 and function of enzymes. The body accumulates mercury
in the kidneys, nerves, blood, liver, bone marrow, spleen, brain,
heart, skin and muscles. The developing infant is very susceptible to
mercury toxicity during pregnancy. While pregnant and/or breast-
feeding, eat in moderation any fish that tends to be high in mercury.
Deficiency
: Mercury settles in liver, spleen, kidneys, intestinal wall,
heart, skeletal muscles, lungs and bones. Immediate gastrointestinal
disturbances, loss of appetite and weight, inflammation of gums,
difficulty chewing and swallowing, metallic taste in mouth, thirst,
nausea, vomiting, pain in the abdomen, bloody diarrhea.
Toxicity
: Excess mercury suppresses selenium, causes severe emotional
disturbances, cell destruction, blocked transport of sugars (energy at
cellular level), increased permeability of potassium, loss of appetite,
depression, tremors, decreases senses, peripheral numbness, poor
memory and especially neuro-muscular conductors. Has been linked
to MS and Parkinson’s. Has been associated with heart attacks (Mis).Molybdenum (Mo)
Food sources
: Brown rice, millet, dark green leafy vegetables, peas,
legumes, beans, whole grains.
Toxic sources
: Tap water
Uses in the body
: Regulates calcium, magnesium, copper metabolism.
Conversion of purines to uric acid. It’s a component of the enzyme
xanthine oxidase that aids in the formation of uric acid (a normal
breakdown product of metabolism). It is important in the
mobilization of iron from storage, and is necessary for normal
growth and development.
Deficiency
: Copper deficiency. Increased heart rate, mouth and gum
disorders, anemia, loss of appetite, weight loss, impotence in older
males, increased respiratory rate, night blindness, stunted growth.
Toxicity
: Generally considered non-toxic. However, prolonged intake of
more than 10 mg. is associated with gout-like symptoms, such as
pain and swelling of the joints.
Nickel (Ni)
Food sources
: Found in trace amounts in all foods.
Toxic sources
: Is used in industry as a catalyst in the hydrogenation of
oils and fats (hardened fats). Commonly found in all brands of
margarine, as well as oils and fats labeled “hydrogenated,” meaning
hardened vegetable oil (also in breads, chips, cookies, candies, etc.).
Found in steel and other metal manufacturing industries, cigarettes,
and in dyes and hair treatments.
Note
: Poppy Seeds remove nickel deposits!
Foods that help to detoxify nickel
: The best dietary sources that assist
the body to remove excess or toxic amounts of nickel and other
metals are fruits and green leafy vegetables.
Uses in the body
: No established role for nickel has been identified,
although the mineral is found in association with the genetic code
within each cell and might help activate certain enzymes. Some say
pancreas and insulin. It is probably involved in the activity of
hormones, cell membranes and enzymes. Low blood levels of Ni are
observed in people with vitamin B6 deficiency, cirrhosis of the liver,and kidney failure. The significance of these blood levels is not
known. In contrast, elevated blood levels of nickel are associated
with the development of cancer, heart attack, thyroid disorders,
psoriasis and eczema.
Deficiency
: Nickel settles in sinus, joints, and spinal column. Can be a
nephro-toxin, effecting the urinary tract, especially the kidneys. It is
found to bind with blood fungus causing tumors. Can paralyze the
spinal column and bring on epilepsy. Can cause dermatitis and other
skin conditions, allergic reactions and chronic rhinitis. Inflammation
of lungs and liver, leading to necrosis and carcinoma.
Toxicity
: Leads to paralysis, overflow of blood to brain, and epilepsy. In
excess, can be a carcinogenic. Can rob the body of oxygen. Every
tumor needs nickel to hold it together!
Selenium (Se)
Acid/Alkaline
: Acid-forming
Food sources
: Kelp/dulse, garlic, mushrooms, organic vegetables,
grains, broccoli, onions, brazil nuts. Most foods.
Toxic sources
: Soil. Also, the refining of flour removes much of the
selenium that is concentrated in the germ and bran. It is important to
eat whole-grain products, since the selenium is not added back into
“enriched” flour.
Uses in the body
: The most important known function of selenium is as
a component of the antioxidant enzyme glutathione peroxidase.
Selenium is a co-factor in an enzyme that protects body tissues
(especially cell membranes) from oxidation by unstable free radicals.
Selenium also works closely with the antioxidant vitamin E. Protects
all membranes, reduces risk of cancer, enhances immune system,
antioxidant. Lowers requirement for B12.
Deficiency
: Muscle weakness, linked to cancer and heart disease, fatigue,
dandruff, loose skin, growth retardation, elevated cholesterol levels,
susceptibility to infection, sterility, and liver damage. Down’s
Syndrome, fibrocystic breast disease, Cystic Fibrosis, Muscular
Dystrophy.
Toxicity
: May include “garlic” breath, loss of hair, fingernails and
toenails, irritability, liver and kidney impairment, metallic taste inmouth, dermatitis and jaundice. Large overdoses can cause death.
Silica or Silicon (Si)
Acid/Alkaline
: Alkaline-forming
Food sources
: Alfalfa, kelp, dark green
leafy vegetables, horsetail, nettle, flaxseed, many fruits including
apples, grapes, etc. Nuts, seeds, onions, berries (including
strawberries), lettuce, figs, dandelion, cucumbers, cooked, dried
beans and peas, sunflower seeds, tomatoes.
Uses in the body
: Blood, muscles, skin, nerves, nails, hair, connective
tissue, pancreas, tooth enamel, and thymus (has an antiseptic action).
Silicon levels are high in people with atherosclerosis, but we’re not
sure whether or not the mineral is related to the development or
progression of cardiovascular disease. The daily diet contains ample
amounts of silicon and the mineral is well absorbed.
Deficiency
: Silicon’s primary function is in the development and
maintenance of bone. A silicon deficiency causes weak and
malformed bones of the arms, legs and head. Si is also important in
the formation of connective tissue (the protein webwork in bone in
which calcium is embedded). Reduces resistance to infectious
diseases. Rapid aging, tendonitis, bone decalcification,
cardiovascular disease, abnormal skeletal formation, artherosclerosis.
Tin (Sn)
Food sources
: Water, air and soil.
Toxic sources
: Leakage of the metal cans into canned foods.
Uses in the body
: Supports hair growth and can enhance reflexes.
Deficiency
: Tin absorption is poor and it’s not clear how much of the
daily intake of 1.5 to 3.5 mg. actually crosses the intestinal lining and
enters the blood. Deficiency can cause symmetrical baldness,
reduced response to noise.
Toxicity
: High intakes of tin might destroy red blood cells.
Vanadium (V)
Food sources
: Vanadium in foods is found in an organic form.
Toxic sources
: Used in alloy steels, making rubber, plastics, ceramicsand other chemicals. Can also be found in air, food and water
supplies.
Uses in the body
: Required for glucose tolerance factor. Vanadium
forms compounds with other biological substances. The average
human body contains 20 mg. of vanadium, which probably is
involved in cholesterol metabolism and hormone production.
Preliminary reports show that vanadium might protect against the
development of breast cancer and might slow down the growth of
tumors.
Deficiency
: Hypoglycemia, diabetes, increased dental cavities, elevated
triglycerides, elevated cholesterol, chest pain, coughing, wheezing,
runny nose and sore throat. In animal studies, a deficiency caused
growth retardation, bone deformities and infertility.
Toxicity
: Extremely harmful to lungs, throat and eyes in high levels.
Leads ultimately to death.
Zinc (Zn)
Acid/Alkaline
: Acid-forming
Food sources
: Pumpkin seeds, seaweed (c.a. kelp and dulse, etc.), nuts,
green leafy vegetables, mushrooms, onions, wheat germ.
Uses in the body
: Enhances immune system and thymus. Protects
against birth defects. Involved in many enzyme systems and in the
synthesis of nucleic acid (DNA and RNA), so it is directly related to
growth and repair of the body. Brain, genital organs, thyroid, liver
and kidneys. Effects transfer of carbon dioxide from tissue to lungs.
Constituent of digestive enzyme for hydrolysis of proteins. Aids in
healing wounds.
Deficiency
: Lack of intestinal absorption. Restrictive growth. Loss of
appetite, poor skin color and appearance, white spots on fingernails,
slow wound healing, infertility, diabetes, loss of taste, poor night
vision, birth defects, stretch marks, behavioral disturbances, failure
of the testes or ovaries to develop, and dwarfism. Chronic diarrhea,
cir


 older adults deficient in salivary amylase. The Food Enzyme Concept holds that human digestive fluids have an
unacceptably high enzyme content, much richer than those of
wild creatures. There are indications that this anomaly may
impede production of hundreds of specific metabolic enzymes
needed for diverse metabolic chores. The digestive secretions of humans in the prime of life are pathologically rich, at the
expense of metabolic enzymes. In a set of experiments on
human subjects, it was found that the average strength of
salivary amylase was 30 times higher in a group of younger adults than in a group of older adults.
   Dr. W. H. Taylor, University of Oxford, investigated the
optimal pH at which the stomach digested protein in vitro.
Surprisingly, he found not one, but two zones of maximal
activity. One was pH 1.6 to 2.4, at which the enzyme pepsin
is active. The other zone extended from pH 3.3 to 4.0, where
cathe
psin acts. It was found that the amount of protein digestion taking place at each zone was approximately equal.
This meant that pepsin is not the only enzyme performing
stomach digestion, but that cathepsin does an equal amount of work in digesting meat and vegetable proteins.
   Animal flesh and organs, particularly muscle meat, are
amply provided with cathepsin. It is found in every pound of meat in the butcher shop. When a tiger or other carnivore
tears off chunks of flesh from his prey and swallows them, the
cathepsin within the meat itself is right at home, and lightens
the burden of digestion for its counterpart in the warm
confines of the stomach, because it operates at precisely the same pH. If it is conceded that there are no reasons why the
food enzyme cathepsin should not engage in gastric digestion
equally with the cathepsin secreted by the stomach, on what
grounds should other food enzymes with like pH
characteristics be disqualified from participating in gastric digestion? Gastric cathepsin and food cathepsin operate at pH
3 to 4. Amylases in wheat and other grains also function well
at pH 3 to 4. Various vegetable proteases and lipases likewise
operate in this range. How can these food enzymes be
prevented from digesting food substrates in the human stomach, when nature has provided the ideal gastric pH
environment for them to digest protein, carbohydrate, and fat?
ENZYME NUTRITION
   Raw food does not stimulate enzyme secretion as much as
cooked food. Less stomach acid is secreted. This permits food
enzymes to operate for a longer period in the food-enzyme
section of the stomach than when the meal consists of cooked
food. Consequently, more digestion is performed by food
enzymes. When food enzymes, or other exogenous enzymes are permitted to do more work, this results in normalizing and
lessening the strength of excessively high digestive enzyme
secretions, such as pancreatic juice and saliva. Food enzymes are much less concentrated than pancreatic digestive
enzymes. Digestion of a raw food meal takes more time.
When a jungle lion finishes a meal, its stomach is full of large
chunks of raw meat, perhaps 30 or more pounds. A period of
stupor sets in, during which time cathepsin within the meat starts digesting it. Later, pepsin from the lion's stomach juice
digests the meat chunks from the outside, while the food
enzymes continue to digest them from within. Several days
may pass before the job is completed. When a small snake
swallows a frog, or when a large snake like a python swallows a pig, a big distention appears in the body of the
snake in the area of the stomach, and the same events
transpire. The cathepsin of the prey and its digestive enzymes
now become the food enz
ymes of the snake host and work for its benefit. There is nothing to prevent the digestive enzymes
of the prey from doing the same job in the stomach of their
new owner as they did during life for the benefit of their
former owner. It may require a week for the food enzymes, plus the snake's digestive enzymes, to digest the meal and
make the distention disappear.
   Careful study shows that nature's creatures possess a food-
enzyme stomach or its equivalent that allows their exclusively
raw food diet to be predigested, relieving their digestive
organs of excess work. Humans also possess a food-enzyme
stomach which, as we have shown, is capable of relieving the digestive burden when food enzymes are included in the diet.
In the chapters that follow, I will explain the role of food
enzymes in health and show how we can harness their energy-
giving properties for healing, greater health, and longer life. I
will also cover their application in the treatment of various
degenerative illnesses affecting mankind today.

     About Dr. Howell
   Dr. Edward Howell was born in Chicago in 1898. He holds
a limited medical license from the State of Illinois. (The
holder of a limited practice license must pass the same Board
Examination as a medical doctor. Only materia medica, obstetrics, and surgery are excluded.)
   In 1924, after obtaining his license, Dr. Howell joined the
staff of the Lindlahr Sanitarium in Illinois, where he remained until 1930. He then established a private practice for the treatment of advanced illness utilizing nutritional and physical therapies. For the next 40 years until his retirement
he spent three days each week with patients, while the balance of his time was devoted to various kinds of research.
   Dr. Howell is the true pioneer in his field, having been the
first researcher to recognize and delineate the importance of
the enzymes in food to human nutrition. In 1946 he wrote The
Status of Food Enzymes in Digestion and Metabolism, which
has recently been reprinted. He then took more than 20 years
to complete Enzyme Nutrition, of which this book is a
published abridgment. The original is approximately 700
pages long and contains over 700 references to the world's
scientific literature.
   Dr. Howell, now eighty-seven, is presently living in
Southwest Florida where he serves as Research Director for the Food Enzyme Research Foundation and continues his
writing and research.
 <|eot_id|><|begin_of_text|>The Hardest Thing to Do Is "Nothing" by Dr. V. V. Vetrano
"Poor baby, she's so sick. And look at her, she can barely lift her head!"
"Yes, it is true, she is sick and has a high fever. But don't worry, she's fasting and the fever won't last too long."
The first day went by without the in-laws saying too much, so I felt relieved. My husband thought I knew what I
was doing and he didn't bother me too much about how I fed our baby. So I didn't have too much concern that he
would stop me from fasting her.
The second day went by. All the family came to visit the baby. They were a little concerned. But when the third
and fourth days had passed and the baby still had a fever, I really had to calm their fears. It was an unheard of
thing, to fast a two-year-old baby. Everybody knows when babies have fever they need penicillin to knock it out.
To refuse to see a medical doctor when a baby is ill is a crime, they say, and to fast a baby is even worse.... it is
sheer craziness. I'm surprised the family put up with my ways as well as they did. Perhaps I acted like I knew
what I was doing or my faith in Natural Hygiene was so strong that it calmed their fears for a while, but on the
fifth day of the child's fast even my husband panicked. He stormed out of the house saying, "If she isn't better by
tomorrow, I'm taking her to a doctor."
I was just as concerned for my baby as they were, but to let my concern or lack of faith show would have been
the end of her Hygienic care. I waited it out patiently, knowing that nature heals. I took her temperature daily,
kept her warm, permitted her to rest quietly, and prevented people from smoking in the room, or from waking
her up to see if she was alive. I kept the place quiet so she could sleep and do nothing else.
It's hard to buck the whole world, but it is even harder to sit back and wait for the day when a fever will drop.
Every day you watch, listen, and hope. Infants that are fasting and who have fever are very quiet. They sleep a
lot and this is also disquieting when you are a neophyte Hygienist and not a doctor. All sorts of fears enter your
head.
"Is she okay?" you keep wondering. "Is she breathing?" "Is she still alive?" You are scared to death. You want to
shake the child, or awaken it, or do just anything to reassure yourself that everything is fine. But I didn't do
anything rash. I had to have patience and wait upon nature to complete her wonderful healing process. I was very
worried, but I had faith in the living organism. Finally, her fever broke about mid-day on the fifth day of her fast,
and there were sighs of relief all around. Her father was


 we should change our ways.

We have also determined how to tell if we are eating too much. We simply become
overweight.

Note, that in each case analysed above there was a significant delay between our
actions and their consequences to our health.

  23  TOXINS IN OUR LIFE

Medical science knows very well what is toxic. Most of medical research is directed
towards investigation of how various poisons, created by the chemical  industry, can be
used for “therapeutic purposes”. Scientists know very well which to xins are
accumulated in which parts (organs) of our body for “temporary saf e keeping” and
possible disposal.

For example fluoride accumulates in our bones and joints, benzene and rela ted
chemicals in the thymus gland, wood alcohol in the pancreas and eyes, etc..

There is no point of discussing each toxin in detail here, so only a fe w selected
examples have been noted.

Parasites and toxins

Apart from friendly bacteria, there are other “friends” which li ve happily in our bodies.
Medical science calls them parasites. Their activity in a healthy body is limited to the
intestines, which is, strictly speaking, outside the body proper.

In particular, humans are hosts to the “human intestinal fluke” ( fasciolopsis buskii ).
Fluke means “flat”, because it belongs to a family of flatworms. If you eat meat and
other animal products, you could have many more parasites like for ex ample
Eurytrema, the pancreatic parasite of cattle.

These parasites have to go through certain stages to multiply. A  pure and healthy body
can predict these stages, expel the eggs before they have time to hatch, and ther efore we
could live in symbiosis with our “friends”, because their population is limited.

However, very special processes occur if we have certain toxins  in our body, called
solvents. Examples of solvents are: benzene, all types of alcohol (propyl, wood
alcohol), toluene, xylene etc..

The liver, kidneys, and other blood purifying organs in our body are overloade d with
requests to process the above solvents, together with other toxins you take with your
food, and they are unable to detect and kill tiny little stages of  parasites, thereby
allowing them to circulate around the body with the blood stream. In addi tion, the
existence of solvents  forces thousands of parasite eggs to hatch prematurely. Flukes in
various stages grow and multiply everywhere around the body, attachi ng themselves to
any organ where favorable conditions exist.

Some of the possible consequences are listed below:

Propyl alcohol :  accumulates in your liver. Adult flukes occupy the liver, but eggs  and
other stages circulate and grow everywhere around your body, produci ng excessive
amounts of powerful cell growth hormones, forcing your  organ cells to divide. This is  24  exactly what our Medical science calls cancer. 100% of cancer  patients have propyl
alcohol in their bodies.

Wood alcohol  (methanol) : accumulates in your pancreas and in the eyes. The favorite
spot for adult flukes becomes the pancreas. Their activity causes diabetes. 100% of
people with diabetes have wood alcohol in their pancreas.

Benzene :  this extremely toxic solvent (comparable in toxicity to a radi oactive
uranium) accumulates in your thymus gland, gradually damaging it. Adult flukes
colonise the thymus gland, which, by the way, produces T-cells, identi fied by our
Medical Science to be related to the functions of immune syst em. Fluke activity
gradually reduces the capacity of the thymus gland to produce T-c ells. When the
thymus gland cannot produce enough T-cells, our immune system can fai l completely.
The condition of low T-cells count is what the medical profession c alls AIDS
(Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome). 100% of all AIDS patients have benzene in
their thymus gland. If you have the tiniest amount of benzene accumula ted in your
thymus, your immune system is impaired and you get sick more frequently.

Toluene and xylene:  they go to your brain. Adult flukes colonise your brain and you
develop Alzheimer disease.

Solvents in prostate: Adult flukes colonise the prostate and you develop chr onic
prostatitis. In the case of uterus: in the presence of adult flukes you develop
endometriosis etc., etc..

The above are just a few examples of the many diseases caused by the existence of
various toxins in our body, after our parasite friends have taken advantage of it.

Since the main purpose of this book is to reveal a key to perfect he alth, rather than to
provide a study of all possible diseases, no more examples will be given.

Curious readers can find many more details, hundreds of clinical c ase histories as well
as remedies suggested by medical scientists in the two mind opening books of Hulda
Regher Clark. PhD, N.D, “The cure for all cancers with 100 case histories”, and “The
cure for HIV and AIDS with 70 case histories” listed in the References.

The ancient American Indian’s herbal technique to assist the body  in purging parasites
is given in the Appendix A (after Hulda Regher Clark)

  25  Where are toxins?

A logical question arises: how is it possible for all those nast y things to enter our
bodies? Where do they come from? It is certainly not our intention t o ingest any of
them in any concentration whatsoever.

Again, I cannot possibly provide a complete list in this book, so I give y ou only a few
hints and examples.

Common products which could have propyl alcohol  in them include cosmetics,
perfumes, deodorants, shampoo, hair spray, mouth wash, body lotions, vegetable oil s,
antiseptics, shaving creams and rubbing alcohol. Propyl alcohol is als o listed on the
product labels as propanol or isopropanol. Any compound having a “prop” sequence in
their name should raise your suspicion.

Benzene  is so deadly, that it should be totally absent from our environment. Yet, traces
of it can be found in many products ranging from bottled water to t oothpaste and
chewing gum. Benzene is not added intentionally in any food product. However, it is
used in the process of extracting food additives, flavours and as a cle aning agent. Most
products containing added flavours or extracts potentially contain trac es of benzene. A
typical example is a mint extract from mint leaves which is  used in toothpaste, chewing
gum and confectionery. Any product containing any food extracts and /or flavours
potentially contains traces of benzene. Simple logic tells us that we should avoid such
foods. Benzene is also added to unleaded petrol (gasoline).

Xylene, toluene  and other solvents are used in paints, cleaning agents, petrol
(gasoline), colour pen markers and other consumer products. Of course, you do not eat
such products, but you can breathe the solvents into your lungs. It is qui te logical, that
you should avoid inhaling any solvents.

For further examples, go to the library and inspect Chemical Dic tionary. Look up the
solvents listed above and read in what quantities they are manufactured  and how they
are used in the food industry. Prepare yourself for a shock.

Mercury  is one of the most toxic metals to our body. It directly affec ts most of the
functions of the brain. Yet, it has been used for decades in the form of dental amalgam
fillings. As the mercury is slowly released from the amalga m – such fillings act
basically like toxic time bombs. See the References for more details.

Fluoride  is very toxic and for years has been used as a rat poison. Yet,  most of the
municipal water in USA, Australia and many other countries is pois oned with it. The
only large city in Australia having fluoride-free water is Br isbane, and interestingly
enough, children in Brisbane have the healthiest teeth in the country.

It is little known, that in 1990-91 forty US dentists sued the America n Dentist
Association for misinforming the public and the dental profession about t he effects and
extent of amalgam and fluoride poisoning (NEXUS Vol 2 No 2 February 1991).  26
From just the few examples listed above, it becomes quite clear  that it may be quite
difficult, if not impossible, to avoid toxins completely.

However, it is quite possible for us to take precautions and to change our lifestyle to:
• minimize the intake of poisons
• assist our body in its natural purification processes

in the following chapters I will show you how you  can do this.

  27  DETOXIFICATION: A CONDITION FOR
HEALING

The information presented in the previous chapters, supported by honest clinical
observations, indicates without any doubt the ultimate reason for all diseases: poisoning
of our body beyond its capacity of poison neutralization.

Everything


 one can say where  love went, it is a dangerous sign that we
are surrounded by so many imag es pretending to be love. Every day we aresaturated, drow ned with images of romance from books and films,
bombarded with sex from advertisements, and goaded on all sides to
become more attractive in order to win attention from a “perfect” lover.
Delaney was struggling in the swamp of non-love, as we all are, trying to
find something he really couldn’ t name.
“What if you sat down and imag ined the perfect woman waiting out there
for you,” I told him. “You’ve probably done it many times, only to give up.
Well, I think you’re going to find that woman, and it will happen the instant
you can let go of her image. It sounds like a paradox, but letting go has to
be the first step in finding someone to love you, because love is never an
image. Love doesn’ t depend upon external values at all.”
“I know  that,” he said, with sudden and surprising gentleness. “I felt I
had no choice but to have some  kind of image in mind. Otherwise, it was
like looking in the dark.”
“Most people have that worry,” I said. “It reflects their own secret belief
that they are not all that desirable themselves, and also their fear of
loneliness. At least they have an image to keep them company. There’ s a
deeper issue here, though. Does love ever come from outside ourselves?”
“Of course it does,” he said.
“Go into it more deeply,” I urged. “All of us believe in duality, which
creates the perception that people are separate. You and I seem separate,
sitting here in this room. We have separate bodies, separate minds, separate
memories and backgrounds. Separation is the foundation of our whole
existence. But part of you hates living in separation—it hates the fear,
loneliness, suspi cion, and alienation that come with being totally isolated.
This part of you calls upon love to solve its pain. If only you can find
someone to love you, perhaps the separation will be healed.”
“You don’ t make my life sound very pretty,” Delaney mourned.
“No,” I said. “But in their heart of hearts most people feel the pangs of
separation; it’s not a secret. Let me ask you, Do you really belie ve there’ s a
perfect somebody out there waiting for you? As common as that myth is,
the reality is different. The somebody waiting for you is always a reflection
of yours elf. Out of our loneliness, all of us seek a source of love that will
fill up the lack we feel inside, and that’s exactly what happens, no more and
no less.”
“I don’ t know how to respond to that,” Delaney said.“If you observe yourself closely  enough,” I said, “you’ll see the patterns.
Most men, for example, feel a lack of tenderness, which they hope to find in
a woman. Most women feel a lack of strength, which they hope  to find in a
man. Whatever the need is, the person who fills it becomes the source of
love.
“The question is, how do we keep this going? Can the person who
happens to match our needs continue to make us feel loved? I don’t think
so. We all have too much hidden inside; there is too much healing to do. So
in time the outside source of love fades; it stops being effectiv e. And then
certain truths dawn:
“You can never r eceive mor e love than you ar e prepared to r eceive.
“You cannot give mor e love than you have to give.
“The love reflec ted from another person has its source in your own heart.
The reason love from outside sources stops working is that you haven’ t
solved separation, only papered it over.”
“So then what?” he asked.
“You stand at a crossroads. You can go out again and search for love
from some new source, you can make do with what you have, you can turn
to satisfactions other than love, or you can be totally honest and give up the
search for externals altogether.”
Here we had reached a critical point. The path to love begins when you
realize that separation, loneline ss, and the pain of isolation are real. Not
many people want to face this fact, and therefore they resign themselves to
a sadly constrict ed amount of love. As a healer, love knows no limits, but
you must be willing to bring your whole being to it. Only then does the
balm of love flow.
“There’ s something I really admire in you,” I told Delaney. “I think
you’ll be surprised what it is. You haven’ t settled for imitations. In some
part of yourself, you are waiting  for the real thing.” Delaney met my eyes;
he nodded ever so slightly. “It’s such a hard thing to talk about,” I said,
“this nameless longing that only love can fill. What are we waiting for?
What is the real thing, if not the flood of images about roman ce, sex, and
endless pleasure  that the ideal lover is supposed to gift us with? In reality
we are the gift and we are the giver.
“Duality is and always has been an illusion. There is no one out there
waiting for you. There is only you and the love you bring to yourself. Inspirit you are united with all other souls, and the only purpose of separation
is for you to rejoin that unity.”
“Which makes love the only blessing,” Delaney said quietly. We sat for a
moment, letting  his words sink in, for it was as if he spoke from my heart
too. “Yes,” I said. “Love is the only blessing, and that means  all love. If
love is the ultim ate reality, as the great teachers tell us, then the slightest
gesture of connection is a gesture of love. To reach across the wall of
separation, whet her to friend, lover, family, or stranger, is to act in the name
of love, whether we consciously realize it or not.”
We had reached a special mom ent, which we both wanted to appreciate
in silence. We had been talking in Delaney’ s office in suburban Boston, an
ordinary room, but for a moment not ordinary. The path to love always
opens unexpecte dly. Our world contains such chaos and confusion that it is
a miracle there is a path at all. Yet as long as there is separation, there will
be a bridge. “I think you’ve gotten at one of my secrets,” Delaney said after
a pause. “I had lost faith that anybody out there really would love me as
much as I wanted her to.”
“Love doesn’ t take faith,” I said. “Because separation is an illusion,
believing in it is what takes faith. Love is real. It can be held, nurtured, felt,
learned from, and depended upon. So abandon your faith. Stop wishing and
hoping, and turn your efforts to what is real. Duality is so flimsy that it is
ready to fall apart at any moment. In our imaginations we believe that love
is apart from us. Actually there is nothing but love, once we are ready to
accept it.”
OceanofPDF.comTHE PATH
IN THE WEST  what we generally call love is mostly a feeling, not a power.
This feeling can be delicious, even ecstatic, but there are many things love
is meant to do that feelings cannot.
When love and spirit are brought together, their power can accomplish
anything. Then love, power, and spirit ar e one.
There has never been a spiritual master—not Buddha, Krishna, Christ, or
Mohammed—who wasn’ t a messenger of love, and the power of the
message has always been aweso me: it has changed the world. Perhaps the
very immensity of such teachers has made the rest of us reticent. We do not
accept the powe r love can create inside us, and therefore we turn our backs
on our divine status.
India is a society where every person is divine, but only a few realize it.
Strangely, the same can be said of the West. The only difference is that you
can see holy men bathing in the sacred rivers of India, while our holy men
go unnoticed, hidden from sight in monasteries or the grave. “Let them be
rich in the West,” my friend Lakshman would say loudly. “There, saints
have to be dead to be real. Ours are walking around outdoors!”
Outdoors, but not always that easy to find. Countless seekers have
traveled through India without meeting any genuine saints. Or rather they
did not perceive them to be holy. Thanks to Lakshman, a man who
combines boisterous exuberance with deep reverence, I’ve had occasion to
feel the presenc e of yogis and sages in their Himalayan caves or rickety
wooden ashram s on the Ganges. Lakshman told me a story about how he
gained his first belief in saints. We were sitting in a café in La Jolla,
California, worlds away from our origins, watching the blue Pacific roll in
the sun.
“For a long time, Deepak, I wasn’ t a believer in these so-called saints.
Half of them are scoundrels, idle beggars wandering from door to door


 schools of healing
effect cures of the most wonderful character. The most ob vious
conclusion, which strikes your mind, is that there must be some
underlying principle, which is common to them all, namely, the
subconscious mind, and the one process of healing is faith.
 55  It will now be in order to recall to your mind z once more the
following fundamental truths:
First that you possess mental functions, which have been
distinguished by designating one the conscious mind and the other t he
subconscious mind.
Secondly, your subconscious mind is constantly amenable to the
power of suggestion. Furthermore, your subconscious mind has
complete control of the functions, conditions, and sensations of your
body.
I venture to believe that all the readers of this book are famil iar with
the fact that symptoms of almost any disease can be induced i n
hypnotic subjects by suggestion. For example, a subject in t he
hypnotic state can develop a high temperature, flushed face, or chills
according to the nature of the suggestion given. By experime nt, you
can suggest to the person that he is paralyzed and cannot walk: it will
be so. By illustration, you can hold a cup of cold water under the nose
of the hypnotic subject and tell him, “This is full of peppe r; smell it!”
He will proceed to sneeze. What do you think caused him to sneeze,
the water or the suggestion?
If a man says he is allergic to Timothy grass, you can place  a
synthetic flower or an empty glass in front of his nose, when he is in a
hypnotic state, and tell him it is Timothy grass. He will portray the
usual allergic symptoms.
This indicates that the cause of the disease is in the mind. T he
healing of the disease can also take place mentally.
You realize that remarkable healings take place through oste opathy,
chiropractic medicine, and naturopathy, as well as through all t he
various religious bodies throughout the world, but it is obvious that all
of these healings are brought about through the subconscious mi nd—
the only healer there is.
Notice how it heals a cut on your face caused by shaving. It knows
exactly how to do it. The doctor dresses the wound and says, “Na ture
 56  heals it!” Nature refers to natural law, the law of the s ubconscious
mind, or selfpreservation, which is the function of the subconsciou s
mind. The instinct of self-preserva-tion is the first law of nature. Your
strongest instinct is the most potent of all autosuggestions.
• Widely different theories
It would be tedious and unprofitable to discuss to any great ext ent
the numerous theories advanced by different religious sects and p rayer
therapy groups. There are a great number who claim that becaus e their
theory produces results it is, therefore, the correct one. This, as
explained in this chapter, cannot be true.
You are aware that there are all types of healing. Franz A nton
Mesmer, an Austrian physician (1734-1815) who prac-ticed in Pari s,
discovered that by applying magnets to the dis-eased body, he could
cure that disease miraculously. He also performed cures wit h various
other pieces of glass and metals. He discontinued this form of healing
and claimed that his cures were due to “animal magnetism,”
theorizing that this substance was projected from the heale r to the
patient.
His method of treating disease from then on was by hyp-notism,
which was called mesmerism in his day. Other physicians sai d that all
his healings were due to suggestion and nothing else.
All of these groups, such as psychiatrists, psychologists, osteo paths,
chiropractors, physicians, and all the churches are using the one
universal power resident in the subconscious mind. Each may
proclaim the healings are due to their theory. The process of all
healing is a definite, positive, mental attitude, an inner att itude, or a
way of thinking, called faith. Healing is due to a confident expectancy,
which acts as a powerful sugges-tion to the subconscious mind
releasing its healing potency.
One man does not heal by a different power than another. It is tru e
he may have his own theory or method. There is only one process of
healing and that is faith. There is only one heal-ing power, nam ely,
 57  your subconscious mind. Select the theory and method you prefer.
You can rest assured, if you have faith, you shall get results.
• Views of Paracelsus
Philippus Paracelsus, a famous Swiss alchemist and physi-c ian, who
lived from 1493 to 1541, was a great healer in his day. He stated wha t
is now an obvious scientific fact when he uttered these words,
“Whether the object of your faith be real or false, you wil l
nevertheless obtain the same effects. Thus, if I believ ed in Saint
Peter’s statue as I should have believed in Saint Peter him self, I shall
obtain the same effects that I should have obtained from Saint  Peter.
But that is superstition. Faith, however, produces miracles; and
whether it is true or false faith, it will always produce t he same
wonders.”
The views of Paracelsus were also entertained in the six-tee nth
century by Pietro Pomponazzi, an Italian philosopher and
contemporary of Paracelsus, who said, “We can easily conceive t he
marvelous effects which confidence and imagination can produce,
particularly when both qualities are reciprocated be-tween t he subjects
and the person who influences them.
The cures attributed to the influence of certain relics are the effec t of
their imagination and confidence. Quacks and philosophers know that
if the bones of any skeleton were put in place of the saint ’s bones, the
sick would none the less experience beneficial effects, if the y believed
that they were veritable relics.”
Then, if you believe in the bones of saints to heal, or if you be lieve
in the healing power of certain waters, you will gel results because of
the powerful suggestion given to your sub-conscious mind. It is the
latter that does the healing.

 58  • Bernheitn’s experiments
Hippolyte Bernheim, professor of medicine at Nancy, France, 1910-
1919, was the expounder of the fact that the suggestion of the
physician to the patient was exerted through the subconscious mind.
Bernheim, in his Suggestive Therapeutics, page 197, tells a story of
a man with paralysis of the tongue which had yielded to no form of
treatment.
His doctor told the patient that he had a new instrument with whic h
he promised to heal him. He introduced a pocket thermometer into the
patient’s mouth. The patient imagined it to be the instrument, which
was to save him. In a few moments he cried out joyfully t hat he could
once more move his tongue freely.
“Among our cases,” continues Bernheim, “facts of the same sort
will be found. A young girl came into my office, hav-ing suffered
from complete loss of speech for nearly four weeks. After making sure
of the diagnosis, I told my students that loss of speech sometim es
yielded instantly to electricity, which might act simply by  its
suggestive influence. I sent for the induction apparatus. I ap plied my
hand over the larynx and moved a little, and said, ‘Now you can speak
aloud.’ In an instant I made her saw ‘a,’ then ‘b,’ then ‘Mari a.’ She
continued to speak distinctly; the loss of voice had disappeared.”
Here Bernheim is showing the power of faith and expect-ancy on
the part of the patient, which acts as a powerful sugges-t ion to the
subconscious mind.
• Producing a blister by suggestion
Bernheim states that he produced a blister on the back of a pa tient’s
neck by applying a postage stamp and suggesting to the patie nt that it
was a fly-plaster. This has been confirmed by the experime nts and
experiences of many doctors in many parts of the world, whic h leave
no doubt that structural change, are a possible result of or al suggestion
to patients.

 59  • The cause of bloody stigmata
In Hudson’s Law of Psychic Phenomena, page 153, he states,
“Hemorrhages and bloody stigmata may be induced in certain subjec ts
by means of suggestion.
“Dr. M. Bourru put a subject into the somnambulistic con-diti on,
and gave him the following suggestion: ‘At four o’clock this
afternoon, after the hypnosis, you will come into my office, sit dow n
in the armchair, cross your arms upon your breast, and your nose wil l
begin to bleed.’ At the hour appointed the young man did as directe d.
Several drops of blood came from the left nostril.
 “On another occasion the same investigator traced the pa-ti ent’s
name on both his forearms with the dull


 body tissues in which toxins have settled. When anyone has reached the degenerative disease stage, it is a
sign that toxic settlements have taken the body over. This is the time when we have to consider detoxification - the cleansing of
body tissues. O ur bodies can be overwhelmed by toxic accumulations as a consequence of fatigue, poor circulation and improper
diet. When we detoxify the body, we must also take care of those things so we aren’t simply spinning our wheels. I want to
emphasize that an unde ractive body burdened with toxic wastes does not have the capability of Growing off those toxins. As a
body becomes increasingly toxic, proper oxidation cannot take place in the tissues. Without oxygenation, we lack energy and a
tired body continues the do wnward spiral. It can’t throw off toxins. Sick people are always tired people.

WORKING TOWARD A HEALTHY BOWEL
Perhaps because of the bowel’s central position of importance among the eliminative organs, some health professionals of the past
became “bowel m inded.” We have discovered that it is much better to be “whole body” minded and to start out with a complete
tissue detoxification. A healthy bowel requires sufficient water, good nerve tone, good muscle tone, adequate circulation and  the
right biochemical  nutrients in the right amounts. These, however, are not sufficient to bring health to a dirty, toxic -laden bowel.
Cleansing must come first, then tissue rebuilding can take place. This is not an easy task and I don’t believe anyone can do a good
job in le ss than a year’s time. This estimate is based on the time it has taken to see healing lines coming into dark, chronic bowel
areas of the irides after a patient has gone through a cleansing and rejuvenation program. Our bodies expel a certain amount of
toxic materials every day. Medical lab tests have been developed to check whether toxin levels in the blood, urine, feces or mucu s
are normal. Furthermore, there are tests for the skin, hair and saliva to tell what toxins are being eliminated. By means of these
tests, chemical imbalance may be recognized.

THE IMPORTANCE OF PROPER ELIMINATION
Of all the processes essential to good health, we find that proper elimination is certainly one of the most important, and wh en we
consider systems of the body, it is appa rent that good bowel management is necessary. I must admit that I did not realize the
importance of good bowel care until years of experience in the science of iridology proved to me, beyond the shadow of a doub t,
that the condition of the bowel tissue is often the key to the state of health or disease of the individual. I am convinced and truly
believe that our problems begin more in the bowel than any other part of the body. The body depends on a clean bowel. The
cleanliness of any tissue, i.e., kidney, s tomach, brain, depends upon what is found in the bowel.

ORGANIC VERSUS FUNCTIONAL
There are two conditions in people that I always take care of right away. It is difficult to separate these conditions and ye t they
represent two ways of treatment. People a re dealing with both physical and mental imbalances and I get to the root of their
problem by finding out what they believe in, what is at the bottom of their troubles.
If you believe a lie, then you live a lie. If you believe in happiness, desire happines s and know how to go about attaining
happiness, then chances are you are happy. However, the person who holds a vision of himself as diseased, distressed, blue,
trapped or unable to get well, has to be re -educated. They have created their own world and tra pped themselves in it. Many are
victims of percentage diagnoses - ”Your chances of getting well are only 30%,” and we have to erase this from their mind. We
have an organic condition and a functional condition. When we deal with an organic condition we hav e to change the tissue, we
have to change damaged cell structure, create a new chemical balance, promote better circulation; we have to remove obstructi ons,
pressure and other gravitational effects. These things are strictly physical and we find that the m ind alone cannot overcome them
very well. I believe that the mind has a tremendous effect on the physical body but that we must feed each aspect its own kin d of
food. In the organic or physical aspect, we use diet, corrective exercise and tissue cleansing.  We feed the mind or functional aspect
of our being with education; teaching people to grow out of their problems, to change their attitude and consciousness. They must
learn to walk the higher path in thoughts, words and deeds. I have changed people’s cel l structure many times, actually showing
them the results with blood tests, but they still hang onto their old attitudes. They want to get well but don’t believe they  can. This
confused state is transferred to every cell in the body. This is why I question  people about their mental attitude; we have to see
where we are before we know where to go.

CHAPTER 2
A BRIEF DISCUSSION OF THE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE BOWEL
In order to better familiarize the reader with the scope of this book, the following discu ssion is provided. Proper bowel
management does not require one to be a bowel expert. It is helpful, however, to understand the basics of bowel anatomy and
physiology in order to more fully comprehend the message I have to share with you concerning good bo wel management.
The bowel responds ideally to the laws of right living as outlined in this book. One must be aware of these laws and persever e to
follow them. The rewards in health and freedom from disease are more than worth the effort.

THE SMALL INTESTI NE
When food has passed through the stomach by way of the mouth and esophagus, it enters the long, coiled tube called the small
intestine. Here is where about 90% of the absorption into the bloodstream of all food constituents takes place. By the time i t
reaches the small intestine, food from the mouth has been reduced by the action of chewing and digestive juices into a liquid
known as “chyme.” Digestion of carbohydrates starts in the mouth with saliva. Further digestion takes place in the stomach.
Protein s are broken down into short chains of amino acids (the essential ingredients of protein formation) in the stomach, while
further reduction takes place in the small intestine until the molecules can be properly absorbed. When chyme has been thorou ghly
mixe d and broken down by the stomach, the pyloric sphincter muscle valve opens and allows the food to enter into the uppermost
portion of the small intestine or duodenum. Here in the duodenum, the first of three portions of the small intestine, the chy me is
again thoroughly mixed by the contraction of the muscular walls. The longitudinal and circular muscles of the intestinal walls are
capable of performing three different types of movements, each serving a different purpose. The tube of the small intestine i s
divided by the circular muscles. These contract, segmenting the food as it passes. Further contraction of the muscles between  these
segments occurs, making smaller segments, then the first set of muscles relax. This action results in a sloshing motion call ed
rhythmic segmentation and takes place 12 to 16 times a minute. As a result of these movements, the chyme is thoroughly mixed
with digestive juices. A wave of contraction known as peristalsis flows from the duodenum through the jejunum, or middle port ion
of the small intestine, all the way to and through the ileum, third and final portion. Peristalsis is the motion caused by th e rhythmic
co-ordination of the muscles and propels the chyme through the small intestine. Normal muscular activity of the intesti ne is not
usually felt, although toxin -producing bacteria may cause violent and painful spasms to be felt. Diarrhea and vomiting are both
reactions to irritations of the stomach and bowel.

THE DIGESTIVE JUICES
Chyme entering into the duodenum from the stomach is highly acidic. It contains a concentration of hydrochloric acid and
enzymes which are required to break down the larger molecules so that absorption becomes more prolific. The small intestine
secretions contain bicarbonate, an alkaline substance  which causes a neutralization of the stomach acid. Special cells in the
intestinal wall secrete these substances and are combined with juices flowing from the gall bladder (bile) and pancreatic jui ces
which flow by way of the pancreatic duct into the duod enum. Bile salts, produced in the liver and stored in the gall bladder, once
in the intestine act like a detergent to emulsify the fatty acids and glycerides, making very small particles to be absorbed into the
walls of the intestine. By way of hormonal se cretions, the small intestine is able to control the digestive processes.

HOW ABSORPTION PROGRESSES
The small intestine is so constructed that nutrient absorption is most efficient. A large inner surface area is provided by t he
accordion -like folds of the  intestinal wall. Lining the wall are finger -like structures called villi. They project into the interior of the
tube from all directions. The average adult has a small intestinal area of approximately 200 sq. ft. The small molecular part icles
of the broke n down food are able to pass into the cells lining the villi and


The Golden Fountain by Coen van der Kroon  ECZEMA  Satyapal, a patient of mine, was having eczema for five years. He tried many ointments and blood purifiers but all in vain. I persuaded him to use urine therapy. First he did not agree but since no other medicine was effective he decided to experiment. For few days he applied urine externally on the diseased part for five to six times daily. Although itching subsided, eczema was not wearing off. I then asked him to fast with urine and water. As sson as he started fasting eczema speared over a large surface of the body. Satyapal lost patience, broke the fast and applied some ointment. After two or three days, spread of eczema was controlled. However, it remained uncured for a long time. He should have waited for few more days and allowed all the poison of the body to come out. He took the hint and againt fasted with urine and water.   Eczema again spread, but this time he ignored it and continued his fast and anointment. He fasted for four days and continued anointment for twenty days. Eczema vanished and never returned again. This example points out the need for patience and extermination. When poison started coming out, most patients lose heart. They think that the condition is worsening. Their relatives and friends also discourage him.  Miracles of Urine Therapy by Morarji Desai  ECZEMA  Dr. G.K. Thakkar Bombay "The last 40 years I have suffered from eczema, and the last 20 years from amoebic dysentery. I got rid of both diseases by this wonderful remedy, Urine Therapy. You will 82 be further surprised to know that there were some side effects too; but not of the usual nature, which you suffer in allopathic treatments.   I also suffered from falling hair and dandruff. I always used to have cracks in my feet and even on my lips during all the seasons. Once every few months I also suffered form stomatitis. I got rid of all the above complaints and ailments unknowingly, as side effects of this therapy.  My wife was a regular patient for more than 20 years and was suffering from numerous disease like ear trouble, vertigo, constipation, pain in the joints and many more. She tried the best available treatments in allopathy, homeopathy and ayurvedic medicine but without any results. At last she tried Urine Therapy and got rid of all her ailments miraculously.  And if this is not enough, my younger son, 17 years old, suffered from hematuria (blood in the urine) for more than a year. The doctors thought that something was seriously wrong with his kidneys and recommended an intravenous polygraph. I persuaded my son to start drinking his urine for 30 days and then to take another urine test. After that period of time, the report of the urine test came back absolutely normal!"  World-wide Case Histories of Urine Therapy by Gary Ward  EDEMA IN KNEE  Ema H. Gonzalez { Mexico } "I am ill liquid in the knee. For two months I took Urine-therapy. I cured myself. I have been four months taking Urine and now I feel very well. Thanks to God to return my health to me."  World-wide Case Histories of Urine Therapy by Gary Ward  ELEPHANTITIS  S.Dasbhai from Surat, in a letter dated July 21, 1970 writes: "My left leg was affected with elephantiasis for the past 50 years. Now I am 73. This trouble disabled me to walk even half a mile for the last 40 years. Whenever I tried to do so, inflammation appeared on the legs. There was a fever-attack. Last year I had a chance to read about Urine Therapy and thus started treatment in March 1959. After four to five months, the trouble diminished by 50% and I could walk about a mile and a half. The inflammation and fever never recurred. Now I can cover slowly a distance of 2 to 3 miles without any discomfort. 83 Drinking and rubbing of urine is done once or twice a day. Had I treated myself in greater regularity the cure would have been attained sooner and to a greater degree."  Manav Mootra by R.M. Patel  ENLARGED PROSTATE  “John used to get up 3 - 4 times every night to urinate because of an enlarged prostate gland. He had been reluctant to use uropathy because of his orthodox Christian background, however his condition was deteriorating even though he was taking medication when he started drinking half an ounce of urine in the morning. By the second week he was getting up once every night and four weeks later there was no need to get up at all unless he drank too much fluids.”  Uropathy by Martin J. Lara  EPILEPSY  “On a recent trip to Bogota, Colombia to spend Christmas with my wife’s relatives, I had an opportunity to test the power of the ultimate universal remedy (urine therapy) with a 13-year-old boy who had been suffering with asthma and epilepsy for 10 years. Even though the boy was on medication all along, he had at least one epileptic seizure every day and some times three or four. The body had seen all the specialists the family could afford, and he took every type of medication available for this problem without any sign of relief. he tried drinking his urine the previous year, but he did not use it long enough to see any results. On Christmas day, the boy stayed in the same house I was staying in and had three seizures in the early morning hours and when his mother came out of the room going crazy when she came to me asking for help. I pointed out that the child had been sleeping in a closed room with no fresh air and that may have precipitated the condition. I instructed her to collect the boy’s first urine immediately upon awakening and use it to prepare the ultimate universal remedy. the boy’s mother was told how to prepare it and out of desperation agreed to apply it under the tongue, but she had no faith in such a seemingly simple concoction. the epileptic seizures stopped since the third day the boy started using it. We found out about his recovery a month later when we offered to send some medication to the boy. His mother happily declined it after assuring us taht the ultimate universal remedy would be the only medication she would ever use from now on.”  Uropathy by Martin J. Lara  ENLARGED HEART 84  “Shri Ghanshyam Keshav Vyas, 65, is former teacher in the prestigious educational institution Sharda Mandir. Medical examination revealed that he had blood sugar, blood pressure; enlarged heart which had affected his kidneys and the lungs and limbs had swellings. He had recourse to insulin injections, Dejoxyn, Lactix, and multi-vitamin tablets, but to no avail.  Ultimately at the instance of his old friend Shri· Chandubhai Dave he adopted auto-urine therapy. All the urine he released daily he drank, flushed his nostrils with it, washed his eyes with it for ten minutes, gargled with it, 'placed wet-pack of urine on his pate for reducing baldness and massaged limbs with it. He has given up salt, ghee, oils, jaggery and sugar. This practice he has so far continued for the last six months.  Earlier sugar count in blood was 210 mg. which came down to 130 mg. Now he has discontinued insulin injection. Daily he takes only half a tablet of Diolin. Now the blood pressure has steadied at 130/85. All swellings have subsided. He is regaining his old health. Body is active and mind is full of cheer. Appetite is normal. Walks daily two miles slowly and yet has no breathlessness. He is so enamoured of the therapy that he is always all praise for the old and new votaries of the auto-urine therapy for which he feels gratitude.”  from Manav Mootra by R. M. Patel  ENURESIS  A boy, age 9, had suffered from enuresis all his young life, and had been treated by physicians both of the orthodox and unorthodox schools. He was very thin, and very unhappy about his affliction. Fasted on urine for 11 days. Result, complete cure.”  Urine Therapy by Dr. John O'Quinn  EPILEPSY  Yessica L. Delgadillo {Mexico} "I was ill of epilepsy. I was using allopathic methods for one year and instead of feeling some improvement, I felt worse. I began to lose my hair and my gums were inflamed. My disease was very hard for me and for my parents who worried a lot when my eyes were rolling in my head and I lost consciousness and had a lot of saliva in my mouth.  I had other diseases in my throat, which were very prevalent every fifteen days. My Parents took me to the doctor and he prescribed penicillin that ended my defenses. 85 Later I tried a homeopathic but it was useless. I did not manage to cure myself until my parents asked God and he listened to them.   My parents went to speak with the father of the temple and he gave us a gift. It was a book that taught them of Urine-therapy. In addition the Father commented that another Father had cured himself of the same problem of epilepsy as I had. My parents told me to do it. They also took it for some slight diseases that they had. Thank God we felt very well. In only two days taking it


 pass her understanding on.
    Many people consider death to be a complete invalidation of a healing arts practitioner. I don't. Coping with her own dicey
health had been a major motivat or for Isabelle's interest in healing others. She will tell you more about it in the chapters to come.
Isabelle had been fending off cancer since its first blow up when she was 26 years old. I view that 30 plus years of defeatin g Death
as a great success r ather than consider her ultimate defeat as a failure.
    Isabelle Moser was born in 1940 and died in 1996. I think the greatest accomplishment of her 56 years was to meld virtually a ll
available knowledge about health and healing into a workable and most  importantly, a simple model that allowed her to have
amazing success. Her "system" is simple enough that even a generally well -educated non -medico like me can grasp it. And use it
without consulting a doctor every time a symptom appears.
    Finally, I s hould mention that over the years since this book was written I have discovered contains some significant errors of
anatomical or psysiological detail. Most of these happened because the book was written "off the top of Isabelle's head," wit hout
any refere nce materials at hand, not even an anatomy text. I have not fixed these goofs as I am not even qualified to find them all.
Thus, when the reader reads such as 'the pancreas secreates enzymes into the stomach,' (actually and correctly, the duodenum)  I
hope they will understand and not invalidate the entire book.

Chapter One
How I Became a Hygienist

From The Hygienic Dictionary
Doctors. [1] In the matter of disease and healing, the people have been treated as serfs. The doctor is a dictator who knows it all,
and the people are stupid, dumb, driven cattle, fit for nothing except to be herded together, bucked and gagged when necessar y to
force medical opinion down their throats or under their skins. I found that professional dignity was more often pomposity,  sordid
bigotry and gilded ignorance. The average physician is a fear -monger, if he is anything. He goes about like a roaring lion, seeking
whom he may scare to death. Dr. John. H. Tllden, Impaired Health: Its Cause and Cure, Vol. 1, 1921. [2] Today we are  not only in
the Nuclear Age but also the Antibiotic Age. Unhappily, too, this is the Dark Age of Medicine --an age in which many of my
colleagues, when confronted with a patient, consult a volume which rivals the Manhattan telephone directory in size. This  book
contains the names of thousands upon thousands of drugs used to alleviate the distressing symptoms of a host of diseased stat es of
the body. The doctor then decides which pink or purple or baby -blue pill to prescribe for the patient. This is not, in my opinion, the
practice of medicine. Far too many of these new "miracle" drugs are introduced with fanfare and then reveled as lethal in cha racter,
to be silently discarded for newer and more powerful drugs. Dr. Henry Bieler: Food is Your Best Medicine; 1 965.

    I have two reasons for writing this book. One, to help educate the general public about the virtues of natural medicine. The
second, to encourage the next generation of natural healers. Especially the second because it is not easy to become a nat ural
hygienist; there is no school or college or licensing board.
    Most AMA -affiliated physicians follow predictable career paths, straight well -marked roads, climbing through apprenticeships
in established institutions to high financial rewards and soc ial status. Practitioners of natural medicine are not awarded equally
high status, rarely do we become wealthy, and often, naturopaths arrive at their profession rather late in life after followi ng the
tangled web of their own inner light. So I think it is  worth a few pages to explain how I came to practice a dangerous profession
and why I have accepted the daily risks of police prosecution and civil liability without possibility of insurance.
    Sometimes it seems to me that I began this lifetime powerful ly predisposed to heal others. So, just for childhood warm -ups I
was born into a family that would be much in need of my help. As I've always disliked an easy win, to make rendering that hel p
even more difficult, I decided to be the youngest child, with tw o older brothers.
    A pair of big, capable brothers might have guided and shielded me. But my life did not work out that way. The younger of my
two brothers, three years ahead of me, was born with many health problems. He was weak, small, always ill, an d in need of
protection from other children, who are generally rough and cruel. My father abandoned our family shortly after I was born; i t fell
to my mother to work to help support us. Before I was adolescent my older brother left home to pursue a career in the Canadian
Air Force.
    Though I was the youngest, I was by far the healthiest. Consequently, I had to pretty much raise myself while my single mothe r
struggled to earn a living in rural western Canada. This circumstance probably reinforced my cons titutional predilection for
independent thought and action. Early on I started to protect my "little" brother, making sure the local bullies didn't take advantage
of him. I learned to fight big boys and win. I also helped him acquire simple skills, ones th at most kids grasp without difficulty,
such as swimming, bike riding, tree climbing, etc.
    And though not yet adolescent, I had to function as a responsible adult in our household. Stressed by anger over her situatio n
and the difficulties of earning ou r living as a country school teacher (usually in remote one -room schools), my mother's health
deteriorated rapidly. As she steadily lost energy and became less able to take care of the home, I took over more and more of  the
cleaning, cooking, and learned h ow to manage her --a person who feels terrible but must work to survive.
    During school hours my mother was able to present a positive attitude, and was truly a gifted teacher. However, she had a
personality quirk. She obstinately preferred to help the most able students become even more able, but she had little desire to help
those with marginal mentalities. This predilection got her into no end of trouble with local school boards; inevitably it see med the
District Chairman would have a stupid, badly -behaved child that my mother refused to cater to. Several times we had to move in
the middle of the school year when she was dismissed without notice for "insubordination." This would inevitably happen on th e
frigid Canadian Prairies during mid -winter.
    At night, exhausted by the day's efforts, my mother's positiveness dissipated and she allowed her mind to drift into negative
thoughts, complaining endlessly about my irresponsible father and about how much she disliked him for treating her so badly.
These emotions and their irresponsible expression were very difficult for me to deal with as a child, but it taught me to work on
diverting someone's negative thoughts, and to avoid getting dragged into them myself, skills I had to use continually much la ter on
when I began to manage mentally and physically ill clients on a residential basis.
    My own personal health problems had their genesis long before my own birth. Our diet was awful, with very little fresh fruit or
vegetables. We normally had canned, evapo rated milk, though there were a few rare times when raw milk and free -range fertile
farm eggs were available from neighbors. Most of my foods were heavily salted or sugared, and we ate a great deal of fat in t he
form of lard. My mother had little money but  she had no idea that some of the most nutritious foods are also the least expensive.
    It is no surprise to me that considering her nutrient -poor, fat -laden diet and stressful life, my mother eventually developed severe
gall bladder problems. Her degen eration caused progressively more and more severe pain until she had a cholecystectomy. The
gallbladder's profound deterioration had damaged her liver as well, seeming to her surgeon to require the removal of half her  liver.
After this surgical insult she had to stop working and never regained her health. Fortunately, by this time all her children were
independent.
     I had still more to overcome. My eldest brother had a nervous breakdown while working on the DEW Line (he was posted on
the Arctic Circle watching radar screens for a possible incoming attack from Russia). I believe his collapse actually began w ith ou r
childhood nutrition. While in the Arctic all his foods came from cans. He also was working long hours in extremely cramped
quarters with no leave for months in a row, never going outside because of the cold, or having the benefit of natural dayligh t.
    When he was still in the acute stage of his illness (I was still a teenager myself) I went to the hospital where my bother wa s
being held, and talked the attending psychiatrist into immediately discharging him into my care. The physician also agreed to
refrain from giving him electroshock therapy, a commonly used treatment for mental conditions in Canadian hospitals


erry" size. If there seems to be a large number of these objects in the stool,
the flush should be repeated in 2 weeks.
Fasting
After The Liver-Gall Bladder Flush a fast may be started. The fast should last one or
two days. We are now giving the body a rest and an opportunity to cleanse itself of
much waste on the individual cell level. Each day of the fast one quart of fresh carrot
juice and one pint of celery juice should be taken, along with all the distilled or
filtered water desired. It is best to dilute the fresh juice with equal parts of water.
It is important to remember that unless sufficient fluids are taken the poisons
become concentrated and are not eliminated in the natural way.
Cleansing The Small Intestine
If there were only one kind of pill that would help everybody, the cancer patient or
otherwise, it would be "Okra-Pepsin-E3" made by Standard Process, Inc. It would
probably do the nation's health more good than any other one pill. It digests the
mucus that coats the walls of many people's small intestine. Certain foods, such as
pasteurized milk and many cooked foods, cause the mucus buildup on the wall of the
small intestine (raw foods do not cause this mucus buildup). The mucus coats the Villi
on the wall of the small intestine. The Villi are like tiny fingers that stick out from the
intestinal wall to absorb nutrients from the digested food, which is primarily liquid.
The mucus on the Villi blocks the absorption of nutrients from the food. Sometimes
the mucus gets so thick and tough it is almost like a plastic film. Almost no nutrition
can get through to the body. A person with a severe mucus buildup could take
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$1,000.00 worth of supplements a month along with a good diet and still get almost
no nutritional value from them. He or she would be starving and therefore would
want to eat more food including protein. That would lead to more of the pancreatic
enzymes being used to digest the protein even though it could not be properly
absorbed. When all the pancreatic enzymes are used up, there are none left in the
blood to destroy cancer cells.
The okra is a very sticky, gooey, vegetable material. It tends to stick the pepsin
enzyme to the mucus on the intestinal wall long enough to digest some of the mucus.
The E-3 is a powerful tissue repair factor. It was originally developed for the patient
with stomach ulcers or colitis.
If the capsules are taken for a few days to several weeks, one after each meal
(reduce the amount of capsules if diarrhea occurs), the mucus w ill gradually be
digested. The blood can then receive more nutrients from the food, even if it is from a
poor diet. Then, once a year, take the Okra-Pepsin-E3 capsules again for a few days
or a week to keep the mucus from building back up.
The mucus blockage varies with different people. Sometimes it blocks minerals and
larger molecules only, while in other people it partially blocks all nutrients.
While taking the Okra-Pepsin-E3 capsules people who have heavily mucus-coated
intestines might find mucus coming out with their stool, convoluted like the
intestines. Dr. Kelley has had people who have been taking the capsules call him to
say that they think they have just passed their intestines and what should they do? (He
assures them it wasn't their intestines; it was ropes — or tubes — of mucus!)
One 37-year-old patient called Dr. Kelley to report that the Okra-Pepsin-E3
capsules worked a miracle by relieving reoccurring pain that she had suffered with for
years. (The pain would come and go apparently without cause and felt like bricks
were pressing against her internal organs and lower back and at the same time her
right side and leg would feel numb.) On the morning of the eighth day, after taking
one Okra-Pepsin-E3 capsule with each meal for a week, she spent 45 minutes
sweating, straining and pushing to have a bowel movement, and when it finally came
out she could hardly believe what she saw — long, intertwined black ropes (or
collapsed tubes) of mucus filled the toilet! She feels lighter now and hasn't had the
pain since that day. (After this bowel movement and the disappearance of her pain
she realized that there must have been a connection to eating a large meal and the
pain — food passing through the intestine would push the mucus-coated intestine
onto nerves, which caused the pain and numbness.)
The Okra-Pepsin-E3 is indicated for both underweight and overweight people. In
both cases nutrients are not being absorbed. Even if they are taking enzymes to digest
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the food they eat, they absorb only the smaller carbohydrate molecules while the
larger protein molecules are blocked. In underweight people the carbohydrates are
used efficiently (burned for energy, not turned into fat), but the person becomes thin
as they lose muscle mass from lack of protein absorption. In overweight people the
carbohydrates are not used efficiently (they are turned into fat), and this causes the
person to become overweight as they also lose muscle mass.
Metamucil™ (Psyllium husks), one or two tablespoons daily, mixed with water or
juice, may be taken to sweep the mucus out of the colon once it is broken down by
the pepsin in the Comfort capsules.
Cleansing The Colon
The Coffee Enema
A high, retention enema, using coffee, should be taken to aid in the elimination of
toxic waste material from the body. The coffee enema should be taken daily for as
long as one is on Metabolic Medicine's Cancer Cure Program. After 42 years, Dr.
Kelley still takes his daily enema.
The coffee enema is very stimulating to the liver and is the greatest aid in elimination
of the liver's toxic wastes.
The coffee enema, besides stimulating liver detoxification, also has beneficial
effects in cleaning the colon. Coffee is an excellent solvent for encrusted waste
accumulated along the walls of the colon. The caffeine also directly stimulates the
peristaltic muscle to contract more powerfully and loosen such deposits, which are
occasionally visible as hard, black material and "ropes" of mucus. Gradually, as the
protein metabolism of the body improves, the muscle tone of the bowel becomes
normal and thorough evacuation is possible without the aid of the enema.
Essentially, the coffee enemas help the liver perform a task for which it was not
designed — that of elimination in 1  or 2 years the accumulated wastes from many
years of living in ignorance of the laws of nature.
At first, most people dislike enemas and have psychological barriers against them.
Ignorance of the purpose and function of the enema, as well as misunderstanding of
the proper procedure for taking it bring about this aversion. I  have observed,
however, that the persons most opposed to enemas soon reverse their prejudices and
become the most avid supporters of them! In many cases, the enema relieves distress
and gives a sense of well being and cleanliness never before experienced. The proper
removal of toxins and debris from the colon is absolutely essential in all conditions of
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disease and ill health.
It is most desirable to take the coffee enema early in the morning and it may be
repeated again in early afternoon and/or evening, depending upon the toxic condition
of the body. Enemas using coffee in the afternoon or evening may interfere with
sound sleep. If enemas are needed at these times, many patients prefer to use only
warm pure water omitting the coffee. But it is better to take coffee at these times also,
and a weaker solution to permit sleep would be better than not using coffee at all.
Organic Coffee For The Coffee Enema
Many people prefer to use organic coffee for their enemas. One researcher in
Canada has produced and developed a special, effective blend of organic coffee
beans from different parts of the world that produce a very effective coffee enema.
How To Make A Coffee Enema
1. Just before bedtime each day, make a pot of coffee (1  quart). Unplug coffeepot
and allow to cool to room temperature.
2. It is best to arise early enough each morning to allow time to take the enema in
a relaxed, unhurried state.
3. The coffee must be regular, non-instant, non-decaffeinated coffee. It must be
prepared in enamelware, Corning Ware™, glass or stainless steel, or by the
tricolator filter method. Aluminum or Teflon should not be used at any time! We
have found the coffee that is unbilled or prepared via the "drip method" is
preferable. Use 3 to 4 tablespoons of ground coffee to 1  quart of warm filtered,
distilled, reverse osmosis water should be used.
4. Avoidance of city water supplies (always chlorinated, which has been strongly
linked to hardening of the arteries, and often fluoridated, which has been
strongly linked to cancer and thyroid disease) is most essential to removing
stress from the kidneys. Any water that enters the body should be from filtered,
distilled, reverse osmosis should be used. one of


 discipline. Taking the safe
job where you know you’ll be successful instead of entering a new
race and taking a chance on failing.
• Avoiding anyone whom you label deviant, including “fags,”
“commies,” “weirdos,” “spics,” “niggers,” “wops,” “wasps,” “hip-
pies,” “kikes,” “gooks,” and any derogatory tags that serve as pro-
tection from fear of the unfamiliar. Rather than trying to learn about
these people, you label them with a slanderous epithet and talk
about them rather than to them.130 / Your Erroneous Zones• Staying with the same job even though you dislike it, not because
you have to, but out of apprehension about entering that vast un-
known of new work.
• Staying in a marriage that obviously is not working, out of a
fear of the unknown, single life. You can’t remember what it’s like
not to be married, so you don’t know what you’d be getting yourself
into. Better to stay with the unpleasant familiar than to wander off
into new potentially lonely territory.
• Taking vacations in the same place, at the same hotel, during
the same season each year. In this case you know what to expect,
and you don’t have to risk new places which might—or might
not—provide pleasant experiences.
• Using performance rather than enjoyment as a criteria for
everything that you do. That is, doing only those things you do well
and avoiding those where you might fail or perform poorly.
• Measuring things in monetary terms. If it costs more, it is worth
more, and therefore an indication of your personal success. The
known is measured in dollar signs, while the unknown cannot be
financially assessed.
• Striving for the important title, the fancy automobiles, the right
labels on your clothes and other status symbols, even though you
may not even like the possessions and the life-style that they repres-
ent.
• An inability to alter a plan when an interesting alternative arises.
If you stray from the map in your head you’ll lose your way and
your place in life.
• Being preoccupied with time, and allowing clocks to run your
life. Living by a schedule which keeps you from trying new and
unknown quantities of life. Always wearing a watch (even to bed)
and being controlled by it. Sleeping, eating and making love by the
clock, regardless of hunger, exhaustion, or desire.
• Dismissing certain kinds of activities which you’ve never tried.
These may include such “weird” things as meditation, yoga, astro-
logy, backgammon, bocci, Mah-jongg, isometrics, or anything that
you don’t know about.EXPLORING THE UNKNOWN  / 131• Viewing sex without imagination. Always doing the same thing
in the same position. Never trying something new and exotic, be-
cause it is different and therefore might be unacceptable.
• Hiding behind the same clique of friends and never branching
out with different people who represent new and unknown worlds.
Having regular meetings with the same crowd, and staying with
the crowd for a lifetime.
• At a party which you attend with your spouse or date, staying
with that person for the entire evening not because you want to but
because you are safe.
• Hanging back because of a fear of what might happen if you
ventured into a conversation with strange people on strange topics.
Thinking to yourself that they must be smarter, more talented, more
skillful, or more glib, and using this as a reason to avoid a new ex-
perience.
• Condemning yourself if you don’t succeed in all your endeavors.
These are only a few examples of unhealthy behavior engendered
by fear of the unknown. You can probably make your own list. But
instead of making lists, why not begin to challenge why you want
to live each day the same as the one before, with no possibilities for
growth.
The Psychological Support System for Retaining These Behaviors
Here are some common payoffs that keep you from roaming
around in that delicious unknown.
• By staying the same you never have to think on your feet. If you
have a good plan, you simply consult your script, rather than your
wits.
• Staving off the unknown has its own built-in reward system.
The fear of the obscure is strong, and as long as you stay132 / Your Erroneous Zoneswith the familiar, you are keeping that fear at bay, regardless of how
costly it is to you in growth and fulfillment. It’s safer to avoid un-
charted areas. Think of Columbus. Everyone warned him he would
fall over the edge. It is easier to be one of the many treading familiar
ground rather than an explorer risking everything. The unknown
is a challenge and challenges can be threats.
• You can say that you are postponing your gratification, which
you’ve heard labeled “mature-behavior,” and thus stay with the fa-
miliar and justify it with such a stance. Thus it is “mature” and
“adult” to put it off, but really it is out of panic and misgiving that
you stay as you are, and avoid unknown parts.
• You can feel important by having done it right. You’ve been a
good boy/girl. As long as you see it in failure/success terms, you
can equate your self-worth with your good performance and feel
good. But the right thing in this sense is only someone else’s editorial
opinion.
Some Strategies for Coming to Grips with the Mysterious and the
Unknown
• Make selective efforts to try new things even if you are tempted
to stay with the familiar. For example, at a restaurant order a new
dish. Why? Because it would be different and you might enjoy it.
• Invite a collection of people to your home who represent widely
divergent points of view. Go with the unknown rather than your
typical clique of acquaintances wherein you can predict everything
that will take place.
• Give up having to have a reason for everything you do. When
someone asks you why, remember that you don’t have to come up
with a reasonable answer that will satisfy them. You can do what
you decide just because you want to.
• Begin to take some risks that will get you out of your rou-EXPLORING THE UNKNOWN  / 133tine. Perhaps an unplanned vacation with no reservations or maps,
where you just trust yourself to handle whatever might come along.
Interview for a new job, or talk with someone that you’ve been
avoiding because you were afraid of not knowing what might hap-
pen. Take a new route to work, or have dinner at midnight. Why?
Just because it’s different and you want to do it.
• Entertain yourself with a fantasy in which you allow yourself
to have anything you want. No holds barred. You have all of the
money to do anything you want for a two-week period. You’ll find
that almost all of your mental meanderings are indeed attainable
for you, that you don’t want the moon or the unreachable, but simply
things that you can achieve if you eliminate the fear of the unknown
and go after them.
• Take a risk that might involve some personal upheaval, but
which would be intensely rewarding to you. For several years a
colleague of mine had told his students and clients about the need
for trying the unknown in their lives. But in many ways his advice
was hypocritical since he stayed with the same university, consulting
work and comfortable life-style. He had stated that anyone could
handle new and different situations, but he continued to stay with
the familiar. In 1974 he decided to live in Europe for six months be-
cause it was something he had always wanted to do. He taught two
courses for an overseas graduate program in educational psychology
and learned firsthand (experientially rather than verbally) that he
could handle the doubtful. After three weeks in Germany, because
of his inner security, he had as many opportunities to conduct
workshops, work with clients and give lectures as he had had in
New York where he was comfortable with the familiar surroundings.
Even in a remote village in Turkey, where he lived for two months,
he was busier than he had been in New York. At last, out of experi-
ence, he knew that he could go anywhere, at anytime, and be effect-
ive, not because of the external circumstances, but because he could
handle the unknown, exactly as he handled the known, with his
own inner strength and skills.134 / Your Erroneous Zones• Whenever you find yourself avoiding the unknown, ask yourself,
“What’s the worst thing that could happen to me?” You’ll probably
see that the fears of the unknown are out of proportion to the reality
of the consequences.
• Try to do something silly like going barefoot in the park, or
skinny-dipping. Try out some of the things that you’ve always
avoided because you “Mustn’t ever do such things.” Open your own
personal horizons to new experiences that you’ve previously avoided
because they were silly or inane.
• Remind yourself that the fear of failure is very often the fear of
someone else’s disapproval or ridicule. If you let them have their
own opinions, which have nothing to do with you, you can begin
to evaluate your behavior in your own, rather than their terms. You’ll
come to see your abilities not as better or worse, but as simply dif-
ferent from others.
• Make an attempt to do some things that you’ve always avoided,
with the sentence


 them with metastases to di~tant organs,
·even to the brain? The results of these studies, are in press now.
Antineoplastons, which chemically are medium sized peptides are
produced by.healthy human tissues and are present In blood and
urine. At the present time we are isolating them from normal human
urine. The concentration of Antineoplastons in urine is very small
and usually it is necessary to process 29 gallons of urine to obtain a
daily dose for one patient. This amount of the medication is
dissolved in a very small volume and given the same way as lnsuline
injections. We were able to have a complete remission in four to six
weeks in medium advanced.cases. At the present time we do not see
any adverse reaction. It is my great pleasure to know that in India
you have good results with autouro-therapy, b€cause it may support
our theory. Western medicine took a lot from Indian folk medicine.
We are glad to know that our therapy may have the links with
natural treatment done for centuries. CHAPTER IX
A REVIEW Of URINE THERAPY
(In Question-Answer Form)
By Raojibhai Patel
d nee. that many readers of this boo~. J have--seer;t,from;..corr.e~pon e •... t think-~over the....... d.. stand the-subject nor o. care.. ;neither. tq_ un er iven below a review of unne
directions properly. I have ~herefor~ :nswers. For detailed directions
therapy in the form of questions an ted to see the relevant sections •
and guidance, the readers are reques
in the book.. 7 Q Which diseases can be remedied by unne therapy..
... ~ n particular disease. It IS a means •
A. Urine is not a medlctne orha ~ lth of the body and cure and
provided by nature to keep up t e ea. r
disease thereof irrespective of any denomma IOn.
D ou mean that even diagnosis is unnecessary?.
Q. 0 Y ·a nose any particular d1sease.
A It is not necessary to. ddl. g ·n the manner a police
Auto~urine itself traces out th~ ISe~se I.
searches out a thief in hiding and turns It out..
C ou give an example or two?
Q. any.. stratin a historical fact. Perfect
A. I shall clarify the po~n~?Y. lllu in ~ a practic;!es otherwise
h_ealth is essential for tnltlatdl?n b d ybyg bodily disorders. Even
.. likely to be lstur e h t concerntratlon IS'd sentery or stomach-ac e, e c.
mild attacks of catarrh, he~da~he, I y. therefore essential that a
are likely to disturb medltaftlonf. ta ~~I physical troubles. ·But how.. f a must be ree rom... f I pract1t1oner o yog. f 1 d' out of intuition or out o ong r h. 7 The mystiCS 0 n Ia
to accomp IS lt. h cure of urine for such trouble;;.
. experien~e foullnd :~~~e~f:~r:ut why was this philosophy of this sure
. Q. It IS rea Y '.
unknown till now? ·
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A. This old philosophy and· cure never disappeared at all. It wa!>
round about us and is still there; but our modern prejudiced
mentality does not allow it to be understood. Insects, birds, fishes
and quadrupeds, etc. are already using this means instinctively.
Only human beings intoxicated by their intellectual power have
neglected it. They are using their skill and knowledge mainly for
selfish ends.
Q. Do you mean Jhat human beings should not utilize their
intelligence which God has bestowed upon them?
A. Man should use his intelligence in co-operation with nature.
To go against nature is a misuse of intelligence and contrary to
human welfare. Now the same ~ubstance, which is used by animals
profitable through sheer instinct, is used by man after intelligent and
careful thought; and it can yield far better results.
Q. How is it that we happened to forget such a valuable
substance?
A. We have lost the real substance in the false pursuit of external
polish.
Q. You will have to admit that this natural substance is imperfet:t
in one respect. It is not tasteful and its smell also is not likable. Is
there any way out of this?
A. Your argument seems correct only apparently. Taste and smell
are a matter of individual habit. An African Negro dislikes the
fragrance of 1Khas1 and abhors it. A teetotaller dislikes the very smell
of wine. In my opinion, ljkes and dislikes of a particular taste or
smell are merely caprices or habits which hold good as long as
one1s interest is not affected. We are willing to swallow the
extremely bitter and ill-smelling medicines to get rid of physical
pains. The main consideration, therefore, is not obejectiv~ but
subjective. In the bygone months, I made a good number of persons
to drink urine. They were reluctant in the beginning but gradually
were accustomed to the taste and smell of urine and freed them
selves from the clutches of pernicious, obstinate and chronic A REVIEW OF URINE THERAPY : 201
diseases..
Q. Is it not desirable that its smell and taste are removed through
some chemi.cal process?
A. 1 am doubtful about its preacticability. A person1s ~wn ur~ne is
useful to himself in its natural state. According to med1cal ~c~ence
also its utility is confined to that organism only. The detiCJency
caused by the ·loss of certain ingradients from one1s body can be
made up only if they are restored only b~ a.uto-urine. If the smell and
taste or urine are chemically changed, 1t IS do~btful whether t~ose
ingredients will not be affected. This fact shoul~ be, ex~mmed
scientifically. 1 believe it will lose its value cons1derably 1n any
\\
chemical process.
q. Will you please tell me something about its application on
different diseases?
A. 1 have already said that urine does not cure a particular
disease only. ft is an invaluable gift of nature to pr_eserv~ a~d restore
spoiled health. This point must be kept in view while usmg 1t.
Q. Will you tell me something about urine?
. A. It is clear that a healthy person does not require the use of
· d ·1 Even then he can continue to take it in sma!.l doses as a unne a1 y.,....
precautionary measure. During the time of an ep1de_m1c or even
prior to it, such intake of auto-urine has a great precautionary value.
Urine can be effectively used in any disease as follows:
1. Take it regularly in proportion to the gravity of the disease
and constitutional requirement.
2. Keep fast exclusively on urine and water as it is necessary
to eliminate all toxins in the body.. ·.
3. Rub old urine on the entire body for considerabfe time
every day.
4. In case of wounds, swelling, eruption, burns, etc. when
rubbing is not possible, the patient is advised to keep a piece of.,.,...
:lt
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cloth soaked in urine on the affected part and keep it constantly wet
by sprinkling urine.
s. A soaked piece of cloth is also advised for delicate parts
like stomach where rubbing may not be comfortabel.
Q. will you tell me about the right way to begin with urine
treatment?
A. Yes. knowledge is very necessary for a novice. The patient is
advised to be extremely careful and methodical in its application.
No feeling of hesitation, abhorrence or uneasinses in drinking urine
should be entertained. He may begin with rubbing. Meanwhile he
should try to overcome the feeling of nausea. For that he can rub his
teeth and gums with urine which will give an additional benefit of
strengthening them.
Q. Will you please tell me more about the procedure?
A. One is advised to start with drinking urine after about a four
days' rubbing. Early in the morning after leaving bed one is advised
to clean the mouth, collect auto-urine in a glass and drink it with
complete faith. He may drink a littel water after that. If the treatment
is adopted in this way and one is gradually accustomed to' it, the~e is
no fear of any adverse reaction. Any abrupt step may cause react1on.
We should try to avoid it as far as possible.
Q. Is it that a certain number of fasts is required in