Re: npr --// An Alternative to Medicine

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/7/2004 7:58:14 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

caerfree@... writes:

Alternative medicines are herbs and enemas and rebounding and all of

that. But

you have to have an actual disease to really need them. Otherwise, just live

healthy.

Caer, you made some great points to gvs311 and I pretty much agree with you,

but take issue with some of the above.

Talking about " an actual disease " is still medical thinking -- as is,

alternative medicine. How about an alternative to medicine? Dis-ease is a

state or

a process, not an entity to be combatted. Dis-ease is the way the body takes

care of itself. Just get out of the way and let the body cleanse itself of

poisons and the body will return to a state of " ease " or health.

Living herbs, in the form of greens, that we eat, are needed by everyone ---

healthy or sick. Herbs in pill form are something else.

I think anyone concerned with having good health and maintaining youthful

vigor for as long as they can, can learn a lot of the " Healthy Cell Concept "

taught by Albert Earl , with some improvements I've picked up along the

way.

He breaks cellular health down to 4 components:

1. Cell environment -- which is water. We, like our planet, are

approximately 2/3 water. It is important to have pure water. Chlorine and

fluride, added

by municipalities to the tap water, are extremely hazardous to health. The

best water is the living water you get in fresh fruits, filtered by nature.

Why do think they have so many coconuts in paradise? Watermelons are in season

right now -- meaning they are at their tastiest and cheapest.

2. Cell food: Healthy cells consume oxygen. Oxygen rich foods are fresh,

ripe fruits and vegetables -- uncooked.

3. Cellular communications: Our cells are innately intelligent and

communicate. If a doctor tells you you have a fatal disease, all your trillions

of

cells get the message. If you believe it, they do, and they'll do just what you

expect them to. In the case of learning the truth about AIDS and medical

fraud, your cells get that message too.

4. Cellular exercise. Cells build strength in response to gravity. Whether

we are doing push-ups or sit-ups or lifting weights, we are working against

gravity. If we lived on a planet with a heavier gravitational force we would

be heavier and stronger. If we lived on the moon or in space, we would be

lighter and become weaker. Because it is a vertical exercise, it opposes

gravity

100%, making rebound exercise the most efficient and effective exercise known

to man.

Ed

[Guest guest]

> In a message dated 7/7/2004 7:58:14 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

> caerfree@t... writes:

> Alternative medicines are herbs and enemas and rebounding and

all of

> that. But

> you have to have an actual disease to really need them. Otherwise,

just live

> healthy.

>

>

> Caer, you made some great points to gvs311 and I pretty much agree

with you,

> but take issue with some of the above.

>

> Talking about " an actual disease " is still medical thinking -- as

is,

> alternative medicine. How about an alternative to medicine? Dis-

ease is a state or

> a process, not an entity to be combatted. Dis-ease is the way the

body takes

> care of itself. Just get out of the way and let the body cleanse

itself of

> poisons and the body will return to a state of " ease " or health.

>

> Living herbs, in the form of greens, that we eat, are needed by

everyone ---

> healthy or sick. Herbs in pill form are something else.

>

> I think anyone concerned with having good health and maintaining

youthful

> vigor for as long as they can, can learn a lot of the " Healthy Cell

Concept "

> taught by Albert Earl , with some improvements I've picked up

along the way.

> He breaks cellular health down to 4 components:

>

> 1. Cell environment -- which is water. We, like our planet, are

> approximately 2/3 water. It is important to have pure water.

Chlorine and fluride, added

> by municipalities to the tap water, are extremely hazardous to

health. The

> best water is the living water you get in fresh fruits, filtered by

nature.

> Why do think they have so many coconuts in paradise? Watermelons

are in season

> right now -- meaning they are at their tastiest and cheapest.

>

> 2. Cell food: Healthy cells consume oxygen. Oxygen rich foods are

fresh,

> ripe fruits and vegetables -- uncooked.

>

> 3. Cellular communications: Our cells are innately intelligent and

> communicate. If a doctor tells you you have a fatal disease, all

your trillions of

> cells get the message. If you believe it, they do, and they'll do

just what you

> expect them to. In the case of learning the truth about AIDS and

medical

> fraud, your cells get that message too.

>

> 4. Cellular exercise. Cells build strength in response to

gravity. Whether

> we are doing push-ups or sit-ups or lifting weights, we are working

against

> gravity. If we lived on a planet with a heavier gravitational

force we would

> be heavier and stronger. If we lived on the moon or in space, we

would be

> lighter and become weaker. Because it is a vertical exercise, it

opposes gravity

> 100%, making rebound exercise the most efficient and effective

exercise known

> to man.

>

> Ed

Ed is referring to what is sometimes called " Natural Hygiene " which

is a philosophy and practise of health. The field of Alternative

Health is inclusive of a variety of non-toxic, immune-enhancing

therapies based on a differential diagnosis of the individual.

Alternative Health or Alternative Medicine [Natural Hygiene is not

Alternative Medicine but is Alternative Health] does not recognize

most conventional disease classifications and replaces the 'one-

cause, one-course' approach with a holistic, multi-factorial or 'many-

causes, many-courses' approach to health. Much of what the hundreds

of dissenting or dissident scientists in the area of 'HIV/AIDS' are

saying, is confirming in many ways what Alternative Health/Medicine

have long said in questioning the infectious virus/germ/bug/cootie

model of disease. The debate goes back to Pasteur's germ[seed] theory

of disease and Beauchamp's human host or organism[soil] theory of

disease. The question becomes, what is more important, the seed

[alleged virus/germ/bug/cootie] or the soil[overall environment].

Jon Landis

[Guest guest]

Ah, Ed, you goober... getting me on the semantics again. Sorry. I'll try to

word

it a bit differently. I'm still in that medical place, where Cancer is a

disease...

herpes is a disease, and alternative medicine is medicine that's alternative.

I'll

try to change that. I was being general, but I see why you'd take issue with

what

I said. Thanks Caer

[Guest guest]

To control a people, you first take control of their language. Remember

1984, the book and the year that AIDSspeak arrived. The year that science by

press conference replaced scientific law. The year that antibodies went from

being the good guys to the bad guys, " positive " went from a good word to a

negative and AIDS no longer helped you. The year we started counting t-cells

and

submitting to invalid testing. The year we were told not to call the victims

" victims. " It's Orwellian to say the least.

Ed

In a message dated 7/9/2004 10:15:09 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

caerfree@... writes:

Ah, Ed, you goober... getting me on the semantics again. Sorry. I'll try to

word

it a bit differently. I'm still in that medical place, where Cancer is a

disease...

herpes is a disease, and alternative medicine is medicine that's alternative.

I'll

try to change that. I was being general, but I see why you'd take issue with

what

I said. Thanks Caer