One of my favorite bumper stickers is "If you think education is expensive, try ignorance". I might add "and denial."
Education and enlightenment must come from precept upon precept, line upon line, here a little and there a little. There is nothing new under the sun, and as one suppresses the discoveries and efforts of another for love of money, valuable information can be lost from generation to generation.
This
space doesn't do justice to the forefathers, such as Rife and Evers, who pledged
their fame, fortunes and lives to the methods by which cancer, cardiovascular
and degenerative diseases can be cured. But there are those who have in ink,
knowledge for the willing to receive. Many men have spent much of their
time and resources to research the past, present and future in the field of
"wellness care" rather than "sickness care." Among those
I've been able to read thus far, several are noteworthy, and this list will
be increased and updated in the future.
If you would like a month-long crash course in med. school, read The Thinking Person's Guide to Perfect Health by Ron Kennedy, MD.
If you would like to contact probably the most powerful medical research engine in the U.S., read Guide to Natural Healing by Julian Whitaker, MD.
The world's oxygen specialist (and oxygen deprivation is at the base of almost all diseases) William Campbell Douglas, MD is the author of Hydrogen Peroxide Modern Medical Miracle and Into The Light. Magnetism, another great earthly deficiency is covered in Discovery of Magnetic Health.
Chelation, the best-kept secret of the 21st century has many texts: Bypassing Bypass by Elmer Cranton, MD and The Chelation Answer by Morton Walker DPM. Forty Something Forever by Arlene Becher and a cassette tape is available. (1-800-638-8807).
Of course, there's information from the American College for the Advancement
of Medicine (1-800-532-3688) or www.acam.org. This list of sources only scratches
the surface of information, but Keat's Publishing Catalog (1-800-858-7014)
carries a large number and variety of health related subjects. Take advantage
of other gifts of informing so that you can be the most you can be. Be a blessing-
not a burden and be able to stay out of hospitals and nursing homes.