 the paradigm shift on water
metabolism of the body with their active medical colleagues. Th is letter of invitation was subsequently published in
the 1991 issue of Science In Medicine Simplified. It is also presented in the followin g pages with subsequent
correspondences with AMA. You  are now being informed of som e of the actions taken to bring my findings about
chronic dehydration to you through the members of AMA. This is an invitation that you must forcefully extend to your personal doctor and administrators of the health care
systems in our society. Mor e than enough scientific in formation to demand the necessary change in the present
structure of the health care system is now available. Please do not be indifferent to the pain and suffering of others. Take a resolute stand to stop the present health care sting against those who  do not yet know that chronic
dehydration is the root cause of most degenerative diseases o f the human body. You see, by ch oosing t o keep
silent about the discovery that the human  body has a variety of sophisticated thirst signals, the AMA has converted
its basic ignorance of this fact into a sting operation against the public. Letters published in the following pages
seem to point in that direction.<|eot_id|><|begin_of_text|>Summarize the following text section accurately and concisely. Maintain specific details and numerical information, and use anti-repetition mechanisms:

        A prudent correction of the initial
metabolic imbalance might boost the expressio ns of normal gender definition and decrease homosexual
tendencies, not to mention preventing AIDS, particularly in those who develop homosexual tendencies in the later
years of life, such as fathers or mothers with kids, who begin to feel homosexual pulls. In women who begin to lose
libido and lose hair with a "male pattern" distribution, the above precautionary measures might arrest such a decline
at its early stages. An easy way to stop muscle breakdown is by an intelligent adjustment of the daily wa ter intake and by eating a
balanced high-protein diet. Take a look at Edward Dippre's letter on page 150. As you can see, water and some salt
intake have reversed muscle breakdown in a dehydration-produced "disease" con dition. Not knowing the cause, the
problem h as been labeled as muscular dystrophy. Enhancing daily exercise  and physical activity at the same time wou ld force the body into a physiological program to
build up its muscle s, instead of breaking them into their amino acid components to feed the rest of the body. You
need to realize the human body is designed to defend itself against all types of infections. It survived fast acting
viruses such as sm allpox, measles, polio, and others during its development. It generally takes the body about nine
days to mount an effective defense against even fast viruses. If the body can  survive fast viruses, surely it is m ore
than capable of defending itself against slowly growing viruses. All that we need to understand is how to  make the body stronger and stop actions that would make it vulnerable. Let us remember, if the camel had a back-breaking point to the weight of the last straw, surely the human body
must also have a physical breaking-point to being life-stylishly overloaded. The question is, do we continue to
measure the straw o r the inherent structural and physiological limitations. Do we pay attention to the limitations of
the body, or do we in carefree abandon blame an ineffective slow virus for  the ills that befall some members of our
society. Edward Dippre
217 North Street
West Pittston, Pa. 18643
March 15,1995
Global Health Solutions
c/o Dr. Batmanghelidj
P. O. Box 3 189
Falls Church, Va. 22043
Dear Dr. Batmanghelidj
Around November 1 my legs were giving out. They became black and blue from my knees to my thighs, and verypainful. I went to the doctor and he told me that my muscle  enzymes were at 660 and normal was 90. Then I wen t to
another doctor and he said that I had muscular dystrophy. I started talking to Dr. Batmanghelidj who told me to start drinking 2 quarts of water daily. I have been, I feel much
better, and all symptoms disappeared in two months. I also use sea salt liberally with all my meals. I went back to the doctor and had additional Woodwork done. The enzyme levels in my m uscles were back to
normal, and the doctor couldn't understand how it was possible. As of this date, March 15,1995,1 am free of all discomfort and symptoms. I also have more energy and better health
than I can remember for a long time. Edward Dippre
THE SI MPLEST OF  TREAT MENTS I N MEDICI NE
"You  cannot by reasoning correct a man of ill opinion which by reasoning he never acquired. " —Bacon
Your body needs an absolute min imum of six to eight 8-ounce glasses o f water a day. Alcohol, coffee, tea, and caffeine-containing beverages don't count as wat er. The best times to drink water (clinically observed in peptic ulcer disease) are: one glass one half hour before taking
food—breakfast, lunch, and dinner—and a similar amount two and one half hours after each meal. This is the very
minimum amount of water your body needs. For the sake of not shortchanging your body, two more glasses of
water should be taken around the heaviest meal or before going to bed. Thirst should be satisfied at all times. With increase in water intake, the thirst mechanism becomes more efficient. Your body m ight then ask you to drink more than the above minimum. Adjusting water intake to mealtimes prevents the blood from becoming concentrated as a result of food intake. When the blood becomes concentrated, it draws water from the cells around it. Water is the cheapest form of medicine to a dehydrated body. As sim ply as deh ydration will in time produce the
major diseases we are confronting now, a well-regulated and constantly alert attention to daily water intake will
prevent the emergence of most of the major diseases we have come to fear in our modem society. William Gray's letter is introduced here as an example of how simply water is a better medication for the treatment
of so many differently labeled complications of chronic dehydration. His letter had to be typed into this segment of
the book because the original could not fit in this page size. As y ou will see, Mr. Gray is a highly intelligent person. His observations provide a great deal of insight into the possible complications of chronic dehydration in the human
body. For this reason I selected this section of the book to present to you his observations. My hope is to impress
upon your mind a simple fact. There is more natural magic in a glass full of water than any medication you are
brainwashed to use for the treatment of the conditions I have explained in this book. And I do not sell water. From:  William E. Gray (Bill)
411 Ayrh ill Avenue
Vienna, VA 2 2180 11-2-94
703-938-6330
To: Dr. Batmanghelidj
2146 Kings Ga rden Way
Falls Church, VA 2 2043
It has been one year since I first read your book, which was g iven to me as a present by Ma rcel Thevoz. Since then
my health has improved significantly. lam now 52 and in excellent health. This wa s not the case before your book
and Marcel's kin dness inspired me to make water an integral part of my life. To most people J was su ccessful and in excellent health - normal weight, unusual strength and endurance, above
average at sports, with an excellent diet (a lot of fresh vegetables and whole grains and very little mea t, animal
products o r processed food). Yet my list of complaints stre tches over the last fifty ye ars and includes: duodenal
ulcer (age 19), indigestion, colon and elimination problems (age 19 to 51), food allergies (age 12 to 17), chronic
sinus infection (age 5 to 51), chronic and acute back problems (age 13 through age 51), emotional illness and
mental confusion (age 6 to age 51). These problems were even more bewildering and confusing because lam intelligent, educated and motivated to find
solutions to problems. I have been searching for answe rs to these problems for 35 years. I have looked for answers
in: diet, diet supplementation, exercise, yoga, med itation, Traditional Religion, spiritual practices, Acup uncture,
traditional medicine, Chiropractic, Massage, Raki,  Polarity Ba lancing, 12 Step programs, and self impr ovement
books and courses, such as Est and the Hoffman Quadrinity Process. I had of course read many times about the importance of drinking plenty of water. I even investe d in reverse
osmosis water filter 6 years ago hoping that the improved taste of the water would motivate me to drink more water. In spite of this I never gave water therapy a fair chance. Until I read your book, other beverages always looked
better to me, particularly tea and coffee. At the time I read your book I had a chronic nerve injury in my upper back that intermittently prevented me from
playing golf or racket ball for a period of two years. M y arm strength was 1/3 of what it had been only 2 years
previously. I was at a low point in my


 Out of respect for him, I would drive into
town periodically and go to class—but not very often. I would eventually learn that everything in life has
something to teach you and that it is all for your growth. But I was not ready to see that yet. To me, there was my
meditation, and then there was everything else. Though Idefinitely wasn ’t seeing my sc hoolwork as relevant to my
inner growth, I had a very illuminating experience
associated with one of my courses. The professor of the course was a respected economist
and not  at all the liberal typ e. I missed a lot of classes,
and wh en I did show up, I was barefooted and in jeans. I
doubt t hat I was his favorite  student. One day he asked
me if I actually expected to receive a good grade in the
course. He explained that I  had put out just enough
effort to  do well on the exams, but my absences and lack
of p articipation  in class did not provide the basis for a
high gra de. I knew we had a f inal paper left to write, so I
told him  I would put extra effort into that paper, and I’d
appreciate it if he would ba se my grade solely on my
exams and the quality of tha t paper. He said he would
take it into consideration. The tim e came  to write the final paper for the course. I
knew m y mental state was no t conducive to going to the
library and trying to learn en ough to write a great paper. I ha d been meditating a lot, and my mind was very still. No way was I going to spend days researching and
thinking about the topic. I would have to find a different
method if I was going to write this paper. One evening, I gathered up a bunch of writing pads
and a few pens. After med itation, I lit the kerosene
lantern and sat at the fold-out table in my van. I began
by t elling myself that I really didn’t care what grade I got
in the class sin ce I probably wouldn’t finish my degree
anyway. This removed any mental or emotional pressure. I t hen told mys elf to just start  writing whatever I thought
about the topic. I had no b ooks to refer to, just the
natural logic of a clear, unp ressured mind. I began to
write an d thoughts began to flow. I did not worry about
what I was wri ting or second-guess my thoughts. It was
very mu ch like meditation. I kept my personal self out of
it completely and just let unbridled inspiration flow.At s ome point in the process, a flash of inspiration
welled u p insid e of me. I went from not knowing what I
was going to do with the paper to knowing exactly what I
was going to w rite. It was as  though a cloud of knowing
instantly form ed back behind the quiet mind. It
happened as fast and pow erful as a flash of lightning. At
first, no thoughts were involved. It was more of a feeling,
just a definitive knowing that I now knew where the
paper was going and how to get there. Then the thoughts
began to form. They came slowly at first, then they
poured into my mind. I still  had to pull them together
into a logical flow, but the seeds were all there. It was an
amazing process to watch. I wrote and I wrote. Notepad after notepad became
filled with a totally logical pre sentation that began with a
premise, laid out its argument, and ended with a
conclusion. Along the way, there were graphs to present
logical relationships, and there were references to facts I
had previously read or heard in class. These facts would
need to be polished and footnoted later, so I simply left
space fo r them and kept on writing what was created in
my mind. I sto pped for nothing. There was no worrying
or judgment of good or bad; I  just allowed the process to
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        Copyright © 2015 by Michael A. Singer
All rights reserved. Published in the United States by Harmony Books, an imprint of the Crown
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v4. 1
aTo the MastersC o n t e n t s
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Acknowledgments
Section I
W a k i n g  U p
The Premise
1. Not with a Shout—But with a Whisper
2. Getting to Know Me
3. The Pillars of Zen
4. Absolute Silence
5. From Absolute Peace to Absolute Turmoil
6. South of the Border
7. Disconnecting the Panic Button
8. Unexpected Inspiration
9. The Promised Land
10. Building a Sacred Hut
11. Get Thee to a Monastery
12. When the Disciple Is Ready, the Master Appears
Section II
T h e  G r e a t  E x p e r i m e n t  B e g i n s
13. The Experiment of a Lifetime
14. Life Takes Charge
15. The Prince and the Pauper
16. Following the Invisible into the Unknown
17. My First Job Interview
18. Letting Go of the Rope
19. Acceptance, Acceptance, and More Acceptance
20. The Most Important Thing I Was Ever Asked to DoSection III
F r o m  S o l i t u d e  t o  S e r v i c e
21. The Call of a Living Master
22. Shaktipat
23. Gainesville Hosts a Guru
24. The Temple Is Built
25. Opening the Heart Chakra
26. Get Thee to an Ashram
Section IV
T h e  B u s i n e s s  o f  S u r r e n d e r
27. A Company Is Born
28. The Master Builder
29. Community Banking
30. The Ever-Expanding Temple of the Universe
31. Metamorphosis of a Creature
Section V
S o m e t h i n g  P r i c e l e s s  I s  B o r n
32. From the Personal Self to the Personal Computer
33. The Birth of The Medical Manager
34. The Early Programmers
35. Preparing for Launch
Section VI
T h e  F o r c e s  o f  N a t u r a l  G r o w t h
36. The Foundations of a Successful Business
37. The Industry Knocks on Our Door
38. The Temple Keeps Growing
Section VII
W h e n  D a r k  C l o u d s  B e c o m e  R a i n b o w s
39. A Touch of Magic
40. The Scary Messenger of Change
41. The Foundation Is Built for the Future
42. Meanwhile—Back at the Ranch
Section VIII
E m b r a c i n g  E x p l o s i v e  E x p a n s i o n
43. The Medical Manager Sprouts Wings
44. Medical Manager Corporation—MMGR
45. Becoming CEO
46. The Internet and Health Care
47. Merging—But Not with the Universe
48. Building Rome in a Day
49. Hanging Out in Washington
Section IX
T o t a l  S u r r e n d e r
50. The Raid
51. Attorneys, Attorneys, and More Attorneys
52. United States of America v. Michael A. Singer
53. Preparing a Defense
54. The Constitution and the Bill of Rights
55. Divine Intervention
56. Returning to the Beginning
About the Author
More by the AuthorA c k n o w l e d g m e n t s
In t ruth, life is  really the aut hor of this book. She is the
one who manifested the flo w of events that were so
powerful and fascinating they demanded narration. But
life need ed me  to put pen to p aper if her greatness was to
be mem orialized. To that end, she sent exactly the right
people at exactly the right time to bring The Surrender
Experiment  into fruition. It is  with hum ility and heartfelt thanks that I tell you
of the phenomenal job that my product manager, Karen
Entner, did on this book. Her tireless and selfless service
has inst illed this work with a sense of commitment and
perfection rarely found in this world. I w ould  also like to take this opportunity to thank my
editor, Gary


	he	will	worry	about	it	beforehand. If	someone	overcharges	him,
he	will	get	very	agitated. He	will	make	choices	solely	based	on	money. This
person	will	constantly	fear	and	worry	about	finances. A	loss	of	money	will	be
a	great	hardship	to	him. Another	child	lives	in	a	household	of	similar	means	but	with	a	father	who	has
a	comfortable	attitude	about	money. He	is	careful	and	does	not	overspend. He
does	his	work	and	earns	a	living,	even	though	sometimes	it	is	not	easy. Things
always	fall	into	place. This	father	does	not	constantly	complain	about	a	lack
of	finances. If	he	has	a	tight	few	months,	he	realizes	that	this	will	change. This	child	will	grow	up	to	be	an	adult	who	does	not	fear	for	a	lack	of	money. The	first	child	who	grows	into	an	adult	will	believe	his	viewpoint	to	be
absolutely	true. Tension,	anger	and	arguments	will	arise	if	his	partners’
behavior’s	differ	from	his. The	second	child	will	grow	into	an	adult	without
such	heavy	opinions	regarding	finance	and	money. Who	is	right? Who	is
wrong? Who	is	acting	out	of	free	will? Are	you	any	different? Our	mind	is	shaped	and	conditioned	by	many	factors	over	which	we	have	no
control. Many	of	our	thoughts	are	shaped	completely	by	our	past,	and	are
based	on	the	opinions,	habits,	events	and	actions	of	other	people. For	most	of
us,	we	are	living	a	life	imposed	by	someone	else. Do	you	think	you	are	livinga	life	free	from	the	influences	of	others? Don’t	accept	what	your	mind	throws	up	at	you	to	be	the	absolute	truth. We	all
form	opinions	about	people,	situations	and	events. But	are	these	completely
true	or	are	they	based	on	our	past	conditioning? How	many	times	have	you	worried	about	something	that	turned	out	fine? How	many	times	were	you	excited	about	something	that	turned	out	the
opposite	of	what	you	hoped	for? How	many	times	did	you	form	an	opinion
about	someone,	only	to	later	realize	that	it	was	inaccurate? Are	you	living
your	own	life	or	are	you	living	the	life	of	your	parents? You	think	you	have
independence. Well,	do	you? How	could	you	be	living	a	free	life	if	you	blindly	follow	your	mind? Your
mind	is	not	you. It	is	a	collection	of	the	opinions	of	others. How	on	earth	can
this	be	truth?Chapter	8
	Individual	madnessAre	you	always	seeking	the	future? W
hen	the	boy	is	small,	he	is	waiting	to	grow	up	to	be	a	big	boy. When	he	is
a	big	boy,	he	is	waiting	to	change	schools. When	he	is	in	primary	school,	he	is
waiting	to	attend	secondary	school. When	he	is	in	secondary	school,	he	is
waiting	to	get	a	job	or	attend	university. When	he	has	a	job,	he	is	waiting	to
get	married. When	he	is	married,	he	is	waiting	to	have	children. When	he	has
children,	he	is	waiting	for	the	children	to	get	older. When	his	children	are
older,	he	is	waiting	to	retire. When	he	is	retired,	he	has	little	future	left	so	he
starts	to	dwell	on	the	past. When	he	is	young,	he	is	anxious	and	thinks	about
the	future. When	he	is	old,	he	is	depressed	and	thinks	about	the	past. Life	has
passed	him	by,	and	by	the	time	he	realizes	this,	it	is	too	late. Don’t	wait	for
your	life	to	change. Live	it	now. Not	only	are	we	waiting	for	life	changes,	we	are	also	seeking	lifestyle
choices. “Oh,	life	will	be	so	much	better	when	I	achieve	this,	that	or	the	other. Oh,
how	wonderful	life	will	be	in	six	months. Oh,	how	happy	I	will	be	in	my	new
car. I	long	for	the	future. My	car	is	not	the	latest	model. My	house	is	not	as
nice	or	big	as	my	friends. I	was	happy	until	I	saw	my	friend’s	house,	but	now
I	am	not	happy. My	house	is	not	good	enough.”
	“I	made	a	mistake	six	months	ago. I	cannot	live	happily	with	my	problem. The	problem	is	so	big. I	am	putting	my	life	on	hold	until	the	problem	is
solved. I	will	be	so	unhappy	until	then. It	is	the	future	that	I	want. I	will	be
only	happy	in	the	future.”

When	I	get	a	new	house,	life	is	bliss	for	a	few	weeks. When	I	get	a	new	car,	I
am	so	happy	for	a	few	weeks. When	I	get	a	new	wife	or	husband,	I	don’t
know	how	I	will	ever	have	lived	without	this	person	–	for	a	few	weeks. When	my	problem	is	sorted	out,	it	will	not	be	long	before	another	surfaces. Achievement	of	goals	brings	momentary	happiness. As	soon	as	we	achieve,
the	mind	sets	another	goal. Like	the	boy	growing	up,	the	goalposts	keep
moving. We	can	never	catch	up	using	this	approach. Set	goals	but	keep	your	attention	in	the	present. Don’t	be	concerned	about	the
outcome. Set	the	outcome	aside	as	this	will	only	take	you	into	the	future. Inany	event,	having	your	full	attention	on	the	task	at	hand	will	generate	a	far
superior	quality	of	work. Work	on	your	goal	but	keep	your	attention	immersed	in	the	present	moment
and	move	with	it	step	by	step,	frame	by	frame. Move	simultaneously	with
time. You	cannot	live	in	the	future,	nor	can	you	live	in	the	past. The	present
moment	is	the	only	time	you	can	live	in. We	come	into	this	world	with	nothing. We	leave	this	world	with	nothing. In
India,	it	is	common	practice	for	parents	to	advise	their	children	to	remain	at	a
certain	economic	or	social	level	for	quite	some	time	before	moving	on	again. In	other	words,	they	are	told	not	to	get	caught	up	with	the	feeding	frenzy	of
consumerism	that	takes	place	in	the	West. Advice	like	this,	along	with	the	practice	of	inner	body	awareness	and
meditation,	has	resulted	in	very	low	depression	rates	in	India. Contrast	this
with	the	tension	of	man	in	the	so-called	developed	world. Is	this	his	life? L
iam	was	one	of	the	wealthiest	property	developers	in	Ireland	during	the
economic	boom. During	mid-2009,	an	Irish	bank	sought	to	put	him	into
bankruptcy. The	Pat	Kenny	morning	radio	show	mentioned	that	a	friend	told	Liam	that	it
was	“only	money,”	to	which	Liam	replied,	“it’s	not	only	money,	it’s	my	life.”

Is	his	perspective	true? Yes,	he	spent	years	building	his	empire	and	it	was
tumbling	around	him. That	is	difficult. But	how	is	it	his	life? For	years,	he	might	have	invested	a	lot	of	time	thinking	about	his	life	story. “Oh,	what	a	wonderful	man	I	am. How	wealthy	I	am. I	am	worth	so	much
money. I	have	big	cars	and	property. Oh,	people	must	think	I	am	great. I	am
so	clever. I	must	have	the	Midas	t


	not	carry	out	photosynthesis
and	therefore	do	not	produce	any	of	our	own	antioxidants. Fortunately	the
antioxidants	in	plants	work	in	our	bodies	the	same	way	they	work	in	plants. It
is	a	wonderful	harmony. The	plants	make	the	antioxidant	shields,	and	at	the
same	time	make	them	look	incredibly	appealing	with	beautiful,	appetizing
colors. Then	we	animals,	in	turn,	are	attracted	to	the	plants	and	eat	them	and
borrow	their	antioxidant	shields	for	our	own	health. Whether	you	believe	in
God,	evolution	or	just	coincidence,	you	must	admit	that	this	is	a	beautiful,
almost	spiritual,	example	of	nature’s	wisdom. In	the	China	Study,	we	assessed	antioxidant	status	by	recording	the	intakes
of	vitamin	C	and	beta-carotene	and	measuring	the	blood	levels	of	vitamin	C,
vitamin	E	and	carotenoids. Among	these	antioxidant	bio-markers,	vitamin	C
provided	the	most	impressive	evidence. The	most	significant	vitamin	C	association	with	cancer	was	its	relationship
with	the	number	of	cancer-prone	families	in	each	area. 42
	When	levels	of
vitamin	C	in	the	blood	were	low,	these	families	were
more	likely
	to	have	a
high	incidence	of	cancer. III
	Low	vitamin	C	was	prominently	associated	with
higher	risk	for	esophageal	cancer,
III
	for	leukemia	and	cancers	of	the
nasopharynx,	breast,	stomach,	liver,	rectum,	colon	and	lung. It	was
esophageal	cancer	that	first	attracted	NOVA	television	program	producers	to
report	on	cancer	mortality	in	China. It	was	this	television	program	that
spurred	our	own	survey	to	see	what	was	behind	this	story. Vitamin	C
primarily	comes	from	fruit,	and	eating	fruit	was	also	inversely	associated	with
esophageal	cancer. II	43
	Cancer	rates	were	five	to	eight	times	higher	for	areas
where	fruit	intake	was	lowest. The	same	vitamin	C	effect	existing	for	these
cancers	also	existed	for	coronary	heart	disease,	hypertensive	heart	disease	and
stroke. II
	Vitamin	C	intake	from	fruits	clearly	showed	a	powerful	protective
effect	against	a	variety	of	diseases. The	other	measures	of	antioxidants,	blood	levels	of	alpha	and	beta-carotene	(a	vitamin	precursor)	and	alpha	and	gamma	tocopherol	(vitamin	E)
are	poor	indicators	of	the	effects	of	antioxidants. These	antioxidants	are
transported	in	the	blood	by	lipoprotein,	which	is	the	carrier	of	“bad”
cholesterol. So	anytime	we	measured	these	antioxidants,	we	were
simultaneously	measuring	unhealthy	biomarkers. This	was	an	experimental
compromise	that	diminished	our	ability	to	detect	the	beneficial	effects	of	the
carotenoids	and	the	tocopherols,	even	when	these	benefits	are	known	to
exist. 44
	We	did,	however,	find	that	stomach	cancer	was	higher	when	the	blood
levels	of	beta-carotene	were	lower. 45
Can	we	say	that	vitamin	C,	beta-carotene	and	dietary	fiber	are	solely
responsible	for	preventing	these	cancers? In	other	words,	can	a	pill	containing
vitamin	C	and	beta-carotene	or	a	fiber	supplement	create	these	health	effects? No. The	triumph	of	health	lies	not	in	the	individual	nutrients,	but	in	the	whole
foods	that	contain	those	nutrients:	plant-based	foods. In	a	bowl	of	spinach
salad,	for	example,	we	have	fiber,	antioxidants	and	countless	other	nutrients
that	are	orchestrating	a	wondrous	symphony	of	health
as	they	work	in	concert
within	our	bodies. The	message	could	not	be	simpler:	eat	as	many	whole
fruits,	vegetables	and	whole	grains	as	you	can,	and	you	will	probably	derive
all	of	the	benefits	noted	above	as	well	as	many	others. I	have	been	making	this	point	about	the	health	value	of	whole	plant-based
foods	ever	since	vitamin	supplements	were	introduced	on	a	large
scale	in	the
marketplace. And	I	have	watched	in	dismay	how	the	industry	and	the	media
convinced	so	many	Americans	that	these	products	represent	the	same	good
nutrition	as	do	whole,	plant-based	foods. As	we	shall	see	in	the	later	chapters,
the	promised	health	benefits	of	taking	single-nutrient	supplements	are	proving
to	be	highly	questionable. The	“take-home	message”:	if	you	want	vitamin	C
or	beta-carotene,	don’t	reach	for	the	pill	bottle—reach	for	the	fruit	or	leafy
green	vegetables.THE	ATKINS	CRISIS
In	case	you	haven’t	noticed,	there	is	an	elephant	in	the	room. It	goes	by	the
name	“low-carb	diet,”	and	it	has	become	very	popular. Almost	all	diet	books
on	store	shelves	are	variations	of	this	one	theme:	eat	as	much	protein,	meat
and	fat	as	you	want,	but	stay	away	from	those	“fatty”	carbs. As	you	have	seen
already	in	this	book,	my	research	findings	and	my	point	of	view	show	that
eating	this	way	is	perhaps	the	single	greatest	threat	to	American	health	we
currently	face. So	what	is	the	story,	anyway? One	of	the	fundamental	arguments	at	the	beginning	of	most	low-
carbohydrate,	high-protein	diet	books	is	that	America	has	been	wallowing	in
low-fat	mania	at	the	advice	of	experts	for	the	past	twenty	years,	yet	people	are
fatter	than	ever. This	argument	has	an	intuitive	appeal,	but	there	is	one
inconvenient	fact	that	is	consistently	ignored:	according	to	a	report
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summarizing	government	food	statistics,	“Americans	consumed	thirteen
pounds
	[my	emphasis]	more	[added]	fats	and	oils	per	person	in	1997	than	in
1970,	up	from	52.6	to	65.6	pounds.”	It	is	true	that	we	have	had	a	trend	to
consuming	fewer	of	our	total	calories	as	fat,	when	considered	as	a	percentage,
but	that’s	only	because	we	have	outpaced	our	gorging	on	fat	by	gorging	on
sugary	junk	food. Simply	by	looking	at	the	numbers,	anybody	can	see	that
America	has	not	adopted	the	“low-fat”	experiment—not	by	any	stretch	of	the
imagination. In	fact,	the	claim	that	the	low-fat	“brainwashing”	experiment	has	been
tried	and	failed	is	often	the	first	of	many	statements	of	fact	in	current	diet
books	that	can	be	described	either	as	severe	ignorance	or	opportunistic	deceit. It	is	difficult	to	know	where	to	begin	to	refute	the	maze	of	misinformation	and
false	promises	commonly	made	by	authors	completely	untrained	in	nutrition,
authors	who	have	never	conducted	any	peer-reviewed,	professionally	based
experimental	research. And	yet	these	books	are	immensely	popular. Why? Because	people
do	lose	weight,
	at	least	in	the	short	term. In	one	published	study
47
	funded	by	the	Atkins	Center	for	Complementary
Medicine,	researchers	put	fifty-one	obese	people	on	the	Atkins	diet. 48
	The
forty-one	subjects	who	maintained	the	diet	over	the	course	of	six	months	lost
an	average	of	t


styn	retired	from	active	surgery	in	June	of	2000	and
assumed	the	position	of	preventive	cardiology	consultant	in	the	department	of
general	surgery	at	the	Cleveland	Clinic. He	has	continued
to	do	research	and
to	visit	with	patients. He	holds	three-hour	counseling	sessions	in	his	home
with	new	heart	disease	patients,	gives	them	research	evidence	and	provides	a
delicious	“heart-safe”	meal. In	addition,	he	gives	talks	around	the	country	and
abroad. In	March	of	2002,	Ess	and	his	wife	Ann,	whose	grandfather	founded	the
Cleveland	Clinic,	drafted	a	letter	to	the	head	of	the	cardiology	department	and
the	head	of	the	hospital	at	the	Cleveland	Clinic. The	letter	started	off	by
saying	how	proud	they	were	of	the	reputation	and	excellence	of	the	Clinic	and
the	innovation	of	the	surgical	procedures,	but	that	everyone	recognized	that
surgery	was	never	going	to	be	the	answer	to	this	epidemic	of	heart	disease. Ess	formally	proposed	the	idea	that	he	could	help	set	up	an	arrest	and	reversal
dietary	program	in	the	department	of	preventive	cardiology	at	the	Cleveland
Clinic. The	program	would	mirror	his	own	and	could	be	administered	by
nurse	clinicians	and	physician	assistants. Ideally,	a	young	physician	with
passion	for	the	idea	would	head	the	program. Ultimately,	every	patient	with
heart	disease	at	the	Clinic	would	be	offered	the	option	of	arrest	and	reversal
therapy	using	dietary	means,	which	costs	very	little,	harbors	no	risks	and	puts
the	control	back	into	the	patients’	hands. You’d	think	that	if	an	opportunity	arose	to	profoundly	heal	sick	people,
and	one	of	the	most	reputable	people	in	the	country	was	going	to	help	you,	a
hospital	would	jump	at	the	opportunity. But	after	being	one	of	the	star
surgeons	at	the	Cleveland	Clinic	for	decades,	after	initiating	a	heart	reversal
study	that	had	greater	success	than	anything	ever	done	at	the	Clinic,	and	after
graciously	offering	a	plan	to	help	heal	even	more	people,	neither	the	head	of
the	hospital	nor	the	department	head	had	the	respect	to	even	acknowledge	that
Ess	had	written	to	them. They	didn’t	call. They	didn’t	write. They	completely
ignored	him. Seven	weeks	passed,	and	finally	Ess	called	the	department	head	and	the
hospital	head,	and	neither	of	them	would	take	his	call. Finally,	after	seven
calls,	the	head	of	the	hospital	got	on	the	phone. This	man	had	praised	Ess	for
years	for	his	research	and	seemed	excited	by	his	results,	but	now	he	was
singing	a	different	tune. He	obviously	knew	exactly	what	Ess	was	calling
about,	and	told	Ess	that	the	head	of	the	cardiology	department	didn’t	want	to
do	it. In	other	words,	he	just	passed	the	buck. If	the	head	of	the	hospital
wanted	it	to	be	done,	it	would	be	done,	regardless	of	what	the	head	ofcardiology	wanted. So	Ess	called	the	head	of	cardiology,	who	finally	took	his
call. The	man	was	abrasive	and	rude. He	made	it	clear	he	had	no	interest	in
what	Ess	was	trying	to	do. Ess	hasn’t	talked	to	either	of	these	doctors	since,	but	he	still	has	hope	that
he	can	change	their	minds	as	more	and	more	research	supports	what	he	has
been	saying. Meanwhile,	many	people	at	the	Clinic	are	still	excited	about
Ess’s	work. Many	of	them	want	to	see	a	wider	application	of	his	program,	but
the	powers	that	be	will	not	let	it	happen. They	get	frustrated,	and	Ess	is
frustrated	because	the	current	program	in	preventive	cardiology	is	a	disaster:
They	still	eat	meat,	they	still	eat	dairy,	and	they	don’t	have	any
cholesterol	goal. It’s	all	just	so	vague. Preventive	cardiology	takes
great	pride	when	they	are	able	to	slow	the	rate	of	progression	of	this
disease. This	isn’t	cancer	for	God’s	sake! An	interesting	situation	is	now	developing:	just	as	with	Dr.	McDougall,
many	of	the	Clinic	“bigwigs”	with	heart	disease	have	themselves	gone	to
Esselstyn	for	treatment	and	lifestyle	counseling. They	know	it	works,	and
they	seek	out	the	program	on	their	own. As	Ess	says,	this	could	be	developing
into	a	very	interesting	crisis:
I	have	now	treated	a	number	of	senior	staff	with	coronary	disease	at	the
Clinic—senior	staff	physicians. I	have	also	treated	a	number	of	senior
staff	trustees. One	of	the	trustees	knows	about	the	frustrations	that
we’ve	had	trying	to	get	this	into	the	Clinic,	and	he	says,	“I	think,	if	the
word	gets	out	that	Esselstyn	has	this	treatment	that	arrests	and	reverses
this	disease	at	the	Cleveland	Clinic,	and	it’s	been	used	by	senior	staff
and	he’s	treated	senior	trustees,	but	he’s	not	permitted	to	treat	the
common	herd,	we	could	be	open	for	a	lawsuit.”
For	the	time	being,	Ess,	with	his	wife’s	help,	will	continue	to	run
counseling	sessions	out	of	his	own	home	because	the	institution	to	which	he
gave	the	greater	part	of	his	life	does	not	want	to	endorse	a	dietary	approach
that	competes	with	its	standard	menu	of	pills	and	procedures. This	past
summer	Ess	spent	much	more	time	than	usual	at	his	upstate	New	York	farm,
making	hay. As	much	as	Ess	likes	a	more	relaxed	life,	he	would	also	love	to
continue	to	help	diseased	people	get	better	with	the	aid	of	the	Cleveland
Clinic. But	they	won’t	allow	him	to
. As	far	as	I	am	concerned,	this	is	nothing
short	of	criminal. We,	the	public,	turn	to	doctors	and	hospitals	in	times	of
great	need. For	them	to	provide	care	that	is	knowingly	less	than	optimal,	that
doesn’t	protect	our	health,	doesn’t	heal	our	disease	and	costs	us	tens	ofthousands	of	dollars	is	morally	inexcusable. Ess	sums	up	the	situation:
The	Clinic	is	now	injecting	stem	cells	to	try	to	make	new	heart	vessels
grow. Wouldn’t	it	be	easier	to	stop	the	disease? It’s	appalling,	isn’t	it? It’s	just	so	grippingly	unbelievable	to	think	that	we’re	being	led	around
by	people	who	refuse	to	believe	the	obvious! Both	Esselstyn	and	McDougall	have	now	been	denied	reentry	into	the
establishment,	after	headline-making	success	at	healing	people	with	a
nutritional	approach. You	can	focus	on	the	money—according	to	John	and
Ess,	80%	of	St.	Helena’s	and	65%	of	the	Cleveland	Clinic’s	respective
incomes	were	generated	by	traditional	heart	disease	treatments,	surgical
interventions—but	it’s	something	more	than	just	money. It	may	also	be	the
intellectual	threat	that	the	patient	should	be	in	control,	and	not	the	doctor;	that
something	as	simple	as	food	could	be	more	powerful	than	all	the	knowledge
of	pills	and	high-tech	procedures;	it	may	be	the	l


o usly to the chakra system of the Jungian
archetypes (e.g., the heart of the child, the spleen of the wa rrior, the
naiveté o f the adolescent, etc.). Due to the nature of human deve lopment,
even a mature, intelligent, fu lly-grown adult still has repressed or
for gotten, but still functional, infantile and childish drives that operate
out of awarene ss. One of the most common is the out-of a wareness
balance between the ‘good me’ and the ‘bad me.’ (This is the area of the
split and  compar tmentalized Jek yll-and-Hyde personality disorders.) The
good/bad dichotomy may be the source of multiple psychological
dif ficulties, of which projecting  the ‘bad me’ onto others is the most
common. Gr oup: Catastr ophe, Regional, and Situational. Severe poverty, deprivations, an d starvation are geographically  endemic
to whole regions, cultures, and major areas of the world, as described
and grap hed in a prior work ( T ruth vs. Falsehood, Chapter 14). They are
characterized by high birth and infant mortality rates, short life spans,
high rates of disease, civil disorders, tribal type warfare, cruelty, and
mass slaughter. Consciousness research confirms that regional endemic poverty is of
group karmic origin and expr esses itself in correlation with genetic
transmission. Early fo rms of hominids (calibration level 85-90) have come and gone,
and Homo sapiens, from an evolutionary viewpoint, is only a very recent
emer gence from  the evolutionary tree. At this time, in fact, the  majority
of the human population (seventy-eight percent) calibrates below 200,
which therefore  initiates and a ttracts experiences in accord with that
level.Each calibrated level of consciousness indicates progress beyond the
levels be low it and may also rep resent the level to which those who were
once higher have fallen as a c onsequence of volitional choi ces. This
descending level is well documented in the cases of very famous
political leaders who started out as integrous and idealistic, calibrating in
the 400 s, and who later, as a consequence of the develop ment of
megalomania, c rashed to very low numbers (Napoleon, Hitler, et al.). The same phenomenon occurs  in ordinary individuals as w ell as in
groups, such as Easter Island a nd other societies that have come and
gone. What is common ly known as ne gative karma is sometimes referred to as
‘debt’, e.g., “For give us our deb ts as we for give our debtors.” A lthough
decisions of the will have karmic consequences, they are rec overable
with appropriate spiritual alignment and dedication. As people evolve spiritually, each ascended level has its corollary tests or
temptations into which the unwary may fall. Of these, the best known, of
course, are wealth, power, and  prestige (pride goeth before the fall;
power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely, etc.). This is
clinically descri bed as the ‘Lucerific T emptation’ of power for its own
sake or power over others. The source of the error is ascribing th e source
of power to the ego ‘I’ instead of to Divinity. Similar falls are exhibited
in the secular world where corporate CEOs seem to lose all sense of
reality a nd succ umb to the gree d of unlimited power. Shame is  also the
consequence of the abuse of spiritual/religious status and influence as
seen in the catas trophes of fallen gurus who once had worldwide  acclaim
and vast wealth. Much of  the world’ s literature includes fables, such as those of the old
Greek and Germanic gods, as well as those of the Old T estament and
other re ligions that were later superseded by the development of
monotheism. Th at spiritual work can be arduous is attested to by the
recorded histories of Christian saints. Many of them are aptly described,
as in the T em ptation of St. Anthony and the Confession s of St.
Augustine. The Buddha also des cribed how he was attacked by  illusions
and the negative ‘demon’ ener gies of Mara (illusion). From previous studies, it was learned that everyone is born under
optimal conditions for karmic opportunities; therefore, it is wise to judgenot, for what appears as misery or catastrophe may be the do orway to
liberation for those who have n egative karma to undo. Thus, seemingly
catastrophic eve nts may be the very essential and necessary elem ents for
the evolution of the soul. T ranscendence. At the bottom o f despair, there is the exhaustion of ener gy and of even
the w ill to survi ve. It is often only in the very pits of Hell and  absolute
despair that the ego can be sur rendered, even right up to the point of
imminent physical death. In extreme, timeless agony, the soul may
entreat, “If there is a God, I ask him for help,” and a great transf ormation
occurs. This confirms the truth of the Zen teaching, “Heaven and hell are
only one -tenth o f an inch apart. ” Bizarrely, the ego may reach this point
as an attempt to make God wrong, including even one’ s physical death
(the ego will gra sp at any straw ), and thus, even in the last moment, the
ego struggles to prove that death is a reality and that God is not. The Dualities of Shame. Shame is a cons equence of the negation of the realities of both self and
Self. It is transitory in normal l ife but denotes a very major obstacle to
spiritual evoluti on as a prevai ling level of consciousness, and when
severe, even threatens physical survival.CHAPTER 2. Guilt and V indictive Hate. (Calibration Level 30). Intr oduction. Guilt, so commonly used in the form of blame by our society to
manipulate and punish, manifes ts itself in a variety of expressions, such
as remorse, self-recrimination, masochism, and the whole gamut of
symptoms of victimhood. Unc onscious guilt results in psychosomatic
disease, acciden t proneness, and suicidal behaviors. Many people
struggle with guilt their entire l ives, while others desperately attempt to
escape it by amorally denying guilt altogether. Guilt domination results in preoccupation with ‘sin’, an unfor giving
emotional attitude frequently exploited by religious demagogues who use
it for coercion a nd control. Such ‘sin and salvation’ merchants, obsessed
with punishmen t, are likely eithe r acting out their own guilt or p rojecting
it onto others. Subcultures disp laying the aberration of self-flagellation often manifest
other en demic forms of cruelty, such as the public ritual killing of
animals. Guilt provokes rage, and killing is frequently its ex pression. Capital punishm ent is an examp le of how killing gratifies an angry and
guilt-ridden populace, but it has never been demonstrated to have any
deterrent or corrective value. Instead, it satisfies the emotional need for
‘just’ retribution. Clinical. This is the level of serious gui lt and self-condemnation as being bad,
evil, and seeing God as being punitive as well as vindictive. G uilt is a
learned behavior with major psychological components. There is input
from society, parents, and religion, as well as negative programming by
social programs. Thus, shame may predominate, with consequential self-judgment as being unworthy, undeserving, unlovable, and a worthless
worm that is hated by God and undeserving of salvation, m uch less
for giveness. Thi s is the level of self-judgment of being unfor giv able and
beyond hope or redemption. Guilt tak es the form of penance, self-hatred, psychological and physical
self-punishment, suicide, self-abnegation, and self-propagating
addiction. “Oh look, God, how  I suf fer” becomes a subtle attempt to
manipulate God. One way the ego mechanism handles guilt is by projection, so that one’ s
motives and emotions are disowned and seen as being ‘out there’ and
therefore an object for justifie d hate and vindictiveness. A spiritual
paradox is represented by the r eligious teaching of ‘hating sin’, which
merely e xpresses the very thing it deplores. This pitfall can be bypassed
with compassion, for giveness, and the realization that mankind and
individuals are limited, ignoran t, and really do not know or understand
why or what they do. Ignorance is an automatic byproduct of the ego’ s inherited internal
mental mechanisms, which were examined and clarified from an
evolutionary vie wpoint in T ruth vs. Falseh ood (Section I). Guilt can also
be amel iorated by recognizing the truth of Socrates’ statement that ‘all
men seek only what they perceive as the good’, but unfortunately, due to
the limitations of perception, truth cannot be


 Iridology. The science and practice revealing inflammation, where located and what stage it is manifesting. The iris reveals body
constitution, inherent weaknesses, levels of health and the transition that takes place in a person’s body according to the w ay he
lives. > Lacteal. 1. Pert. to milk. 2. An intestinal lymphatic that takes up chyme and passes it to the lymph circulation and, by wa y of, the
thoracic duct, to the blood vascular system. > Lactobacillus Acidophilus. An organism which produces lactic acid by ferm enting the sugars in milk. Found in milk, feces of
infants fed by bottle, and adults. Also present in carious teeth and the saliva. > Lactobacillus Bulgaricus. The bacillus found in fermented milk. Milk fermented with this organism is known as Bulgarian mi lk. > Lactose. A disaccharide which on hydrolysis yields glucose and galactose. Bacteria can convert it into lactic and butyric a cids, as
in the souring of milk. The milk of mammals contains 4 to 7% lactose. > Laxative. A food or chemical substance which a cts to loosen the bowels (i.e., facilitate passage of bowel contents at time of
defecation), and, therefore, to prevent or treat constipation. Laxatives may act by increasing peristalsis by irritating the intestinal
mucosa, lubricating the intestinal walls, softening the bowel contents by increasing the amount of water in the intestines, and
increasing the bulk of the bowel contents. > Lymph. An alkaline fluid found in the lymphatic vessels and the cisterna chyli. It is usually a clear, transparent, colorle ss fluid;
however, in vessels draining the intestines it may appear milky owing to presence of absorbed fats. > Lymphocyte. Lymph cell or white blood corpuscle without cytoplasmic granules. They normally number from 20 to 50% of total
white cells. > Mucila ginous. Resembling mucilage; slimy, sticky. Mucosa. Mucous membrane. > Mucus or Mucous. A viscid fluid secreted by mucous membranes and glands, consisting of mucin, leukocytes, inorganic salts,
waterand epithelial cells. > Peristalsis. A progressive wave -like movement that occurs involuntarily in hollow tubes of the body, esp. the alimentary canal. It
is characteristic of tubes possessing longitudinal and circular layers of smooth muscle fibers. > Peyer’s Patch. An aggregation of solitary nodules or g roups of lymph nodules found chiefly in the ileum near its junction with
the colon. In typhoid fever, they undergo hyperplasia and often become ulcerated. Also called aggregated or agminated nodules  or
follicles. > Phlegm. Thick mucus esp. that from the re spiratory passages. > Prolapsus. A falling or downward displacement of some part of the body, as the colon. > Protomorphogen. Cellular nuclear material extracted from specific animal tissues containing the essential building blueprin t for
the construction  of that tissue. (Example: adrenal, thyroid, pancreas, etc., substances.) > Pyloric. Pertaining to the opening between the stomach and duodenum. > Rectum. Lower part of large intestine, about 5 in. (12.7 cm) long, between sigmoid flexure and the anal canal. > Spasm. An involuntary sudden movement or convulsive muscular contraction. > Spastic. Resembling or of the nature of spasms or convulsions. > Stasis. Stagnation of normal flow orfluids, as of the blood, urine, or of the intestinal mechanism. ADDENDUM
SURGEON LECTURES ON BOWEL IMPORTANCE
Not only are many bowel problems and surgeries avoidable through proper nutrition, but chronic diseases originating in the bo wel
can be prevented by a correct diet. Dr. Denis P. Burkitt, a famous English surgeon, told a group of 200 prominent U.S. physicians
that problems like obesity, diabetes, hiatus hernia, appendicitis, diverticulosis, colitis, polyps and cancer of the colon ar e virtually
unheard of among rural East Africans. The rural East African diet is high in fre sh fruit, vegetables and coarse -ground cereal grains. The rough bran from the grain absorbs water, increases the bulk of bowel wastes and speeds up elimination time, keeping the
bowel clean and healthy. Conspicuously absent in the rural diet are white flou r, white sugar and other refined carbohydrates so
common in Western countries and urban areas of Africa. Burkitt’s conclusions are based on data gathered in the Congo, Kenya,
Uganda, Sudan and other underdeveloped parts of the world. Evidence from cancer s tudies at the University of San Francisco
indicates that a toxic colon and constipation are linked to the appearance of abnormal cells elsewhere in the body. Proper bo wel
care, according to Dr. Burkitt, through right nutrition is the key to preventing much  disease and needless surgery. Over -
consumption of refined carbohydrates, it is believed, is responsible for arteriosclerosis and diabetes, while absence of suff icient
fiber content allows increased pressure changes in the bowel which lead to colon disease s. Excessive refined carbohydrates
favor the growth of putrefactive bacteria in the bowel, alter bowel chemistry and invite ulcerative colitis, polyps and colon  cancer. Dr. Burkitt apparently believes that low bulk in the diet and the excess intake of whi te sugar and white flour products contributes
to or causes many of civilization’s diseases. Bowel transit time for a Bantu native is more than twice as fast as that of the  average
Englishman, according to Dr. Burkitt’s research. The length of time food was tes remain in the bowel determines how putrefactive
they get, how much the undesirable bacteria multiply, how much fat is absorbed through the bowel wall and what sort of chemic al
toxins develop in and pass through the bowel. Dr. Burkitt pointed out that A frican natives who move to cities for work tend to
change their diets and get more diseases. They eat more white sugar and flour, less fiber -food, and the effects soon show up in the
bowel and elsewhere. Sir Arbuthnot Lane, physician to the Royal Family in England earlier this century, also believed bowel conditions were related to
diseases elsewhere in the body. Lane was impressed by research he observed in the laboratory of Nobel prize winner Dr. Alexis
Carrel at the Rockefeller Institute in 1911. Carre ll was growing “live” tissue cultures on microscope slides, and as long as the
living tissue was fed every day and the wastes were washed away, the tissue thrived. If the cell wastes were not washed away,  the
cells gradually deteriorated and eventually die d within four days. Lane became convinced that much disease is caused by the
body’s response to its own toxic waste product particularly in the bowel. It is significant that surgeons and physicians are
beginning to understand the importance of bowel care i n the prevention of disease. We cannot have a healthy body without clean
blood, and we cannot have clean blood unless we have a clean bowel with good tone to move wastes along promptly. A toxic
bowel is the source of many health problems. TESTIMONIES
NOTE : We have not treated nor do we claim to treat any disease in our tissue cleansing program. We claim only that it is an
effective means of cleansing the bowel. The following testimonies have been voluntarily submitted by persons who have taken t he
7-day cl eansing program. Patient Donald Bodeen, DC, Poughkeepsie, NY
All my life I have been plagued with a sluggish colon and the constipation which attends it. On occasion, severe pain would o ccur
as spasms would come and go. I can’t begin to relate to anyone t he myriad of problems this has caused in my life. I feel it has
directly, and perhaps even greater, indirectly, been associated with more mental and physical anguish than I care to recall. Not until the colon cleansing program, as taught by Dr. Jensen in h is book, TISSUE CLEANSING THROUGH BOWEL
MANAGEMENT, was accomplished was relief and healing made possible for me. I could not have hoped or dreamed for anything
better. It is now a part of my life, and has been incorporated into my daily practice in my chi ropractic office. Patient Gerona Alderin, Breast Lumps
For years, I have been cleansing by various methods. I’ve spent thousands of dollars on colonies, medications, vitamins, seei ng a
lot of doctors and nutritionists with very little results. It wasn’t until I took my own health care into my own hands that recovery
started to happen. I had gallstones and kidney stones and got rid of them without surgery. Last summer I discovered lumps on my
breasts. January 13, 1982, was the most traumatic day in my enti re life when my entire body broke out in an extremely itchy rash. Nothing alleviated it. I trembled inside and out, felt hot and cold, couldn’t concentrate or meditate and had no energy. I kn ew I had
to do more than I was already doing, which was a lot. Ea ch “expert” I spoke to advised another vitamin or supplement or
something to “try.” I had heard about Dr. Jensen’s books, Tissue Cleansing Through


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havior of men, ask  yourself, " Who   am I?" It is your answer to this ques -
tion that is the  cause  of your dislikes. If you  do not condemn self there  will be  no man in your world  to condemn
you. If you  are living  in the  consciousness of your ideal you  will see noth -
ing to condemn. "To the  pure all things are  pure." Now I would  like to spend  a little time making  as clear as I can what I
personally do when   I pray, what I do when I want to bring  about changes
in my world. You  will find  it interesting, and  you will find  that it works. No
one here can tell me  they cannot do it. It is so very simple  all can do it. We are what we  imagine  we are. This technique  is not difficult to follow, but you  must want to do it. You
cannot approach  it with the  attitude  of mind  "Oh well I'll try it." You  must
want to do it, because  the mainspring  of action is desire. Desire  is the  mainspring  of all action. Now  what do I want? I must define
my objective. For example,  suppose  I wanted  now to be elsewhere. This
very moment I really desire  to be elsewhere. I need  not go through the
door, I need  not sit down. I need  do nothing  but stand  just where  I am
and with my eyes closed,  assume  that I am actually standing  where  I de-
sire to be. Then I remain in this state  until it has the  feeling  of reality. Were I now  elsewhere  I could  not see the  world  as I now  see it from here. The world  changes in its relationship  to me  as I change  my position in
space. So I stand  right here, close  my eyes, and  imagine  I am seeing  what I
would  see were  I there. I remain in it long  enough to feel it to be  real. I
cannot touch the  walls of this room from here, but when you  close your
eyes and  become  still you  can imagine  and feel that  you touch it. You  can
stand  where  you are and imagine  you are putting  your hand  on that  wall. To prove  you really are, put it there  and slide it up and feel the  wood. You can  imagine  you are doing  it without getting  off your seat. You  can
More Free Books Law of Attraction Havendo it and  you will actually  feel it if you  become  still enough and intense
enough. I stand  where  I am and  I allow  the world  that I want to see and  to enter
physically to come before  me as though I were  there  now. In other  words,
I bring  elsewhere  here by assuming that I am there. Is that clear? I let it come  up, I do not make it come  up. I simply imagine
I am there  and then let it happen. If I want a  physical presence, I imagine  he is standing  here, and  I touch
him All through   the Bible I find  these  suggestions, "He  placed  his hands
upon them. He  touched  them." If you  want to comfort someone,  what is the  automatic  feeling? To put
your hand  on them, you  cannot resist it. You  meet a friend and the hand
goes out automatically, you  either  shake hands or put your hand  on his
shoulder. Suppose  you were now to meet a  friend  that you  have not seen for a  year
and he is a  friend  of whom you  are very fond. What would  you do? You
would  embrace  him, wouldn't you? Or  you would  put your hand  upon him. In your imagination bring  him close  enough to put your hand  upon him
and feel him to be  solidly real. Restrict the  action to just that. You  will
be amazed  at what happens. From then on things begin to move. Your di -
mensionally greater  self will inspire, in all, the  ideas and  actions neces -
sary to bring  you into physical contact. It works that way. Every day I put myself into the  drowsy state; it is a  very easy thing  to do. But habit is a strange thing in man's world. It is not law,  but habit acts as
though it were  the most compelling  law in the  world. We  are creatures of
habit. If you  create  an interval every day into which you  put yourself into the
drowsy state, say   at 3 o'clock  in the  afternoon, do you  know  at that mo -
ment every day you  will feel drowsy. You  try it for one  week and see if I
am not right. You sit down for the  purpose  of creating  a state akin to sleep, as though
you were sleepy, but do not push the  drowsiness too far, just far  enough
to relax and  leave  you in control of the  direction of your thoughts. You  try
it for one  week, and  every day at that hour, no matter  what you  are do-
ing, you  will hardly be  able to keep  your eyes open. If you  know  the hour
when you  will be  free you  can create  it. I would  not suggest that you  do it
lightly, because  you will feel very, very  sleepy and  you may not want to. More Free Books Law of Attraction HavenI have  another  way of praying. In this case  I always sit down and  I
find the most comfortable  arm chair imaginable,  or I lie  flat on my back
and relax completely. Make yourself comfortable. You must not be  in any
position where  the body is distressed. Always put yourself into a  position
where  you have the greatest ease. That is the  first stage. To know  what you  want is the  start of prayer. Secondly you  construct in
your mind's eye one  single  little event which implies that you  have real-
ized your desire. I always let my   mind  roam on many things that could
follow  the answered  prayer  and I single  out one  that is most likely to fol -
low the fulfillment of my desire. One simple  little thing like the shaking  of
a hand, embracing  a person, the  receiving  of a letter, the  writing  of a
check, or whatever  would  imply the  fulfillment of your desire. After you have decided  on the  action which implies that your desire  has
been realized, then  sit in your nice comfortable  chair or lie  flat on your
back, close  your eyes for the  simple reason it helps to induce this state
that borders on sleep. The minute  you feel this lovely drowsy state,  or the  feeling  of gathered
togetherness, wherein you  feel I could  move  if I wanted  to, but I do not
want to, I could  open my eyes if I wanted  to, but I do not want to. When
you get that feeling  you can be  quite sure that you are in the  perfect
state to pray  successfully. In this feeling  it is easy to touch anything  in this world. You  take the  sim-
ple little restricted  action which implies fulfillment of your prayer and you
feel it or you  enact it. Whatever  it is, you  enter  into the  action as though
you were an actor in the  part. You  do not sit back and  visualize yourself
doing  it. You  do it. With the  body immobilized  you imagine  that the  greater  you inside the
physical body is coming  out of it and  that you  are actually performing
the proposed  action. If you  are going  to walk, you  imagine  that you are
walking. Do not see yourself walk, FEEL that   you are walking. If you  are going  to climb stairs, FEEL that you  are climbing  the stairs. Do
not visualize yourself doing  it, feel yourself doing  it. If you  are going  to
shake a  man's hand, do not  visualize yourself shaking  his hand, imagine
your friend  is standing  before  you and shake his hand. But leave  your
physical hands immobilized  and imagine  that your greater  hand, which is
your imaginary hand, is actually shaking  his hand. All you  need do is to imagine  that you  are doing  it. You  are stretched  out
in time, and what you  are doing, which seems to be  a controlled  day
dream, is an actual act in the greater  dimension of your being. You are
actually encountering  an event fourth dimensionally before  you encounter
More Free Books Law of Attraction Havenit here  in the  three  dimensions of space, and  you do not have  to raise a
finger  to bring  that state  to pass. My third  way of praying  is simply


 power to create your world,
and you are. The Secret to You 165
Maybe you've created things to this point that are wonderful
and worthy of you, and maybe you haven't. The question
I'd ask you to consider is, "Are the results you have in your
life what you really want. And are they worthy of you. " If
they're not worthy of you, then wouldn't now be the right
time to change those. Because you have the power to do that. "All power is from within and therefore
under our control. " JACKCANFIELD
A lot of people feel like they're victims in life, and they'll often
point to past events, perhaps growing up with an abusive
parent or in a dysfunctional family. Most psychologists
believe that about 85 percent of families are dysfunctional, so
all of a sudden you're not so unique. My parents were alcoholics. My dad abused me. My
mother divorced him when I was six. I mean, that's
almost everybody's story in some form or not. The real
question is, what are you going to do now. What do you
choose now. Because you can either keep focusing on that, 166 The Secret
or you can focus on what you want. And when people start
focusing on what they want, what they don't want falls
away, and what they want expands, and the other part
disappears. "A person who sets his or her mind on the
dark side of life, who lives over and over
the misfortunes and disappointments of
the past, prays for similar misfortunes and
disappointments in the future. If you will
see nothing but ill luck in the future, you are
praying for such ill luck and will surely get it. " LISA NICHOLS
You are the designer of your destiny. You are the author. You
write the story. The pen is in your hand, and the outcome is
whatever you choose. If you go back over your life and focus on the difficulties from the
past, you are just bringing more difficult circumstances to You now. Let it all go, no matter what it is. Do it for you. If you hold a grudge
or blame someone for something in the past, you are only harming
You. You are the only one who can create the life you deserve. As
you deliberately focus on what you want, as you begin to radiate
good feelings, the law of attraction will respond. All you have to do
is make a start, and as you do, you will unleash the magic. The Secret to You 167
MICHAEL BERNARD BECKWITH
The beautiful thing about the law of attraction is that you
can begin where you are, and you can begin to think "real
thinking," and you can begin to generate within yourself a
feeling tone of harmony and happiness. The law will begin to
respond to that. DR. JOE VITALE
So now you start to have different beliefs, like, "There
is more than enough in the Universe. " Or you have the
belief that, "I'm not getting older, I'm getting younger. " We can create it the way we want it, by using the law of
attraction. MICHAEL BERNARD BECKWITH
And you can break yourself free from your hereditary
patterns, cultural codes, social beliefs, and prove once and for
all that the power within you is greater than the power within
the world. DR FRED ALAN WOLF
You may be thinking, "Well, that's very nice, but I can't do
that. " Or, "She won't let me do that. " Or, "He'll never let me
do that. " Or, "I haven't got enough money to do that. " Or,
"I'm not strong enough to do that. " Or, "I'm not rich enough
to do that. " Or, "I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not. " -
Every single "I'm not" is a creation. 168 The Secret
It is a good idea to become aware when you say, "I'm not" and
to think about what you are creating as you say it. A powerful
insight shared by Dr. Wolf has been equally documented by all the
great teachers with the power of the words I am. When you say "I
am,' the words that follow are summoning creation with a mighty
force, because you are declaring it to be fact. You are stating it with
certainty. And so immediately after you say, "I am tired" or "I am
broke" or "I am sick" or "I am late" or "I am overweight" or "I am
old," the Genie says, "Your wish is my command. " Knowing this, wouldn't it be a good idea to begin to use the two
most powerful words, I AM, to your advantage. How about, "I
AM receiving every good thing. I AM happy I AM abundant. I AM
healthy. I AM love. I AM always on time. I AM eternal youth. I AM
filled with energy every single day. " In his book The Master Key System, Charles Haanel claims that there
is an affirmation that incorporates every single thing any human
being can want, and that this affirmation will bring about har-
monious conditions to all things. He adds, "The reason for this is
because the affirmation is in strict accordance with the Truth, and
when Truth appears every form of error or discord must necessar-
ily disappear. " The affirmation is this: "I am whole, perfect, strong, powerful, lov-
ing, harmonious, and happy. " If it sounds like work to drag what you want out of the invis-
ible and into the visible, try this shortcut: see what you want as The Secret to You 169
absolute fact. This will manifest what you want with the speed of
light The second you ask, it is fact in the Universal spiritual field,
and that field is all that exists. When you conceive something in
your mind, know it is a fact, and that there can be no question
about its manifestation. When Henry Ford was bringing his vision of the motor vehicle into
our world, people around him ridiculed him and thought he had
gone mad to pursue such a "wild" vision. Henry Ford knew much
more than the people who ridiculed him. He knew The Secret and
he knew the law of the Universe. "Whether you think you can or think you can't,
either way you are right. " Do you think you can. You can achieve and do anything you want
with this knowledge. In the past you may have underestimated
how brilliant you are. Well, now you know you are the Supreme
Mind and that you can draw anything you want from that One
Supreme Mind. Any invention, any inspiration, any answer, any-"There is no limit to what this law can do for
you; dare to believe in your own ideal; think of
the ideal as an already accomplished fact. " 170 The Secret
thing. You can do anything you want. You are a genius beyond
description, so start telling yourself that and become aware of who
you really are. -MICHAEL BERNARD BECKWITH
Are there any limits to this. Absolutely not. We are unlimited
beings. We have no ceiling. The capabilities and the talents
and the gifts and the power that is within every single
individual that is on the planet, is unlimited. All your power is in your awareness of that power, and through
holding that power in your consciousness. Your mind can be like a runaway steam train if you let it. It can take
you off to thoughts of the past, and then take you off to thoughts
of the future by taking past bad events and projecting those into
your future. Those out-of-control thoughts are creating too. When
you are aware, you are in the present and you know what you are
thinking. You have gained control of your thoughts, and that is
where all your power is. So how do you become more aware. One way is to stop and ask
yourself, "What am I thinking now. What am I feeling now. " The
moment you ask you are aware, because you have brought your
mind back to the present moment. The Secret to You 171
Whenever you think of it, bring yourself back to the awareness of
now. Do it hundreds of times each day, because, remember, all of
your power is in your awareness of your power. Michael Bernard
Beckwith sums up the awareness of this power when he says, "Re-
member to remember. " Those words have become the theme song
of my life. To help myself become more aware, so I would remember to remem-
ber, I asked the Universe to give me a gentle nudge to bring me back
to the present whenever my mind has taken over and is "having a
party" at my expense. That gentle nudge happens by me bumping
myself or dropping something, a loud noise, or a siren or an alarm
going off. All of these things are signals to me that my mind has
taken off, and to come back to the present. When I receive these
signals I stop immediately and ask myself, "What am I thinking. What am I feeling. Am I aware. " And of course in the moment I do
that I am aware. The very moment you ask yourself if you aware,
you are there. You are


 the Bush and those who had been raised in missions. For the
thirteen raised in the Bush, not a single tooth of their 364 teeth had ever been attacked by tooth
decay and not a single individual had deformed dental arches. In contrast with this, of the five
raised in the mission, 19.3 per cent of their 140 teeth had been attacked by tooth decay and 40
per cent of these individuals had abnormal dental arches. The cook on the government boat was an aboriginal Australian from Northern Australia. He had
been trained on a military craft as a dietitian. Nearly all his teeth were lost. It is of interest that while
the native Aborigines had relatively perfect teeth, this man who was a trained dietitian for the
whites had lost nearly all his teeth from tooth decay and pyorrhea. In the group of Aborigines so far reported, there were many who had come from the interior
districts of Australia and many who had always lived near the coast. These two types of districts
provided quite different types of foods. Those near the coast were able to obtain animal life from
the sea, including fish, dugong or sea cow, a great variety of shell fish, and some sea plants. Those
from the interior districts could not obtain animal life of the sea, but did obtain animal life of the
land which was eaten with their plant foods in each case. It was quite important to reach a group
of Aborigines who had always lived inland and who were on a reservation inland. This contact was
made with the group at a government reservation called Cherbourg. A typical group of individuals
was examined. Of forty-five individuals with 1,236 teeth, 42.5 per cent of the teeth had been
attacked by tooth decay. For the women, this constituted 43.7 per cent; for the men, 64.6 per
cent; and for the children, 5.6 per cent. Of all of the individuals here examined 64.5 per cent had
dental caries. It is of interest that many of these men had worked on white men's cattle ranches. While the adults showed 11.7 per cent to have deformed dental arches, this rose to 50 per cent
for the children of the group. We were informed that in all of these groups tuberculosis was taking
a very heavy toll. In Fig. 58, upper left, will be seen a boy with a superating tubercular gland of the
axilla; at the right, a girl with a fistula draining pus onto the outside of the face from an abscessed7/29/13 Nutrition and Physical Degeneration
gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200251h.html#toc 112/250tooth; below, deformed legs and a girl with tubercular glands of the neck. A reservation situated on the coast where sea foods were available might be expected to make
available a particular type of nutrition through sea foods. The individuals in a reservation for the
Aborigines at Tweed Heads, which is so situated, were studied. Of the twenty-seven individuals
examined, 89 per cent had dental caries. Of their 774 teeth, 39.7 per cent had been attacked by
dental caries. For the women, this amounted to 62.5 per cent; for the men, 70.9 per cent; and for
the children, 20.8 per cent. Most of these children had been born in this environment while their
parents were being fed, largely, the foods provided by the government and mission. In this group,
83.4 per cent of the children had deformed dental arches, and 33.3 per cent of the adults. An interesting incident was brought to my attention in one of the Australian reservations where
the food was practically all supplied by the government. I was told by the director in charge, and in
further detail by the other officials, that a number of native babies had become ill while nursing from
their mothers. Some had died. By changing the nutrition to a condensed whole milk product, the
babies recovered. When placed back on their mother's breast food they again became ill. The
problem was: Why was not their mothers' milk adequate? I was later told by the director of a
condition that had developed in the pen of the reservation's hogs which were kept to use up the
scraps and garbage from the reservation's kitchens. He reported that one after another the hogs
went down with a type of paralysis and could not get up. The symptoms were suggestively like
vitamin A deficiency in both the babies and the hogs, and indicated the treatment. The rapid degeneration of the Australian Aborigines after the adoption of the government's
modern foods provides a demonstration that should be infinitely more convincing than animal
experimentation. It should be a matter not only of concern but deep alarm that human beings can
degenerate physically so rapidly by the use of a certain type of nutrition, particularly the dietary
products used so generally by modern civilization. The child life among the Aborigines of Australia proved to be exceedingly interesting. Children
develop independence very young and learn very early to take care of themselves. Mothers are
very affectionate and show great concern when their children are not thriving. Two typical mothers
with their children are shown in Fig. 59. These children, as suggested in the picture, were keenly
interested in everything that I did, but were not alarmed or frightened. FIG. 59. Typical Aborigine mothers with their children. The wonderful wisdom of these primitive people was attested by the principal of the public7/29/13 Nutrition and Physical Degeneration
gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200251h.html#toc 113/250school at Palm Island. A mother died and her nursing infant was taken care of by its maternal
grandmother, who had not recently given birth to a child. She proceeded to carry out the primitive
formula for providing breast food by artificial means. Her method was to make an ointment of the
fresh bodies of an insect which made its nest in the leaves of a certain tree. This she rubbed on her
breast and in a short time produced milk liberally for this foster child. I was shown the type of
insect, photographed its nest and the colony inside when the nest was opened. The people who
vouched for this circumstance declared that they had seen the entire procedure and knew the facts
to be as stated. They further stated that this was common knowledge among the Aborigines. Another important source of information regarding the Aborigines of Australia was provided by
a study of the skeletal material and skulls in the museums at Sydney and Canberra, particularly the
former. I do not know the number of skulls that are available there for study, but it is very large. I
examined many and found them remarkably uniform in design and quality. The dental arches were
splendidly formed. The teeth were in excellent condition with exceedingly little dental caries. A
characteristic of these skulls was the evidence of a shortage of material for those that had been
transferred to a museum from the interior arid plains country. Those skulls, however, that had
come from coastal areas where sea foods were available, show much more massive dimensions of
the general pattern. In Fig. 60 will be seen typical skulls showing the normal dental arches and
general design of the head. It is of interest to note the very heavy orbital ridges which characterize
this race. FIG. 60. The buried skulls throughout Australia provide a
dependable record of their physical excellence and splendid
facial and dental arch forms. In the lower pictures are shown
the skull dome of a typical Australian Aborigine for
comparison with that of the recently discovered Peking man
who possibly lived a million years ago. I have previously referred to a report by Professor Weidenreich regarding the resemblance of
the Australian native's skulls to those of the recently discovered Peking man in the caves of China. In Fig. 60 are two views for comparison. The skull at the left is that of an Australian primitive
photographed in a museum in Sydney, and an outline of the Peking skull is shown at the right. Professor Weidenreich has emphasized the observations that when three skulls are put in series,
namely, the Australian primitive, the Peking skull and a chimpanzee skull, the Peking skull appears
to be about half way between the two in design and developmental order. The Australian
primitive's skull is higher in the crown, showing much greater brain capacity. The supra-orbital
depressions are less deep in the Peking than in the chimpanzee, and still less deep in the Australian
primitive. The supra-orbital ridges which produce the prominent eyebrows are less pronounced in7/29/13 Nutrition and Physical Degeneration
gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200251h.html#toc 114/250the Australian primitive than in the Peking man, and still more prominent in the chimpanzee. The
prominent supra-orbital ridges of the chimpanzee face are shown in Fig. 48. The age of the Peking skulls has been variously placed from several hundred thousand to a
million years. A distinguished anthropologist has stated that the Australian primitives are the only
people living on the earth today that could be part of the first race of mankind. It is a matter of
concern that if a scale were extended a mile long and the decades represented by inches, there
would apparently be more degeneration in the last few inches than in the preceding mile. This gives
some idea of the virulence of the blight contributed by our modern civilization. The foods available for these


ypical Negative Endocerv icitis
37 A.P. Atypical Negative Chronic Cervicitis
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example, in the presence of Koplick spots in the mucous mem
brane of the mouth prior to the skin eruption in measles is only
too rare. Again the relationship from the Ascheim-Zondek test
as an aid in the determination of pregnancy is so consistent
(although not unique), that for all practical purposes, diagnosis
can be made as though test results and the state of pregnancy
were unique. It is suggested that, similarly, a highly-consistent relationship
exists between the state of tissue in the female generative tract,
and the polarity revealed in the electro-metric test described
above. The state of tissue as determined by morphological study
of biopsy material is admittedly accurate. Were there a reason
able doubt in the interpretation of a sizeable percentage of such
biopsies, then diagnosis could not be said to be reliable and the
search for an adjuvant test would be meaningless. Hence infer
ence about the reliability of the electro-metric test as an indicator
of the presence of neoplastic tissue in the female generative tract
is concerned only with the correlation between the polarity deter
mined and the clinical and morphological diagnosis. Electro-metric findings have been compared with cytology
studies of smears from the cervix in the same patients, Table VII. This group is comprised of cases diagnosed morphologically as
cancer, and consists of twenty-three cervical cancers; three of
which were intra-epithelial or pre-invasive; four ovarian cancers,
and six adenocarcinomas of the corpus uteri. Electro-metric ob
servations and cell studies are consistent with the expected find
ings in malignancy in eleven cervical cancers, one ovarian car
cinoma with extension to the vagina, two fundal carcinom a, and
one primary cancer of the vagina. In three instances of cancer of
the cervix a positive potential was recorded and cancer cells found
on cytology study, while in nine cervical cancers a negative
potential was observed and normal cells reported after cytology
study. Negative potentials were recorded in four adenocarcin
omas of the fundus in which normal cells were reported after
cytology studies. The evidence from this small group of cases indicates that
electro-metric findings compare favourably with cytology studies
as a means of detecting the presence of cancer in the cervix
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uteri and may offer a more sensitive technique in uncovering
cancer of the corpus uteri and ovaries. Interpretation of the paired test results-clinical and electro
metric-is statistical. All measurement s of human characteristics
vary from person to person, although an examination of many
observations shows that the 'thing' measured has a characteristic
form, size, colour, or the like. That is, the 'thing' is identifiable, in
spite of the fact tha t it varies from person to person. Some human attributes are almost invariable, as for example
the number of fingers on the hand, while yet the ratios of
lengths of corresponding digits of the hand vary considerably. Height to weight ratios seems to show some consistency within
a well established pattern of variation. Were, however, routine
diagnosis decision-making are necessary if diagnosis is to be
then a definite criterion statistically arrived at would be required. For it is obvious, indeed, that convincingly-verifiable criteria for
diagnosis decision-making are necessary if diagnosis is to be
made from the results of simple tests. It must be borne in mind
also, that no matter how many people are subjected to a given
test, they remain but a sample of the total population. Some
assurance must be provided for the validity of the use of the test
on the remainder of the popula tion. In order to infer a working principle from experimental evi
dence we require an accepted criterion of action. Suppose we
state one of the results given above in the form of a working
principle as follows:
Under conditions of the electro-metric test described above,
negative potential is recorded in cases of malignancy involving
the uterus or ovaries. The statistical procedure followed in confirming such prin
ciples takes account of the sampling fluctuations of the observa
tions. A provision is made for calculating the probability that, if
the working principle be true, the observed results would be
obtained, where the differences in the results are accounted for
only by the random selection of persons to be tested. For example, in the present case patients selected from a hos
pital population were chosen for electro-metric test. To be sure
many of these patients possessed ailments of the generative tract,
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Extended data (All these tables have 1 D.F. and Ya tes corr. was applied)
TABLE VIII
MALIGNAN T-BENIGN AGAINST POLARITY FOR ALL AGE GROUPS
MALIGNANT BENIGN TOTAL
Positive
Observed 5 (a) 611 (b) 616 (a+b)
(Expected) (88_1) (527-9)
Negative
Observed 118 (c) 126 (d) 244 (c+d)
(Expected) (34-9) (209-1)
TOTAL 123 (a+c) 737 (b+d ) 860 (n)
Chi-Square ; 318-5115
TABLE IX
MAL IGNANT-BENIGN AGAINST POLARITY FOR AGE GROUPS 21-60
MALIGNANT BENIGN TOTAL
Positive
Observe d 5 568 573
Expected 65-25 507-25
Negative
Observed 82 109 191
Expected 21.75 169-25
TOTAL 87 677 764
Chi-Square ; 171.2 262
TABLE X
MA LIGNAN T-BENIGN AGAINST POLARITY FOR AGE GROUPS 21-40
MALIGNANT BENIGN TOTAL
Positive
Observed 2 423 425
Expected 25 400
Negative
Observed 28 56 84
Expected 5 79
TOTAL 30 479 509
Chi-Sq uare ; 13 I.l986
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TABLE XI
MALIGNANT-BENIGN AGAINST POLARITY FOR AGE GROUPS 41-60
MALIGNANT BENIGN TOTAL
Positive
Observed 3 145 148
Expected 33 115
Negative
Observed 54 53 :07
Expected 24 83
TOTAL 57 198 255
Chi-Square : 80.6839
but there was no way of knowing in advance what the recorded
potential might be. Furthermore, the clinical examination and
findings were made by physicians unaware of the results of the
test so that no unconscious biasing of results was possible. What
the statist ical criterion does is to rule on whether the correlation
between malignancy and negative potential is real and not the
result of chance variations in the sign of the potential recorded. The analysis of the results in Tables V and VI is made as fol
lows: first they are transferred to Table VIII. In this table which
contains the results of 860 tests on patients in all age groups,
comparison is made of the dist ribution of polarity between malig
nant and benign groups and that in the total group. That is, the
total group of 860 patients consists of 123 cases diagnosed as
malignant and 737 found to be benign. We can also look upon
this group of data as consisting of 616 positive potential record
ings and 244 negative recordings. The question to be answered is, 'is the potential recorded re
lated to the condition of the patient, or is it distributed by
chance?' If the potential recorded from electro-metric test had nothing
to do with malignancy of the fundus, cervix, or ovaries, then the
expected number of negatives observed in the total group would
depend upon the ratio of the number of negatives observed in the
total group of 860 patients. According to Table VIII the ex
pected values of malignancy showing positive should be 88·1
while those showing negative l.hould be 34'9. On the other hand
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the observed results show that 118 of the malignanc ies recorded
negative potentials. Similar observations can be made on the
benign cases. We can look upon these results another way: The population
of 860 cases can be grouped in two ways: according to the
existence of malignancy or not and according to the polarity re
corded from the electro-metric test. Then the question is raised,
are the two groupings independent of one another? If the
assertion that the two groupings are independent is shown to be
highly improbable, the conclusion can be safely reached that
there is a significant correlation between negativity and malig
nancy. The criterion for this is the chi-square statistic calculated from
Table VIII as follows:
(I ad-bc I -n/2)2n
chi-square =
(a + b)(c+d)(a+ c)(b+d)
If the two groupings were independent then the ratio a: c= b: d
and ad -bc = 0, and under these circumstances chi-square for a
given set of observations could take on different positive values as
the result of chance.


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addressed (cured) at the same time as shown in Cindy's case with the use of Dr.
Kelley's METABOLIC PROGRAM. II
Cachexia
General ill health and malnutrition, marked by weakness and emaciation, usually
associate with serious disease, as tuberculosis or cancer. Cachexia, known as "cancer
wasting" or the "cancer cachexia-anorexia syndrome." Cachexia is often found in
terminal "cancer" victims in addition to Ascites. Dr. Kelley's METABOLIC PROGRAM
has been helpful
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Fluid Cysts
Fluid Cysts: Fluid collection in epithelial sacks containing environmental and
metabolic toxins proteins, electrolytes, minerals, etc. Fluid Cysts most often collect
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around the kidneys. These also collect near the ovaries, in the lungs and the
abdominal cavity. The collection of fluid in these cysts are often mistaken by the
physician as Ascites. This collection of fluid within epithelial sacs is most
uncomfortable, causing swelling within the body that interferes with normal body
functions. These cysts must be drained individually by the physician/radiologist. In
the cancer patient, these cysts are the normal system of holding excess toxins and
metabolic wastes from many years of accumulation. They are a protective
detoxification system and must be drained by the physician, for should these toxins
enter the metabolic functions of the body in large amounts, toxic death would occur. IV
Diarrhea
Diarrhea - in the cancer victim should not cause alarm. Standard medical treatment
by your physician, in most situations is usually successful. When this is not
forthcoming, you should consider the possibility that this could be a blessing. I  have
found that the cancer victim's body often uses diarrhea to remove years of toxic
substances and metabolic wastes so that repair and rebuilding of one's body can take
place. Although uncomfortable, diarrhea is one of the body's natural system of
removing the excessive toxins, poisons and metabolic wastes. When medical
treatment fails, consider it a blessing. V
Kelley-Beaty Syndrome
This life destructive condition is caused by the "shut down" of the sympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous system involving failure of the Pituitary, Thyroid
and Adrenal glands as well as the Hypothalamus, the command post, or switchboard,
of metabolism. Often misdiagnosed as Cachexia or Addison's disease and associated,
in error as terminal cancer, the symptoms can be rapid weight loss and muscle
wasting. Many physicians fail to properly diagnose this separate autoimmune
malfunction disease process and frequently call it the terminal stage of cancer or
Cachexia. Actually it is similar to Parasympathetic Atonia. Kelley-Beaty Syndrome is nothing more than a metabolic malfunction and in the
acute stage must be shocked into proper function. Metabolic function arises out of
structural balance. In both acute and chronic stages, it must be supported
metabolically and structurally. This condition is sometimes the result of metabolic
stress in long-term degenerative illnesses as well as in cancer patients. This
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Surviving A Healthy Childhood
By Kimberly S. Kelley
"W illiam D. Kelley, D.D.S." That's what I  put in the space marked "Father" on the
hundreds of forms I  have had to fill out in my time. In the space marked "Father's
Occupation," I  put "Health Researcher." That's about all the information I  volunteer,
with, a darn good reason, though. To my frequent embarrassment, my father has
managed to attain a certain degree of fame. Euphemistically, he can be said to be
controversial. Those less kindly disposed toward him might use the term "infamous." In any case, I  have always found it easier simply to avoid him as a topic of casual
conversation. When we lived in tiny Grapevine, Texas, everyone in town knew of my dad. He
was the dentist in the little yellow office on Worth Street who didn't appear to be
practicing dentistry. His patients didn't come from across town; they flew in from
across the country. And the people coming to see him were all so desperately ill;
many of them were cancer patients, obviously on their "last legs." Just what was
going on in the small office? The Fort Worth Star Telegram answered that question in a "shocking expose,"
which set the town buzzing. Dr. Kelley, an orthodontist, was seeing cancer patients! Further, the "therapy" he suggested was largely a matter of altering the diets of his
patients and giving them vitamins and such! The notion that an individual's diet
might be a factor in a disease as serious as cancer was considered absurd, but only
slightly less so than the idea of a dentist working with cancer patients in any
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capacity. The scandal instigated by this article was the first I  remember. Unfortunately, it was not the last. My father became involved in cancer research first as a patient. In the early 1960's
life in this family was relatively normal. At that time, we lived in Midland, the
tumbleweed capital of Texas. Dad was practicing orthodontics, and his practice was
thriving. He belonged to the local country club, the school board, and the Church of
Christ. In his spare time, he indulged his passion for "tinkering" by restoring antique
cars. His pride and joy was named Twinkles, a 1923 Cadillac that ran like a top in
response to his diligent and loving care. I  would like to think that my father, given a choice, would not have changed much
in his life. However, he wasn't given the option. Dad became ill in 1963, and critically so by 1967. The physicians he saw in
Midland and Odessa couldn't find anything physiologically wrong with him for quite
some time. The fact that he was ill was undeniably apparent; he was so weak, he
found it necessary to lie down at the office between seeing patients. After he suffered
what appeared to be two heart attacks, a diagnosis was finally made. The situation, I
have been told, was as follows. He had cancer of the pancreas and liver. As is usually
the case, the malignancy was in its final stages at the time of diagnosis. The doctor
refused to operate, saying Dad would die on the table. He should "get his affairs in
order" quickly; he could expect to live only a few months. The doctor took my
mother aside to tell her that, in his opinion, two months was a more