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Today's post comes from a sense of frustration and wonder. How is it that my astonishing recovery from crushed optic nerves that blinded me, deteriorating health and the medical world's despair that I could recover, is not making a bigger impact on the medical world or on the public?
The evidence of what enabled my recovery speaks for itself: Avoiding pollutants is good for human health. Commercial products filled with poisons for human health undermine it.
I welcome your comments about the issue. I made mention of it on Facebook, earlier today:
I've lost count of how many times this problem was cited in my book and blog, and how many times I've wondered what it will take for the western medical world to admit the reality it faces on an hourly basis.
I suspect that the public is not being told the truth: Climbing death rates and rising numbers of babies born deformed, with cancer or with serious neurological damage, young couples with infertility problems unheard of before the proliferation of food-processing chemicals that no human body can tolerate, synthetic this and that in hygiene products, etc., etc., etc.
Ask yourselves why so many cutting-edge cancer treatment centers exist, why learning disability rates are as high as they are, how on earth pregnant women hold dangerous tumors with the babies growing in their wombs.
Then ask yourself "Is all that suffering worth a Mall Muffin the size of a Buick? Shiny hair at the expense of my health? Convenience foods known to cause cancer? Make-up that will threaten my very life let alone my appearance? Do I have enough self-respect and self-control to protect the life GOD gave me? How can I develop it?"
My childhood hero, Sydney J. Harris, used to write a column about things he found out when looking up something else. He did that for fun and to beat some doldrums.
So, to solve a case of writer's block I went online looking up some research information I wanted for the article I'm writing. I needed something fun to do.
I tell ya, some days I wonder if God laughs out loud, so to speak. Here's what turned up when I GOOGLED "improved eyesight":
Find ways to go past a sense of despair and into pro-active self-help. Feel better, get your grin back and make progress as best you can. Buy the E-book or print edition of EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge.
Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity. Face Your Future with Optimism.
Fill your mind with helpful facts.
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