Allopathic Treatment Methods Using Natural Substances?

September 24, 2003

Dear Group,

It seems that some of you could benefit in a more complete

understanding of natural methods vs. allopathic methods.

The allopathic system is based on attacking one symtom with one

treatment. (can be complex chemical etc)untl the symptom is

suppressed. That does not usually correct the underlying problem and

it usually gets worse over time.

The natural method is to not treat symptoms but try and find the

cause and correct it.

You need to learn what is a symptom and what is a cause or disease.

A lot of chronic conditions like headache, cholesterol, high blood

pressure, insomnia, etc, etc, etc, are symptoms of something wrong in

what your body needs. It isn't always easy but to do so is to correct

it. Some times things are used temporarily to aleviate the pain and

discomfort too but they are only temporary measures, not a solution.

They believe that if your body receives all of the things it needs it

can then regulate and heal itself. In a lot of cases, you do not have

to figure out what you need. The body uusually doesn't need for you

to figure out if it needs vitamins, minerals etc. You just give it

liberal amounts of everything and it takes and uses whatever it

needs. It does the treating, not you or a doctor. It is so complex

and so intertwined in it's needs and uses that you could never catch

up. It is doing thousands of boichemical process every second.

Does that mean they only use vitamins? No, there are a number of

things that help also. Herbs, acupuncture, etc. help balance the body

and help it become normal again.

In natural healing you do not treat cholesterol, headaches,

weight,etc., you let the body balance itself by giving it what it

needs, not by what you want. Good food, nutrients, sleep, etc.

Postings here keep saying things like what can I take for my______?

Meaning what natural substance can I use to replace my chemical,

allopathic drugs that is used to suppress my symptoms. You do not

understand the difference in methods.

That is why this is a self education process, that or seek treatment

from a natural practioner.

There are many, many resources in this group and on the web to learn

from. You are very lucky that the internet is available at a time

when you are seeking this information as it was difficult to come by

before.

Learn, get healthy, help others here.

regards,

Frank

September 24, 2003

Dear Group,

The previous message was not meant to be comprehensive. There is alot

more to it than that, but I dashed it off to get you to think.

Of course there are times when you have to help the body by attacking

a disease, but using a nontoxic method whenever possible. If you get

cancer, you better do something etc.

But at the same time you try and build health by giving whatever your

body needs to fight etc.

The basic questions are> What is a disease, what is a symptom? What

is missing? what can I provide my body with that it needs. What can I

do to make it easy for my body to balance/adjust so it is easier to

heal or get healthy. Can I give something to my body extra to give it

an advantage in the fight etc. What other things can I do to help it?

Do I have poisons/toxins in my body that are making me sick and

causing symptoms of illness? (Poisons make you sick. Think of it as

accidently drinking the stuff under your sink or worse, but you just

didn't see it go into your body. It was done in secret.) (That

includes most pharmacuetical drugs)

Read, not just the messages here. You won't learn it in a manner that

will be complete. You will still be reinforcing your idea of

attacking your symtoms with something.This is not a course in natural

healing. It would be too hard with all of the members coming and

going at random intervals, etc.

This is still nowhere complete. That requires you to read many things.

regards,

Frank

, " califpacific "

<califpacific> wrote:

> Dear Group,

>

> It seems that some of you could benefit in a more complete

> understanding of natural methods vs. allopathic methods.

>

> The allopathic system is based on attacking one symtom with one

> treatment. (can be complex chemical etc)untl the symptom is

> suppressed. That does not usually correct the underlying problem

and

> it usually gets worse over time.

>

> The natural method is to not treat symptoms but try and find the

> cause and correct it.

>

> You need to learn what is a symptom and what is a cause or disease.

>

> A lot of chronic conditions like headache, cholesterol, high blood

> pressure, insomnia, etc, etc, etc, are symptoms of something wrong

in

> what your body needs. It isn't always easy but to do so is to

correct

> it. Some times things are used temporarily to aleviate the pain and

> discomfort too but they are only temporary measures, not a solution.

>

> They believe that if your body receives all of the things it needs

it

> can then regulate and heal itself. In a lot of cases, you do not

have

> to figure out what you need. The body uusually doesn't need for you

> to figure out if it needs vitamins, minerals etc. You just give it

> liberal amounts of everything and it takes and uses whatever it

> needs. It does the treating, not you or a doctor. It is so complex

> and so intertwined in it's needs and uses that you could never

catch

> up. It is doing thousands of boichemical process every second.

>

> Does that mean they only use vitamins? No, there are a number of

> things that help also. Herbs, acupuncture, etc. help balance the

body

> and help it become normal again.

>

> In natural healing you do not treat cholesterol, headaches,

> weight,etc., you let the body balance itself by giving it what it

> needs, not by what you want. Good food, nutrients, sleep, etc.

>

> Postings here keep saying things like what can I take for my______?

> Meaning what natural substance can I use to replace my chemical,

> allopathic drugs that is used to suppress my symptoms. You do not

> understand the difference in methods.

>

> That is why this is a self education process, that or seek

treatment

> from a natural practioner.

>

> There are many, many resources in this group and on the web to

learn

> from. You are very lucky that the internet is available at a time

> when you are seeking this information as it was difficult to come

by

> before.

>

> Learn, get healthy, help others here.

>

> regards,

>