Parasites
For the purposes of this article, the term parasites includes all organic life forms that get into our bodies and cause disease. Again Dr Hulda Clark has done an excellent job of explaining to the general public what these parasites are and how to get rid of them. The first obvious action is to try and minimise the number which get in, and hygiene and cleanliness are obvious places to start. Having got in however it is then up to the body's natural defence mechanisms to try and neutralise them. If the body's immune system is weak it has an uphill battle - if it is strong it will most times succeed. So how do we manage to keep our immune systems strong? The many different types of health practitioners all have their own ways of achieving this.

There is little doubt that those people who live a healthy lifestyle, ie, eat a good nutritious diet, avoid ingesting toxins, and get plenty of exercise and rest, find it much easier to avoid disease. This is becoming more and more difficult in our present Western societies, and many people are finding it necessary to use nutritional supplements to restore the balance.

If a bacterial infection manages to overcome the immune system, antibiotics can help, but bear in mind that they damage the immune system and this can leave the way open for one of the chronic degenerative diseases to set in.

A major source of infection in many people's bodies is their mouths. Most dentists do not warn us when they put in a root canal filling that there is no way of totally sealing off the capillaries in the dead tooth. These fill with bacteria which provide a constant source of infection for the immune system to fight for the rest of our lives. All it needs then is for the immune system to be knocked out by, for example, an overdose of antibiotics, and you develop leukaemia (or something equally serious). In fact extensive research by Dr Weston Price has shown that about 70% of people with a root canal filling will develop a chronic degenerative disease which can be at least partly attributed to the root canal filling. Dr George Meinig has publicised this research widely, and some dentists are heeding it but many aren't. In the 21st century all dentists will need to take issues like this seriously or face the dangers of litigation from an angry public. This is of course a major concern to their professional organisations and explains their reluctance to face up to these issues. Other sources of infection in the mouth include cavitations which have not been cleaned out after a tooth has been extracted. A soft bony mass regrows in the area and becomes a home for bacterial infection. Anyone who has these conditions in their mouths and has developed any chronic degenerative disease, or who is concerned about the possibility of this happening, should consult a dentist who is serious about attacking these problems. If your dentist tells you that these things aren't a problem you should be 1ooking for another dentist.

Dr Hulda Clark and Dr Robert Beck have both developed interesting ways of assisting the immune system to fight off viruses and bacteria. Basically it has been known and proven for some time that all viruses and bacteria can be immobilised by milliampere electric currents. The challenge has been to find a practical way to use that discovery. Hulda Clark uses a combination of an electronic gadget and herbal treatments, but Bob Beck has found a different way of immobilising all viruses and bacteria wherever they occur in the body. He has seen many people recover from full blown AIDS, as well as cancer and other diseases. Then there is always the Rife system which has been around for over fifty years and has been very successful at assisting people to overcome cancer and other diseases.

Oxygen therapies have been used for many years to assist the body to repel all sorts of parasites. These have been widely publicised by Ed McCabe among others. Basically either ozone (O3) or hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is used in minute quantities to oxygenate the blood, as the micro-organisms which cause disease can only survive in a low oxygen environment.

Read on to see what other measures are necessary to prevent chronic degenerative disease.