sigma boii
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A: I was born into an abusive household that caused tremendous daily stress. I had allergies to many foods, cold weather, chemicals, medications, poison ivy and sumac, and insect stings. When I caught poison ivy or was stung by an insect, my face swelled until my eyes and throat closed. Although some form of antibiotic usually stopped the reaction, my digestive system deteriorated and colds and flus lasted up to five months. I was borderline autistic and rarely communicated with others unless threatened with physical violence. From early childhood, I was severely dyslexic. At age 10 I developed peritonitis that was misdiagnosed as appendicitis, and the medical procedures nearly killed me. By age 13, I was diagnosed with diabetes, and at 15 I developed angina pectoris-muscle spasms in or around the heart. Doctors couldn't find a consistent irregularity so nothing was done, which I now know was a blessing.
When I was 19, I developed a tumorous stomach ulcer. During surgery to remove it, my vagus nerve was severed to prevent acids from irritating the area. The incision scarred through to my stomach and became tumorous. I was administered radiation therapy which gave me multiple myeloma (blood and bone cancers).
I tried chemotherapy, which doctors told me would increase my one-year life expectancy, but discontinued it after several months when I developed psoriasis and bursitis. Since then I've learned of studies by medical researcher Hardin B. Jones, Ph.D, a professor of medical physics and physiology at U.C. Berkley, in which people diagnosed with cancer who received no surgery, radiation or chemotherapy lived an average of 12 1/2 years. Those who received those therapies lived an average of three years. The doctors lied when they told me they would extend my life.
Q: What led you to a raw diet to cure your ills?
A: At age 27 I left civilization because I thought that animals and more primitive peoples had innate wisdom about health. I heard that the Eskimos lived free of degenerative diseases as long as they ate a natural diet which was 90% animal products, mainly eaten raw. For nearly three years I lived outdoors studying animals and primitive people, and began to include raw animal products in my raw vegetarian/fruitarian diet. The resultant increase in my health was astounding.
When I was 19, I developed a tumorous stomach ulcer. During surgery to remove it, my vagus nerve was severed to prevent acids from irritating the area. The incision scarred through to my stomach and became tumorous. I was administered radiation therapy which gave me multiple myeloma (blood and bone cancers).
I tried chemotherapy, which doctors told me would increase my one-year life expectancy, but discontinued it after several months when I developed psoriasis and bursitis. Since then I've learned of studies by medical researcher Hardin B. Jones, Ph.D, a professor of medical physics and physiology at U.C. Berkley, in which people diagnosed with cancer who received no surgery, radiation or chemotherapy lived an average of 12 1/2 years. Those who received those therapies lived an average of three years. The doctors lied when they told me they would extend my life.
Q: What led you to a raw diet to cure your ills?
A: At age 27 I left civilization because I thought that animals and more primitive peoples had innate wisdom about health. I heard that the Eskimos lived free of degenerative diseases as long as they ate a natural diet which was 90% animal products, mainly eaten raw. For nearly three years I lived outdoors studying animals and primitive people, and began to include raw animal products in my raw vegetarian/fruitarian diet. The resultant increase in my health was astounding.
