Illness of any kind can also be a growth experience; it can inspire one to reorganize priorities in life and encourage the experience of self-reassessment and openness to a larger spiritual dimension.
Don’t freak out with the word, ‘cancer’.
Some of the most educated people are the most ignorant.
There is no such thing as ‘autoimmune;’ no such thing. That’s one of the greatest medical stupidities of all time.
It doesn’t matter if no one [around you] understands what you’re doing, be strong in what you know.
Another condition worth noting is how it’s financially good for the market to (1) have mandated health fees and premiums on everyone, (2) to have people consume more pharmaceuticals, or (3) to service increasing cancer rates; it’s a business, and profit is the primary driver, so your well-being will always be second to the profit motive.
And as social stressors increase, people are left to find ways to manage the psychological stress generated by the world around them. Meanwhile, we’re bombarded with advertising for goods and services in which billions of dollars are made from the ongoing conception of health products, drugs, and lifestyles.
Self-education is always best in my opinion because you learn more. People that are self-taught learn so much more than people that go to school, I can tell you that. If I’m hiring someone, I want someone [who is] self-taught because if they have the ambition, they’re going to tear it up. They’re going to learn everything, the connecting links, and whys.
The real revolution is the revolution of values. Human society appears centuries behind in the way it operates and hence what it values. If we wish to progress and solve the mounting problems at hand, and, in effect, reverse what is an accelerating decline of our civilization in many ways, we need to change the way we think about ourselves and hence the world we inhabit.
I agree that cold food in cold weather is a little out of balance.
Natural healing is based on the premise that our bodies are wisely designed to maintain health and that, given nourishment and support when needed, they will do so. It is, one could say, an approach to medicine based on confidence in the perfection and logic of the body. This view differs from that of conventional medicine, which considers the body a machine that cannot maintain adequate functioning without regular trips to the repair shop, the doctor being the mechanic.
It’s important for all of us to work kind of on the same page; because if I’m saying one thing and someone else is saying another, you breed confusion and then that poor soul [who’s wanting guidance] gets lost and then they don’t do anything to help themselves.
Become the observer of life instead of the thinker.
Get away from modern physiology thinking and add this higher understanding of the kidneys in [its] place.
As far as physical health have you ever noticed that you have to go out of your way, at increased expense, to buy food that isn’t poisoned with additives and hormones and preservatives, [as well as] grotesque levels of fat and sugar; that the idea of good health is almost a bad word, [that] it’s almost held in contempt by industry? I’m always amused when I go to a store and I see things like ‘green,’ or ‘natural,’ or ‘organic,’ as though there EVER should have been anything else produced. They might as well just put ‘less poisonous’, ‘more poisonous’, [or] ‘really poisonous’.
Drug medications consist in employing, as remedies for disease, those things which produce disease in well persons. Its material medica is simply a lot of drugs or chemicals or dye-stuffs – in a word “poisons!” All are incompatible with vital matter ; all produce disease when brought in contact in any manner with the living ; all are poisons.
It being the foundation of health, I’m going to make a statement, and as we progress this evening, you’re going to be able to understand that this statement is true:
If we could keep the lymphatic system working properly, we would not have any pain in our body, neither would we have sickness and neither would we have premature death caused from unhealthy conditions in our body; it wouldn’t happen.
It isn’t about nutrition coming in which [supposedly] strengthens it (the body), it’s about getting rid of that which weakens it.
I don’t want you to believe what I say, I want you to wear the robe, get it on there, [and] go down this journey. If you like it and you experience it, you’ll know exactly what it’s like. Don’t believe anybody. Try it on yourself.
Never say never, and don’t stop.
The closer to the earth you eat, the worse it is for you.
It isn’t the bacteria that’s the problem, it’s what they [the bacteria] are after [that’s the problem].
Medical doctors are alternative, [and] medical thinking is alternative because it’s the most bizarre, it’s the most dangerous, [and] it’s the most killing [modality] of all modalities.
Every drug increases and complicates the patient’s condition.
[…] and once you kill the bacteria in the lymph nodes, you’re in trouble.
Keep your joy, don’t give it away, and be love all the time.
Believe me, any time you step on this earth and try to do something good, don’t expect it to happen without somebody coming up and ridiculing or criticising you or whatever it may take. You have to have the understanding and faith to stand strong as Noah did.
Matter of fact I love the Hippocrates [Health Institute] saying, ‘Stay away from fruits!’ but here’s all these green drinks loaded with glucose.
No matter where you go, you’re always there.
Don’t put anything on your hair, ladies, that you don’t want [there] and that you can’t eat. If you can’t eat your makeup or you can’t eat your hair products, then don’t put them on your skin. Whatever you put on your skin, you’ll eat. It’s just a slower ingestion, but you’re still ingesting it [into the body].
Learning how to breathe correctly is vital as well. You notice if you start deep breathing enough, you’ll start to cough up some mucus; so we know that oxygen and carbon helps to break up mucus. Remember, don’t breathe thoracically (shallow breathing), breathe abdominally. When you take your first breath, you want your [lower] abdominal muscles to move.” (NOTE: Deep breathing is – as discovered by lymphologist Jack W. Shields, M.D. – important for stimulating the lymphatic system. When the lungs are expanded to full capacity at peak of inhalation, they compress the thoracic duct in the chest moving the lymph fluid that stagnates there from shallow breathing.)