True Healers, Scientists and Pioneers of Natropathy

I will be celebrating different healers, scientists, pioneers of naturopathy and health freedom activists this month.  I'm proud to be fighting the same cause as men like Max Gerson and women like his daughter Charlotte.  "Healing The Gerson Way" is this month's book to focus on one of the people that I want to honor for his bravery as he stood up to the FDA and told them that they don't know everything.  There are many treatments for cancer that are more likely to cure patients than the whole cut, poison, burn fiasco.

A man named Dr. William D Kelley is another doctor.  He healed 90% of the patients who saw him.  Even though he did lose some, it doesn't compare to the amount of patients who lose the battle against chemotherapy.  That's right, I said lose the battle against chemotherapy.  Dr. Kelley's patients died of cancer, while many allopathic cancer patients die from the poisoning of the chemo.  No matter what, I would always choose someone like Kelley over allopathy.

It's frustrating trying to find science based treatment in America.  You would think that the US would give us that choice while what they actually do is give an illusion of choice.  I hope the day when this battle no longer needs to be fought comes very soon.

Cut Poison Burn Trailer

Until recently, I've never realized how many ways there were to treat cancer.  It never hit me that perhaps the drug industry never really wanted to find a cure.  It is truly frightening how we are being forced to accept brutal treatments that can kill as opposed to gentle, natural protocols that can save lives.

This is a trailer of another documentary that discusses the different treatments for cancer.  It's wrong when a nation that prides itself on freedom forbids our rights to choose something as basic as health care.

Wolfgang Puck Review Reminder

A reader reminded me of a something that I was to post:


Lauren
So...do you have a review of how [the Wolfgang Puck Mini Chopper] works as a food processor?


Thanks for reminding me about this Lauren!  I guess because I'm not exactly raving about it, I didn't feel like I had anything to post.  It's not that I'm unhappy with it.  I'm actually very satisfied with it overall. I use it pretty often because there are so many things that I make from scratch like manna bread and sprouted crackers.

There were just a few things that bummed me out about it, but I wouldn't exactly complain about these things.  I'll mention them just to complete my opinion.  For one thing, it came with so many accessories that I'm never going to use which was a bit of a bummer because I don't know what to do with this stuff.  Another issue is the fact that the bowl is so small that I have to chop, empty, and then chop more in order to process everything.  I can't really complain about the plastic that holds the blade either because all of the other food processors have that.  I'm just happy that it isn't the part of the product that has the most contact with the food.

Again, I'm not complaining, I can give away the extra pieces to the set and there is a good side to having a small chopper.  When I'm experimenting in the kitchen, which I do a LOT, it's good to have a small chopper because a large one wouldn't process a small amount efficiently.  So my overall opinion is that this is good product and I recommend it to others who are as anal about not using plastic as I am.

Father Of A Cancer Patient

Jim Navaro is one of the people who experienced the fight to live within the law and get his son treatment for  cancer.  Again, I understand (I don't advocate, but I understand) when the law steps in when parents try to treat a child's cancer illness on their own understanding.  If they try to treat cancer with roots and berries without knowing what they are doing, the child is very likely to die.  What angers me about the law stepping in in this case was the fact that these parents were trying to find a doctor who used scientifically significant alternative cancer treatments to treat their boy; but the law prohibited this.

Thanks to Big Pharma and the FDA, Jim Navaro's son Thomas has passed on.

Dr. Max Gerson

Dr. Max Gerson was a brilliant, brilliant healer who was far ahead of his time.  His healing practices healed cancer patients who had days left to live.  It sickens me that they treated this amazing doctor like a mad man and a criminal.

I guess this is one reason why allopaths don't like to encourage eating natural foods.  It steals from their business.  One practice that heals many things is the coffee enema.  My doctor was to first to tell me about the coffee enema.  I don't practice it because I'm too afraid, but Gerson Institute uses it to heal cancer patients.  I didn't even realize that it was a Gerson healing practice until now.

This is just the beginning.  There are sooo many other healing practices that can heal a variety of diseases INCLUDING cancer.

August's Book: Healing The Gerson Way

Dr. Max Gerson was one of many scientists who made breakthroughs in sciences that was blatantly ignored. Once his therapy became famous, his theories and practice were attacked.  He was one of many brilliant scientists who were labeled as a quack.

His daughter, Charlotte Gerson, continued spreading the word about her father's work.  She also continues to run his cancer clinic in Mexico.  Here is a book that talks more about his theories and methods that he and Charlotte used to heal many.

Cashew Cheese

Until I made some myself, I didn't realize what a delicious food cashew cheese can be.  I only made a pint the other day, but the moment I put a little on some vegetables it was finished in seconds!  I soaked my cashews for a long time so it blended very, very easily.  I'm still looking forward to making some with basil and olive oil.  The one that I made was an onion flavor and it was gooooood!

You can use it the way it was suggested in the video, or you could use it as an alternative to cream cheese as well.  Either way, I hope you try this and I hope that you comment on how it came out.