Vol 17

Today’s nutritionist places much emphasis on the rebuilding of the body by restricting diets and through the use of many different types of supplements. This places an intense burden on the body, already in a toxic and electrochemically confused state, to make progress under these existing conditions. This progress is often very slow, tedious and …

Understanding Toxemia and DetoxificationBy Rob Krakovitz, M.D.Read More

(Reprinted from The Ecologist, Vol. 29, October 1999) Swedish scientists Lennart Hardell and Mikael Eriksson published a case-control study showing that non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL) is linked to pesticide exposures. Harden and Eriksson published a prior study including phenoxy herbicides to NHL in 1981.1 NHL is a group of cancers that arise in the white blood …

Sources of Toxicity – Reports of New Pesticide DangersBy Peter MontagueRead More

The following is transcribed from a lecture given by Joel Robbins, M.D., at Hallelujah Acres, a health center in Tennessee. The focus at Hallelujah Acres is a nutritional program. Dr. Robbin’s address appeared in the center’s official publication, Back to the Garden. Here’s a question I get all the time: “If diet makes a difference …

Raising Healthy Children on the Hallelujah DietBy Joel Robbins, M.D.Read More

Toxicity has been the least understood area of physiology in conventional healing. If this were not so, many of the pharmaceuticals in use today would have to be discarded. In the realm of natural healing, however, the concept of toxicity as the primary cause of disease and the value of periodic body detoxification have been …

Colon Irrigation – A Means of DetoxificationBy Various AuthorsRead More