21st Century: Liberation of Common Diseases [Matthias Rath MD]

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[sSRI-Research] 21st Century: Liberation of Common Diseases

[Matthias Rath MD]

 

 

 

Matthias Rath MD:

 

History Repeats Itself -

16th Century: Liberation of Illiteracy

21st Century: Liberation of Common Diseases

 

http://www.petition450.org/english/default.html

 

We have seen the monstrous wickedness that emerged from Germany in two

worldwars, but the history of this nation nestled in Northern Europe

has one bright chapter. About five hundred years ago, the light of

knowledge flared and bathed the country in in its glow. Light shone on

the printed page. It opened the eyes of the people, and humanity was

liberated from the yoke of illiteracy.

 

During the Dark Ages, 80% of the people of Europe were unable to read

or write. Latin was language of the spiritual and political leaders,

the tongue of priests and noblemen, and the hallmark of a saved soul.

Conducting religion and politics in a language beyond the

comprehension of the common people excluded them from any decisions

that effected their future. Secular and spiritual leaders exploited

this ignorance. Unbridled greed seeped into every aspect of daily

life. The rulers told millions of people who fought starvation,

disease and an early death that paradise would be their reward.

However, paradise had a price. One would need a key to heaven, and the

rulers held the keys. Letters of indulgence were sold everywhere.

People did not know whether to feed their children or buy salvation

for their souls.

 

But the perfectionism of this indulgence system led to its downfall.

People wondered about the words on the letters. They wanted to know

the meaning, and the thirst for knowledge had to be quenched.

 

The translation of the Latin Bible into the spoken languages enabled

millions of people in Europe to learn to read and write. No longer did

the people depend on the priests and the noblemen to translate the

word of God.

 

The people could learn what they wished, not just what the rulers

wished them to learn.

 

With the end of the The Middle ages, trade, science and culture began

to blossom and thrive throughout Europe. The age of spiritual and

intellectual liberation had arrived.

 

The first universities were founded in Europe during the 16th

century.

Illiteracy dropped from 80% to 20% in only 100 years.

 

Today people in the industrial world can read and write. But when we

examine what most people know about their bodies and health, the Dark

Ages still prevail. This ignorance is no accident. Scientific facts

and proven medical information have been systematically withheld and

from the general public.

 

Doctor's prescriptions are still written in Latin, and one would need

an interpreter, a doctor, to understand the chemicals that are said to

help our health.

 

Dr. Rath's discovery that common diseases, such as high blood

pressure, heart weakness, diabetes and cancer, are caused by vitamin

deficiency created a new world view. And just as literacy swept

through Europe and dispelled ignorance, the discoveries of Cellular

Medicine cannot be stopped.

 

Millions of people will never let this vital information be stripped

away from them.

 

This is the main reason why all efforts by the pharma-cartel to

suppress the medical truth will fail.

 

Only the truth can prevail.