New Age Health Care - Way of Life Literature
New Age Health Care - Way of Life Literature
New Age Health Care - Way of Life Literature
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1 Timothy 4:4 says, “For every creature <strong>of</strong> God is good,<br />
and nothing to be refused, if it be received with<br />
thanksgiving.”<br />
Naturopathy<br />
Naturopathy in the United States was developed by<br />
Benedict Lust, who founded the American School <strong>of</strong><br />
Naturopathy in 1902. It is built on the following three<br />
basic principles:<br />
“(1) The body has a natural drive to maintain<br />
equilibrium--symptoms <strong>of</strong> disease are only<br />
indications that the body is striving to heal itself. (2)<br />
The root <strong>of</strong> all disease is the accumulation <strong>of</strong> waste<br />
products and toxins due to poor life-style habits. (3)<br />
The body contains both the wisdom and the power<br />
to heal itself--provided one does what enhances<br />
rather than what interferes with this power” (The<br />
Hidden <strong>Age</strong>nda, p. 109).<br />
All three <strong>of</strong> these principles are half truths, and half<br />
truths can be whole lies. While it is true that the body has<br />
a natural drive to maintain equilibrium, it is not true that<br />
all symptoms <strong>of</strong> disease are indicative <strong>of</strong> the body trying<br />
to heal itself. While the accumulation <strong>of</strong> wastes and<br />
toxins due to poor life-style habits is the root <strong>of</strong> some<br />
disease, it is definitely not the root <strong>of</strong> all disease. And to<br />
say that the body has “the wisdom and the power to heal<br />
itself” is only partially true, because there are dramatic<br />
limits to the body’s healing power, regardless <strong>of</strong> what<br />
diet you eat or how you live.<br />
Dr. David Sneed says:<br />
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