| Is it true that the body will always try to heal | | | | - Resting and recuperatingcauses the patient a |
| itself? | | | | degree of stress and discomfort. |
| Yes it is! | | | | I guess this is one of the reasons that people |
| If given the chance, the body will always try to | | | | choose the 'easyway' out - thinking that by taking |
| restore itself tonormality - health being the norm. | | | | a medicine there will be no pain. |
| However, if there isn't enough vital energy left | | | | But we all know - there is no gain without a bit of |
| within theorganism it will still attempt to heal itself | | | | pain - so ifyou get sick - be prepared for a bit of |
| - but will expire inthe trying. | | | | discomfort. |
| As a final example - the 'death rattle' may be | | | | It won't be anything that you can't handle if you |
| construed as thelast effort of the body to | | | | are prepared. |
| mobilize it's resources. | | | | Simply adjust your schedule to allow for an |
| Now! - here's the substance of to-day's article. | | | | adequate period ofbed-rest and know that after a |
| The healing process that the body undergoes in | | | | short period of inactivity you willbe on top once |
| order to maintainits equilibrium is not always a | | | | again - fighting fit and ready to take on the |
| pleasant experience. | | | | rolesthat you have assumed in your life. |
| In fact - I can't say that I've ever gone through a | | | | And here's the kicker! |
| 'healing cycle'that I would consider 'comfortable.' | | | | By adopting a natural lifestyle you can |
| The very act of; | | | | circumnavigate most of thetrials and tribulations |
| - Raising the temperature, | | | | associated with disease and its |
| - Bringing the toxic wastes to the depurating | | | | subsequentdiscomforts. |
| organs, | | | | All the best in choosing the smart way to health |
| - Eliminating said toxins and | | | | and happiness. |