RE: Re: Thank Heavens.....!!!!!!

[Guest guest]

wrote: I think this

is because his initial medical education was in osteopathy - another way of

looking at things.

Yes, indeed. Osteopaths are

known for looking at the whole body—not just one particular part of it—and

seeing the entire “forest.”

Interesting note about the two gentlemen who discovered that bacteria—not

stress—causes ulcers. One of

them said that the magnification of many of the slides studied were so large

that the researchers could no longer see the offending bacteria through their

viewers. Dr. Marshall (I think it

was) didn’t have access to the high resolution microscopes used by

others, so he saw the helicobacter pylori bacteria!

[Guest guest]

That's not exactly what I mean. He should tell us "These are the ways you can protect yourself" in plain English. We don't need to hear "We're doing all we can" or "We're working on a vaccine". This is not helpful to people who want information they can apply now. Coy <catherinecoy@...> wrote:

wrote: I would like to see our Surgeon General step up and talk to the nation about this.

For me, it wouldn’t matter what he said. He would be speaking the party line (conventional medicine) about “we’re going to find a vaccine” when none can be found, and “we’re doing all we can” when “all we can” isn’t good enough.

I still recommend everyone do their own homework, as you have suggested.

Never place a period where God has placed a comma. - Gracie

[Guest guest]

wrote: Myself, I'm

not too sure that all pharmaceuticals are toxic.

Are all pharmaceuticals

toxic? No, of

course not. But enough are

that it benefits every person to thoroughly research everything one’s

doctor asks you to ingest, as you do, . Diabetes? A condition often controlled satisfactorily

by diet (see www.newstart.com ). But most people don’t want to put

forth the effort to restore their health through nutrition and lifestyle

change. They would rather pop a

pill.

License to Pill

http://www.grab.com/fun/specials/licensetopill

[Guest guest]

I think it has to be a combination effort, since diet and lifestyle changes alone won't necessarily heal an illness by themselves. Coy <catherinecoy@...> wrote:

wrote: Myself, I'm not too sure that all pharmaceuticals are toxic.

Are all pharmaceuticals toxic? No, of course not. But enough are that it benefits every person to thoroughly research everything one’s doctor asks you to ingest, as you do, . Diabetes? A condition often controlled satisfactorily by diet (see www.newstart.com ). But most people don’t want to put forth the effort to restore their health through nutrition and lifestyle change. They would rather pop a pill.

License to Pill

http://www.grab.com/fun/specials/licensetopill

Never place a period where God has placed a comma. - Gracie

[Guest guest]

wrote: I think it has to

be a combination effort, since diet and lifestyle changes alone won't necessarily

heal an illness by themselves.

Perhaps, but why don’t physicians and patients at least TRY diet

and lifestyle changes FIRST? Too much

effort…not enough profit for the docs.

Any physician who prescribed a trip to the Weimar Institute (www.newstart.com) first would soon find

himself with no patients and a skinny bank account.

[Guest guest]

I do know that in the area of cardiology more and more physicians - and this is becoming most prevalent among the younger ones - are stressing diet and life-styles changes. I don't know if any of them would advise patients to check our Weimar, but I wouldn't mind spending some time there myself. Coy <catherinecoy@...> wrote:

wrote: I think it has to be a combination effort, since diet and lifestyle changes alone won't necessarily heal an illness by themselves.

Perhaps, but why don’t physicians and patients at least TRY diet and lifestyle changes FIRST? Too much effort…not enough profit for the docs. Any physician who prescribed a trip to the Weimar Institute (www.newstart.com) first would soon find himself with no patients and a skinny bank account.

Never place a period where God has placed a comma. - Gracie

[Guest guest]

As far as I know, not one homeopathic medicinal has been approved by the FDA. All medications have inert ingredients, many of which act as binders. They are what keeps pills from crumbling into powder.Lee <jackalope_lepus@...> wrote:

Two questions:1. Are homeopathic medicinals approved by the FDA?2. I understand that the reason that homeopathic medicinals are not tested by the FDA is that they contain inert ingredients of no value, right?> Question: Is there a difference between treating with pharmaceuticals and treating with homeopathic medicinals? Is one better than the other?

Never place a period where God has placed a comma. - Gracie