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You are about to read some powerful, earth-shaking, life-changing factors about alternative medical treatment which you may not wish to hear.  So, buckle up your mental seat-belt because the ride through this rough territory might jolt you into serious considerations of how you might benefit from this information. 

My reasons for launching into this topic is because of what happened to a medical patient of mine which continues to upset me 30 years later.  This 30 year old very intelligent athletic looking registered nurse, along with her husband, came to see me for unusual mild vaginal bleeding.  Her physical exam of the area was normal except for a small raw area on the cervix which bled to touch.

Her pap smear came back class 5 (cancer cells present) and the subsequent biopsy of the cervix confirmed a diagnosis of Stage One cancer of the cervix.  Now, that category of cancer is early and essentially 99.9% curable by hysterectomy or irradiation treatment.

It turns out she had been working for an herbal medicine doctor and felt no need to have an annual pap smear over the previous 5 years since herbal medicine she used was keeping her in perfect health.

After fully discussing all avenues of treatment, the excellent prognosis for cure, and the very early nature of this fatal disease if untreated, she refused all standard medical treatment because she had the strong belief that she would be cured by using only herbal medicine---her husband agreed with her decision vehemently.

Hoping to change her mind, I pleaded with her at least to get a second opinion.  I scheduled her appointment at the local university hospital oncology center.  She never showed up for the appointment there.

About two years later, one afternoon during my office hours, I received a call from the local hospital emergency room doctor about a patient claiming she had seen me previously as a patient.  The lady I saw lying there I didn't recognize at first, but her husband I did. 

She was emaciated, so weak she couldn't even lift her head.  She smiled as she recognized me and in a whispered voice thanked me for coming to see her there.  I was overwhelmed with empathy for what she had gone through, and the tragic tearful picture of this lady I saw before me--I'd seen it many times before in terminal cancer patients--but this was personal and heartbreaking.  She passed away the next day in the hospital.

Afterwards, I was plagued for many years about my incompetence at being unable to reach this lady at the beginning and convince her to be treated with known techniques.  And, here I am still thinking about her and the "cure" that came from herbal medicine.

I'm wondering:

• Why didn't the herbal medicine doctor wise up and motivate her to see
  real doctors after she saw that her medicines weren't working at all?
   

• Why didn't her family, especially her husband, wake-up to what was happening to her as she continued to degenerate and get worse?
   

• Did anyone in her family feel guilty later about letting it all happen, when it could have been cured, and she could have enjoyed many more happy years with the family?
   

• Were they all completely, irretrievably brainwashed about curing cancer with herbal medicines?  And, where are the cancer studies that proved that in their minds?

Are you listening to what I'm saying?

Although this is an extreme example of how people are led to believe in something that can't be shown to be true, yet adhered to with such a strong belief they are willing to die because of it, we all need to be reminded to keep an open mind above and beyond our own belief systems.

You've heard, seen, viewed, and thought about what the media, radio, and TV are always throwing into your face, and convincingly you, at least to some degree,  about the majestic healing powers of herbal medicines.

This is an honest effort to present the facts about the usefulness, healing powers of, and current scientific knowledge known today about touted "natural medicines" stripped of the hype, exaggerations, and implications spread by the media. 

Granted, I'm not an expert in the field of herbal or natural medicines, but as a medical doctor with 40 years of medical knowledge in my memory banks, I am obligated by my professional code to remind you what should be obvious---yet apparently isn't.  I call it "preventive medicine."

When Americans spend over two billion dollars a year straight out of their pockets on these products which normally aren't covered by health insurance, it's a compelling reason to uncover why so many hard working people have been so misled, and followed by disappointing results.

Click Here to read the truth.

Of course, if it weren't for the health food stores in every town in this country selling herbal medicines (not held to the standards set for real medicine) and millions of customers buying them, we might have another million folks out of a job this year.  Sarcastic, but to the point.

Belief is the core root for behavior patterns.  This is no better explained than what Maxwell Maltz, M.D. uncovered in his book "The New Psycho-Cybernetics."

And belief is derived from the interaction of memory based conscious and unconscious experiences in our lives.  In other words, your brain picks up trillions of sensory messages fed into it daily and stores them (consider all the literature, ads, TV commercials, etc. about herbal medicine sent to your brain daily). 

So, when you consciously think about the value of herbal medicines, it's the instant job of the unconscious brain to put together a mental portfolio or report which summarizes your stored subconscious experiences, thoughts, and memories about the topic.  When this summary is shipped up the conveyor belt to the conscious mind you, in a split second, you use the info to construct and validate your belief at that moment.  Thankfully, it can be changed.

OOPS!  I just gave away the secret that 30 million people who read Dr. Maltz's book, and used the strategies to attain success in life, have been hiding from you.

Click Here to understand how you've been terribly misled about the value and use of herbal medication.

When stuck between what You  believe and what you're  being told, you'll need someone else to help you to decide when and if herbal medicine can help you.

Curt Graham, M.D., L & C Internet Enterprises, Inc.
2404 Mason Ave.  Las Vegas, NV 89102
E-mail = cgmdrx(at)gmail.com

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