The question is how well are we doing? How healthy, how successful, and how much have we improved?
In school we were tested to see how much of the subject we remembered and how much we learned from college in the area of profession or the degree we wanted to fulfill. In advanced degrees we were examined by our department heads and had to defend our thesis, because we needed to produce a significant advancement to our profession in two years or not receive our Doctorate degree.
It was different in high school, when our gym teacher graded us on how many push-ups, sit-ups, pull-ups, jump squats, how fast we ran the quarter mile, 100, and 50yds, how far we tossed the base ball, and how far we did the standing broad jump. There were other grades for health, and swimming. Then we were also graded in every other subject that we had to take in school to graduate.
Our churches also help us improve. The leaders teach us right from wrong and attempt to know us all very well. Every time we look for a new job, our potential employer attempts to discover how good a worker we will be for them. Our doctors give us exams, and take tests to see how healthy we are to determine what needs to be done to keep us healthy. We also strive to keep ourselves healthy and learn what it means to be healthy in our society.
In the United States, there are two types of health: Traditional and Complimentary medicine, and Western medicine. Traditional/Complimentary medicine is often called "integrative medicine," and it attempts to integrate traditional medical care with practices that help patients cope better with their illness, reduce their stresses and live healthier lives.
To truly understand the ideology of Western medicine, you have to take a look at the language used by doctors and researchers. Their choice of words reveals their belief systems and the models they use to understand the way they think medicine works. So much of Western medicine's approach to disease is focused on getting rid of the physical symptoms -- cutting out tumors with sharp instruments, for example, or attempting to shrink tumors with chemotherapy. But a critical analysis of these methodologies shows that treating tumors does little or nothing to actually improve the quality of life or the lifespan of the patients.
Meanwhile, alternative medicine approaches to reversing disease that recognize the holistic nature of the human body have much greater success. With a combination of herbs like graviola, acupuncture, super-food supplements, dietary changes and the adoption of physical training habits, patients cure their own diseases and have no need for the "war" approach promoted by Western medicine.
In the case of cancer, there is evidence showing that spirulina destroys cancer tumors. There's evidence that oxygen therapy works well. There's evidence about cat's claw and Amazon herbs in reversing cancer. In fact, cancer is one of the easiest diseases to reverse with herbal medicines and nutritional therapy; yet Western medicine authorities do not want you to know about holistic medicine.
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There are no real "health secrets" just common sense, instinct or God's love and desire for us all to be happy.
There are thousands of books on these subjects that you can purchase right now in your neighborhood for very little money and you can also search the Internet and discover how countless cures work for just about any health problem.
Study how God's blessings work and learn about the love Jseus has for us, and what grace can do for you by reading all about the Gifts of the Holy Spirit and why God wants you all to be healthy in body, mind, soul, and spirit.
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