Genes

I am rarely sick, but I have to work hard to stay well. I carefully watch what I eat (mostly vegetables, no red meat or pork, some fish and chicken). I exercise regularly, and vigorously use most of the skills I have learned about Frequency Medicine and Alternative Therapy to stay ahead of the curve. Without such regular care and attention, I think the good health I enjoy would not last long, and I would fall by the wayside.

My wife, Nancy, despite her strokes, is never sick, no matter what. I manage her health care too, but I suspect that even if I did not, she would still enjoy great health.

What's the difference?

!! THE GENE POOL !!

My father was hypertensive early on, and died of cancer in his early seventies. My Mom had a number of skin cancers during her lifetime, and died of recurrent lung cancer in her early eighties. She had two sisters, both of whom died of breast cancer, one in her early sixties. Each of these aunts had a child who died from cancer at an early age (their forties). And I had a sister who was never what you would call healthy, who died of medical complications in her mid-forties.

On the other hand:

My wife's Mom died in her mid-sixties from cancer. She had one sister who lived into her nineties, and died from old age. Nancy's Dad (whom she clearly resembles physically)  recently passed away at age 95. His cause of death was Simple Old Age.

Up to 4 or 5 months before he died, he lived in his own apartment, drove his car every day, played golf, and was the hit of every party he attended. He had a slew of aunts and uncles who were way into the eighties or nineties before they died, and most of them died from old age as he had, not from some horrid disease.

Which family's gene pool would you rather have? Wouldn't you agree, all things equal, that my wife's chances of living longer are better than mine?

If your family history shows a strong gene pool like Nancy's, be thankful but don't get smug. The environment in which we live today, with air and water pollution, chemicalization of nearly everything we put into our bodies, levels of stress that are unbelievable- all of those add up to challenge the health of even the best gene pool around.

Nearly every day I run frequency programs for myself designed to strengthen my Immune System and organ functions.

Enjoy your good health. It is a priceless gift, but don't take it for granted. The principles of Programmed Cell Death apply to everyone. And if things do go wrong, think of the possibility of improving your resistance to disease and organ malfunction by applying principles of Alternative Therapies.