MD Cause: Genetics

MD Rx: Symptom management with pharmaceuticals until an early death sets in.

ND Cause: Selenium deficiency in the blood of the pregnant mother and therefore the infant during gestation.

Discussion: The world owes a great debt to Dr. Joel Wallach, ND for his discovery of the relationship between Cystic Fibrosis and the mineral selenium. The story of this discovery and Dr. Wallach’s subsequent dismissal from the research center where the discovery was made is a dark testimony to the pig-headedness of conventional medicine. It also marks the birth of a new field of medical research called Epigenetics. Pick up a copy of Dr. Wallach’s book “Epigenetics – The Death of the Genetic Theory of Disease Transmission.”[1] It is a fascinating read.

Long story short, Cystic Fibrosis is not genetically transmitted, nor is it specifically a disease. It is a syndrome with many different iterations. Muscular Dystrophy, Keshan’s disease and Cystic Fibrosis are all arms of the same octopus, and they are all caused by selenium deficiencies in the developing fetus’ body.

My Rx: In addition to the 90 EN and the elimination of the 12 Bad Foods:

Infants:

• 5 grams of ground organic flaxseeds three times daily.

• Infants: Intramuscular injections of Selenium selenite (10-25 mcg) per day.

• Oral Selenium if the injections cannot be secured. 1 bottle per 50 pounds per day, given in divided doses between meals.

 Adults:

• Selenium: 1 bottle per 100 pounds per month, not to exceed 2 bottles per month.

• EFA+:  bottle per 100 pounds per month. 3 tablets per bottle per day with meals.

[1] Go to www.drjwallach.com to purchase a copy.