When an Arab friend and I walked through the olive groves in Upper Galilee, taking pictures of gnarled trees that might have been several hundred years old, I began to realise why olive oil was considered so important even as long ago as in biblical times. The South Sea islander looks at his coconut palms with the same reverence, seeing that they provide him with clothing and food. To the Russian peasant in the Caucasus his sunflowers are equally valuable, providing him with necessary oil. When he eats the seeds, spitting out the husks, he knows that this food will give him strength and tenacity. The Egyptian peasant feels the same way when he harvests sesame in fields irrigated by water from the Nile.
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It is not essential to know exactly how a cure takes place. The mere knowledge that juices can cure is infinitely more valuable than any scientific explanation advanced in this connection. Science, after all, only confirms the discoveries made decades ago. Many years ago, as a young man, I lectured on this subject and drew attention to the value of raw juices. Today it is easier to convince people because science has, in the meantime, confirmed our assertions of the past that raw juices and raw vegetables are wonderful remedies. It is, and will remain, a fact that the raw juices of potato and cabbage will heal gastric and duodenal ulcers.
Even more interesting is the observation I made in connection with raw potato, cabbage (green and white) and carrot juice in the treatment of gout, rheumatism and allied conditions. If these juices are taken in conjunction with a strictly natural diet, these diseases will eventually respond to the treatment.
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Of course, I do not wish to say that such lactic acid preparations are a panacea, a cure-all, but they have certainly brought the treatment of cancer a step further along the road. Because Molkosan has a fairly high percentage of natural lactic acid, it is of immense value in a cancer diet. As a drink, diluted with mineral water, it is both prophylactic and curative in its effect. Dr Kuhl also recommends raw sauerkraut for this purpose, because of its
lactic acid content.
It is, indeed, a great pleasure to see how the experiences and observations we began to report on in our magazine and books many years ago are now being confirmed as facts.
Once you are familiar with the many good effects of whey concentrate you will appreciate it and stop wondering why, in the past, even high-ranking personages did not consider it beneath their dignity to take ‘whey cures’ for the benefit of their health.
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While childbirth is an experience of women, its effect on their partners should not be forgotten. From the moment the woman shows the first physical signs of pregnancy it is clear that the baby belongs to her and that she is its mother. The man who has no such evidence that he is the father has to cope with the emotional changes that fatherhood entails. In extreme cases this may lead to denial or rejection of parenthood and to a break-up of the relationship. Acknowledgement of his part in the pregnancy may be provided by attendance at antenatal classes and at the birth. However, diminished sexual response by the woman because of early symptoms of pregnancy such as tiredness, sickness and discomfort may increase his already present feelings of envy, resentment or rivalry of the growing baby, and be further reinforced by the mother’s preoccupation with the baby once it is born.
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Most men have heard of expulsion and perforation. A woman came asking for a second IUCD 10 years and a second marriage after being perforated by her first device. The doctor was amazed after this failure, although in some ways it was a sensible request. She was now hypertensive, so the Pill was not suitable, and as she was no longer nulliparous, the risk of another perforation was slight. But the doctor wanted to hear the reasons why she was prepared to try something again when it had caused problems the first time.
The first coil had been resented. The marriage had already gone wrong and she seemed to blame her first husband more than the doctor for the perforation. ‘In a way I was glad it had to be removed [even by laparoscopy]. From then on we used condoms, but not very often.’ He was a policeman with no sense of fun. ‘At least it kept his truncheon covered.’ Now she wanted all barriers removed so as to welcome her new man, and he was worth some risk.
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She returned a few weeks later a much happier person. She said that the opportunity to share with the doctor her disappointment at the probability of not having a baby had enabled her to see things in a fresh light. It enabled her to talk about the grief that she felt for the baby she would not have, and she could see that it might be like a bereavement, full of different emotions, some anger some sadness, and even some relief that she would not have all the responsibilities that children bring. She loved her husband very much and wanted to spend her life with him. She had been able to talk about her disappointments with him and found that he had not deliberately been ignoring her needs, but that it had been too difficult for him to talk to her. They had made love several times without any pain.
Mrs. N. had learned that the problem did not lie in the fact that other people were ignoring the existence of her feelings, but that her ability to withhold and hide her feelings had been the cause of all her emotional and physical pain. She could now move on to the process of going through the various feelings of grief knowing that to make love involved a strong emotional as well as a physical element. Now she had brought her ambivalent feelings about a baby into the open with her husband it had become an easier sharing process, and there was less pain. She was still undecided about whether she wanted a baby but the dilemma was no longer expressed as a physical problem.
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When a young person is brought to the doctor by someone older, whether parent, teacher, social worker or friend, it can be very helpful if the anxieties of that person can also be examined. When working in a clinic with a social worker it is often possible for her to conduct this interview. In a normal surgery or clinic the doctor will usually have to see both the girl and the accompanying person. It is important that the girl agrees to this and has trust that her confidences will not be broken. She may well be relieved when the worries are eased and some of the pressure is taken off her. Such a dual role can be particularly difficult for the general practitioner with responsibilities to the whole family, and he or she is often grateful to be able to obtain help for the girl from another doctor.
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One gulf between perceptions is well illustrated by contrasting the attitudes of doctors and patients towards the simplest of all methods of birth control – nothing. Unfortunately, the consequences of this method frequently require some medical interference at a later date, postcoital contraception or termination, for example. Doctors tend to see patients who use nothing as being ignorant, feckless or even stupid, and are tempted to treat a subsequent request for help in this light. Many patients will agree, in the cold light of the next day or a missed period, hence the amazing number of reported burst sheaths, but, if the real reasons for using no protection at all are not explored, the situation can easily occur again.
Many users of the ‘nothing method’ are under 16 years of age. It seems to be the policy of our society to emphasize that using contraception is an adult affair. Social concern with the rising tide of teenage pregnancies may be on the increase, but for the young themselves, newspaper headlines blazon adult priorities and moralities. Should parents be told of medical consultations concerning the under-16s, whatever the wishes of the young individual concerned?
The message is clear, sex is private – unless you use birth control.
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Lunch
Try to make one fresh salad every day. Use 6 different coloured vegetables. Choose from grated beetroot, bok choy, sunflower sprouts, fresh broccoli (use stems also), Brussels sprouts, cabbage nasturtium leaves, carrot, mixed lettuces, rocket, endive, dandelion leaves, fennel, capsicum, tomato, watercress, celery, spinach, kale, garlic, onions and cucumber. I normally mix in a handful of sun-dried tomatoes and a small amount of goat’s cheese or cottage cheese/flaxseed oil mix.
Dressing – 2 tablespoons of organic flaxseed oil, a squeeze of fresh lemon juice or apple cider vinegar to flavour.
AND
A good source of protein such as grilled or steamed fish (salmon, tuna, sardines, mackerel, halibut, herring or cod), organic chicken or turkey breast, grain fed red meat tofu, tempeh, yogurt or nuts and seeds. Try to have at least 2 pieces of healthy protein per day. If you eat red meat, limit to 3 times weekly.
Supplements with Lunch
Coenzyme Ql0 120mg x 1 capsule
Glutathione l00 mg x 1 capsule
Vitamin Ñ Powder (with beta-carotene, 2000mg of Vit Ñ = 2 tsp zinc, quercetin, bioflavonoids)
Lipoic acid l00 mg x 1 capsule
Chlorella/barley grass/green formula 1 heaped tablespoon
Mid-Afternoon
One hour brisk walk in a clean, non-polluted environment. It is great to do this with someone you love or with your dog. Dogs are great companions. Often I try to sing or laugh (especially if no one is around) and often I practice cancer-clearing exercises and say positive affirmations out loud while walking.
On returning, I always make a fresh juice. Often in the afternoon I make a combination of fruit juices i.e. strawberries, papaya, apple, lemon, ginger, pineapple, mint, watermelon. Try to buy organic fruits. If you feel like a warm drink, make a fresh herbal tea or make up the cancer clear tea mix. If you feel hungry, grab a piece of fruit
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Corn or rice thins, spread with a thin layer of avocado, cottage cheese and flaxseed oil mix, tahini or hummus, sunflower or alfalfa sprouts and fresh lemon juice.
The late afternoon is often a peaceful and creative time. The sun is about to settle for the day and the moon is taking its place in the sky to light up our night. This time is perfect for practicing meditation, relaxation techniques, yoga, creative imagery and positive affirmations. Use this time wisely to remove any resentment, hurt or anger from your heart and let this rise and disappear into the universe.
Supplements in between meals
Bromelain 500mg x 3 capsules
Proteolytic/digestive enzymes 6 tablets
Dinner
Try to choose from 5 to 6 different vegetables i.e. broccoli, Brussels sprouts, green beans, sweet
potato, pumpkin, cabbage, snow peas, kale, zucchini, eggplant, garlic, onions, leeks, cauliflower, radish, carrots and turnips. Try to eat vegetables raw, lightly stir-fried in olive oil or steamed.
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One piece of protein such as tempeh, tofu, organic chicken breast or thigh, organic turkey breast, salmon, tuna, mackerel, sardines, halibut, herring or cod (deep water fish is always an excellent option).
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Brown or wild rice, legumes or wholegrains.
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A beautiful, hearty soup.
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Magnets and magnetic fields, although unseen and unheard, are an important part of our everyday life. We use magnetic products in many different ways. Just some of these include: telephones, door alarms, audio and video tapes, computer disks, computers, magnetic strips on credit cards, on Medicare and health cards, bus and train tickets, magnetic cupboard door catches, and many more such items. More importantly, biologically, every cell in our body is an electromagnetic phenomenon. This is very important to understand, and one day, if not now, your good health may depend upon it.
There are two basic classes of magnets or magnetic fields, and several sub types. Permanent or ‘static’ magnets have been used since 850 ÂÑ, that is, for more than 2850 years. The earth has its own magnetic system. The source is in the molten core that generates earth energies and fields on and above the surface between the Magnetic North and South poles. The density is around 0.5 Gauss and oscillating around 9.6Hz to 10.5Hz. There are also the Schumann resonance field harmonics between the earth and the magnetosphere; the most important biologically oscillate between 7.5Hz and 8 Hz, depending largely upon sun spot flare activity. There are other less important Schumann frequencies.
At intervals over time, various physicians have found that the use of magnetic materials has helped to reduce pain and to improve healing processes. Naturally occurring magnetic ore is called ‘magnetite’ or ‘lodestone’ (leading stone’), as it aligns with the North-South magnetic poles of the earth and was used by early mariners to help in navigation. Nowadays we refer to this type of device as a compass.
Permanent magnets can be made out of several types of materials such as ferrous (iron), ceramic with iron particles, combinations of nickel-iron-boron-neodymium, and other ‘rare earth’ minerals, etc. Generally the newer combination materials have stronger holding powers and are not easily de-magnetized.
These permanent or static magnets are used to assist in the alleviation of many aches and pains, and in some instances can help the body to heal from minor discomforts and may assist peripheral circulation.
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