Health Problems

Q.  What precautions should be taken while detoxifying and deep cleansing?  The person may have a condition of diabetes, multiple sclerosis or lung conditions.

A.  People with health problems should work with a qualified practitioner while cleansing. Diabetes, multiple sclerosis and lung conditions are serious conditions.  DO NOT TRY TO PLAY DOCTOR!  It is a shame that we have to keep saying these things to protect you and ourselves. The truth is there are very few good doctors out there and we only know a few we think we can trust.  I have never heard of a medical doctor  treating diabetes, multiple sclerosis, or lung problems effectively.  I absolutely do not agree with what they do and as far as I am concerned, they should not be doctors.  If they were auto mechanics, they would be  much more beneficial to their patients.  I believe that I know what to do, but I have to be so careful talking about it that I prefer not to. We live in a country that has lost its freedom of speech and freedom to choose regarding who we select to give us medical treatment.  The best that I have been able to do is write my theories in Cleanse & Purify Thyself, Book 1.  If you really study this, you should be  able to pick up everything you need to treat yourself.  There is a tremendous amount information there.

Q:  Can I start a cleanse if I suspect an ulcer?

A:  We strongly recommend that you do not proceed with a cleanse if you suspect an ulcer.  Other conditions that preclude doing a cleanse are the following: ulcerative colitis, bleeding hemorrhoids,  fissures and any suspected internal bleeding.  We recommend working with a health care practitioner that uses raw juice and similar therapies to heal the condition first and only when full healing is established, proceed  with the mildest phase to begin the program.

Q.  How would you tell someone who's convinced of a clean intestinal tract after having a colonoscopy that a cleanse will still be effective for them.  They are asking for help and are on Dr.'s RX for hepatitis C.  (No cirrhosis) They want a natural way, so they can go off medication due to side effects disrupting their life.

A.  People taking prescription drugs are people in serious situations and we cannot recommend they go off their prescriptions (although we certainly would not use them under any circumstances).  Encourage the person to read the book, Cleanse & Purify Thyself, Book 1 then encourage them or assist them in locating a practitioner who can assist them in their goals.  Each individual is different, when a  person is removing themselves from drugs they need monitoring and personal assistance from someone trained to guide them.  Do not attempt to do this unless you are properly qualified.  Anyone who has hepatitis of any kind has a problem with his or her bowels.

Q.  How to cleanse with blood sugar/chemical imbalances.

A.  With the guidance of a practitioner experienced with cleansing and fasting. One thing that would help is to avoid all fruit and carrot juices.  Green drinks made from vegetables such as cucumbers, and kale are  lower in natural sugars and should made the process easier.  Diabetics need to monitor their insulin carefully.  Their normal dosages will change during a cleanse and may need to decrease their dosages.  People with sugar problems need to work on the liver and suppressed emotions.  Look for the "poor me" attitudes, feelings of rejection, childhood abuses, suppressed anger.

Q.  If a person has had their duodenum and most of their jejunum removed - can they do a cleanse and is that maybe why he can't gain weight?

A.  Yes they can do a cleanse.  If you can eat, you can cleanse.  The duodenum and jejunum are the most important parts of the alimentary canal for digestion and assimilation.  No wonder that it is difficult  to gain weight.  What else did the doctors do to this person?  What else will they do to them in the future?  This is a typical example of why doctor Robert Mendelsohn said that the most dangerous place in the world is in a hospital and the second most dangerous place is in a Doctor's office.  I agree with him.  Doctors do these things because they simply don't know how to treat the body's problems naturally.

Q.  Will a cleanse help a person with irritable bowel or ulcerative colitis?  Can a cleanse be started if the person still has some mucus, blood in stool and a lot of flatulence?

A.  It is possible; you must remember that we cannot treat, diagnosis or claim to cure anything.  Testimonies indicate that people benefit greatly from a cleanse.  If a person is generally in good health and has the conditions stated above they can start a cleanse.  They should pace themselves and be observant that they do not cleanse too fast. Irritable bowel and colitis are caused by what?  Think!  There has to be a cause! Most of the time there are specific pathogenic microorganisms, including Candida, various bacteria, and often protozoan parasites.  I have seen several lab tests verifying this.  Medical Doctor's  antibiotics are not always effective and when they are not, they don't know what to do. Medical doctors can do some amazing things sometimes, but they flunk when it comes to chronic and degenerative disease.  Follow the advice of a medical doctor when it comes to treating bowel problems and some day you? ll probably have bowel cancer.  Why is it that conventional medicine cannot successfully treat these bowel conditions? Simply because their drugs do not always work and they do not understand natural healing or cleansing.  It is foreign to them.  Do I dare say that I know the cure?  Absolutely not, even if it  were 100% effective.  It may even be risky for me to say that I don't know of anything that is better than my cleansing program, the proper bacteria, and my formula's for building the bowel.  And, just in case you  forgot, a good vegetarian diet, full of fresh fruits and vegetables and lots of fresh vegetable juices.  And you know what?  This treatment works wonders on just about anything.  What a blessing to know about these simple natural things.

Q.  What special measures do you take when cleansing someone without a gallbladder? Especially when there's chronic diarrhea present?

A: This is a horrible disaster and over 99% of the time, the gallbladder did not need to be removed.  But once it is, it is very difficult to maintain good health. These people will usually start gaining weight.   Their bowels will become a weaker and more and more polluted.  Many will develop sugar problems.  Some may end up with diabetes.  So what would I do?  It is not easy to grow back a gallbladder, but I would try.  But I  would take great care of my body.  I would feed it only the most perfect clean foods.  I would work diligently in removing my bad food desires and I would cleanse.  I would expect to do a full Cleanse at least 2 times a year and do a mini-cleanse in between.  I would do juice fasting about  one week per month, every month. And then I would water fast for 2 or 3 days once a month.  And I  would  also practice mediation and if it felt right, practice yoga.  I would learn to visualize and breathe.  In  my visualization, I would see myself filled with vibrant health, enthusiasm for life, joy and  love being expressed to everyone, and most of all, I would make every attempt to truly connect with God.