Cathcart / stevia

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Dear Alobar,

 

I really like what this guy Cathcart has to say.

 

He site isn't polished and he isn't trying to " sell " a lot in the way

of products or services, but he sure is trying to sell the benefits

of natural methods and to unsell " the sales speil " of most allopathic

drug use.

 

It seems to me his site is more a personal rant for truth in medicine

and he probably manages to piss off a lot of the establishment types.

 

To go against the establishment of organized medicine, the drug

companies, etc. is not something a doctor usually can easily do and

usually does so at great personal risk for retribution.

 

They usually try to put out of business the ones who deviate from the

economicaly oriented party line.

 

In my opinion we need about a million more that think like him.

 

 

Frank

 

 

Gettingwell , " Alobar " <alobar@b...> wrote:

> Below is by Doctor Cathcart (URL at end) who seems to make a

> lot of sense on vitamin C related issues. I have done no web

> research on stevia, but I thought I'd pass this along. Comments?

>

> Alobar

>

> Is Stevia A Good Sugar Substitute?

>

> The problem is that many patients who are trying to give up sugar

> completely, including fruit, are addicted to sugar and frequently

> have " chronic candidiasis. " The candida is causing the patient to

> crave sugar. (Conventional medicine denies the existence

of " chronic

> candidiasis and so does not know how to treat it.) Having patients

> eat sugar substitutes is like telling a wineo not to drink wine but

> to carry the cork from the bottle around in his pocket so that he

can

> smell it in an emergency. I find that patients who get off all

sugar

> for a couple of months do not crave it anymore. Any cheating or

> using sugar substitutes will start the craving again. A no sugar

> diet is easier for these people than a low sugar diet.

> http://www.orthomed.com