“Give me the power to create a fever and I can cure anything.” Hippocrates. Imagine that you have just purchased a large house which some ignorant people had filled with garbage and filth in every nook and cranny. Now you will start to clean the house, removing the garbage from one room at a time. …
Vol 8
The Living Fame of Harvey W. WileyBy Federation Of Homemakers
To document completely the accomplishments, the noble character, the contributions to the advancement of science, and the dedicated service to mankind’s welfare of Harvey W. Wiley would demand many pages and, indeed, many volumes, the reasons for his enduring and ever-increasing fame are summarized here…in the trust that Dr. Wiley’s name will become enshrined with …
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The HGC Immunity LinkBy Ruth Sackman
Dr. Howard Beard, a biochemist and cancer patient, found that he could monitor his condition by doing the human chorionic gonadotrophin (HCG) measurement to determine how actively his body was producing unnecessary cells or controlling cell production at a normal level. This same test is used to determine pregnancy, a natural process whereby the body …
Fermented FoodsBy FACT
As well as raw fruits and vegetables, fermented foods are also eaten at the [Hippocrates Health] Institute, the most popular being Rejuvalac, sauer1craut, and fermented seed dishes. These foods are included in the diet for an important reason they are extremely rich in enzymes, predigested protein, and lactobacillus bacteria. In a healthy person, the enzymes …
Going Nuts!By Jack Soltanoff, D.C.
Any knowledgeable vegetarian will tell you how versatile nuts are, and what an excellent source of unsaturated oils, proteins, vitamins and minerals they are. And, any gourmet will tell you that nuts add style, character and delicious new flavors to dishes as different as chicken or ice cream. So, if you tend to think of …
Chlorophyll Nature’s Green MagicBy FACT
Dr. Richard Wilstatter in 1915 and Dr. H. Fisher in 1930, received the Nobel Prize for outstanding research on chlorophyll. They observed that the chlorophyll molecule closely resembles hemin, the pigment which when combined with protein, forms hemoglobin. The latter is present in the red corpuscles of the blood and, by carrying oxygen to the …
