 at the apex of your desires regarding your health, is this longing for a
body that’ s healthy and feels gre at. Now, visualize this ten-rung ladder with
these two questions in mind.
1. At what rung of the ladder are your behaviors  in relation to your
tenth-rung desire?
2. At what rung of the ladder are your beliefs about your behaviors
in relation to your tenth-rung desire?
I’d m ake a calcu lated guess that anyone who’ s overweight, and  so out of
shape that walking up a few f lights of stairs leaves them b reathless, is
contributing second-rung ener gies to tenth-rung desires. In other words,
they’re way out of balance. The same is true for people with any number of
physical maladies attributable to lifestyle, such as ulcers, high blood
pressure, indigestion, palpitations of the heart, and so on.
T o c reate a ba lance where you can honestly say that your body is
enjoying its optimal level of hea lth and that you’re grateful to live in such a
glorious House of God means m aking some new decisions around the two
questions I’ve posed. It may be surprising to read that I’m not s uggesting a
radical change in diet or adv ocating that you embark on an exerciseprogram designed for a bodybuilder or a marathon runner (although these
are disti nct possibilities). No, I’m suggesting a radical realignment in the
ener gy of the beliefs you give to the tenth-rung desire.
If you’r e overweight, out of shape, and suf fering unnecessarily from
physical maladi es that are relat ed to your lifestyle, this radica l idea may
require a lot of determination to overcome your disbelief. So begin right
now by rereading the title of thi s chapter. Isn’ t it strange to think that your
diet or lack of exercise aren’ t completely responsible for the state of your
health? Maybe it has to do with what you believe.
The sec ond quo te at the begin ning of this chapter was writte n by the
author of Zorba the Gr eek.  Zorba is one of the most passionate fictional
characters ever created, house d in a body that wasn’ t a bo dybuilder ’ s
dream. Nikos Kazantzakis encourages us to practice believing passionately,
because out of t hat belief the de sire will be created. Y our tenth -rung desire
to en joy living i n a healthy body  will manifest when you suf fici ently desire
it. And this is precisely how you can correct the imbalance that has one end
weighted down to the ground by behaviors and beliefs that are d iametrically
opposed to what you desire.
Rebalancing Your Health by Realigning Your Beliefs
Deepak Chopra, my friend and colleague of many years, once observed:
“Y our b rain pro duces a chemical that relays the news of your h appiness to
all 52 million of your body cells—who rejoice and join in.” So picture
yourself as you’re about to enjoy a hot-fudge sundae or a piece of birthday
cake: Ar e you happy, or are yo u filled with guilt and apprehen sion before
you take your fir st bite? And what beliefs have you attached yourself to that
are prev enting your brain from producing and relaying good news to the
rest of your bod y, including those that are about to be converted  to unhappy
fat cells rather than happy healthy cells?
As dif fic ult as it may be for you  to accept, your beliefs about what you’re
eating and how you’re living your life are far more important to examineand change than the actual activities of eating and exercising.  The mind-
body connection has clearly been established in medical and scientific
research. Y our beliefs are thoug hts, and your thoughts are ener gy. If you’ve
convinced your self that what you’re about to do is going to have a
deleterious ef fect on your body, then you’re doing precisely what
Kazantzakis sug gests—you’re p assionately believing in something that still
does not  exist. That is, your unh ealthy bodily reaction to what y ou’re about
to do is only a thought, not a material reality. However, by ho lding on to
that thought, you facilitate the process of indeed making it yo ur material
reality.
Now suppose that you decide t o passionately believe in something that
doesn’ t yet exist, and that something is you  in a perfectly healthy body
comprised enti rely of the well-being that characterized it when it
materialized into  a physical sou l. Moreover, you include a belief that your
body is capable of converting any fuel that it receives into healthy, happy
cells—a radical idea, perhaps, b ecause so many people believe something
to th e contrary. Nevertheless, yo u passionately decide to believe this, even
though the reality doesn’ t yet exist.
As you adopt the idea that your  brain and body are more than c apable of
converting any fuel into healthy, happy cells, you begin the  process of
looking around for evidence that supports your belief, rather than attaching
yourself to contrary, non-health-producing belief systems. Y es,  you  now  say,
ther e ar e many people who get what they want, when they want; and who
pay no attention to diets, who do n’ t obsessively weigh themselve s every day,
and who  ar e not only at a normal weight, but ar e happy in their own skin.
I’m going to think like they do for a while and see if it works.
As you engage in this radically new idea, guess what begins to happen?
Y ou act ually begin to alter you r eating behaviors. Why? Because eating
healthy food in smaller portions  feels good, and feeling good is what your
tenth-rung desire is all about.
But it has to star t with a thought that feels good, and it is this: Whatever I
eat is okay. I’l l instruct my b rain and my body chemistry to convert
whatever I eat into health.  Y ou have a whole new cycle of thinking toexamine, and this new way of thinking passionately about som ething that
still doesn’ t exist applies to being physically in shape as well.
Shaping Up Your Out-of-Balance Thinking
So what are you r beliefs about w hat it takes to be in shape and physically
healthy? Is it necessary for a person to suf fer every day and g o through a
rigorous workout routine in order to be in good health physically? These are
commonly held beliefs that sho uld be challenged if you’re seeking a more
balanced life. Y our wish is for a body that looks and feels terrific—that’ s
the tenth-rung desire.
So what kind of thoughts do you entertain in order to reach th is desire?
All too often y our thoughts go something like this: I’m not an active
person. It doesn’ t matter how much I exer cise—I still can’ t get the weight off
and get in shap e. I hate runn ing and sweating. I’m not destined to be
athletic.  These beliefs, and many like them, keep you on the bottom rungs
of that ladder. M oreover, they contribute enormously to the obesity crisis,
and to the exist ence of so much  lifestyle-related disease that originates in
this kind of collective thinking.
When y ou change your thoughts, and what you believe about what’ s
possible for you, you change everything, including your physiology. Y ou
need to fervently believe that  you’re a specimen of perfect health by
creating that picture of yourself as looking and feeling great. Carrying this
image w herever you go and be lieving passionately in its reality is a total
thought-changer!
Now the  inner dialogue will sound more like this: I’m headed in the
dir ection of perfect health. I ha ve no shame or guilt about myself or my
behavior. If I ch oose to be a couch potato, I’ll be a healthy, tri m, beautiful
couch p otato. I love my body. I ’m going to take gr eat car e of i t because it
houses t he sacr e d being that I am.  As you begin this new ritual of changing
the way you look at your body, the body that you’re looking at will change.Y ou’ve been immersed in a cul ture that promotes how you sh ould feel
about y our body, based on co mmercial endeavors that want to realize
profits from your dissatisfaction with yourself. The sales pitch is that if you
don’ t look like a supermodel, you should feel some remorse. Right there we
have the beginnings of eating disorders, obesity, and weaken ed physical
constitutions. W hen you buy in to this kind of collective brainwashing, you
set yourself up f or a great imbalance between your desire to have a healthy
body that feels great, and daily self-defeating behaviors leading  to ill health
and feeling exhausted and out of shape.
Remember that you become wha t you think about. Why think of yourself
in any way that leads to less -than-perfect health? What’ s the point in
looking at your body in its curre nt condition of disrepair and tak ing on a set
of beliefs guaranteed to make matters worse?
Here’ s a  radically new option for you


 into a new
realm of  fitness. This section als o introduces you to simulated high-altitude
training and teaches you how  to find “the zone” mentally as well as
physically.
Part III,  The Secret of Health, explores how better breathing n aturally
leads to  weight loss and reduces the risk of sports-related injuries. It also
explains the relationship between oxygenation and improved heart function.
And for people prone to asthma,  it gives you the tools to eliminate exercise-
induced asthma.
Part IV  takes everything you’ve learned and shows you how to
construct your own personal O xygen Advantage program. This section is
geared toward specific groups based on their health and fitness. Breathing is
generally an involuntary activity that we engage in uncons ciously and
rarely think about, but it’ s there  always, every single moment we’re alive,
either helping us forward or ho lding us back. The point of this book is to
elevate y our awa reness of how y ou can harness your breath to reclaim your
body’ s n atural ability to breathe in a way that will help you  to achieve
lifelong health and fitness, whe ther you are running to catch up with your
kids or running to win a gold m edal. My promise is that by applying the
concepts and simple exercises in  this book, each and every person, whetherthey con sider th emselves an athlete or not, will be able to att ain tangible
and profound improvements to their health, fitness, and performance within
just a few weeks. Isn’ t it time you did more—conditioning, winning, living
—with less ef fort?P A R T  I
T h e  S e c r e t  o f  B r e a t hCHAPTER 1
T h e  O x y g e n  P a r a d o x
S port has always been the great love of Don Gordon’ s life. He loved
everything about it—the sweat, the competition, the adversity, the triumph.
Growing up, he attended many  races and football games with his father,
watching his favorite competitor s and aspiring to be just like the m. Nothing
compared to the atmosphere of a  good game: the excitement of the fans, the
shouts of encouragement (or pr ofanities, according to the progress of the
game), and always the belief an d the hope that one day he wo uld be just
like the athletes he idolized.
As a  tee nager, c ycling was Don’ s sport. He spent hours training on his
bike, bu t he could never quite keep up with his fellow cyclists. He tired
quickly and more often than not found himself breathless, watching from a
distance as his friends rode their bikes farther and longer than he ever
could. A s time passed Don reluctantly gave up his dream of com peting like
the a thletes he so admired as a boy. He finally accepted that th ere was no
place for him in the world of competitive cycling.
T wenty years later Don had bec ome director of European operations in
a leadin g American technology firm. While on a trip to Europe, he
happened across  my Oxygen Advantage program. Because Don had tried so
many th ings bef ore, he was ske ptical, but decided to give it a shot. He got
in touch with m e, and in our first session together I gave him  the crash
course I  gave you in the introduction to this book. He had never considered
the relat ionship between physica l capacity and correct breathing, but with a
new understanding of the potential of improved body oxygenation, Don
began practicing the exercises I gave him. W ithin days he felt better and
had greater ener gy than ever before. Flash-forward to today: D on has beenfree of wheezing, aller gies, and medications for more than seve n years. He
is al so n ow a competitive long- distance cycler, and in his most  recent race
he finish ed first in his age division. And here’ s the best part: At the age of
fifty-eight, he had the twenty-ninth-fastest overall time across a wide field
of 320 competitors, including exceedingly fit twenty- to thirty-year -olds. He
has finally come to resemble the athletes he so looked up to as a boy.
Getting his breathing right was the key to changing everything for Don.
Breathing is natural and involuntary. W e don’ t have to remembe r to breathe
in and out. If we did, either we would have to devote all of our time and
ener gy to it, or we would have stopped living a long time ago. But while
breathing is our most instinctive  act, many factors of modern life negatively
af fect our breathing—and worse still, we’re highly misinformed about how
our breathing af fects our bodies during physical exertion. During a
presentation to a group of runners who were due to compete in the Dublin
city mar athon th e next day, I posed this question: “Who here believes that
taking a  lar ge breath into the lun gs during rest will increase oxy gen content
of th e blood?” W ithout hesitation, 95 percent of the runners raised their
hands. T hey wer e wrong, but the y aren’ t alone—this belief is widespread in
the world of sports and fitness. But taking a lar ge breath int o the lungs
during rest will not  i ncr ease oxygen content. It is ex actly the wrong thing to
do if you seek greater endurance.
Based on this misconception, many athletes adopt the pra ctice of
intentionally tak ing deep breaths during rest and training, and  especially
when their bodies are overtaxed. By doing so, however, they in fact limit
and sometimes even diminish their performance.
As I will expla in, however, it is possible to reverse these negative
influences of modern life and to condition our body to breathe healthy
amounts of air d uring resting periods. By doing so, we ensure t hat the right
amount of oxygen is powering our muscles, lungs, and heart. This will lead
to re duced breathlessness during  physical exercise, which in tur n will make
improved fitness more attainabl e. Better breathing is the gatew ay to a new
realm of health.
Br eathe Right to Maximize Oxygenation of Y our Brain, Heart,
and Other W orking MusclesBefore y ou start  the Oxygen Ad vantage exercises, it is important for you to
have a basic understanding of the respiratory system and the role of carbon
dioxide in your body. If you wo uld like to bypass the science, you can go
straight to chapter 2, but the more you know, the more you can  work with
your body and not against it.
The Respiratory System
Y our respiratory  system comprises the parts of your body that deliver
oxygen from the atmosphere to your cells and tissues and transport the
carbon dioxide produced in your tissues back into the atmosphere.
Y our respiratory system contains everything you need to adequately
oxygenate your body for exercis e and high-performance sports... so long
as y ou a llow it to function properly. When we breathe, air ente rs the body
and flows down the windpipe (trachea), which then divides into two
branches called br onchi:  One branch leads to the right lu ng, the other to the
left. W ithin your lungs, the bronchi further subdivide into smaller branches
called br onchioles,  and eventually into a multitude of small air sacs called
alveoli. T o visualize t his complex system, imagine an upside-down  tree.
Y our trachea is the trunk, and the bronchi form two lar ge branches at the top
of it, fro m which the smaller branches of the bronchioles grow. At the end
of these branches are the “leaves”—the round sacs of the alveoli, which
transport oxygen into the blood. It is quite a striking example of
evolutionary balance and beauty that the trees around us that give of f
oxygen and the trees in our lungs that absorb it share a similar structure.The lungs contain approximatel y 300 million alveoli, each of which is
surrounded by tiny blood vessels called capillaries. T o put this immense
number in context, the area of  contact between your alveoli and blood
capillaries is equivalent to the size of a tennis court. This lar ge,
impressively contained surface provides the potential for an extremely
ef ficient transfer of oxygen to the blood.
As I’ve explained, oxygen is the fuel that muscles need to work
ef ficiently. It is, however, a co mmon misconception that bre athing in a
lar ger volume of air increase s the oxygenation of the blood. It is
physiologically impossible to increase the oxygen saturation of the blood in
this way, because the blood is  almost always already fully saturated. It
would be like pouring more wa ter into a glass that is already filled to the
brim. But what is oxygen saturation exactly, and how does it relate to
properly oxygenating our muscles?
Oxygen saturation (SpO 2 ) is the percentage of oxygen-carrying red
blood cells (hemoglobin molecules) containing oxygen within the blood.
During p eriods o f rest the standa rd breathing volume for a he


 approached with anenema. But by repeating the enema three times in close succession a satisfactorycleanse can be achieved. Persisted with long enough, enemas will clean the colonevery bit as well as a colonic machine can.
Enemas given at home take a lot less time than traveling to receive a colonics
at someone’s clinic, and can be done entirely at you own convenience—a greatadvantage when fasting because you can save your energy for internal healing. Butcolonics are more appropriate for some. There are fasters who are unable to givethemselves an enema either because their arms are too short and their body is toolong and they lack flexibility, or because of a physical handicap or they can’tconfront their colon, so they let someone else do it. Some don’t have themotivation to give themselves a little discomfort but are comfortable with someoneelse doing it to them. Some very sick people are too weak to cleanse their owncolon, so they should find someone to assist them with an at-home enema or havesomeone take them to a colonic therapist.
Few people these days have any idea how to properly give themselves an
enema. The practice has been discredited by traditional medical doctors asslightly dangerous, perhaps addictive and a sign of psychological weirdness. YetNorthamericans on their civilized, low fiber, poorly combined diets suffer widelyfrom constipation. One proof of this is the fact that chemical laxatives, with theirown set of dangers and liabilities, occupy many feet of drug store shelf space andare widely advertised. Is the medical profession’s disapproval of the enemarelated to the fact that once the initial purchase of an enema bag has been madethere are no further expenses for laxatives? Or perhaps it might be that once aperson discovers they can cure a headache, stop a cold dead in its tracks with anenema, they aren’t visiting the M.D.s so often.
The enema has also been wrongly accused of causing a gradual loss of colon
muscle tone, eventually preventing bowel movements without the stimulation of anenema, leading finally to flaccidity and enlargement of the lower bowel. Thisactually can happen; when it does occur it is the result of frequent administrationof small amounts of water (fleet enemas) for the purpose of stimulating a normalbowel movement. The result is constant stretching of the rectum without sufficientfluid to enter the descending colon. A completely opposite, highly positive effectcomes from properly administered enemas while cleansing.
The difference between helpful and potentially harmful enemas lies in the
amount of water injected and the frequency of use. Using a cup or two of waterto induce a bowel movement may eventually cause dependency, will notstrengthen the colon and may after years of this practice, result in distention andenlargement of the rectum or sigmoid colon. However, a completely emptyaverage-sized colon has the capacity of about a gallon of water. Whenincreasingly larger enemas are administered until the colon is nearly emptied offecal matter and the injection of close to a gallon of water is achieved, beneficialexercise and an increase in overall muscle tone are the results.
Correctly given, enemas (and especially colonics) serve as strengthening
exercises for the colon. This long tubular muscle is repeatedly and completelyfilled with water, inducing it to vigorously exercise while evacuating itself multipletimes. The result is a great increase in muscle tone, acceleration of peristalsis andeventually, after several dozens of repetitions, a considerable reduction of transittime. Well-done enemas work the colon somewhat less effectively and do notimprove muscle tone quite as much as colonics.
Injecting an entire gallon of water with an enema bag is very impractical when
a person is eating normally. But on a light cleansing diet or while fasting theamount of new material passing into the colon is small or negligible. During thefirst few days of fasting if two or three enemas are administered each day inimmediate succession the colon is soon completely emptied of recently eaten food
and it becomes progressively easier to introduce larger amounts of water. Within a
few days of this regimen, injecting half a gallon or more of water is easy andpainless.
Probably for psychological reasons, some peoples’ colons allow water to be
injected one time but then “freeze up” and resist successive enemas. For thisreason better results are often obtained by having one enema, waiting a half hour,another enema, wait a half hour, and have a final enema.
A colonic machine in the hands of an expert operator can administer the
equivalent of six or seven big enemas in less than one hour, and do this withoutundue discomfort or effort from the person receiving the colonic. However, theAMA has suppressed the use of colonics; they are illegal to administer in manystates. Where colonics are legal, the chiropractors now consider this practicemessy and not very profitable compared to manipulations. So it is not easy to finda skilled and willing colonic technician.
Anyone who plans to give themselves therapeutic enemas while fasting would
be well advised to first seek out a colonic therapist and receive two or threecolonics delivered one day apart while eating lightly and then immediately beginthe fast. Three colonics given on three successive days of a light, raw food dietare sufficient to empty all recently eaten food even from a very constipated,distended and bloated colon, while acquainting a person with their own bowel.Having an empty colon is actually a pleasant and to most people a thoroughlynovel experience. A few well-delivered colonics can quickly accustom a personto the sensations accompanying the enema and demonstrate the effect to beachieved by oneself with an enema bag, something not quickly discoverable anyother way.
How To Give Yourself An Enema
Enemas have been medically out of favor for a long time. Most people have
never had one. So here are simple directions to self-administer an effective enemaseries.
The enema bag you select is important. It must hold at least two quarts and be
rapidly refillable. The best American-made brand is made of rubber with aboutfive feet of rubber hose ending in one of two different white hard plastic insertiontips. The bag is designed for either enemas or vaginal douches. It hangs from adetachable plastic “S” hook. When filled to the brim it holds exactly one-halfgallon. The maker of this bag offers another model that costs about a dollar moreand also functions as a hot water bottle. A good comforter it may make, but thedual purpose construction makes the bag very awkward to rapidly refill. Irecommend the inexpensive model.
The plastic insertion tips vary somewhat. The straight tubular tip is intended for
enemas; the flared vaginal douche tip can be useful for enemas too, in that itsomewhat restrains unintentional expulsion of the nozzle while filling the colon.However, its four small holes do not allow a very rapid rate of flow.
To give yourself an enema, completely fill the bag with tepid water that does
not exceed body temperature. The rectum is surprisingly sensitive to heat and youwill flinch at temperatures only a degree or two higher than 98 Fahrenheit. Coolerwater is no problem; some find the cold stimulating and invigorating. Fastershaving difficulty staying warm should be wary of cold water enemas. These candrop core body temperature below the point of comfort.
Make sure the flow clamp on the tube is tightly shut and located a few inches
up the tube from the nozzle. Hang the filled bag from a clothes or towel hook,shower nozzle, curtain rod, or other convenient spot about four to five feet abovethe bathroom floor or tub bottom. The higher the bag the greater the waterpressure and speed of filling. But too much pressure can also be uncomfortable.You may have to experiment a bit with this.
Various body positions are possible for filling the colon. None is correct or
necessarily more effective than another. Experiment and find the one you prefer.Some fill their colon kneeling and bending forward in the bathtub or showerbecause there will likely be small dribbles of water leaking from around the
nozzle. Usually these leaks do not contain fecal matter. Others prefer to use the
bathroom floor. For the bony, a little padding in the form of a folded towel underknees and elbows may make the process more comfortable. You may kneel andbend over while placing your elbows or hands on the floor, reach behind yourselfand insert the nozzle. You may also lie on your back or on your side. Some thinkthe left side is preferable because the colon attaches to the rectum on the left sideof the body, ascends up the left side of the abdomen to a line almost as high as thesolar plexus, then transverses the body to the right side where it descends againon the right almost to the groin. The small intestine attaches to the colon near itslower-right extremity. In fact these are the correct names given for the parts of thecolon: Ascending, Descending and Transverse Colon along with the SigmoidColon or Rectum at the exit end.
As you become more expert at filling your colon with water you will begin to
become aware of its location by the weight, pressure and sometimes temperatureof the water you’re injecting. You will come to know how much of the colon hasbeen filled by feel. You will also become aware of peristalsis as the water isevacuated vigorously and discover that sensations from a colon hard at work,though a bit uncomfortable, are not necessarily pain.
Insertion of the nozzle is sometimes eased with a little lubricant. A bit of soap
or KY jelly is commonly used. If the nozzle can be inserted without lubricant itwill have less tendency to slip out. However, do


, for a scientist‘s task
is to observe, not to deny. Denial of the obviou s is a task reserved for the unreformed cynic. It is rather
preposterous to tell the FDA it can‘t accept the x -ray evidence that goes back to 1948 which clearly
shows rehardened spinal bones that had previously been eaten away. It does not take an advanced
degree to recognize the new bone growth in those x -rays — any person with eyes can see it. All one
needs to do is to read Revici‘s book. He tells the scientific reader which medicines worked for each
level of biological organization. He even points out wh ich products were less effective.
The bottom line is if Dr. Revici has said products x, y and z are effec - tive, and he shows x -rays to
support it, can‘t the FDA give the patient ―a drink of water‖ and issue its approval for the medicines?
As a practica l matter, Revici‘s office has no ability to come up with even the downpayment for the FDA
process, much less the total financing of such an undertaking. The cost to garner approval for just a
handful of his drugs could easily exceed $500 million.
Instead of $500 million, what is needed is one percent of that, not in dollars, but in people. Five -million
people can do more than $500 million dollars. Not convinced? Well, consider this: more than twice that
amount was spent on cancer research last year, and th e year before, and the year before that. It has
not produced a cure or even the scent of one. But five million people spreading the word about Dr.
Revici, the doctor who cures cancer, will put his medicines in every corner pharmacy.
How do we get five mi llion people, though? We learned as a nation, a few years back when a forest
fire was allowed to burn freely, that a fire doesn‘t have to start big to become big. A forest fire knows
how to grow. No one has to teach it what to do. If we light a few matches  (metaphorically speaking),
there is a good chance the story will spread like a forest fire.
When Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. told the world he had a dream, he spoke of  270
 much more than race. He s poke of ―All God‘s children.‖ That‘s us.
Of course, the occasion for Dr. King‘s speech was to protest the injustice of segregation. At the time,
one group of people was making decisions for another. It didn‘t work then, and it doesn‘t work now. In
fact, Benjamin Rush, M.D., the only physician to sign the Declaration of Independence, warned us
over two hundred years ago:
The Constitution of this republic should make special provisions
for medical freedom as well as religious freedom. To restrict the
art of healing to one class of man and deny equal privileges to
others will constitute the bastille of medical sciences. All such
laws are un -American and despotic.
Dr. Rush‘s prophetic words have come true to our detriment. When Dr. King pushed for int egration, he
was told by many to wait because it wasn‘t the right time. Dr. King eloquently answered that plea by
pointing out that time was neutral. It could be used to make things better or make things worse.
For the past fifty years or more we have be en told to wait, and to wait some more, because new
discoveries were around the corner — to wait because advances were being made, and to wait
because testing Revici‘s medicine takes time. We have waited far too long.
We have waited ten years for the FDA  to grant a simple IND. We have waited for thirty -five years for
the ACS to read Revici‘s book and to display within the pages of its publications the x -rays of bones
growing back. We have waited forty -five years for JAMA to recant its errors and to invest igate the
potential fraud committed within its pages.
Now they ask us to wait again. If we do, they will surely ask us to wait again and again. We can wait
no longer. In 20 seconds another person will be told that he or she has cancer. Why must that pers on
wait? Why must any of us wait?
We must act, if we are to bring the dream to life. Until now, Revici‘s method has been kept a secret
from you. Now that the secret is out, they continue to keep it from you with their laws. But those laws
are the kind of  laws that Dr. Benjamin Rush warned us against when he said, ―All such laws are
un-American and despotic.‖
In 1992, Senator Tom Harkin, a strong proponent for alternative medicine, sponsored a bill that was
signed into law to create the Office of Alternat ive Medicine (OAM) at NIH. Although its intent is good
and it provides a platform where alternative modes of treatment can be heard if not listened to, it
would be a monumental mistake to believe Revici‘s method will ever find its way through that office.
The office provides no grant money. Former Congressman Berkeley Bedell is a member of the OAM‘s
advisory council and is also a strong advocate of alternative medicine. Twice he was cured of serious
conditions by alternative  271
 treatments, one of which is no longer permitted by the FDA. He called the OAM‘s lack of funding
authority to be ―a very bad mistake.‖ In one of the OAM advisory council meetings he called the
operating procedure of the OAM ―a d isaster.‖
Another council member, Frank Wiewel, was so frustrated with the powerlessness of the council, he
asked that the committee be dissolved rather than to continue the charade he saw taking place. The
same member pointed out that the OAM was approac hing its fourth year without appraising a single
therapy:
Now I‘m told it will take a long time to put together a review
committee, and the review committees are going to have to be
with the Institutes [National Institutes of Health] and the Institutes
are going to have to do their peer review. … We are going to be
sitting around here and we‘re going to be old and gray and we will
be saying, ‗Gee, we should be evaluating some therapies some
day, you know shouldn‘t we get around to that?‘
One of the former directors of the OAM nullified what little influence the OAM has by unilaterally
deciding how its funding would be allocated without first consulting with the advisory committee. The
original purpose of the OAM was to support studies in t he field where alternative methods already
appeared to be getting results. Instead OAM Director Joseph Jacobs redirected all the money it had for
that purpose to laboratory studies which might have little or no direct application to alternative medicine.
It is quite natural to assume that the OAM is the answer to making Revici‘s medicines available. Even
Revici‘s own office believes they now have a path to success if they could just meet OAM, NIH and
FDA requirements. This author has had to shake his head  in silence when the office manager has had
no answer for the question as to how the governmental obstacles will be overcome, other than to shrug
her shoulders and say, ―We‘ll see. We‘ll get an IND.‖ Of course it‘s not her fault; when I asked her, it
was t he only path available to them.
Be wary. Those governmental and medical organizations that have stifled Revici‘s medicines for fifty
years are subject to the same pressures that the rest of the medical community is subject to. Although
there are a few wit hin the system who are sympathetic, they don‘t have much clout. One OAM official
who asked to be unnamed said he was working under difficult circumstances. With a trillion -dollar
industry built on old methods watching over them, is it prudent to believe th e FDA, NIH, ACS and
others will allow Revici‘s medicines to walk through the front door? Their acceptance might mean the
end to most cancer surgery, most if not all chemotherapy and pain killers, and most radiation therapy.
When medical science can‘t reg row bones while one doctor can — yet our laws reward the former and
punish the latter, it is time to correct the problem. It shouldn‘t be necessary to go the expensive and
time consuming -route to obtain an IND or to please lobbyists at the American Cancer Society, or the
editors of JAMA. It is abundantly clear that the medical community is unable  272
 to free itself from its self -imposed strictures. Under these circumstances it is necessary for the laws  to
be changed so that real medicine can be administered without having its practitioners hounded by a
despotic medical community.
There is already support from both Democrats and Republicans to act now. Senator Tom Daschle
introduced a bill that has supp ort from Bob Dole, Tom Harkin, Orrin Hatch, Charles Grassley, Paul
Simon, Claiborne Pell and others. The bill is called the Access to Medical Treatment Act. An identical
bill has been championed on the House side by Representative Peter DeFazio of Oregon.
The bill allows licensed practitioners to use whatever treatment they believe will help the patient get
well as long as the the patient is notified in writing that the treatment has not been


 only “good” worlds where everything is like paradise, instead they
can only produce neutral worlds that split into equal amounts of positive and negative, or good and bad, whatever that means. It is
then up to the creations or creatures to overcome severe conditions by moving to higher levels of consciousness where polarities are
more tolerable.
When consciousness has worked out its polarity issues on one level, it begins to ﬂow upwards into the adjoining level. At the same
time a consciously orchestrated “polarity charge” is applied from above the new level. This causes it to open up by becoming
polarised and forming opposites. These opposites now interact more or less violently to reach a high point after which activity
subsides again. The level or, more commonly, the sublevel or sub-suble vel now closes while the next higher level opens up, and so
forth. This is the general principle how consciousness expands from its densest level of physical matter to ﬂow back to the Divine
Level.
Our main Polarities
The main polarisation at the physical-etheric level is the split of electromagnetic forces between positive and negative electricity or
between opposite magnetic poles. In addition, there are many other splits such as hot and cold or acid and alkaline. By using our
mind we can use this level to build our body and our world. This level is no longer a problem for our consciousness, although it can
still cause trouble at the bio-level if we are careless.
At the bio-level the main split is between male and female energies. This split started to open up in the plant kingdom and became
dominant in the animal world and in humans. It is not only important for propagation but also for our internal energy structure. Baron
von Reichenbach has experimentally shown that the right side of our body accumulates a male-type or yang charge of bioenergy,
visible to some psychics in the dark as a blue hue, while the left side accumulates a female-type or yin charge with a yellow-red hue.
We apparently need this charge for our body to function normally.
The balance between male and female energies is not only important for the production of sex hormones, but also for the balance
between both sides of or brain. The right half of the brain is the more artistic and emotionally responsive part. It controls the left side
of the body, and vice versa. Too much male energy can mean weakness in the left side of the body and difﬁculty feeling tender
emotions, while too much female energy can cause problems with rational thinking and the right side of the body. Males can be high
in female energy and females high in male energy.
Another example of an energy split is our natural cycle of alternating nostril breathing These cycles tend to last for 3 to 6 hours. The
nostrils seem to act like magnets, splitting the bioenergy in the air, commonly called prana, into its two polar components. The right
nostril thus produces yang prana and the left nostril yin prana. Normally, after passing the nostrils, both charges combine again to
neutral prana, but with alternate nostril breathing separate charges accumulate at different sides of the body. We can deliberately
increase our male or female polarit y by temporarily inhaling only throu gh one nostril. While an increased body charge creates a
higher action potential, the downside can be overstimulation and increased restlessness. For meditation or relaxation the energy
charge can be reduced by folding both hands together as in prayer.
The main polarity split at the astral-emotional level is between selﬁsh and selﬂess, which tends to translate into good and bad.
Successively selﬁsh-selﬂess conﬂicts will open up, personally as well as at the level of society, and confront us with opposite choices.
By making the right choices we gradually move through the astral sub-levels towards the Buddhic plane where the split is between
unconditional love and compassion – being strongly affected by the suffering of others and trying to help at all cost. On a society level
this process guides us through many sublevels from tribal consciousne ss or savage warfare to a cooperative and peaceful world
community.
Mind and Brain
The brain is basically just a physical/etheric organ and operates with chemical processes. It maintains a short-term memory, while the
long-term memory storage is in the akashic aura in form of magnetic signals. A copy of this long-term memory is also in “disks”
attached to the soul seed or ego. In addition to the memory aquired during this life, the long-term memory of both akashic records
also contains the downloaded memories of all previous and in-between lives. These can be accessed in deep hypnosis or read by
high-grade psychics.
The sensory organs of the physical  body are mainly connected to the left brain. In addition it also regulates the rational thinking,
instinctive actions, reproductive organs, pregnancy, and what is heard and seen through experience, interactions and learning. The
generated impulses are then shared with the right hemisphere and go into memory storage.
Our mind is the main operating tool of our consciousness. It is connected to the right brain. Joined to the mind are the short-term
memory, the long-term akasha memory, the sentiment, the sensory functions, the mental and astral aura layers, and the
consciousness in general.
When we receive new information, the mind looks for relevant previous  memories in the akashic aura and compares them with the
new information in the left hemisphere to see what is new or different and how to make sense of it. This may also be tinged with
emotional impulses from the sentimental aura. The created result may then be a thought which converts the decision induced by10/30/24, 4:59 PM Health-Science-Spirit - Life & the Universe - Our Energy Structure
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left hemisphere.
Some psychics say that they can talk with animals or plants. This may happen when the sensory or perception aura of an individual is
sufﬁciently close to an animal or plant so that their auras overlap. Then the same signals are in both auras, and the mind can now
translate these signals into impressions, feelings, intuitions, thoughts or audible words, depending on the sensitivity and ability of the
individual.
With acoustic communication the content is better understood with the left ear and left brain, but the tone of the voice is better
perceived with the right brain and ear. In this case the mind seeks in the memory store primarily by tone and only secondarily by
content.
The frontal lobe is the guiding unit for our functional activities. It can also be used as a voluntary radiating and receiving organ. This is
what is called the third eye. It is an astral structure on the skin of the forehead which can be used to transfer thoughts to others or to
notice the attention from others. Similar sensitive areas are also on the skin at the back of the neck and the palms.
Our Cosmic Energy Supply
Our nutritional energy intake is only a small part of the energy that we really need, especially for moving the body around. Most of this
vital energy is supplied during sleep from the cosmos. The main energy that recharges and sustains us is the Jomaidon radiation
produced by the Holy Spirit. It ﬂows into our system through an energy channel at the top of the head called the Bindu. This is a
chakra-type structure very close to the crown chakra which links the ego, the mental body and the physical body.
Fig. 4: Our Cosmic Energy Supply
The bindu channels the Jomaidon energy into the acupuncture system, starting with the stomach meridian. Once a day the crest of
this energy circulates around all meridians. The meridian system is used  by the mental body to direct this life-giving energy through
the acupuncture points into the cells of the physical-biological body.
While still in the meridians of the mental body and before entering the biological body, the Jomaidon energy reacts with Yang Energy
uniformly radiated throughout the universe by the Creative Power of the Godhead. Yang energy can be absorbed through all seven
main chakras. The Jomaidon is a matter particle or unsaturated electr on with 6 nuclear UM and 2 shell UM, while yang energy
consists only of 4 UM. Therefore the reaction of Jomaidon and yang energy creates a saturated or resting electron. This is very stable
and low in energy. As a result of the transformation of highly energetic Jomaidon particles into low-energy resting electrons, large
amounts of bioenergy are released into the biological body. The newly created saturated electron can also be directly used for cellular
reactions. This, then, is the main energy that sustains our life.
The reaction between Jomaidon and yang energy is catalysed and regulated by Yin Energy. It contains information as digitally
encoded UM particles and is generated by the Creating God. Excess yin energy is stored in meridian-like vessels, called Ren and
Du, at the front and back of the mental body. The Soma in Fig. 4 has been described as the crown chakras mental body which draws
in yin and yang energy.
In addition to the meridian system, we also have the Nadis in the astral body. Any unused bioenergy in the physical/biological body is
collected in


ona structures can also be seen around a myce
toma within a large central air-containing cavity (Fig.
Inflammatory lesions 39 IV: 3). The lesion is surrounded by rather coarse radia
ting structures and narrow irregular vessels, some of
which are circularly displaced around the lesion
(arrows).
Finally, silicotic granulomas are illustrated in the
right and left upper lobes (Fig. IV: 4a, b). Both shuw
radiating structure-s and "A" and "B" zones.
The d.iJTerent malignant and benign tumours in
Chapter III and the various non-neoplast ic, inflamma
tory lesions in this chapter all share several corona
changes. The possibility of a common denominator
behind these similarities wiU therefore be discussed in
the following chapter.
40 Inflamm atory lesions Fig. N: /.Tuberculous granuloma, unchanged for 8
years. Diagnosis also based on four separate aspiration
needle biopsies. (a) Age46. An "A" zone, thin radiat
ing structures, some lamellae and displacement ofves·
scls arc evident around the lesion. (b) Two years later a
pneumothorax was produced during a needle biopsy.
The pleural space is free. The lesion t..-ontnins air.f'i11ed
cavities. Note the persistent "A'' zone despite partial
collapse of the lung. (c) After two more years, radiating
structures and a radiolucent zone are apparent. The su·
pcrolateral aspect of the lesion is now concave, indicat
ing a partial collapse of this pOrtion. The lesion no long
erappears cavitary. Vessels around the ·• A'' zone remain
circularly displaced. A new lamella is seen in the lung
close to the concave surface of the tuberculoma.
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tcrior obJjque projccrions. J ncidental pleural Ctll\:ifie1u ion
cau~cs the irregular densities jnfcromcdial to lhc granull,ll'IU
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Inflammatory lesions 41 Fig. IV: 3. 60-year-()ld woman. Myce1oma (Myoobac1erium
Ill) of!he middle lobe showing central air-filled cavi1y and
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Fig.IV:4. 70-year-old man.lithcouc granulomas in tne righ1
(a) and lefl (b) upper lobes. Radiating struc!ures and "A"
and "8" zones surround the lesions.
42 lnllammatory lesions radiating structures. The. surrounding lung parenchyma cor
tains some narrow and circularly displaced vessels (arrows). v.
Discussion of the radiological
observations of corona
structures
The existence of corona structures around a variety of
pulmonary neoplasm s and inflammatory lesions has
bttn described in the previous two chapters. The
morphologic and pathophysiologic background of
these structural changes is in many ways confusing and
may appear difficult to explain.
No direct correlation has been found with the histo
logical type or degree of cellular differentiation of the
tumours. The structural changes-here called "A"
and "Bn zones, arches and arcades, radiating struc
tures, narrowing and displacement of vessels-may or
may not be present in squamous cell carcinoma s, ade
nocarcinomas, oat cell carcinomas or mixed cell carci
nomas, in primary as well as in metastatic tumours.
The structural changes have occasionally also bttn
observed in the presence of different inflammatory
lesions. Finally, wme of the changes have been ob
served around hamartomas.
The structures are often very delicate and therefore
may be difficult to recognize. As discussed in Chapter
II, special auemion is required for the technique of the
radiographic examination. So-called "routine" frontal
and lateral views of the lungs are not always sufficient
for radiological identification and evaluation of the
signs.
The "B" zone around malignant tumours has been found to disappear whenever air is introduced into the
pleural space. This evidence strongly suggests that the
"B" zone is fluid, locally collected in the lung tissue,
probably due to the mechanical blocking of lymphatic
channels between the pleura peripheral to the mass
and the hilar lymph nodes. Supporting this assump
tion is the finding that it was possible to produce such
a fluid collection in the lung in dogs after the place
ment of an artificial "tumour" of plastic material in
the pulmonary parenchyma.
The experiments in dogs are equivalent to the situa
tion in patients in regard to the mechanical effects of a
real tumour or tumour-like lesion. A tumour in a
patient may be expected to block the draining lympha
tic channels between the pleura and the hilum, result
ing in lymphatic stasis. Indeed, it would seem reason
able to expect frequent local accumulation of fluid in
the parenchyma peripheral to a pulmonary mass. Such
a mechanism is also c.apable of explaining the disap
pearance of the "B" zone in the dog experiments and
in patients after some air is introduced into the pleural
space. For these same reasons it can now also be
understood that the "B" zone has not bttn observed
in postoperative specimens examined by qualified
pathologists. As soon as the mechanical conditions
which exist in situ are changed, e.g., by the opening of
Discussion of corona structures 43 the pleural space, some of!he prerequisites for the
presence and demonstrat ion of local oedema ("B"
zone) will disappear.
A consequence of this discussion is also that a "B"
zone pedpheral to a pulmonary cancer should not he
misinterpreted as malignant extension to the pleura,
local bronchopneumon ia, local pleural thickening or
atelectasis. The "B" zone appears to be a harmless
oedema and by no means a contraindication to opera
tive removal of a tumour.
Recognizing the radiographic signs which identify a
"B" zone is of evident practical importance. The fol
lowing radiographic signs should he looked for:
I) A pulmonary opacity between a tumour or tu·
mour-like lesion and the pleura.
2) Interposition of a radiolucent "A" zone between
!he lesion and the zone of increased opacity.
3) A sharp borderline in the shape of small arches
forming an arcade.
4) The outer contours of the opacity appearing ei
ther to ""vanish diffusely" into the adjacent lung or to
end in a well demarcated line shadow such as interlo
bar pleura or an intrapulmonary septum.
5) The presence of enlarged interlobular spaces ex
tending between a tumour and!he pleura.
6) Disappearance of the opacity after injection of air
into the pleural space.
Whenever an "A" zone c.an be seen between the
surface of a mass and a peripheral, local increase in
pulmonary opacity ("B" zone), neoplastic O\•ergrowth
or ateleclasis can he excluded as possible causes of the
"B" zone.
It has been pointed out that a "B" zone, which
means lymphoedema due to local stasis in the periph
ery of the lung parenchyma, may he present in the
absence Q{ a defmite "A" zone. In th_is situation, the
only abs<>lutcly conclusive proof of the presence of a
"B" zone is the sign of disappearance of!he "B" zone
lymphoedema after injection of air into the pleural
space. Tbe explanation, however, that "B" zones are
caused by local pulmonary oedema docs not entirely
explain lheir location. Between the pleura, the "B"
zone, and the blocking lesion, an "A" zone may be
interpositioned, which also needs explanation.
Olher signs requiring explanation are!he formation
of arches


" (41). The damage to the
tissue by induced "cascades" of injuty reactions are,
however, only a portion of all the biologic effects, i.e.,
the many complicated biologic reactions connected
with healing of an injured tissue. It seems appropriate
to conclude that "direct current trearmmt" or "electro
chemical treatment" should be more adequate terms.
They include aU possible technical variations and ef
fects, e.g., electrolysis, electrophoresis, electroosmosis
and other known and still unknown interferences with
biologic processes in the electric field.
The goal of direct current treatment of malignant
tumours is of course to try selectively to suppress
neoplastic growth. Presumably, both primary injury
and secondary induction of biological processes in the
electric field form the basis of the suppression. More
over, DC treatment may be recognized as enhancing
physiologic mechanisms of spontaneous healing, in
duced by energy supplied over electrodes from an
external source of DC power. This initial, anificial
phase of "simulated healing" is then anticipated to
continue after a treatment is concluded, as a process of
spontaneous "true" healing of the injured tissue over
BCEC channels. These channels are probably pre
dominantly the vascular-interstitial closed circuits.
The initially driven system is turned into a self-driving
system over these channels.
We will now consider techrtical problems of the
electrodes and application of direct current in the
planning of electric treatment of patients with pulm<>
naty cancers.
4. Electrodes
Different electrodes serve different purposes. Four
types of electrodes have been constructed:
Type I. A 300 mm long, 0.25 mm thick, solid
platinum-iridium string is coated with layers of
286 Treatment of cancer Teflon, except for a length of 1-2 em ending O.S-1 em
from the tip. The string is bent ISO". The tip as far as
the bend is inserted into the tip of a 172 mm long,
I mm thick, Rotex biopsy cannula (44, 45). The can
nula contains the usual indwelling screw needle for
sampling of cellular material. The construction and
insertion of this electrode, as well as cell sampling, are
shown in Fig. XVII: 15.
The electrode and cannula are introduced under
local anaesthesia through a small incision in the skin.
Under fluoroscopic television conrrol, the cannula and
electrode are passed through the pleura into the tu
mour in the lung (Fig. XVII: 15a). The electrode is
released from the cannula by retracting the cannula to
the edge of the tumour (b). A cytologic sample is then
taken in the usual way with the instrument. The screw
needle is in this procedure driven by rotation into the
tumour tissue (c), whereupon the hub of the cannula is
rotated until it is advanced over the screw (d). The
cannula and screw are then retracted together with
cytologic material protected in the grooves of the screw
needle. The material is then smeared on a glass slide
and examined after suitable staining (44, 45). Cellular
material may, of course, be collected as a separate
procedure before insertion of the electrode, when
doubts exist as to the character of the lesion.
This platinum electrode is suitable as an anode in
small tumours (about 2 em diameter or less). It is also
suitable as a tissue cathode. Because mechanical strain
rather easily breaks this electrode during treatments of
tumours larger than 2 em (which require about2 hours
of treatment), a second and stronger type of electrode
was devised:
Type 2. This electrode (Fig. XVII: 16) may serve as
an anode or a cathode in direct current treatment. Two
or more platinum strings arc twisted together to mini
mize points of local strain. The electrode is insened
and cell material obtained in the same way as de
scribed above for the simple platinum string electrode.
The increased thickness of the combined electrode
strings makes them suitable for use as a guide wire over
which a plastic tube is inserted (Fig. XVII: 16b). The
hooked end of each string then helps to anchor the
electrode in direct contact with tumour tissue. The
plastic tube also allows aspiration of gas produced
along the surface of the electrode. The plastic tube is
kept in place by slightly stretching the indwelling
platinum strings against the plastic tube. The strings
are then fixed in place by plugging the hub of the tube
with a small stopper.
Type 3. This e.lectrode (Fig. XVII: 17) has been
designed to maximize the area of the electrically active
surface. The electrode also is suitable for percutaneous
insenion and biopsy, in principle as described for
Types I and 2. ln addition, it provides a canal for
direct access to the internal part of the active electrode a
b
c
d
Fig. XVII: IS. Direct cum:nt treal:ment. Insertion of a
Type I platinum string electrode in10 a tumour, followed by
sampling of tumour cells for cytology. (a) The lip of the elec
trode is bent, insened into the tip of a 1 mm thick Rotex bi·
opsy cannula, and placed in the tumour. (b) The cannula is
retracted. The hook helps to anchor the electrode.(<} Before lhe cannula is removed, a biopsy may be obta.ined, when
necessary, by rotation of the indwelling screw needle into the
tissue and (d) advancement of the cannula over the screw so
that cellular material is secured inside the cannula and pro
tected in the grooves of the screw before the instrument is re
moved.
Treatment of cancer 287 b
Fig. XVII: 16. Direct current treatment. A Type 2 electrode
or twisted platinum strings surrounded by a plastic tube.
The hooked ends of the strings (a) arc inserted as shown in
Fig. XVII; 15. (b) After the cannula is removed, a Teflon
area. This electrode is intended primarily to be used in
c.largc" tumours.
The electrode contains four layers. An inner screw
needle resides in a Rorex steel cannula, surrounded by
a Teflon tube. Outermost are platinum electrode
rings, which can be varied in number or length accord
ing to the size of the lesion. As it enters the rings, the
Teflon tube tapers and becomes thin-walled. The most
distal electrode ring has a tapered tip and is welded to
three platinum strings. These strings run outside the
thin part of the Teflon tube and are tightly pressed
against the other electrode rings so as to make electri
cal contact with them. Proximal to the electrode rings,
ihe Teflon tube widens, which helps hold the rings i.n
place in situ. The strings run inside the wide part of
the Teflon tube and pass outside the tube through a
hole at the beginning of the thin part. Proximally the
strings emerge from the plastic hub, where they arc
accessible for connection to the source of direct cur
rent.
The active electrode surface can be varied by the
number and size of the platinum rings. The length of
the thin pan of the Teflon tube is adjusted according
ly. Slots in the Teflon tube make it possible to aspirate
gas and to inject pharmacological agents or saline solu-
288 Treatment of cancer tube with stopcock is passed over rhe twisted platinum
strings to the edge of the tumour. The tube serves both as an
insulator of adjustable length and as a channel for removal of
gas produced along the electrode during the treatment.
tion through the electrode canal. The screw needle is
O.SS mm thick at its base and tapered to the tip over a
distance of 16 mm. The steel cannula is I mm thick.
The external diameter of the electrode rings is 1.9
mm. The purposes of the screw needle are twofold: to
obtain cellular material for cytologic examination from
the site of the electrode and 10 control placement of the
electrode by stabilizing its position in the tumour.
When the cannula and the larger platinum electrode
are introduced, the position of the screw needle deter
mines their positions.
Type 4. Some tumours are not solid, but semisolid
or cavitary inside. Gas produced at the electrode sur
faces causes or enlarges cavitation in the tumour.
Therefore, it may be difficult to keep an electrode in
place for longer than a few minutes. Gas also jeopar
dizes contact between electrode and tissue, and can
disconnect the current.
The Type 4 "winged" electrode shown in Fig.
XVII: 18 is designed to overcome these drawbacks.
The platinum electrode is tapered distally and grooved
proximally. Three platinum strings are soldered to the
most proximal groove. A sling of nylon thread runs
through two holes in


 to get so uncomfortable,  that
one would  go out.
In the realization  of your  Privilege  today,  will  you  take  a
firm  command  on yourselves,  knowing  the  simple  Re-
quirements ? It is not much  to do really,  when  it enables
you to have  such  a Release,  that  you  will  never  again  know
what  it is, to meet  the problems  of the outer  world  with
fear and  trembling.
Oh, think  of it, Beloved  Children  of Earth,  here  is This
Great  Presence  of all Life,  which  is giving  you  Life  and
Intelligence  and  beating  your  Heart,  functioning  every  ac-
tivity  of your  body;  doing  all this  for you.  Can't  you  give 238 THE  "I AM99  DISCOURSES
just a little  obedience,  the little  which  is required,  to let
the Light  from  the  Presence,  flow  untouched  by human
qualification;  in order  to render  This  Service  and  release
the Happiness  and  Perfection  which  is just  waiting,  wait-
ing, waiting  to push  Itself  thru  today ?
The Simplicity  of it is what  mankind  has  overlooked.
Do you  see  why  the  Great  Wisdom  compelled  These
Books,  to come  forth  in simple  language  and  the Under-
standing  which  all might  grasp ? It is the Only  Way  man-
kind  can  get the Clearness,  the Perfect  Understanding  of
Life.  All  said  in Those  Books,  every  Explanation,  is the
Law  of the Action  of your  Life!  everyone's  Life!  Our  Life!
When  We  say to you,  Beloved  Ones,  We made  this  Identi-
cal Application,  We  mean  every  word  of It. There  is but
one Application  in the Universe  which  sets  mankind  Free.
It is first,  the Understanding  that  you  have  an Individual-
ized God  Presence  above  you—the  distance  makes  no dif-
ference.  From  your  "I AM  Presence,"  comes  the Stream  of
Life and  Energy  anchoring  into  your  own  Heart,  and  It
gives  you  Life,  Intelligence  and  Activity.  IT IS THE
ONLY  THING  IN  THE  WORLD  WHICH  WILL
GIVE  MANKIND  FREEDOM.
Then,  knowing  you  have  brought  yourselves  into  this
condition,  by the lack  of Understanding  and  the unwilling-
ness to do certain  things;  or by not knowing  you  should  do
certain  things;  it has  allowed  discord  to accumulate  for
centuries.  The  Great  Mercy  of Life  has  said:  "Now  my
children,  I will  give  you  one  more  Opportunity."  This  is DISCOURSE  XVIII  239
Life for the moment  speaking  to you.  "I have  brought  forth
from  My Secret  Chamber  of Life,  the Fulness  of the Under-
standing  of Life."
The one  who  is vicious  will  not understand  this  of course;
because  he or she  cannot  understand  anything  but  his or
her own  viciousness,  for such  a person  does  not want  to;
but the one  who  is sincere  and  in earnest,  who  will  still
himself  or herself,  will  know  without  one  word  from  any-
body,  the Truth  of this  Instruction!  Every  Heart  knows  It,
and if every  Heart  is left alone,  It will  continue  to know  It
daily,  with  Greater  Power  and  Expansion  of the Light.
The Blessed  Ones,  who  do not realize  the need  of stand-
ing within  the  Radiance  of their  own  "I AM  Presence,"
and refusing  to listen  to false  gossip,  will  be wavering  for
the time  being.  It will  make  it more  difficult  for themselves
to apply  This  Law;  until  they  have  the Evidence  within
themselves  in their  own  experience,  of the Infinite  Power  of
This  Law  and  Its Application  to produce  exactly  that  for
which  they  call.
You have  heard  the Messenger  say it again,  and  again,
your  Call  is compelled  to be answered!  Why?  Now  notice
this point!  What  is it within  you  which  makes  the call?
What  is the Intelligence,  the Energy,  the Light  which  en-
ables  you  to voice  the words  or feel  the feeling?  It is Life,
isn't it? Could  there  be anything  else?  It is Life,  and  if left
alone  to Its Perfection,  It will  always  cause  you  to feel  and
do the Right  Thing.  Then  It is Life,  the Secret  of Life  re-
vealing  Itself  to you! 265 THE  "I AM99  DISCOURSES
Why  has  It not  done  so before ? Because  That  Secret  of
Life could  only  be revealed  and  held  in Its Purity,  by Those
Who  had  freed  themselves  from  Earth's  limitations.  Do
you not see? How  could  one  yet in the limitations  of your
world,  give  you  the  Fulness  of Life  without  limitations?
It would  not be possible!  Therefore,  We Who  have  attained
Our Freedom  from  these  limitations,  know  exactly  how  to
do it. Every  human  Being  or every  Being  while  that  one
was still  in the human  quality,  who  gained  Freedom,  came
thru  this  same  Application;  because  there  is only  one  Way.
It is to understand  your  Individualized  "I AM  Presence,"
Its Laws,  Its Whereabouts,  Its Connection  with  you  and
your  connection  with  It; and  then  apply  the Law  of your
Being!
Again,  why  are  We  needed?  Because  Our  Words  are
"Cups"  which  carry  the Ascended  Masters'  Perfection  and
Qualities  into  your  feeling  world,  your  Life  and  Its Ac-
tivity.  That  is why  you  need  Us.  Does  it sound  like  We
urged  Ourselves  upon  you ? I trust  not,  but This  is the Law
of Life!
Do you  expect  your  children  in kindergarten  or the
first grade,  to understand  the  advanced  studies  in your
schools?  Would  We  expect  you  in your  present  state,  to
suddenly  transform  yourselves;  and  understand  with  the
Fulness  which  We  do? That  would  hardly  be reasonable
would  it? Yet,  there  will  be Individuals  among  you  in the
next  twenty  years,  who  will  to the outer  sense  seem  to do
this.  In fact  Bob,  Rex,  Nada  and  Pearl  have,  but it was  My DISCOURSE  XVIII  241
Great  Joy and  Privilege  to render  the Service,  which  almost
did that;  because  their  Life  Streams  happened  to be clean
and Free  from  too much  discord.
You have  never  received  an explanation  for it, have  you ?
I am sure  the Messengers  will  appreciate  this  themselves.
Why  was  it Rex,  Bob,  Nada,  Pearl  and  the Messenger  were
brought  to Me?  BECAUSE  IN  PREVIOUS  LIVES,
THEY  HAD  COME  WITHIN  A CONTINUED  HAR-
MONIOUS  ACTIVITY  AND  RADIANCE.  In a former
embodiment,  which  it is not necessary  for Me to describe,
they  made  a Mighty  Decree,  understanding  at that  time
the Law  of rebirth.  They  decreed  with  a Powerful  Mighty
Decree,  in all following  embodiments,  until  they  attained
their  Perfection,


 rise, breathing too
much air will itself cause the airways to narrow. Thus, overbr eathing can
easily become a vicious cycle.
The negative impact of overbreathing on compromised lungs is
underlined in a paper published in the Annals of the American ThoracicSociety  in 2020. According to it, a body of research demonstrates  the
importance of low tidal volumes when ventilating patients whose lungs
have been damaged by the COVID-19 virus. Scientist have found that,
when lungs have been injured by infection and the patient has suffered
acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and respiratory failure, the
injury can be compounded “if the size of the breath provided by the
ventilator is too large or the pressure used to inflate the lung is too
great.”12,13 These patients  must be treate d with smaller breath sizes to
prevent additional damage. How ever, this makes the sensation of air hunger
much worse. Prolonged air hunger can cause feelings of anxiety and fear,
and the paper points out that acute air hunger has been used as a very
effective form of torture. In this extreme case, to avoid both damage to the
lungs and psychological distress, researchers urge the use of opiates to treat
the resulting breathlessness and sedatives to moderate feelings of anxiety.
More generally, a substantial 2016 study in Aller gy demonstrated that
mouth breathing was associated with the worsening of asthma. Even
participants who did not have asthma experienced poorer lower lung
function and more sensitivity  to house dust mites when they mouth
breathed. Researchers examined questionnaires completed by 9,804 people
from Nagahama  City in Japan and found that mouth breath ing causes
asthma to become more sever e, possibly by increasing vulnerability to
inhaled allergens. Scientists concluded, “The risk of mouth breathing
should be well recognized in subjects with allergic rhinitis and in the
general population.”14 A separate study found that habitual mouth breathing
reduced lung function in people with mild asthma and exacerbated the
symptoms of acute asthma.15
A diagnosis of poor lung function should be cause for concern,
prompting better self-care, and positive action. In a trial lastin g 30 years,
scientists from the University at Buffalo found that men with the poorest
lung function at the start of the study were over twice as likely to have died
by the follow-up than men with good lung function. Women with the worst
lung function were one-and-a-half times more likely to have died than their
healthy counterparts.16 In an interview for Science News, Holger
Schünemann, lead author on the study said, “This observation suggests thatthose with lower lung function levels may need to pay particu lar attention
to avoid negative ef fects, such as smoking, on their lungs.”17
The term dysfunctional breathing  describes abnormalities in breathing
patterns that span a range of extremes from fast, superficial breathing to
slow, overly deep breathing. A person with hyperventilation syndrome may
breathe into the upper chest 18 to 40 times a minute. While the term
hyperventilation  is often used interchangeably with dysfunctional br eathing,
a slow breathin g rate of 5 to 8 breaths with breathing that engages the
diaphragm and the whole chest is also unhealthy. Both patterns result in an
excessive volume of air entering the lungs each minute and may cause
frequent sighing as the body tries to compensate for overinflate d lungs and
high tidal volume.
While disordere d breathing is widely recognized, it is ill-defined and
often coexists with asthma. One 2017 study, which used the Nijmegen
Questionnair e (NQ), the preferred tool to screen for hyperventilation
syndrome, estim ated that 25% of studied patients with severe asthma also
displayed dysfunctional breathing.18 Given what we know about the
accuracy of dysfunctional breathing screening, it is likely that the actual
figure is higher.
Standard asthma  drugs target bronchoconstriction, airway inflammation,
and possible comorbidities (conditions that exist alongside asthma but are
not necessarily the result of it). Nonpharmacological asthma treatments
focus on diet, physical fitness, weight reduction in obese patients, and
avoiding triggers. When asthmatics show overt signs of dysfunctional
breathing, a program of breathing reeducation may be implemented with a
trained physiotherapist.
Physiotherapists use methods including pursed lip, abdomi nal and
cadence breathi ng. However, even more benefit can be gained when the
breathing bioch emistry is addressed with the practice of light, nasal
breathing. One of the simplest ways to understand the BOL T score is in
terms of breathl essness. A lower breath-hold time corresponds  with more
breathlessness during rest and more airway obstruction. Each five-second
increase of the BOL T score reduces asthma symptoms such as exercise-
induced asthma, coughing, wheezing, breathlessness, and chest tightness.
The BOLT works the same way as a breath-hold measurement called theControl Pause, which is practic ed in the Buteyko method—the breathing
technique I learned from Dr. Konstantin Buteyko.
Scientists have studied the Buteyko method and its effect on asthma.
The first trial of the Buteyko method for asthma in the western  world was
conducted at the Mater Hospital in Brisbane in 1994.19 Nineteen people
were assigned to learn the Buteyko method, while a 20-person control
group followed the hospital’ s in-house program for asthma. After 12 weeks
of pract ice in nasal and reduc ed volume breathing, the Buteyko group
showed a 70% reduction in symptoms, a 90% drop in their need for rescue
medication, and a 49% decrease in their need for inhaled steroid
medication. The control group, who were taught physiotherapy exercises,
experienced no improvement. The reason for this is likely to be that nasal
breathing and reduced volume breathing are not taught during
physiotherapy. At the start of the trial, all of the study particiopants
breathed 14 liters of air per minute. At the end of the 12 weeks, the Buteyko
group had reduced their minute ventilation to 9.6 liters, while  the control
group had minimal reduction.
Interestingly, end-tidal carbon dioxide (CO 2) remained low in both
groups. At the beginning of the study, the Buteyko group showed an
average of 33 mmHg and the control group 32 mmHg. After 12 weeks, the
Buteyko group had slightly increased CO2 to 35 mmHg and the control
group to 33 mmHg. Although  Dr. Buteyko’ s original theory regarding
asthma revolved around CO2, the science has moved on since his work in
the 1950s. While the precise mechanism explaining the benefici al effects in
the Buteyko group is not clear, the fact is that over the past 20 years,
research into the impact of the Buteyko method on asthma has
demonstrated positive results. Now, the British Medical Journal  states in its
physiotherapy guidelines for adults, “The Buteyko breathing technique may
be considered to help patients to control the symptoms of asthma.”20
EXERCISING WITH ASTHMA
Many elite athletes who suffer from asthma favor swimming above other
forms of exercise. This is no coincidence. During swimming, the face is
immersed in water, and the weight of the body in the water exerts gentlepressure on the chest and abdomen. Both of these factors naturally restrict
breathing volum e. Even though the swimmer draws the breath in through
the mouth, the amount of air that reaches the lungs per minute is still less
than in other sports such as running or cycling. According to a 2018 paper,
swimming causes much less post-exercise bronchospasm than running or
cycling at the same intensity.21 This is partly because the air is moist and
warm. In an indoor swimming pool, the average air humidity is around 60%
and the air temp erature around 27° Celsius (80.6° Fahrenheit). Both factors
can relieve asthma symptoms. The pressure of water on the chest wall helps
with exhalation, and the accum ulation of CO2 caused by the controlled
breathing necessary during swimming helps relax the airways.21
There is, however, a downside to swimming. Too much time spent in
chlorinated pools can damage lung tissue,22–25 a factor particularly
problematic for people with asthma. This is important for very young
children, especially if they are predisposed to asthma. One longitudinal
study of 337 children with asthma and 633 controls (age-matched children
without asthma) demonstrated that swimming pool exposure in early life is
associated with a significantly higher risk of preschool asthma onset by the
age of one year.26 The 2018 paper found that 21.7% of the asthmatic
children reporte d eye irritation in indoor swimming pools compared with
only 9% of the control group, and that 5.5% of children, all of whom were
sensitized to at least one inhalant allergen, experienced worse asthma
symptoms in indoor pools.
A 2018 Canadian Respiratory Journal  article found that asthma is
highly prevalen t among elite endurance athletes.27 The study


 the left side of your mind, see yourself as you manifest addictively.
See yourself behaving compulsively. Now, on the right side of your mind,
see the real you, the free you, the sober you, the radiant you. See cords of
darkness and dysfunction, thick and ugly, which connect the real you to
your addictive self.
Now see an angel, sent by God, walk up to the cords with a scissors of
light. W atch carefully as the angel cuts the cor ds. The cords are dark and
gnarly, yet the divine scissors cuts right through them. See them drop to the
floor and sink below the surface of the ground, disappearing for all time.
Hear angels singing in the background. Bear witness to whatever happens
now, and give thanks that you are free.
Dear God,
I am r eady to die to whom I used to be,
and be born to whom I wish to be.
But of myself I can do neither.
Transform me at the deepest levels,
that I might suffer no mor e
the pain of unr eality.
Impr egnate my soul with the seed
of my true self,
that I might know joy and peace at last.
Amen
OceanofPDF.comLESSON 19
BIRTHING WHO YOU REALLY ARE
Losing weight is either a managed condition or a miracle. If it’ s a
managed condition, then that’ s great, but it rests on unstable moorings. If
it’s a miracle, it rests on God.
There’ s little point in trying to bring forth a thinner you, unless it’ s a
thinner you with a fairly good chance of remaining  a thinner you.
Otherwise, you end up back in that corner of hell where your soul cries out
in horror, “I can’ t believe I did this again …”
You need, then, more than just weight loss. Y ou need a miracle. When
you’re in the throes of an addictive impulse, however, you make yourself
unavailable to receive one. In order to birth the miracle of a new you, you
must be open to the love that pierces your invisible shield.
A miracle is a shift in perception from fear to love, creating
breakthroughs in your experience by creating breakthroughs in your mind.
Much of the work involved in this course has been an inquiry into what it
is, exactly, that you fear … particularly as it relates to other people. This
lesson involves identifying any fear you might harbor toward an aspect of
yourself: the possible new you.
The universe, being the handwriting of God, is a continuous flow of love.
Yet the fear -mind seeks to block that love just as continuously as Spirit
pours it forth. It would keep you locked in repetitive patterns that prevent
you from becoming who you are capable of being. As long as your mind is
in service to fear, you are bound to your past. Only in serving love are you
free to move forward into a new and truly dif ferent future.
None of us consciously serves fear. The problem is that fear permeates
the ethers of the world in which we live, and fear breeds the addictive
impulse. The fear -mind knows that if you get to fully live, then it has to die.
It is literally fighting for its life, as are you.Yet you cannot take on the fear -mind directly. You don’ t get rid of it by
fighting it, but only by transcending it; not by attacking it, but by replacing
it. You have spent much of your life saying no to your addiction, but the key
to your freedom lies in saying yes to the possible you. The purpose of this
lesson is to remove any barriers you still hold that are keeping you from
becoming your truest self.
To become the truest you, you must actively embrace the truest you. But
this you cannot do if you are ambivalent about this aspect of yourself, or
even neutral toward her. In the absence of your heartfelt invitation, she
cannot come. This future you—one who lives the highest manifestation of
your divine potential—cannot pierce the fear -mind’ s veil and simply come
toward you. It is your choice—the choice of the current you—whether or
not to remove the veil and move toward her. The only way to give her birth
into the world is by loving her with all your heart.
It’s a big decision whether or not to embrace her, for in doing so you will
become one with her. And for this, you must be ready. You know in your
heart that in becoming her, you will lose some aspects of your current
personality. Your identity has been wrapped up with being who you are
now, even though you are filled with certain aspects of fear and self-
loathing. When you look at your resistance, you can begin to remove it.
When you look at your fear, you can begin to surrender it. That which is
possible will only become probable when and if it is beckoned by love.
And who is the new you? First of all, she loves you completely—is that
true of who you are now? She is comfortable in your body—is that true of
who you are now? She has a healthy relationship with food—is that true of
who you are now? She thinks you’re beautiful—is that true of who you are
now? It’ s important—in fact, it’ s necessary—to realize these gaps in your
alignment with your truest self, for then you can give them to Divine Mind
for healing. If you do not surrender them, then you might have described
them but you will not have removed them. These gaps are the thinnest
membrane, really. They are merely thoughts. But there is no wall more
intractable than a wall of fearful thoughts, just as there is nothing that can
remove the wall more completely than thoughts of love.
Now let’ s face your biggest fear: that of giving birth to a new you. It’ s
not your fear of being fat, but your fear of being thin—your fear of being
free, your fear of being extraordinary, your fear of being your most joyfulself. For who, then, will you be? What will you do with yourself? Who will
love you? Who will reject you? What will you do when people approach
you with the vibes of sexual attraction? What will people say about you?
How will you dress? Where will you fit in?
Use your journal pages to make a list of all the things that scare you
about being thin. Now write down a list of all the things you long for in the
experience of being thin. Y ou will notice that some of them are very
different, yet some are the very same thing.
For example, you might fear the thought of being sexy and love the
thought of being sexy. Recognizing that ambivalence—seeing how such
impulses could cancel each other out—now hand it over to Divine Mind for
healing.
Next, write a letter to the new you. T ell her why you fear her, and what
makes you nervous about letting her appear. Tell her those things honestly
and authentically. But then tell her your deepest truth: that you do love her
and hope that she comes. Y ou’ll find, in your relationship with her, the key
to intimate relationship with anyone: that you’re scared, perhaps, but you
want to move ahead anyway. That being vulnerable to life in the way love
demands is something you have tried to avoid, but you have learned
painfully that this does not work. That you’re not sure exactly how to do
this or how to be with her, but you no longer wish to remain without her.
And you apologize for the times you have invited her in and then made her
leave.
You are ready to be in the tremulous safety of that which does not always
feel safe, for you know now that the citadel of protection you have built
around yourself has not protected you from horror and pain. Y ou are willing
to let go of the dense ener gy of false certainty, and embrace at last the light-
filled ener gy of the void. For the void no longer scares you; you realize now
that the void is filled with love. The void is where you will find yourself—
the place where you become one with the you that is really  you. And that is
your miracle: not that you say no to food, but that you say yes to your
heart’ s desire. And saying yes to your heart’ s desire, you say yes to the
possible you.
Miraculously, you are bound by nothing that has occurred before this
moment. The fear -mind would be getting hostile by this point, ar guing,
“Forget it! It’ s gone on too long! Y ou can’ t change now!” T o which yourespond, “Oh yes, I can.” For in God there is no past, but only infinite
possibilities for a miraculous future. The only way the past can drag you
back is if you choose to bring it with you into the present. For the food
addict, this takes courage. It takes refusal to believe the false evidence of a
worldly mirror. But you are seeing through  the mirror now, to the real you
on the other side of it.
The universe specializes in new beginnings, from the birth of a baby to
the appearance of new love. It is the way of nature to begin again, just as it
is the way of the fear -mind to stay stuck in the past. Y ou have the ability to
change because you are


forms oflife. Even physicians willtellyouthatdrugs have noeffect
onviruses. Ofcourse they don’thave anyeffectonwhat they callviruses because that
is dead cell debris that can’ t be made any deader.
Inconclusion Iassure youthatdisease isnotsomething tofear.That’ slikebeing
scared ofyour own body.Ifyoufear anything fear your disposition toindulge inun-
wholesome foods and unwholesome living conditions.
2.6. Questions & Answers
Are indigestion and acidosis diseases or just passing little crises?
These arediseases even though usually ofshort duration. Anything thatputs us
atunease isdisease. While there isnosuch thing asacidosis because we’d dielong
before ourbody fluids reached theacid stage, there issuch athing ashypo-alkalin-
ity.Areduction inalkalinity from apHof7.40 toaslittle as7.35 isenough tobring
on coma and another five to ten points lower may cause death.
Indigestion andwhat iscalled acidosis areusually caused byeating foods in
incompatible digestive combinations andineating apredominantly acid-forming
diet. These are the primary causes of these complaints.
You said that diseases arenotcontagious. Ifsohow doyouexplain away vene-
real disease? That’s proven to be contagious.
I’veresponded tothisinaway before butI’llgoover these grounds again. Con-
ventional thinking hasitthatgonococcus andspirochetes aretransferred from one
person toanother during thesexual act.The“infected” person willthen develop ei-
thergonorrhea orsyphilis. Even themedical profession isdeserting thislong held
belief today in favor of the herpes virus as causing what is called venereal disease.
First, syphilis isafigment ofthemedical imagination. Most ofwhat isde-
scribed assyphilis inthebooks ofyesteryear were effects ofmercury andsulfa
drugs which theprofession administered soliberally.What isdescribed asgonor-
rhea isnomore serious than thecanker sores ofthemouth. Both areeliminative
steps bythebody.The ulceration andsuppuration represent thefifth stage ofthe
evolution ofdisease. Theso-called contagious factors, bacteria, arethere because
ofthedisease, notthecause ofit.Infactsomething like20% ofthose who suffer
venereal diseases have neither gonococcus norspirochetes. Saying thatapimple,
ulcer orpustule inthesexual area iscaused byeither bacteria orviruses islikesay-
ingboils arecaused bythesame when itisgenerally agreed thatboils arearesult
offilth inthebody.Both arethesame processes butoccur indifferent areas ofthe
body.Besides itmust berecognized thattheautolysis oftissue andthecreation of
inflammations and boils are body actions, not bacterial or viral actions.Itisnottrue thatvenereal diseases arecontagious. The U.S. Navy conducted
experiments wherein itwasshown thatso-called infected persons could notinfect
healthy persons. When Iwaswith avice squad inJapan wehadcases ofso-called
infected prostitutes who hadbeen with dozens ofGI’s,none ofwhom contracted
thedisease. Ontheother hand there aremany who have infections inthesexual
area who have notbeen incontact with anyone, especially insmall children who do
sometimes have infections in the sexual area.
Theconcept ofcontagion isunproven despite appearances. Itisamedical scare-
word thatstampedes customers intotheoffices ofmedical practitioners. It’smuch
likeinsurance companies who liketoseefires andpayoffforthatmakes itallthe
easier to sell insurance.
Itseems rather impudent ofyou tosay millions ofscientists, doctors, re-
searchers and teachers ofmedical science areallwrong. Isn’t itjust possible that
you’re wrong about disease being body action instead ofbacterial orviral action?
Isn’t itjustpossible that themedical people who’ve been around solong arereally
right?
Oldmyths diehard, don’tthey? Theolder andmore revered themyth, thehard-
eritistodispel. Yourquestion would have done well nearly fivehundred years ago
when Copernicus presented hisheliocentric theory ofthesolar system. It’sjustdif-
ficult tobelieve thateveryone canbewrong. ButIinsist thatthewhole profession
operates onawrong premise. Thefactthatfasting willenable anorganism toheal
quickly ininjury orillness anddrugging willdefer orprevent healing altogether is
some indication oftheerror ofthemedical school ofthought. Thevery word med-
icine isamisnomer.Theword means healing agent orsubstance. There isnotsuch
anagent orsubstance. Healing isalways thesoleprerogative oftheaffected organ-
ism. There’ snotenough intelligence andknow how inthecollective knowledge of
theworld toeffecttheknitting ofabone within anorganism. Healing is,Irepeat,
entirely a body process.
Theimpudence liesnotwith mebutwith those who deny theobvious andplain-
lyevident truth. Age does notmake beliefs true, andtruth never changes with age.
Thebelief thattheworld wasflatwasaccepted bymillions over nearly twothou-
sand years butthatdidnotflatten theworld. Likewise ifthemasses ofourpeople
donotaccept obvious truths, truths thataccount foreverything inhealth anddis-
ease andaredemonstrable when puttothetest, then itisthose who deny theob-
vious thatareimpudent. Should Irepeat anoldrefrain: “I’d rather beright with a
persecuted few than wrong with many.”
Iknow about theswine fluhoax butisthemeasles vaccination really ahoax
too? Ifchildren areexposed tothemeasles they getit;butifthey have been vacci-
nated they don’t get it, right?
It’sgeneral knowledge thattheswine fluvaccination was ahoax. Itisonly a
question oftime before people willlearn ofthetetanus hoax, therabies hoax, the
whooping cough hoax, the measles hoax and other medical hoaxes.
Ifchildren areexposed toothers who have themeasles they don’t“catch” it.It
isnotsomething thatiscontagious. What is“contagious” arethefood habits, that
cause it(any unhealthful living habits, wrong food combinations, stress, etc.). But
children usually donothave measles iftheir system istoodrugged anddevitalized.
And that’swhat happens when they’re vaccinated. They cannot conduct thesimple
eliminative crisis called measles. Ifthey cannot have measles they’ll sooner orlat-
erhave something worse—like cancer! Measles isabody instituted andconductedcrisis togetridoftoxic accumulations. Vaccinal interference destroys thevitality
necessary to have measles.
Measles ishelpful, nothurtful. The body creates themeasles andkeeps the
process inforce until body cleansing hasbeen completed. Contrary tomedical
myth, thebody willnotharm itself byconducting thisoranyother crisis. This is
more than can be said for the vaccines, which are poisonous in themselves.
Theharm said tobederived from measles isactually from the“heroic” drug-
ging andtreatment administered bythemedical profession. Measles andother acute
diseases arehelpful body functions; thebody isgrappling with anoverload oftoxic
materials. Vaccinations anddrugging addtothese toxic materials. They arenever a
“preventive” oranantidote. They canmake matters worse butthey have nointelli-
gence or ability to help under any circumstances.
Ifvaccinations don’t give usimmunity, how about theantibodies vaccinated or-
ganisms produce? Don’t antibodies really defend against avirus asinthecase of
measles?
This reminds meofajoke that goes like this: AnAirForce Colonel who
commanded afighter wing was inspecting hispilots oneSaturday morning. He
stopped byaCaptain andLieutenant who piloted andco-piloted aplane. Heasked
theCaptain: “What would youdo,Captain, ifyour plane caught onfireandyou
couldn’ topen theoverhead canopy?” The Captain repled: “Sir,I’deject through
thecanopy.”TheColonel rejoined with “Youidiot, you’d besquashed todeath in
theprocess.” Then heturned totheLieutenant andasked him what he’d do.The
Lieutenant meekly said, “Sir, I’d go through the hole the Captain made.”
Ofsuch substance isthisquestion. Thetruth isthatthebody does notcreate new
defensive faculties inresponses toapoison. Rather ithasitsdefensive faculties de-
stroyed. Putting aquestion thatway islikesaying thatthebody creates antibodies
todefend against tarandnicotine incigarette smoking because thebody cantoler-
ateever greater quantities without thesame illeffects aswith thefirst cigarette of
life. The body can’ttolerate smoke