Natural Allopathic Medicine E-Book

Natural Allopathic Medicine introduces new principles and practices of medicine that can be integrated into all types of health care no matter what kind of practitioner you are. It greatly increases the throw weight of doctors and healers alike enabling them to more effectively and safely treat serious life threatening illnesses like cancer, heart disease and neurological disorders like Autism, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases - without resorting to dangerous pharmaceuticals, which in reality do little to resolve chronic syndromes. Though this is a medical text it is also comprehensible for patients, who not only need to treat themselves, but have to understand what their doctors and practitioners are and, most importantly, are not doing for them.

Natural Allopathic Medicine, an obvious oxymoron, is not used only for rhetorical effect, or a novel expression of some concepts that are merging. It represents a discovery that offers a light of hope in our present dark age of medicine. Natural Allopathic Medicine lays down tracks through the mountain passes of confusion, lies, deception and even perceptual blindness that arise from medical paradigms that cannot glean wisdom from other competing paradigms. Originally conceived as a series of volumes on medical truthby the International Medical Verities Veritas Association, Natural Allopathic Medicine is the underlying concept that introduces a new paradigm in medicine that revolutionizes the fields of oncology, cardiology, pediatrics, infectious disease and neurology as well as the general practice of medicine.

One of the hallmarks of Natural Allopathic Medicine is the bringing of certain emergency room and intensive care medicines to the world of chronic health care.

Natural Allopathic Medicine reaches deeply into emergency rooms and intensive care wards for answers to chronic disease. In these medical areas we find that the best, safest and most reliable workhorse medicines are concentrated nutritional medicines, not pharmaceuticals. There is no comparison in using drugs with devastating side effects, even at low dosage, with concentrated natural nutritional substances like magnesium chloride, sodium bicarbonate and iodine that heal and nurture human physiology.

These substances are considered medicines only if they are in injectable forms. Sodium bicarbonate and magnesium chloride, when sold for oral or topical application, are not considered medicines thus no prescription is needed. Though allopathic medicine likes to define everything, including water as toxic or as a poison, there are in reality certain medicinal substances, including water, that have no side effects even at high doses.

In the 21st century the center of pharmacology needs to be shifted away from medicines that add to peoples already heavy toxic burdens, to medicines and protocols that reduce these burdens.

In a practical applications chapter called Combining Oral with Transdermal - Dose Sensitivity & Therapeutic Effect, we find that when using nutritional medicines like magnesium chloride, iodine, sodium bicarbonate, vitamin C and Alpha Lipoic Acid, the dose does make the effect but in a sense opposite to the allopathic paradigm. In Natural Allopathic Medicine we often take doses to exceedingly high levels without the side effects found in pharmaceuticals that are an ever present danger even at very low dosages. In allopathic medicine everything, even water and vitamin C are placed on a scale of toxicity with everything being defined as poisonous. And though it’s true, one can drown in water a large person can safely drink a gallon of it a day and one can put pounds of magnesium chloride in one’s bath and take very high dosages of iodine safely for infectious disorders without the serious and dangerous downside of antibiotics.

This is especially possible when one uses the right dosages of vitamins, minerals and fatty acids (among other things). The dose makes the effect and Natural Allopathic Medicine pays special attention to this issue. Allopathic medicine shoots itself in the foot with its insistence that nutrition does not matter. It feels the same way about emotions. Thus orthodox physicians do not pay much attention to either diet or emotions.