The Drug Industry Suppresses Knowledge of Water’s Benefits
By ignoring the dominant and vital importance of water to optimum health and well-being of the human body, the medical and scientific communities have allowed the drug industry to perpetrate fraud against society. But what this industry has done for financial gain constitutes a form of terrorism, because they terrorize people by producing fear tactics on the television and in the media and so on; they force people to go to their doctors and demand a certain type of medication.
One of them is asthma, for example. Asthma is a state of dehydration and one of the ads that I have seen recently everywhere, says “Life should take your breath away, not asthma.” Double-blind, randomized trials are only suited for evaluation of drugs and chemical compounds to ensure their safety. This costly procedure is not suited for the study of the dehydration-produced metabolic problems and their associated deficiency disorders.
In other words, throw that system of the drug industry evaluation out of the window, and flush the syphon, and go back to Nature and try to find out what your body wants; then give it to it. Don’t listen to what the doctor says, doctors don’t know what is the problem with your body, and unfortunately, doctors who are in the mainstream certainly don’t know. I didn’t know, I had to spend twenty-two years of research in order to come to this level of understanding.
Those in the health-care system who chose to ignore this information and continue to use drugs for conditions that are caused by dehydration and mineral deficiency would expose themselves to eventually being legally challenged as criminally negligent. So, sooner or later, you will find one of these ‘ambulance chasers’ taking a doctor to court, saying, “Why did you treat this person’s hypertension with diuretics, you caused this man ill health, you caused him a lot of problems and you shortened his life by at least twenty years as a result of your medication—diuretics, calcium blockers, beta-blockers and so on.
Whereas your body was short of water and that is why he had hypertension.” Now, that will come, that day will come soon. Where did twentieth-century medicine go wrong? What are the early symptoms and signs of dehydration? Twentieth-century medicine started thinking that a dry mouth was the only sign of dehydration, which is wrong. In order to be able to chew and swallow food, even if you haven’t drunk anything your body produces ample saliva to perform that function, so dry mouth is not a sign of dehydration.
Anyone who is waiting to get dry mouth in order to drink water, or waiting to get thirsty in order to drink water, is inviting trouble. In fact, I wrote an article which was published in “Townsend Letters for Doctors,” it’s a two-page article responding to Heinz Valtin of Dartmouth College who said people shouldn’t drink water just like that, they wait until they get thirsty, and I wrote the article saying that waiting to get thirsty is to die prematurely and very painfully, and in the article I call him ignorant. I said this man is ignorant, you shouldn’t rely on his statement.
Water Regulates Most of the Body’s Functions
By ignoring the dominant and vital importance of water to optimum health and well-being of the human body, the medical and scientific communities have allowed the drug industry to perpetrate fraud against society. But what this industry has done for financial gain constitutes a form of terrorism, because they terrorize people by producing fear tactics on the television and in the media and so on; they force people to go to their doctors and demand a certain type of medication.
One of them is asthma, for example. Asthma is a state of dehydration and one of the ads that I have seen recently everywhere, says “Life should take your breath away, not asthma.” Double-blind, randomized trials are only suited for evaluation of drugs and chemical compounds to ensure their safety. This costly procedure is not suited for the study of the dehydration-produced metabolic problems and their associated deficiency disorders.
In other words, throw that system of the drug industry evaluation out of the window, and flush the syphon, and go back to Nature and try to find out what your body wants; then give it to it. Don’t listen to what the doctor says, doctors don’t know what is the problem with your body, and unfortunately, doctors who are in the mainstream certainly don’t know. I didn’t know, I had to spend twenty-two years of research in order to come to this level of understanding.
Those in the health-care system who chose to ignore this information and continue to use drugs for conditions that are caused by dehydration and mineral deficiency would expose themselves to eventually being legally challenged as criminally negligent. So, sooner or later, you will find one of these ‘ambulance chasers’ taking a doctor to court, saying, “Why did you treat this person’s hypertension with diuretics, you caused this man ill health, you caused him a lot of problems and you shortened his life by at least twenty years as a result of your medication—diuretics, calcium blockers, beta-blockers and so on.
Whereas your body was short of water and that is why he had hypertension.” Now, that will come, that day will come soon. Where did twentieth-century medicine go wrong? What are the early symptoms and signs of dehydration? Twentieth-century medicine started thinking that a dry mouth was the only sign of dehydration, which is wrong. In order to be able to chew and swallow food, even if you haven’t drunk anything your body produces ample saliva to perform that function, so dry mouth is not a sign of dehydration.
Anyone who is waiting to get dry mouth in order to drink water, or waiting to get thirsty in order to drink water, is inviting trouble. In fact, I wrote an article which was published in “Townsend Letters for Doctors,” it’s a two-page article responding to Heinz Valtin of Dartmouth College who said people shouldn’t drink water just like that, they wait until they get thirsty, and I wrote the article saying that waiting to get thirsty is to die prematurely and very painfully, and in the article I call him ignorant. I said this man is ignorant, you shouldn’t rely on his statement.
Water Regulates Most of the Body’s Functions
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