You breathe it, you eat it.

Robert Morse, N.D.

The best way to learn about yourself is to spend time alone with no one else. Totally alone. Don’t t turn on the T.V., don’t turn on the radio. […] love yourself first, and then you can really love others.

Robert Morse, N.D.

[…] so when you start getting that green and brown mucus out, you’re into the mix, baby, you’re [digging] into that deep crap inside of you.

Robert Morse, N.D.

We think the mind is how we know.

Robert Morse, N.D.

Medical practice has neither philosophy nor common sense to recommend it. In sickness the body is already loaded with impurities. By taking drugs (medicines), more impurities are added, thereby the case is further embarrassed and harder to cure.

Elmer Lee, M.D., Past Vice President, Academy or Medicine

Step back away from your pain and suffering as much as you can, and try to not claim anything that you’re going through; let it all go. One part of getting well is letting the past go in all ways. No matter what happened to you, no matter how bad it was, you have to let it go because it was there for you for a certain reason of awakening and building a strength within yourself.

Robert Morse, N.D.

I don’t think minds can comprehend the amount of deaths being created through pharmaceutical use; wrong surgery; medical doctor stupidity; etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. I don’t see how you can say that [conventional/orthodox medicine] is a viable science, when it kills over a million people a year.

Robert Morse, N.D.

We are prone to thinking of drug abuse in terms of the male population and illicit drugs such as heroin, cocaine, and marijuana. It may surprise you to learn that a greater problem exists with millions of women dependent on legal prescription drugs.

Robert Mendelsohn

Protein is the roughest form of chemistry on the human body, despite what everybody thinks, [and] despite the fact that it’s so implanted in the consciousness; but naturopaths from the early 1800s tried to warn people about proteins.

Robert Morse, N.D.

Drugs never cure disease. They merely hush the voice of nature’s protest, and pull down the danger signals she erects along the pathway of transgression. Any poison taken into the system has to be reckoned with later on , even though it palliates present symptoms. Pain may disappear, but the patient is left in a worse condition, though unconscious of it at the time.

Daniel H. Kress, M.D.

I’ve chopped off the fat so you can get straight to the point.

Robert Morse, N.D.

Not all roads to Wellvile are beautiful, full of love and friendly; sometimes there are some bumps, humps and pitfalls.

Robert Morse, N.D.

Our approach to healing should incorporate awareness of the subtle spiritual, mental, and emotional aspects of life and the ways these can become disturbed, resulting in physical illness. All of human life comes down to forces that no science or technology can explain. Modern medicine is just beginning to acknowledge what traditional cultures all over the world have always recognized: that not all of life can be reduced to a measurable, physical explanation.

Aviva Romm, M.D.
Naturally Healthy Babies and Children: A Commonsense Guide to Herbal Remedies, Nutrition, and Health

As a rule, people don’t grow spiritually unless they’re forced to. You know, they’re too busy playing in the field of dreams.

Robert Morse, N.D.

The greatest part of all chronic disease is created by the suppression of acute disease by drug poisoning.

Henry Lindlahr, M.D.

Health is what you eat, what you drink, what you breathe, what you think, what you feel – but also – more of what you are.

Robert Morse, N.D.

I find it quite interesting that [the] people that can’t cure nothing have all these opinions and ideas about things – and that’s the difference between the mind and consciousness – knowing and thinking; knowing and guessing.

Robert Morse, N.D.

[…] take a chill. Rest, become detached, take off all these balls and chains that are chaining all you guys down, [and] get yourself free. Be a free bird like a bird that’s ready to fly at any time. Don’t carry your crap with you; don’t carry emotions with you, don’t carry thoughts with you, don’t carry your life with you because it doesn’t matter. It’s all [in the] past. Things that are in the past are dead. And if you keep bringing them and carrying them around, they’ll keep beating you up. You can do it, and all you have to do is let go.

Robert Morse, N.D.

Our field has talked against high protein [diets] since the early 1800s.

Robert Morse, N.D.

You should never know that you’re carrying around a human body. If the human body is healthy you’ll not know you have one; you’ll only know [that] you have one when you have obstructions in the body where you’re getting resistance to the flow of energy.

Robert Morse, N.D.

Our figures show approximately four and one half million hospital admissions annually due to the adverse reactions to drugs. Further, the average hospital patient has as much as 30% chance, depending on how long he is in, of doubling his stay due to adverse drug reactions.

Milton Silverman, M.D. (Professor of Pharmacology, University of California)

And this is why the medical doctors blossomed in the acute and sub-acute stages in the earlier times, when man[kind] was more acute and sub-acute [in his health problems]. Pharmaceuticals were eliminating symptoms right and left, no big deal; herbs? Nah, they don’t taste good, we’ll just take pharmaceuticals, easy to down, ‘cause they [medical doctors] know what they’re talking about, they wear stethoscopes obviously, and white shirts, white coats, so they obviously know what they’re talking about and they’ve been to school! Right…

Robert Morse, N.D.

Don’t get upset if you can’t always do raw [foods]; it’s a trip changing your conditioned state; it’s a trip getting beyond your mind; it’s a trip getting beyond the conditioning that this planet did to you; it’s a trip, because this planet wants you to stay.

Robert Morse, N.D.

I don’t care who you are, what mother you are, what grandfather you are, you’re never too old to change your diet.

Robert Morse, N.D.

You just have to understand that there are some things in physiology we don’t know. […] the AMA is probably the most ignorant of how the body works, and yet we think they’re the smartest, and that’s fallacy

Robert Morse, N.D.

Remember [that] when you start on these detoxification programs, you’re going to see your weaknesses; you’re going to experience your weaknesses.

Robert Morse, N.D.

Why must we accept as normal what we find in a race of sick and weakened human beings? Must we always take it for granted that the present eating practices of civilized men are normal? …Foul stools, loose stools, impacted stools, pebbly stools, much foul gas, colitis, hemorrhoids, bleeding with stools, the need for toilet paper are swept into the orbit of the normal.

Herbert M. Shelton, N.D.

It isn’t the bacteria that’s the problem, it’s what they [the bacteria] are after [that’s the problem].

Robert Morse, N.D.

Our way is so much simpler. And it doesn’t matter what the theories of biochemistry are because if you keep the simplified understanding of energetics, consciousness (or intelligence), and your two sides of chemistry, and basically the nature of acids versus the nature of base or alkalis – and keep it that simple – you can give people their remedy; you won’t be talking over their heads; people will have a good life; and for those that want to get academically inclined – have at it – but just keep in mind that sometimes you waste a lot of years studying on stuff that doesn’t get you any closer to truth.

Robert Morse, N.D.

If I can’t teach you how to cure everything on the planet in five days, then I’ve failed.

Robert Morse, N.D.
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