When you hear the word “incurable,” What images do you conjure up? For most, it brings to mind a death sentence. Depending on the type of disease, either a swift death, or a slow painful, lingering existence.
For years, there’ve been multiple discoveries which address and cure these so-called incurables. Unfortunately, due to Big Pharma, and money driven health care, they seem to either be discredited or swept under the table to never be heard of again.
The human body retains an amazing resilience, and always tries to defend itself against damage. Sometimes the attempt to defend itself appears as a disease process. When damaged cellular components fail to be directed into the lymph system for disposal, DNA from the cell nucleus gets leaked into the general circulation and must be destroyed in order to protect the rest of your body’s cell structure from being converted into the same type of structure from which the DNA was leaked. (example - heart cells created in the liver)
When this happens, your body will mount a defense against that particular DNA. If the damaged tissue continues to leak DNA, the protective action of your immune system will attack the remaining cells. This is a foundation of autoimmune disease, and because mainstream medicine fails to know how to correct it, it’s called “incurable.”
When considering the foundation of all disease, your body is continuously on the defense, looking to protect itself against threats both foreign and domestic. Unless it’s too exhausted to respond, it will mount some kind of response to whatever is sensed as a threat. If your body’s response appears as disease, the mainstream medical model utilizes chemicals which intervene, shutting down your normal defense mechanism.
Inflammation is a normal response in the body to any condition where removal of waste or debris fails to function properly. If the buildup of metabolic debris is faster than removal, the body will try to burn it up in the tissues. Consider heating your house with a wood fire, not building it in the proper location. The result is your house burning down. If your body tries to burn up this debris out in the tissues, inflammation and damage is the result.
I’ve often stated, “there are no incurable diseases, just incurable people.” What I’ve meant by this has many facets. If a person is unwilling to change habits, lifestyle, or thought patterns, there’s little I can accomplish short of masking symptoms. If you violate speed laws, there’s consequences. When we violate natural laws there’s also consequences.
Diets high in sugars which are not cleared properly result in inflammation in the tissues. Also, sugar is the primary food which cancer thrives on. If the cancer patient refuses to leave these foods alone, they are feeding into the incurable diagnosis. Chemical exposure to the lungs, creating scar tissue needs to be terminated and nutritive vitamins need to be added to halt scar formation. Improving water consumption allows better lymph drainage, assisting in reversing the damaging effect of tissue overload.
If we’re holding on to hostile thoughts toward ourselves, the body simply obeys the demands of the mind, and sets the immune system against us. Being angry with oneself, creates an attack on our own tissues. This can be a major foundation of autoimmune diseases. Learning to love oneself unconditionally is an important part of healing. I like to say that if God loves me unconditionally in spite of my many flaws, (and He’s an excellent judge of character), who am I to argue that point? Cut yourself some slack!
I’ve seen where various organs are affected by different emotions. The liver is affected by anger and frustration. The kidneys are influenced by fear. The lungs by grief. The heart by loss of joy. These organs can be a blatant sign of what emotions are controlling the person.
Learning how to nourish the body properly is a lifelong study. some of us are extremely blessed, having parents who fed us with love and nutrition. Those who missed out in this area can still grow up with help from others. Choose your friends wisely. Having people who will love you unconditionally is critical. Incurable? Look around and you will find people who have recovered from many so called incurable diseases. Don’t accept an incurable mindset!
For years, there’ve been multiple discoveries which address and cure these so-called incurables. Unfortunately, due to Big Pharma, and money driven health care, they seem to either be discredited or swept under the table to never be heard of again.
The human body retains an amazing resilience, and always tries to defend itself against damage. Sometimes the attempt to defend itself appears as a disease process. When damaged cellular components fail to be directed into the lymph system for disposal, DNA from the cell nucleus gets leaked into the general circulation and must be destroyed in order to protect the rest of your body’s cell structure from being converted into the same type of structure from which the DNA was leaked. (example - heart cells created in the liver)
When this happens, your body will mount a defense against that particular DNA. If the damaged tissue continues to leak DNA, the protective action of your immune system will attack the remaining cells. This is a foundation of autoimmune disease, and because mainstream medicine fails to know how to correct it, it’s called “incurable.”
When considering the foundation of all disease, your body is continuously on the defense, looking to protect itself against threats both foreign and domestic. Unless it’s too exhausted to respond, it will mount some kind of response to whatever is sensed as a threat. If your body’s response appears as disease, the mainstream medical model utilizes chemicals which intervene, shutting down your normal defense mechanism.
Inflammation is a normal response in the body to any condition where removal of waste or debris fails to function properly. If the buildup of metabolic debris is faster than removal, the body will try to burn it up in the tissues. Consider heating your house with a wood fire, not building it in the proper location. The result is your house burning down. If your body tries to burn up this debris out in the tissues, inflammation and damage is the result.
I’ve often stated, “there are no incurable diseases, just incurable people.” What I’ve meant by this has many facets. If a person is unwilling to change habits, lifestyle, or thought patterns, there’s little I can accomplish short of masking symptoms. If you violate speed laws, there’s consequences. When we violate natural laws there’s also consequences.
Diets high in sugars which are not cleared properly result in inflammation in the tissues. Also, sugar is the primary food which cancer thrives on. If the cancer patient refuses to leave these foods alone, they are feeding into the incurable diagnosis. Chemical exposure to the lungs, creating scar tissue needs to be terminated and nutritive vitamins need to be added to halt scar formation. Improving water consumption allows better lymph drainage, assisting in reversing the damaging effect of tissue overload.
If we’re holding on to hostile thoughts toward ourselves, the body simply obeys the demands of the mind, and sets the immune system against us. Being angry with oneself, creates an attack on our own tissues. This can be a major foundation of autoimmune diseases. Learning to love oneself unconditionally is an important part of healing. I like to say that if God loves me unconditionally in spite of my many flaws, (and He’s an excellent judge of character), who am I to argue that point? Cut yourself some slack!
I’ve seen where various organs are affected by different emotions. The liver is affected by anger and frustration. The kidneys are influenced by fear. The lungs by grief. The heart by loss of joy. These organs can be a blatant sign of what emotions are controlling the person.
Learning how to nourish the body properly is a lifelong study. some of us are extremely blessed, having parents who fed us with love and nutrition. Those who missed out in this area can still grow up with help from others. Choose your friends wisely. Having people who will love you unconditionally is critical. Incurable? Look around and you will find people who have recovered from many so called incurable diseases. Don’t accept an incurable mindset!
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