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My mother-in-law, a widow of a doctor, recently died. The way she exited was a nightmare. This was because her health strategy produced a lousy result. Shortly before passing away, she had a colostomy to fix an intestinal blockage, the result of a decades-long struggle with diverticulitis. Poor teeth and gums, kidney failure and liver problems were also in the mix. Not surprisingly she was riding a doctor-directed merry-go-round of prescription drugs and their side effects. My mother-in-law went out in typical American fashion--a slow system-by-system breakdown accompanied by loss of mobility. She learned three hard, painful lessons during her exit: 1) You can't find health in a doctors office.doctor's . 2) Pharmaceuticals do not restore your health. 3) Our "health care" system manages disease, but does not improve your health. My father, a retired dentist who can barely get around using a walker, is also following the typical American health strategy. In spite of eating all the "right foods," he is dealing with the effects of prostate disease, osteoporosis, arthritis, stroke, Parkinson's, and has recently been fitted with a pacemaker. He too has been riding that doctor-directed merry-go-round of prescription drugs. He has his cozaar, carbidoba, ticlid, prilosec, voltaren, lipitor, and zoloft. His vasotec and doxycycline have recently been discontinued. You do not have to follow this common American health "strategy." Instead, you might want to consider implementing what I call the Grandma Weiss/Uncle Wallace health strategy. These relatives of mine lived well into their 90's, were seldom sick and rarely ever saw a doctor. They were not plagued by slow, agonizing, system-by-system breakdowns. On their last day they made it to the bathroom unassisted, had an evening meal, drank a little tea, read a bit, went to bed and didn't wake up. The night they closed up shop, all their metabolic enzyme systems mercifully shut down at the same time, the way nature intended it. This kind of strategy is quite common in remote places like Vilcabamba in Ecuador and Abkhazia in the Russian Caucasus. Dr. Weston A. Price chronicled other distant groups who did not get sick nor die like we do. He found the diets of those people to be nutrient-dense, containing four times the minerals and ten times the fat-soluble vitamins found in the American diet of the late 1930's and early 40's. Here are two common denominators found in the strategies of Grandma Weiss/Uncle Wallace and isolated groups noted for their health and longevity: (1) Diets loaded with minerals and vitamins that maintain their 2000+ metabolic enzymes through time. (2) No reliance upon prescription drugs that interfere with those metabolic enzymes. Consider what has happened to most Americans during the six decades beginning 1940: The nutrient density of their diets, including that of the so-called "right foods" in those diets, has continued to slide downhill, and their use of prescription drugs has skyrocketed. If you conclude you want to retool your present strategy, here are a couple of simple, logical things to do: (1) Take advantage of the resources offered by the Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation. (2) Start looking for natural alternatives to the prescription and over-the- counter items in your medicine cabinet.
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