One of our oldest health publications, Herald of Health, had to discontinue publication because it didn’t have enough subscribers. This magazine provided substantive health information, not gimmicky, over-dramatized stories of miraculous cures with some slickly, over promoted new development that cannot stand the test of time. From time to time, reprints from Herald of Health …
Vol 7
Herbal Stimulants for the LiverBy Ruth Sackman
Max Gerson, M.D., directed a cancer clinic in Nanuet, New York, for many years. There he treated mostly terminally ill cancer patients using a system of diet and detoxification to correct the breakdown in body chemistry that caused cancer-cell production. He found that when cancer-prone mice were autopsied, the livers showed deterioration long before a …
Chemotherapy Side-Effects Can Include Cancer and DeathBy FACT
CYTOXAN (Mead Johnson & Co.) A dangerous drug which can cause death. This FDA-approved “anticancer” drug actually can also cause cancer, namely secondary malignancies. According to the FDA-approved “safety” data: “the possibility of secondary malignancy, based on available data, should be considered in any benefit-to-risk assessment for the use of the drug.” In addition to …
Chemotherapy Side-Effects Can Include Cancer and DeathBy FACTRead More
Enzyme Deficiency – A Key to Disease PreventionBy Ron Rendleman
Neanderthal man accidentally dropped a slice of dinosaur meat into the fire one night and the story of enzymes began. If he hadn’t been so careless, we might very well be eating only raw food today and be the healthier for it. Food cooked above 118 degrees F. (which was probably the fate of the …
Enzyme Deficiency – A Key to Disease PreventionBy Ron RendlemanRead More
Can Cancer Develop in a Healthy Body?By FACT
Cancer is like any other disease, in that the individual’s level of resistance plays a major role in its etiology and prognosis. Nerve interference causes a body to function at a state less than its physiological optimum. Does that affect resistance? Let’s check Burrows Textbook of Microbiology, Tenth Edition, p.250: “Whatever resistance to disease an …
