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Q. Doesn't it do more harm than good to encourage people to care for themselves herbally as this would keep them from seeking necessary medical treatment?

Q. In what situations is medical intervention necessary?

Q. Which people cannot be helped?

Q. What is the most important part of a Natural Healing Program?

Q. Why is this site a ".com" instead of ".org"?

Q. Doesn't it do more harm than good to encourage people to care for themselves herbally as this would keep them from seeking necessary medical treatment?

A. I have heard this question from several people, however, it is based on several fundamentally false assumptions.
        First of all, it is extremely rare to find a person who tries natural methods of healing first, especially for severe conditions. Most people turn to natural medicine only after seeking and receiving numerous medical treatments which fail to alleviate their condition.
        Second, it assumes that conventional medical treatment is irreplaceable and superior to natural methods in safety and effectiveness. This simply is not true. Herbs have been used for thousands of years to cure and to heal. Their effectiveness can be proven simply by the fact that their use has continued for so long. Ineffective remedies don't get passed down from generation to generation. Many modern studies and experiments have also been done which clearly demonstrate that natural remedies are not only effective, but very often, more effective than any pharmaceutical drugs. I'm not saying that drugs don't work, they certainly do... that's why they cause damage!
        There are, at most, 30 deaths each year caused by medicinal herbs, almost all of which involve extreme abuse and overuse of products containing mau huang (Chinese ephedra) which is a strong stimulant that can be used safely, but with a degree of caution and common sense. Drugs, on the other hand, cause almost 150,000 deaths each year in America, according to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Surgeries, many of which are completely unjustified, add further to this number.
        I have seen time and time again that natural healing, properly done, works where no regular medical treatment does. It is far superior because it was created by God specifically for the human body, and not by a misguided imperfect human being who wants to do good, but lacks the knowledge of how to do it.
        Let's also remember that the people who propagate this myth (medical doctors) are nothing more than glorified salesmen, and what better way could there be of getting someone to buy your product than by telling them that your competition is all worthless and that if they don't buy what you're selling, they'll die?

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Q. In what situations is medical intervention necessary?

A. In the case of extreme, life threatening emergencies. In almost all health problems (98% or so), interfering with the body's normal processes can only do harm in the long run. This is what medicine does... it interferes with, overrides, and/or destroys the body's ability to heal itself, that's why they lose so many patients. In a few rare cases, however, it is necessary to intervene and override what's going on in order to save a life. I have yet to experience a situation (myself) which could not be handled perfectly and completely with natural methods, but if I were to have a terrible accident and end up with broken bones sticking out of me every which way, or be stabbed or shot in multiple places, or have a limb accidentally amputated, you can bet that I'd seek the assistance of a good surgeon to complement my herbs, exercises and other therapies. I will say it again -- there are cases (though quite rare by comparison) where intervention and interference are needed to save a life and one should not hesitate to seek medical help in these few cases; in all others, however, it is far better to use natural healing exclusively (and aggressively) to help the body heal itself on its own, which it is perfectly capable of doing, because in these 98% of cases, interference with nature can do nothing but harm in the long run.

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Q. Which people cannot be helped?

A. Dr. John Christopher (and many others) taught, and experience has shown, that there are no incurable diseases. I repeat THERE ARE NO INCURABLE DISEASES, no matter what a doctor, a relative, an acquaintance, or anyone else has told you. When a doctor says that something cannot be cured, what he really means is that he does not know of a patented, FDA approved, synthetic drug or surgical procedure that can cure it. It does not mean that there is nothing anywhere that can cure it, but since most doctors hate to admit their ignorance in certain areas, they simply deny that it even exists.
    Fortunately for the rest of us, though, drugs and surgeries are NOT our only options; they are not even the best options. There are many other methods that can be used, that will heal what drugs and surgeries cannot. Unfortunately, no doctors are ever taught about any of them in medical school, so naturally they won't know what to tell their patients. On the up side, though, there are some medical doctors who are getting fed up with the danger and incompetence of the current system of medicine and are taking it upon themselves to learn how to really heal people using natural methods, and to these doctors I tip my hat. They deserve great respect for going where few in their profession are willing to go.
    There are no incurable diseases, but there are some incurable people. These come in three basic types: 1) the person who refuses to do the necessary natural healing programs (e.g., hypochondriacs, addicts, etc.), 2) the person who does partial programs half-heartedly and gives up after a short time, before they have a chance to see results, and 3) the person whose time has come. We all die some time, and for some people, their time has come to meet their Maker. In these cases, if they do the right natural healing procedures faithfully, their disease usually goes completely away, they live in comfort and dignity for a little while, then they call their loved ones around them, say their good-bye's, and leave this world with a smile on their face. So, in these cases, it's not that they can't be helped, but they just can't be kept on earth any longer.

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Q. What is the most important part of a Natural Healing Program?

A. The foundation of any program is cleansing and nourishing. Cleansing should be concentrated on at first, because when it's done, the nourishing will be much more effective as the body will be better able to absorb and use nutrients. But, of course, you can start making your diet healthier any time you want, it won't interfere with any healing program. The first cleanse to do is the bowel cleanse. Some good books on the subject are "Dr. Jensen's Guide to Better Bowel Care" by Bernard Jensen, and "Rejuvenation Through Elimination" by Dr. John Christopher. You can also claim your own copy of an E-book on the subject here or discover how to do it in a phone tutorial.
        Nourishing the body is very simply done by eating plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nuts, legumes, and seeds - all organic and mostly or all raw. Animal foods are not necessary and, in fact, do far more harm than good.

        Complete detailed step-by-step instructions for cleaning out all the parasites, parasite eggs, disease germs, old fecal matter, the gum you swallowed when you were five, and everything else that is stuck in your colon and poisoning you right now are in my book "The Foundational Cleansing and Nourishing Program." This wonderfully useful book also reveals how to clean stones, fat, cholesterol, and toxic buildup out of your liver and get your kidneys working like they did when you were 16!

Q. Why is this site a ".com" instead of ".org"?

There's a common misconception that ".com" signifies only a for-profit company, but in actuality any organization can use ".com."  We're also registered as a .com for credibility; usually, a .com is recognized as the "first player" in the market, and shows up first in search engines.  .org's may sometimes be perceived as copycats.

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