If we wish to find the solution to illness we need only to have a look at our nutritional and way of living decisions. If you heed the ignored, even declined findings of Pasteur’s peers and scientists of the 19th and twentieth century, adding those to my findings, you’ll learn the true reason for illness. Till the medical community starts having a look at causes instead of devoting its time hunting for cures, and till we start to take responsibility for our own life-style and nutritional decisions, I think homo sapiens is in difficulty of dying out. Dr. Benjamin Rush, Physician and signer of the Declaration of Independence, 1776 related this : “Unless we put medical freedom into the Constitution, the time may come when medication will organize itself into a clandestine dictatorship, to limit the healing art to one class of men and reject equal entitlements to others will comprise the bastille of medical science. All such laws are un-American and despotic. ” Where does life begin? In the womb or the grail, the grail, in the amniotic liquid, in a 98.6 F, one p.c water and salt solution or one part salt to one hundred parts water. This solution is known as the sol. This natural salt solution, called “sol ” is from the origin of the word, at once attached to the word “soul”. What we call “sol ” for our salt solution ( a solution of 2 in one- no more polarity ), was assumed by the traditional Celtics to represent our soul, as the soul originated, in their belief, from the sea where we’re all born from the same liquids, coming from the same “sol ” a solution of salt and water. Our body in its wholeness is an inventive creation of nature, it’s been given all mechanisms to not only sustain its life and additionally to create new life.
Each healthful person has built-in regulatory mechanisms to maintain its alkaline design and self-healing powers, which guarantee or reestablish the natural balance of the bodily functions, the homeostasis. It’s not the doctor that heals us, nor the medicine, but our own built in alkaline regulatory mechanisms.
