Rather Be Healthy

Change the way…

Over the years specifically since I was diagnosed I’ve learnt a very useful lesson in life which has helped me significantly.
When I was first diagnosed back in February 2004 I had only been in the USA for two years and had married a woman from Colorado where I was living, so my initial reaction to being told I had MS was as I’m sure you can appreciate one of doom and gloom.
After the neurologist told me that the disease in his and every other traditionally trained doctor was incurable, I felt very sad, verging on depression, I mean it just wasn’t fair, I’d been a very active person physically, I didn’t smoke or eat junk food and I thought of myself as a morally good person, but this hideous disease had now in one fell swoop ruined my life.
It probably took a couple of weeks before I started to see things differently, at that time I’m not sure what it was that sort of “clicked” in my head, but I just knew I had to try and find a way to beat this, the neurologist that diagnosed me had called me an idiot for refusing what he referred to as medication but I just knew I wasn’t going to put those addictive symptom treating drugs into my body.
About a year later I started drinking a functional beverage called Xango made from the Mangosteen fruit which in all honesty saved my life.
I used it for about 7 years until I felt it could no longer keep the symptoms of MS away.
But I had to keep looking for a genuine solution, over the years I must had tried a good fifty different things, some helped a little but most did didly squat. Until I friend of mine back in the States told me about Ann Boroch and her incredible success, starting on the Abp with the help of Janet Orchard, amazing woman, I honestly believe that genuine life is once again within my grasp.
So for everyone about to start or those in two minds, remember this…
Change the way you look at things and the things you look at…Change…

Your choice…

Sickness in any of the thousands of guises is a pain in the ass, not prevebially necessarily, the “experts”… hah!!! still only treat the symptoms, and to the opposite end of the scale the so called “incurable” diseases like MS, MND and Cancer plus at least another 30 are condemned to a life, no, not life, just an existence of pain, frustration and drugs.
So why are they classed as Incurable… is it because they are genuinely incurable, or is it that the medical world is influenced, no…DOMINATED by the pharmaceutical giants, you see its an incredibly profitable business to brainwash the masses and to financially cajole the medical profession starting at its roots (medical school) to doctors surgeries and hospitals, they all succumb to one sort of incentive or another and say the same thing which is that no disease is curable without the use of a pharmaceutical drug.

So what is a disease… a disease is any toxin or pathogen that is alien to the body, over the past 150 years or so there’s been at least 100 new or previously unknown “diseases” categorised in medical journals around the world.
Diseases that now affect every organ or gland including the blood. Are they known of now purely because of medical research, well that’s what big pharma would have you believe but that isn’t strictly true.
Okay they weren’t known of before, but thats because the didn’t exist before, so many diseases have been created, yes created by man, not intentionally but because of the intake of additives such as MSG (monosodium glutamate) and artificial flavorings and preservatives and hundreds of other non natural synthetics added to foods that over time the body just can’t cope with.
The human body is an incredibly complex thing, we all take living for granted, but its estimated by those more qualified than me that the human brain is made up of 86 billion cells, and that there is more than 32 Trillion cells in the whole body and amazingly they all communicate with each other.
So every cell gland organ and our blood is designed to work in harmony with each other, and that’s happened for a couple of thousand years, until, one smart arse dabbled with the idea of putting “things” into foods. The original idea of improving the health of mankind was good, but that developed into flavorings, colourings preservatives and overall bastardization of natural foods.

Our natural immune system, 70% of which resides in the gut, without getting into specifics the immune system is like an umbrella keeping all the bad guy’s away from our cells and organs.

The human body can protect itself under normal conditions but sadly as we’ve moved on in life since about 1900 when life as we knew it became more and more affected by synthetics its having to fight a lot harder and sadly that fight has become like getting into a boxing ring with Tyson Fury, hard enough but now we have one arm tied behind our back.

So it all comes down to choice, I know in simplistic terms the answer will always be.. I want to live, sadly the majority are not given that choice or are not aware that that decision needs to be made until a step further is one step too many.
I urge you all now, accept that there are things you are ingesting that probably taste good or make you feel happy, temporarily but are genuinely damaging the very basis of life in you.
There are great nutrionally healthy herbs, spices and foods that might not appeal to your tastebuds initially that can and will save your life or synthetic cannibalised junk that tastes great to the indoctrinated tastebuds that over an unspecified period of time can suck away your will to live.
Your choice…

Because I’m trying…

In life there are three types of people, we’ve all met everyone of them, and they all consider that their way of thinking is right.
If there was a glass that could hold 400ml of water but only had 200ml in it, the three “types” would see it very differently, one would say “oh crap, it’s half empty”… that’s the pessimist…

Then there’s the one that says ” oh well, now there’s only one big drink left… I’ll just have a few little sips and that’s it… the realist.

Then there’s the one that says “”this is great, I’ve had a big slurp and I’ve still got a half glass full, and I know I’ll be able to refill it although I’m not sure how at this time”.. the optimist.

Now as I said they all think that their view is the right one to have, but in my opinion two of them are wrong, the pessimist thinks that they are Realists.
The realists are really Pessimists..
Whereas the optimist.. me… doesn’t accept the negativity of either of the other two.

When shit happens in life, you can either just say oh crap, things are bad and now it’s getting worse or you can say, okay it’s not ideal but I’ll find a way to make things better.

It’s strange how we all take great pleasure in watching Neo in The Matrix fighting against Agent Smith and avoiding the Sentinels… or John McClane whupping the ass of the terrorists in Die Hard.
But when faced with major problems, some people are so quick to adopt there’s no point in trying attitude of the two afore mentioned types.

I’m definitely an optimist, things might appear unbeatable or incurable when it comes to a disease like the one I have, but I have to keep looking, I have to keep trying.
Why, when 99.9% say its impossible.
Why!!!!
Because I’m trying to save my life…

Nothing..

I’m not going to harp on about all I’ve done physically, the skydiving hang gliding and Scuba diving etc or being a qualified pilot, or my 25 years in I.T. sales and Management or as the Client service director for the world leading authority in biological dentistry and body chemistry rebalancing.
The fact that MS took away my physical ability to do those things anymore hasn’t changed the person in my head.
I still have a competent clear thinking mind, I’m still me…no I can’t compete physically, but I still have determination and focus and more will power than most. I am beating what the worlds experts in the medical field think is impossible. So the way I see things is that I’m damn good. I might not be as physically capable as I was but I’m still Stefan, so…
Don’t write me off, I’m still me.
Nothing has changed…