The Healthview Newsletter, Issue #27-29 - Freedom School

Introducing
PaulEck
Dr. Paul Eck graduated from the National College
of Naprapathy in Chicago, Illinois in 1955. This is a
type of school which is essentially a cross between a
chiropractic college and a school of Naturopathy. Aller
he graduated from that college, he worked for nine
years as a chemical researcher at the Van Straaten
Chemical Company.
Aller that, he spent another five years at the Ellis.
Research Laboratories, also in Chicago. At this partie'
ular laboratory, Dr. Eck was responsible for directing
research in nutrition and biochemistry.
Altogether, Dr. Eck has spent 35 years in mineral
and biochemical research. This is in addition to a lifetime
of private research covering hundreds of technical
books and thousands of research papers.
A number of years after he left the Ellis Research
Laboratories, Dr. Eck opened his own mineral laboratory
where he analyzes hair samples for specific minerallevels.
In the last five years he has analyzed more
than 30,000 different hair samples and has designed
an equal number of individualized nutritional programs
for patients and physicians all across the United
States. Each year, he lectures to more than 700 chiropractors,
dentists and medical doctors every year.
We think Dr. Eck is one ofthe first people
to present a broad scientific foundation
for the entire field of nutrition.
We ourselves have been working closely with Paul
Eck for more than two years. We can tell you that we
have been highly impressed with his overall knowledge
of minerals and body chemistry.
Paul Eck is completely open-minded. He won't
blindly accept something just because he read it in a
medical textbook or just because everyone else in his
field accepts it.
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Dr. Paul Eck
We think Dr. Eck is one ofthe first people to present
a broad scientific foundation for the entire field of nutrition.
Once you understand what he has to say, d07.ens
and dozens of apparent inconsistencies and unexplainable
nutritional facts will seem to fall right into place
and become easy to comprehend. The knowledge we
have gained from Paul Eck is of a broader and more
encompassing scope than any other information we have
ever heard or read in the health literature.
Veryfew people understand his work, and
as a result, very few really appreciate what
he has to offer.
Paul Eck seems to reach a level of basics when he
talks about minerals that very few, if any, other people
have ever done. He is really building a whole new science
of minerals from the ground floor up-a science
of minerals which will open the doors to a new age of
healing that man has never before known or experienced.
In many ways, Paul Eck is a maverick in the field
ofnutrition, Many of his views do not coincide with the
numerous opinions and theories which exist today in
the field of nutrition. In fact, he is in complete disagreement
on a number of long-standing and established
concepts,
Very few people understand his work, and as a
result, very few really appreciate what he has to offer.
However, after evaluating his work for more than
two years, we feel that Paul Eck has a great deal to
offer. We are certain that his work will go down as one
of the most important contributions to health in this
century,
We are not saying this lightly. We know that when
Paul Eck's viewpoints become more widely known and
accepted, the field of nutrition, as it is practiced today,
will never be the same.
Healthview Newsletetr, Issue #27-29