Spirit of Change - Winter 2008

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The human body is trainable. It can correct the over and
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Geneticists determine
cellular behavior as the
true cause of human
disease.

The inability of our immune systems to keep us healthy has become an unspoken cultural belief. It is reinforced every time we take a remedy for a cold, flu, or pneumonia. The implication is that “My body can’t fight off this disease, but the antibiotic can.” The realization that sent the scientific community reeling (and got the research foundations funding expensive genetic research) was the observation that the human body is actually able to kill AIDS pathogens. They found that some people who used HIV infected needles did not contract the disease, although exposed. Prior to this discovery, it was believed that the cause of disease was purely exposure to pathogens.

This belief supported the notion that the human
body is not able to kill certain pathogens, and if
exposed, you were vulnerable.

We know antibiotics do kill some pathogens. But according to some geneticists, the body can kill all pathogens — including pathogens antibiotics can’t kill, like HIV. If you are sick, it is because your body is under reacting. Your body can kill pathogens, but it is not “pulling the trigger.” The most powerful belief to hold if you are ill is, “Though I am ill, I know my body can kill these pathogens. What do I need to do to improve its performance?”

What do peanuts have
in common with Lyme
disease?

Symptoms, whether from pathogens transmitted by ticks or from peanut ingestion, depend more on cellular reaction than exposure. It is reported that some people bitten by a Lyme carrying tick have not contracted Lyme disease. Only 10 percent of those breathing the re-circulated air on that certain plane actually caught Legionnaires. Did the other 90% not breathe the same “infected air?” Not all who got tainted hepatitis C blood at hospitals contracted hepatitis C. Ever hear someone report that everyone around them has the flu and they haven’t caught it?

If you suffer from symptoms, chances are your body is behaving improperly toward pathogens, peanuts or something else. It doesn’t matter what disease you’ve been diagnosed with, it is the symptoms that matter. Symptoms can only continue as long as the body continues to react improperly. Allergic reactions are seen as “over reactions” by the medical community. Certainly, if one eats a peanut and goes into severe anaphylactic shock, this is an over reaction. The reason for the symptoms of closing of the throat and blocked air passages is not the peanut. Peanuts do not inherently cause anaphylaxis to the general population. It is the afflicted person’s immune system over reaction which is the true cause of the symptoms.