The Law of Stimulation

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Hi Everyone,

 

I was reading some material from

http://health.PathOfHealth/

about supplements. Bob Farrell posted this very useful information to

the group some time ago. It further explains why foods like garlic,

onions, pepper, coffee, etc. are enervating to the body.

 

Enjoy,

Janet

 

The Law of Stimulation...

 

which was reprinted from Lesson Four, " Decision for Health, " SUPERIOR

LIFE MANAGEMENT by Drs. Robert and Elizabeth McCarter, 1980.

Bionomics Health Research Institute, Tucson, AZ.

 

… " We call anything which causes this increased action on the part of

the body, a Stimulant " . Of course, the immediate effect of the

stimulant is that which is most evident, that the stimulant is working

and doing " good " . This feeling of well-being is only temporary,

however, since while the stimulant appear to do good, it is actually

doing harm, the extent of the harm done dependent upon, and in a

precise ratio to, the amount of power called into play to produce the

accelerated response, the feeling of well-being, of euphoria. This is

the Law of Stimulation. It reveals the physiological consequences of

false deception. It pertains to all stimulants: drugs (vitamins,

etc.), coffee, tea, cocoa, alcohol, nicotine, ...the effect of many of

these stimulants being extremely exciting; and also to lesser ones

such as the various herbs, onions, garlic and the like. All appear to

do good, but all perform a disservice to the body in that they do

lasting harm, the harm being due to the fact that they reach into the

body's energy reserves to accomplish the good they appear to do and

offer nothing in return which is of lasting value.

 

Their efforts are cumulative and remain with the person who employs

them. The sense of euphoria occasioned by their use is always

followed, in time, by a depression due to the expenditure of power

required, as we have seen, to bring about the exhilaration in the

first instance.

 

Certain stimulants are said to 'act' on certain parts of the body as,

for example, digitalis is said to 'act' on the heart. The exact

opposite is true. In this case, the heart is already weak and the

digitalis only serves to weaken it further. All stimulants are

useless to the body. They cannot become part of the body; they cannot

be turned into blood, flesh, or bone. They present an encumbrance to

body action and, for this reason, a threat to efficiency and a

hindrance to perfection. "

 

" ...The constant use of coffee, drugs, vitamins, even herbs, will

slowly, or rapidly, destroy the essence of life as they are used and

according to the inherited constitution of the user. "

" ..sleep restores the energy bank "

 

" Herbert M. Shelton states the Law of Stimulation as follows: 'Under

all circumstances, vitality of energy of any character whatever is

invariably manifested or noticed by us, as energy, in it expenditure,

never in its accumulation. "

 

This lesson was helpful to me in better understanding any

supplements/stimulations, and how their effects are exactly opposite

from what they seem!! And, I hope some of these extractions provide

some insight to others.

 

All the best,

Bob