Illness is a Toxicity Crisis

Illness is a Toxicity Crisis

A toxicity crisis, or toxemia, reflects a disease state caused by the presence of bacterial toxins or other harmful substances in the blood or tissues. It only occurs when the body has a pressing need to return to the state of balance, or homeostasis. The body has a built-in mechanism that allows it to remove toxic substances in a much shorter time than it takes to accumulate them. By interfering with this process, we disrupt the body’s vital cleansing efforts and become vulnerable to external destabilizing agents. A vaccine or an infectious bacterium, for example, can readily become a trigger for damaging an organ or a system in the body. The weakest, most congested organ in the body is mostly likely to be the first one to malfunction. Any attempts to treat the diseased organ without removing the underlying causes will not only fail to fully restore the organ’s health and vitality, but may actually contribute to further complications.
Further on in the book you will learn why it is a potentially dangerous practice, in most cases, to give blood transfusions to people with low hemoglobin levels, to treat the testicles for impotence, or to cut out ulcers and tumors. The use of pharmaceutical drugs, which have nothing in them to remove the toxins in the blood and tissues, may even kill a patient, for no doctor really knows for certain the toxicity level in the body. In an otherwise healthy person, the additional toxins that microbes generate during an infection normally remain in the body for only as long as the toxicity crisis lasts. Provided we support the body in its cleansing efforts by giving it plenty of rest and enough water to drink, this natural self-healing process, falsely called “infectious disease,” naturally eliminates all traces or effects of toxicity that can result from the microbial activity.
As you would expect, you are only able to reap what you have sown, but you certainly have a choice in what you sow. Unless you live in an impoverished country or circumstances are highly non-supportive to living a healthy life, you do have choices when it comes to taking care of your most basic needs. More often than not, though, people are choosing not to let go of unhealthy habits or a detrimental lifestyle.
It is very difficult for the body to remain healthy when it is abused by over-stimulation of the mind, body and senses. Such constant strain can deplete energy resources faster than they can be replenished. The permanent energy deficiency that results from this overuse of resources is the main cause of discomfort and disease in the body. Although most people now know how unhealthy and potentially dangerous smoking cigarettes, overeating, drinking alcohol excessively, missing sleep, etc., can be for them, many seem unable to change their self-abusive ways. The inability to let go of a harmful addiction indicates that the blood carries large amounts of impurities and the liver is unable to remove these (mostly due to bile duct congestion). Both these conditions can be effectively dealt with through a series of liver cleanses, as described in this book and in The Amazing Liver Cleanse. As the liver performs more efficiently again, the body’s natural instincts begin to re-awaken and a sense of satisfaction and emotional stability returns. The enhanced well-being and vitality makes it much easier to quit smoking and working too many hours, or to stop eating junk foods and living on coffee.
Symptoms of ill health can occur in a variety of intensities and modifications. Trying to locate the cause of an illness in its effect or symptom is nearly impossible. Stomach ulcers, appendicitis, tonsillitis, arthritis, congested arteries, cancer and most other illnesses merely reflect various sources and degrees of toxicity. It is becoming more and more evident that congestion and acidity buildup in the body’s fluids and tissue starves cells of basic nutrients, thus weakening and damaging them. The above so-called “diseases” all share one common element - an inflammatory response induced by the body itself. An inflammation is not something that just happens out of the blue, and it certainly is not a disease. It occurs only if and when the body decides that it is necessary to destroy weak or damaged cells. The body does not opt for an inflammatory response in order to destroy itself, but to save itself from acid death or septic shock leading to death. The poisons generated by rotting cells (flesh) inside the body would end one’s life quickly. We blame the body for making the “mistake” (inflammation) of interfering with and preventing the uncontrolled decomposition of the body as a result of acidosis (extreme toxicity). Inflammation is the body’s genuine effort of self-preservation and calling it a disease reflects the lack of understanding of how the human body functions.
To diagnose and treat any of the above as a separate disease may not only mislead the patient, but also cause further complications. Over eighty percent of the people who fall ill recover on their own and without any medical intervention. Accordingly, it is most likely that disease is nothing but a toxicity crisis that most people’s bodies are able to resolve naturally. Once the amount of toxic waste has reached a peak level of tolerance or point of saturation, an appropriate immune response (inflammation) begins to occur. This healing process (falsely labeled disease) helps to decrease the degree of toxicity to below the point of tolerance, simply by neutralizing and removing the toxins, metabolic waste and cellular debris, as well as the microbes that feed on them. And so, the symptoms of illness begin to vanish by themselves. Thus, a headache, cold, tonsil infection, gastritis or stiffness in the neck and shoulders, all appear and disappear again in their own time. The occurrences of illness and recovery follow the same cycles of building up and breaking down the underlying congestion and toxicity.
If your doctor’s treatment turns out to be successful, you are mostly likely to thank him for having cured you. On the other hand, if you get well without any external help, you might say you were just lucky. Healing, though, does not take place in either case. What does happen, however, is the body’s ceaseless, and if necessary, reinforced effort to eliminate metabolic waste, dead cells, chemical toxins, heavy metals, billions of dead bacteria, and other waste material. Health is the spontaneous occurrence of balance, which is sustained by completely removing the body’s daily-generated waste products and cellular debris, and by giving it the nourishment it requires. Creating health is but an ongoing, daily process of regeneration because the elimination of waste materials and the uptake of nutrients will never stop for as long as we are alive. There may be nothing more mysterious about health and healing than maintaining the fine line of balance that exists between these two basic processes.