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Disease in a Bottle
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The Art of Staying Young
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INABILITY TO LIVE A BLISSFUL LIFE
May 27/08
Large intestine cleansing
Oct 29/07
Look after your health as carefully and tenderly as you look after your car.
Oct 22/07
We are what we eat
Oct 18/07
Less flour - more power
Oct 09/07
The truth about meat – the time bomb
Oct 04/07
CHEAP CANCER CURE?
Oct 01/07
Disease in a Bottle
Sep 25/07
The Danger of Refined Foods
May 16/07
INCORRECT BREATHING
Mar 26/07
Factors Causing Damage to our Health
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Monday, October 29, 2007
Look after your health as carefully and tenderly as you look after your car.

 

We hear from our childhood about external body hygiene, but we know little about internal hygiene.  However, the condition of our internal organs determines much of our external appearance.

Each owner keeps his car clean inside and outside.  Best quality oil and fuel are used.  Why don’t we care for our health with an equal sense of responsibility?  If we don’t clean the inside of our car for a year, there will be plenty of dirt and dust. Most people never clean the inside of their bodies. Usually around the age of forty, their body is so tired of poisons, harmful deposits, and unfriendly bacteria that it becomes susceptible to disease.

The evolution began from a simple single-cell organism with two openings: one for taking food in and one for discharging waste.  All life processes happen between those two openings.  If the process of waste discharge malfunctions, the cell dies.  It is a simple but perfect model.  Our body contains billions of cells but the general principle is still the same: a malfunctioning waste discharge system causes diseases and death.

Seven cleaning systems in our body

There are seven systems responsible for cleaning mucus, tars, and other filth out of our body.  These systems are:

1. The large intestine
2. The liver
3. The kidneys
4. Fat tissue
5. Muscles and tendons
6. Nose, ears, and eyes
7. Lungs and skin

When one of our internal cleaning systems is not able to do its job, the next system is turned on. For example, if the large intestine and liver cannot complete the cleaning tasks, the systems connected with the nose, eyes, skin, and lungs take over.  The result is rashes, eczema, allergies, runny nose, phlegm coughed up from the lungs from time to time, and secretion from the eyes.

If we closely examined our internal cleaning systems, we would find out that in most cases they are in a terrible condition:

• The large intestine is so contaminated that our blood absorbs more filth than useful substances from it.
• The liver or gallbladder are so plugged with stones, cholesterol, and dark-green bile that the process of filtering toxins out of blood is suppressed.
• The kidneys are not able to do their function because they are stuffed with sand and stones.
• Salty deposits on the bones and joints cause pain with every movement of the neck, arms, or knees.  The joints produce a crunching sound when they return to their resting position.

How can we expect to feel healthy with so much internal contamination in our body?

 

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Monday, October 22, 2007
We are what we eat

 

From what kind of food should we get our life energy?  The kind that grows in the sunlight is the best source of energy for us.  The sun is the universal energy source for every living organism. Nature gave plants the ability to absorb and accumulate sun energy that is later available for our use.

Diet based only on the calorie count is wrong from the physiological point of view.  It is not the initial calorie content of the food that matters, but how much energy we actually obtain from it when it is digested.

Even though plant-based foods represent lower calorie content, net energy our body receives after their digestion is still higher.  This is why a bowl of buckwheat makes us feel light and ready to do some work.  In contrast, eating a portion of meat makes us feel like having a cup of coffee and going to sleep.  Many people associate meat consumption with strength and energy.  In reality, meat only stimulates our nervous system in a similar way narcotics do.

It is a scientific fact that there is one vegetarian for 1,000 meat eaters in the age group under sixty; in the seventy-and-over group, the proportion is 100 to 1,000; over the age of eighty, there are 600 vegetarians for 1,000 meat-eaters.

The important thing in our food is the balance of ingredients: proteins, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, vitamins, and microelements.  If their amounts are properly balanced (as they are in natural foods), our body uses only small amounts of energy for digestion.  Most energy can be used for cleaning up toxins and making repairs.  All artificial foods lack the perfect balance of ingredients.  Their digestion becomes a very complex task and uses up a lot of energy contained in those products.  In some cases digestion requires more energy than the food contains.  It takes large amounts of such foods to kill hunger. 

No program, diet, or chef can balance the amounts of proteins, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins, and microelements in our meals the same way they are balanced in plant-based products.

The knowledge allowing us to use a correct diet is very important.  It is not enough to prepare tasty meals; we need to know how to properly nurture our bodies.

An old Tibetan adage teaches: “Most people get ill for one of two reasons – overeating or hunger.”  As it turns out, we often use forks and spoons to dig our own graves.

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Thursday, October 18, 2007
Less flour - more power

 

Let’s take a look at flour – a common product in our households.  It is made from grains.  Unrefined flour contains vitamins B, PP, and F, mineral salts, enzymes, and other ingredients needed in our body.  A grain consists of 85% starch and 15% biological coating.  The substances contained in the coating allow us to break down and absorb the starch. 

Refined flour does not have the coating – it is poor in vitamins, enzymes and minerals.  The digestion of white bread or buns requires a number of substances that are removed in the refining process.  Our digestive system is going to take them from our body’s resources.  Refined flour is hard to digest. We know what happens to flour when it is mixed with warm water. It expands and forms a glue-like substance.  Refined flour behaves the same way in our intestines, slowing the digestion of other foods and forming gallstones or bladder stones.

We add substances such as food coloring, aromas, acidity modifiers, stabilizers, and thickeners in order to make our breads, buns, cakes, biscuits, and other refined flour products more attractive.  What happens with these additives?  They remain in the body and gradually poison us.  They cause our muscles and joints to stiffen. This is how white flour products can cause us a lot of suffering.


 

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Tuesday, October 09, 2007
The truth about meat – the time bomb

 

Consuming large amounts of animal proteins (meat, deli etc.), in amounts exceeding our body’s daily demand, causes rotting processes, constipation, and poisoning of the body by lactic, oxalic, and uric acids (the three main culprits responsible for joint diseases, back pain, osteoporosis, and other mobility-reducing disorders).

Meat itself does not have taste nor smell so we fry, cook, and season it to improve its taste. When meat is processed, it releases about 20 poisonous substances that can cause damage to blood vessels and the nervous system.  The digestion of meat requires large amounts of vitamins and microelements.  If we do not eat adequate amounts of raw vegetable salads together with meat, digestion is incomplete and the undigested meat putrefies in our intestines.  The putrefaction processes increase the alkalinity of our large intestine, which leads to blood acidity. Alkaline environment promotes the development of diseased cells (especially cancerous).  Those who excessively consume meat are the prime candidates for cancer.

There is one more fact that requires your attention.  Excessive consumption of animal proteins, especially in early childhood, puts us at risk of immune system disorders.  The digestion of meat needs large amounts of vitamins and microelements that are taken from the child’s blood.  Depleted levels of these substances cause the development of hidden anemia and blood diseases. Ironically, all kinds of allergies, eczemas, and other disorders typical for the age of puberty are usually the result of our parents’ well-intended care.  Unaware of the dangers, they cause damage to their children’s health by including too much meat in the diet.

Eastern philosophy teaches that each food product we consume contains information about its place of birth and development: - the climate, the exposure to sunrays, moonlight, etc.  What kind of information can be contained in meat? Times when cattle were grazing on green pastures are long over.  They are raised their entire lives without sunlight or fresh air.  Instead of eating fresh, juicy grass, they are fed hormones and various synthetic feeds.

When we buy a shapeless piece of meat, we do not think that it was once a part of a lovable animal that was killed by electrocution.  It is naive to believe that animals do not sense impending death in their last moments.  They sense it very clearly.  Faced with aggression and driven by fear, a slaughtered animal’s body produces large amounts of poisonous hormones, which we consume later as we enjoy our steaks.  No wonder that both adults and children become increasingly aggressive and hot-tempered.  Aggression always breeds aggression - this old truth is confirmed by the results of high meat consumption.

In recent years (1999-2002), the number of BSE (Mad Cow Disease) cases in Western Europe has grown to epidemic proportions.  Cattle affected by BSE experience a complete degeneration of their nervous system (sections of their brain tissue turn spongy).  Instead of feeding cattle exclusively with plant-based food, the industry started using animal proteins in the form of meat and bone meal.  BSE is a vivid example of physiological changes that can be caused by eating improper food.  To prevent the spread of BSE, whole herds of cattle are slaughtered and incinerated.  May God prevent children whose diet is based on meat from the consequences of unnatural feeding practices in the cattle industry! 

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Thursday, October 04, 2007
CHEAP CANCER CURE?

 

As reported by CBC News yesterday, the small community of Peace River, Alberta, has collected $250,000 to fund the clinical trial of dichloroacetate, or DCA.  The drug has been in use for decades but only recent studies on rats showed that DCA fights cancer by attacking the metabolism of malignant tumors.

That would normally be a great news if it wasn’t an old drug with expired patents.  As a generic drug it costs only about $2 a dose, and as a result no drug company is willing to finance further research of DCA and perform any tests on humans.  Big pharmaceutical companies spend billions of dollars on research of new drugs that they can patent and sell at high price.  The irony is that if a cheap solution to a health problem is found nobody can make profits on that, and consequently no drug company is willing to support any such finding.  That is when the communities of Alberta decided to step in.   In addition to a quarter of a million raised by the residents of Peace River, the community of Grimshaw, a town close to Peace River, also raised more than $100,000 toward the research.

The research is going to be undertaken by the scientists of the University of Alberta in Calgary.  According to CBC News “Health Canada approved DCA for the limited trial on people with an aggressive form of brain cancer called glioblastoma. The researchers are looking for 50 patients in Edmonton who have already tried chemotherapy, surgery or radiation with no success. The drug is to be tested over the next 18 months.” 

The drug was promoted on the internet by “The DCA Site”, an internet site from Sonora, California.  But now they have a following message on their home page:

“Two agents from the FDA visited us on Tuesday, July 17, 2007 and ordered that we stop making and selling DCA. Unfortunately, the site www.buydca.com no longer offers DCA for sale.”

 The drug can still be purchased from pharmacists with a prescription.  However, until the research confirms otherwise, it cannot be prescribed against cancer. 

Doctors warn of potential problems if people attempt to try DCA outside a controlled clinical trial. "If it starts going badly, who is following you before it gets out of control? By the time you realize your liver is failing, you're in big trouble," said Laura Shanner, Associate professor of health ethics at the University of Alberta.

On the other hand, people with advanced stages of cancer do not have much to lose and it is very likely that they will be trying DCA at their own risk. 

A private cancer centre in Toronto, lead by wife-and-husband team Drs. Humaira and Akbar Khan, prescribe DCA to cancer patients in Ontario who have exhausted all other treatments.

 

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Monday, October 01, 2007
Disease in a Bottle

 

These days, it is common to substitute mother’s milk with cow milk or baby formulas.  Human breast milk is rich in lactose that creates an environment that is favorable for the development of friendly bacteria in the baby’s large intestine. 

Cow’s milk contains certain types of proteins and antibodies, not possible for a baby to digest. These substances, instead of regular fermentation, undergo rotting in the baby’s intestine, when the baby is fed with cow’s milk or other substitutes.  This causes autotoxication, imbalance in the microflora, and leads to the degeneration of the baby’s intestine.

Substitutes do not have the biological information contained in mother’s milk, and that causes the baby to constantly feel hungry and require frequent feeding.  Because of that, starch and meat products are usually sooner included in the diet.  The baby’s digestive system is not fully formed; therefore it is not ready to digest and absorb these products.  Certain necessary enzymes are not present in it.  We can notice that many children, two to five years old, constantly have a mucous substance under their noses.  It is caused by too much protein and starch in their diet.  Artificial diet eventually destroys our children’s immune system.  They become vulnerable to all kinds of infections, such as frequent colds, runny nose, flu and pneumonia. Babies fed this way are, in most cases, allergy sufferers.  We cannot predict all possible health problems caused by the absence of breast milk in our babies’ diet.

Every future mother ought to know that nothing can substitute mother’s breast milk; it is the natural food for her babies.  No formula contains information about love, sensitivity, tenderness, or ways to avoid disasters and diseases.  All this information comes from the mother and is encoded in her breast milk.

If a pregnant woman’s diet consists mainly of sweets, white flour products, deli products, cow milk, coffee, fried or baked meat and other refined products, her child is going to suffer serious health consequences.  It is even worse when she smokes cigarettes.

 

 

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