hunger can disappear.
Health isn't just being free of sickness. Health is feeling
great, feeling like laughing at funny things. Health is feeling
grateful to be alive. It is feeling happy to see the sky and to see
growing things and to feel confident in human society's progress.
Health is remembering the good parts of childhood and believing
you still have a lot of them.