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Improve Your Health Without Drugs!
People today are being put on drugs to handle the blood sugar levels of diabetes, high blood pressure, high triglycerides, and high cholesterol. Are drugs the answer to these health challenges or do they just make things worse?
Factually, medical drugs are not the answer to the above health problems. Doctors and researchers are now realizing that drugs are more often destructive and should not even be used, as you can see from the following excerpts:
“A type of therapy used by the majority of physicians in our country for the past fifty years is the administration of drugs at sublethal levels [sublethal: n ot quite enough to cause death ] . Drugs of course, are alien chemicals that are not normally present in the cellular environment of the human body. They radically alter man’s internal environment and often create very severe and dangerous side effects.”
“ Drugs do not halt or prevent the disease process, especially degenerative diseases. At best they offer only relief of symptoms, while the basic, underlying disease process continues uninterrupted.”
“Nature’s biological nutrients [gotten from food] have been used as a defense system for millions of years in the battle against all forms of disease. They are far more reliable and more time-proven than the relatively recent drug-therapy fads that have swept the modern world.”
“When our body cells are ailing, as they do in disease, then chances are excellent that it is because they are being given inadequate nutrition. The list of things that these cells may need includes not only all amino acids and all the minerals, plus trace elements [trace elements: simple chemical substances in very tiny amounts ] , but about fifteen vitamins and probably many other nutrients.”
“Drugs at best are only a palliative [palliative: treating only the symptoms of a disease , alleviating pain and symptoms without providing a cure ] form of treatment.... The basic fault of drugs is that they have no known connection with the disease process itself.... Drugs are wholly unlike nature’s nutrients.... They tend to mask the difficulty, not eliminate it. They contaminate the body’s internal environment, create dependence on the part of the patient, and often complicate the physician’s job by erasing valuable clues as to the real source of the trouble.”
“Statistics tell us that as much as 5 percent of all hospital admissions – 1.5 million people – are now the result of adverse [adverse: negative or harmful ] reactions to legally gotten prescription drugs. Once a patient is in the hospital, his chances of getting a drug-induced [induce: to cause something to happen ] sickness more than doubles. This means that over three and a half million people experience drug-induced internal contamination and dependence.”
“Many physicians are beginning to insist that the primary reliance in the battle against infectious disease – all forms of disease – should always be on weapons that are most similar to nature’s own biological weapons.”
“Nutrient therapy * , is a safe, economical, prevention oriented, and effective alternative to our current medical crisis.”
“The simple truth is that our country needs physicians who are interested in curing and preventing the causes of disease rather than merely treating symptoms.”
Improving Your Diabetic Condition with Exercise
The type 2 diabetic condition is brought about by a diet that is too high in carbohydrates and a lack of nutrients, which results in the insulin the body naturally produces becoming less and less effective in keeping blood sugar levels under control and in a normal range.
While change in diet and proper nutritional supplementation have a dramatic effect in bringing blood sugar levels down without the need for drugs or insulin, exercise can greatly contribute to the overall control of the diabetic condition, as can be seen in the following excerpt:
While many people may begin exercising out of a sense of responsibility (the way children eat vegetables they don't like), the main reason they keep exercising is that it feels good.
Overall, people who exercise regularly are better equipped to carry on day-to-day activities as they age.
One of the great benefits is that many people find that when they exercise, they have less desire to overeat.
Even though your fat won't "melt away," exercise, particularly if you're a Type II diabetic, is still of value in a weight-reduction program because muscle building reduces insulin resistance.
As you increase your muscle mass, your insulin needs will be reduced - and having less insulin present in your bloodstream will reduce the amount of fat you pack away.
As a result, your own insulin production gradually becomes more effective at lowering blood sugar.
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