Total Number of deaths: 2,468,435 due to all causes.

 

Iatrogenic deaths or those caused by hospitals and medical treatment is now, ten years later, likely over 1,000,000 or one million deaths per year due to the increase in population, and is almost double that for heart disease.

 

This is shocking and unacceptable. Do not accept conventional, orthodox treatment, unless it's for broken bones or accidents, because the numbers don't lie.

 

In the 1850s mercury and blood letting were often used just like chemotherapy, radiation and surgery are used today.

 

Hygienic and Naturopathic medicine uses methods that do no harm to the body like changing the diet, using nutritional supplements, fasting and water, air and sun baths.

 

If you get a cancer or heart disease diagnosis, who are you going to go to for help in your time of need?

 

You are better off getting advice from people who have cured themselves from cancer and heart disease and/or find a nutrition based doctor who does not prescribe drugs, surgery and radiation.

 

A broken bone or lacerations from accidents is something that a trained medical doctor is very skilled at, but with chronic diseases like cancer and heart disease, he-she can only make things worse.

 

My mother trusted the local hospital and its doctor when she had mouth cancer from smoking 50 years.

 

They did an experimental treatment using surgery and radiation. She said, ''Look what they did to me.'', indicating the cutting away of her gums.

 

She seemed to get better but 8 months later she was dead.

 

How can the doctor get away with this is because she agreed to the experimental procedure, and because it was experimental there supposedly was no liability on the doctor's part.

 

People live 4 times longer if they get no treatment for cancer as has been proven by Dr. Hardin Jones, a physiologist with the University of California Dept. of Medical Physics, but if they use natural methods like diet therapy, vitamin, mineral and herb supplementation and fasting they increase their chances of recovery exponentially.

 

Dr. Bieler M.D. in 1965 wrote a book called Food is Your Best Medicine. It was based upon 50 years of personal experience.

 

He reveals how properly chosen food had the most positive influence to a patient’s healing.

 

Dr. Bieler advocates eating raw foods as much as possible as he thinks that they supply all the vitamins and salts necessary and can be digested in raw state most easily.

 

The most easily digestible proteins are rare beef, lamb, lightly cooked or raw egg yolks and fresh unpasteurized milk.

 

Dr. Bieler has stressed a few times that proteins are stimulants and if consumed too much can cause problems in your liver, intestinal tissue or kidneys. He thinks that butter is the best choice among fats.

 

He claims that the primary cause of disease is not germs but rather “toxemia” from improper foods, lifestyle and stress.

 

Bieler made it clear “that in almost all cases the use of drugs in treating patients is harmful”.

 

 

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The current conventional medical germ theory of Pasteur and Koch proposes that microorganisms are the specific cause of many ''infectious'' diseases.



Claude Bernard, a contemporary of Pasteur, proposed that the health of the individual was determined by their internal physiological environment. “The terrain is everything,” Bernard wrote, “the germ is nothing.”



The brilliant French scientist Antoine Bechamp discovered that there were living organisms in our bodies called microzymas, which essentially form into healthy cells in the healthy body and morph into unhealthy cells when the terrain is less than ideal.





Viruses and harmful bacteria, he found, are “formed” (pleomorphism) within us in adaptation to a toxic, unclean bodily environment.


Bechamp, Bernard and Metchnikoff all believed in the physiological terrain theory as the cause of disease versus the germ theory of Pasteur and Koch.





Elie Metchnikoff proved that white blood cells were fighting on the front lines against infection, whereas the accepted theory was that white blood cells provided an environment that aided the invading bacteria.





His discovery shattered traditional conventions of medical science and won him the 1908 Nobel Prize for discovering the phagocytic white blood cell that consumes harmful microbes and toxic matter in the body.





Metchnikoff drank a liquid containing millions of cholera bacteria and he didn’t get sick, then he gave it to a fellow scientist and he too did not get sick, but when he gave it to another person he became sick with cholera and nearly died.





Metchnikoff wondered why, so he experimented and found that some probiotic or life supporting bacteria in the body are protective against harmful bacteria.





Today because of Metchnikoff people all over the world consume probiotic bacteria in cultured yogurt which is helpful but better yet is using probiotic cultured, grass-fed milk that is not Pasteurized and only heated to around 100 degrees F. to make yogurt.





Johnny Lovewisdom coined the term Vitarian in the 1950s
when he wrote his book Spiritualizing Dietetics ''Vitarianism.


E. H. Ruddock M.D. Ph.D in 1906 in Chicago published
the book Vitalogy Encyclopedia of Health and Home.


In 1994 Pearl Jam released an album called Vitalogy and
they got the title from this same turn of the century book.


Vitarian and vitarianism were invented by Johnny Lovewisdom but Vitalogy was a creation of E. H. Ruddock.


A quote from the book Vitalogy by E. H. Ruddock on the cause and cure of disease,


"Impure blood is the cause of nearly all
disease, for the natural powers will destroy disease germs that 'find their way into the system if the blood is pure.


Eating too much is the chief cause of impure blood, next is the eating of improper and improperly cooked food.


Third is anger or violent thoughts of any kind,
worry or depression. It has been scientifically
demonstrated that anger poisons the blood
both in men and in animals.


Unwholesome thought as well as unwholesome
food vitiates the blood. The first step, therefore,
toward attaining constant health (my notes:
health means wholeness or holiness or spirituality)
is to form habits of right thoughts, the second to eat
sparingly of proper food, third to breathe
deeply of pure air."


1. Right thoughts, anger, depression, extreme fear poison the blood.
2. Right food, the Vitarian diet combined with fasting periodically.
3. Right breathing, living in a pure air environment and doing physical exercise like gardening, weight lifting, running to allow deep breathing.


I would add a number 4. Right sex because conservation
of the sexual energy is the key feature of the Vitarian diet.
For men this means conservation of the semen through
the prevention of ejaculation by mind control and muscle
contraction. For women it is harder, especially for younger
women to control the loss of energy in menstruation.


Vitalogy by E. H. Ruddock was published before the
Rockefeller/Carnegie funded "Flexner Report" of 1910,
after which all the medical schools in the United States were converted


from homeopathic, naturopathic medicine, to allopathic
medicine, which was a German school of medicine that
depended on the heavy use of drugs, vaccines, radical
surgery, and long hospital stays.


And that's what we've got today, allopathic medicine,
even though Naturopathic, nature cure medicine was
by far the people's choice over heroic radical surgery,
toxic drug and injected vaccine potions and blood letting.


Don't get me wrong, Allopathic medicine is the best way to
treat acute skin lacerating and bone breaking injuries due to accidents or gunshot and knife wounds.

 

I was healed by an M.D. when I cut my leg with a chainsaw. He sewed nerves back into place and I could have had an impaired walking ability if it weren't for his surgical skills.


Traditional Asian healing arts such as Chinese medicine
(2,200 years old) and Ayurveda (5,000 years old) have
been highly developed over thousands of years of practical
human experience by trial and error.

 

Allopathic medical research is only around 200 years old. Naturopathic Medicine is over 125 years old.



Hippocrates of Kos was a Greek physician living from about 460 B.C. to 375 B.C. At a time when most people attributed sickness to superstition and/or the wrath of the gods,


Hippocrates taught that all forms of disease had a natural cause. He established the first intellectually based school devoted to teaching the practice of medicine.


For this reason, he is widely known as the "father of medicine."


Hippocrates used garlic for infections, wounds and intestinal disorders and this may be why he is often quoted as saying, "Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food" although no written document from antiquity can confirm this.
 

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In 1829, Webster’s International Dictionary of the English Language defined “psychology” as “a discourse or treatise on the human soul; the doctrine of the nature and properties of the soul.”

 

By 1961, Merriam Webster’s 3rd International Dictionary defined “psychology” as “the science of mind or mental phenomena or activities; the study of biological organism (as man) and the physical and social environment.” (Darwin considered man nothing more than a higher monkey around 1859)

 

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Early psychology such as that begun by St. Thomas Aquinas and extended by many later authors was, in 1879, interrupted severely by one Professor Wundt, a Marxist at Leipzig University in Germany.

 

This man conceived that man was an animal without soul and based all of his work on the principle that there was no psyche (a Greek word meaning spirit).

 

With the soul eliminated, psychologists set about manipulating behavior and “training” an individual much like one would train a bear, a dog or any other animal.

 

Pavlov''s experiments on animal behavior were applied to humans in order to control them.

 

The therapist tries to make the patient conform to his example of normal behavior using the force of his personality and social standing.

 

Psychology, the study of the spirit (or mind) then came into the peculiar position of being “a study of the spirit which denied the spirit.” For the subsequent decades,

 

Wundtian “psychology” was taught broadly throughout the world. It taught that man was an animal. It taught that man could not be bettered. It taught that intelligence never changed.

 

This subject, Wundtian psychology, became standard, mainly because of the indifference or lack of knowledge of people in charge of universities.
 

 

One of the essential problems with psychology today is its reliance upon psychiatric or biological behavioral models—a far cry from its foundations. (in religion and philosophy)

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Psychology once followed early philosophy and initially meant the study of the soul—psyche (soul) and ology (study of).

 

The general thought was that the mind and body were separate entities.
 

 

Thus, each man and woman was regarded as a composite of soul, mind and matter.


 

However, all this changed in the late 1800s when German psychologist Wilhelm Wundt established the first “experimental psychology” laboratory in Leipzig University, officially rejecting the existence of the soul and declaring—without a shred of evidence—that man was merely a product of his genes.

 

In his words, “If one assumes that there is nothing there to begin with but a body, a brain and a nervous system, then one must try to educate by inducing sensations in that nervous system.”

 

In a Wundt textbook, translated into English in 1911, Wundt declared, “The...soul can no longer exist in the face of our present-day physiological knowledge....”

 

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Psychiatrists, Physicians & Psychologists That Debunk Psychiatry as a Science

 

“There are no objective tests in psychiatry-no X-ray, laboratory, or exam finding that says definitively that someone does or does not have a mental disorder.”
— Allen Frances, Former DSM-IV Task Force Chairman


 

From "the most powerful psychiatrist in America" (Allen Frances) (New York Times) and "the man who wrote the book on mental illness" (Wired), a deeply fascinating and urgently important critique of the widespread medicalization of normality.

 

Anyone living a full, rich life experiences ups and downs, stresses, disappointments, sorrows, and setbacks. These challenges are a normal part of being human, and they should not be treated as psychiatric disease.

 

However, today millions of people who are really no more than "worried well" are being diagnosed as having a mental disorder and are receiving unnecessary treatment.

 

In Saving Normal, Allen Frances, one of the world's most influential psychiatrists, warns that mislabeling everyday problems as mental illness has shocking implications for individuals and society: stigmatizing a healthy person as mentally ill leads to unnecessary, harmful medications, the narrowing of horizons, misallocation of medical resources, and draining of the budgets of families and the nation.

 

We also shift responsibility for our mental well-being away from our own naturally resilient and self-healing brains, which have kept us sane for hundreds of thousands of years, and into the hands of "Big Pharma," who are reaping multi-billion-dollar profits.

 

Frances cautions that the new edition of the "bible of psychiatry," the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-5 (DSM-5), will turn our current diagnostic inflation into hyperinflation by converting millions of "normal" people into "mental patients."

 

Alarmingly, in DSM-5, normal grief will become "Major Depressive Disorder";

 

the forgetting seen in old age is "Mild Neurocognitive Disorder";

 

temper tantrums are "Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder";

 

worrying about a medical illness is "Somatic Symptom Disorder";

 

gluttony is "Binge Eating Disorder";

 

and most of us will qualify for adult "Attention Deficit Disorder."

 

What's more, all of these newly invented conditions will worsen the cruel paradox of the mental health industry: those who desperately need psychiatric help are left shamefully neglected, while the "worried well" are given the bulk of the treatment, often at their own detriment.

 

Masterfully charting the history of psychiatric fads throughout history, Frances argues that whenever we arbitrarily label another aspect of the human condition a "disease," we further chip away at our human adaptability and diversity, dulling the full palette of what is normal and losing something fundamental of ourselves in the process.

 

The book Saving Normal is a call to all of us to reclaim the full measure of our humanity.

 

The manual, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-5 (DSM-5) prepared by the American Psychiatric Assn., is psychiatry's only official way of deciding who has a "mental disorder" and who is "normal."

 

The quotes are necessary because this distinction is very hard to make at the fuzzy boundary between the two.

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''To be fair to psychiatrists, I am not saying that they would regard any of these notable voice hearers I’ve named as necessarily mad, although it does make me wonder what they would have made of an emaciated Jesus of Nazareth, following his forty day fast in the desert, his conversations with the devil and his subsequent attempted demolition of the Temple in Jerusalem.''                                          from the hearing voices website:

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Tana Dineen, Ph.D., points out: “The horrific suffering that some victims bear cannot be trivialized, nor can it be implied that people never carry scars.” Some people do need help in living with life’s experiences.

 

This can be received free of charge when a friend listens to your problems or you ask in prayer for help in times of worry and trouble.

 

But, Dr. Dineen says, the psychology industry profits from turning people into victims “to benefit” itself.

 

While people can manifest remarkable resilience, psychology has been “largely responsible for the creation of a world in which people live in fear that they will crumble.”
 

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