Date:   7/27/2007 6:36:23 AM ( 17 y ago)
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" Like Dr. Hulda Clark , he only has a part of the puzzle, as does everyone else. But the amazing thing is that these people actually believe they are the ones who have THE ANSWER, which is usually so limiting, extreme, and impractical for people who live in the "real world" to be able to do."

Of course. Hulda has a book titled something like "The Cure for all Disesases".

If that were true, then, there should be no disease.

But, it's not.

Nearly all cancers are curable, but getting to the point of understanding it requires one to be financially independent, to have the leisure time to consider what is known and to sift out the mis-information. Some of it is intentional misinfo, while other parts are innocent. Lots of these self-professed gurus stroke their own egos by claiming they know it all, but the fact is that nobody can know it all, the human lifespan isn't long enough. Bogging it down is the fact that most have financial obligations which require their time be spent on money-generating endeavors, many of which are funded by their employer, which necessarily requires the person to only work on those things the boss is paying them to do. Even a person in medical research is bound to work only in one area. With the remainder of their time, they have to tend to their families, buy gasonline &groceries, take vacations, etc.

Wanna cure cancers ? The answers are quite clear to me. I've been to the mountaintop, because I have had the leisure time, and I have invested it appropriately. But, if I start telling people the answers, it only opens up a question session typically by the un-knowledgeable who themselves are so confused by all the propaganda and mis-information out there that educating them becomes an exercise in futility. Even if presented with 100% truth, they argue against it. This attitude is not restricted to health only. Most everyone seems to think they are smart. Funny, they borrow an extra $ 100k to live in a nicer house and pay tons of extra "interest", but then worry about buying gasoline from the filling station which is 2 cents a gallon cheaper than the one up the street. Penny wise and pound foolish. Same goes for their health, and they can't help it. I come not to engage in argument with such folks. The answer to cancer is out there and those meant to see it , will see it. Why do you suppose that the ruling class elite all survive into very old age ? The answer to cancer is known, for decades.

The "cancer is genetic" argument is for cop-outs who want an easy answer. They overlook the fact that what the children are tacitly taught while growing up are dietary habits. Those from the same family learn the same dietary habit from their mommies, with few exceptions. And very few mommies have the time to do research, so they all grow up eating similar crap, and then going out in the world with those habits and lack of knowledge. Cancers are induceable by diet in thousands of ways, and those who don't see that 90 + % of cancers are caused by ingesting things they shouldn't coupled with not ingesting what they should in their diet are blind. The cancer patient is their own worst enemy. A successful practioner needs to fight that part of the patient which is adverse to the patient. The only way this can be done is if the patient is willing to surrender 100% to the dictates of the practitioner. Practitioners without an MD behind their name need not apply for the job, the patient will never believe them. For that trust to occur , there must be love present, but love is a rare thing.

Stress is important, it causes release of many biochemicals in the body and if the person does not have the proper anti-molecules present, which itself may occur from many causes, an offset is created which changes the terrain and enables the pleomorphic change of Beard's trophoblasts, in accordance with the well-known somatidian cycle, to yield what Rife determined to be Bacillus X. Reversing the terrain and taking care of existing lesions is case-specific, which is why no single program will work on every case. But knowing the cause in each case and knowing the means for reversal enables one skilled in the art to repair and restore, in all but advanced cases. It is humorous to read about cure-alls, isn't it ? One can tell the good doctors, such as Guy Abraham, becasue they don't profess to have ALL of the answers for EVERYTHING. They're not so foolish as to believe such is even possible, but they are good in their specific areas. They put all their mental resources into their specific areas, instead of trying to be know-it-all's.

Lucky for those with time on their hands, the internet has provided for the first time in history the ability to take the learnings from so many specialized skilled practitioners, put them all on the table, and find the connecting lines between it all. These folks are very few, since 99.999 % of the population are out chasing money. But the 0.001% are fortunate in that they can see things that nobody has seen before. Previously, to assemble teachings from so many sources would have been impossible through communicating onlyl by telephone, telegram or the mails. Part of these newly-available synergistic realizations for me is that fact that the work of the self-professed gurus who didn't have the benefit of the time leisure and resources is incomplete at best, and outright inaccurate in significant measure.

I know nothing of "MH", having read less than 10 postings on that forum and possibly posting once or twice myself. My studies elsewhere and focus on this forum, coupled with other self-imposed obligations have precluded it. Hence my comments above are of a general nature.






 

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