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"The turn of the century have introduced many progressive thinkers in the fields of esoteric doctrines, Spiritualism and Healing. Certain fields as nutrition science have not yet entered into the medical practice and diagnostic. Stress Management and other 20th century ailments have not yet discovered due to their infancy. Mind Cure has managed to enter the mainstream Western Medical thinking without the outlandish claims of certain “Healing” books and schools of thoughts. The Mind Cure acknowledges the active role that the patient's mental state can take in resolving health problems, while not disregarding orthodox western medicine. Most of the advice in this book would likely be regarded as sensible, and at the very least, not harmful by many medical professionals. Nonetheless, please observe the caveat about 'medical advice,' and consult with a doctor before using any of the treatments in this book." from the A Common-Sense View of the Mind Cure |
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Mind Cure | Vitamins and Nutrition ...So off we trot to the pharmacy or health food store, or even better the Internet, we buy the cheapest tablets or capsules we can find and we throw them down our throats. That’ll make us better, right? Wrong. Adopting this approach we may as well get those tablets home and throw them straight down the toilet, because that’s just what your body will do with them. The simple fact of the matter is that for decades we’ve treated the soil of this planet as if it’s a never ending, permanently re-newable resource. If it were treated correctly of course it could be. Have you ever wondered why your breakfast cereal is fortified with vitamins and minerals? Corn is now grown containing so little vitamins or minerals that it has to be fortified. |