New Age Health Care - Way of Life Literature

The macrobiotic practitioners on the Internet claim to be
free, but it is a very strange sort of freedom!
Mishio Kushi, a leading macrobiotics practitioner, says:
“We lead our life in a simple modest way, eating
macrobiotically and develop a spirit of gratitude to
everyone and everything. This way, it becomes easy
to attain the order of the infinite universe which is
our life itself--eternal and everlasting” (Kushi Institute
literature and promotional materials, quoted from
The Hidden Agenda, p. 108).
This is obviously a pagan philosophy that is contrary to
Scripture. Observe that he is thankful to “everything” but
not to the Almighty Creator God, and he believes that
everlasting life is gained by a macrobiotics lifestyle
rather than through faith in Jesus Christ. This is a false
gospel, and the child of God should have nothing to do
with it.
Macrobiotic counselors diagnose their patients through
iridology and other bogus methods.
Dr. David Sneed describes a woman named Bonlyn Walls
who began delving into macrobiotics after visits to a
New Age food store. She says, “For one thing, I was
looking for a low-sugar diet. And I liked vegetables and
fruits and whole grain foods” (The Hidden Agenda, p.
103). There is nothing wrong with these foods, of course,
but the problem is that she was gradually drawn into
occultic idolatry. She says:
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