With these books, you avoid hospitals, tubes, surgeries—everything that medicine offers as a solution—yet the suffering becomes even greater.

 

 

 

 

Tubes, cutting of organs, and removal of organs are not solutions for me, while for you they are relief from suffering and an entry into even more difficult conditions. The body knows what it needs, and that is nature. Nature has solutions to problems; medicine does not recognize them. In order to avoid all of this, you need to have knowledge before you find yourself in such situations, because then the question is how much time you have for what.

My advice to you is to cleanse your organs. Only by cleansing your organs can you avoid surgeries, that is, having them removed by a knife. The intestines must be cleaned first. Do you think the organs are separate? That is a misconception. Connections are what matter. When you force the body to work at maximum and beyond, while it is already weakened—because the organs responsible for eliminating waste are not functioning—you end up in problems.

While you focus on the consequences and do not address the cause, is that really good treatment for you? Do you ever ask yourself how it is possible that someone is treated for 10 years or more and is still not cured? Are there no cured people in medicine, only those who are treated until the end of their lives? Is that treatment? To me, that is suffering; to you, it is a good choice.

You choose your choices—these are mine. Only when you address the cause can you be healed, yet you hold on to illusion. When the body is clogged with waste, the pain and the problems you face are the body telling you to cleanse your organs. What do you do? You take pills, and the body is screaming—that is not the solution.

The body knows only nature. You should always consult your doctor and make your own decisions about your treatment. This is my choice—nature. For me, there must be a result: healing, no pain—not years of treatment. Where is the result without pain? You look only at the beginning, not the end. Choose to strengthen your body, not to weaken it.