What is the difference between the nutrients that cells need and artificially made Western medicines?

Every cell is a perfect factory, extremely precise, and no matter which organ it belongs to, its workflow is completed within a single cell.

Cells need power to operate. As health education textbooks have taught, they need nutrients, water, sunlight, air and so on to sustain life.

They need to take in carbohydrates, lipids and proteins, which become the main source of energy production for living organisms; they also need vitamins and minerals to maintain normal physiological functions. Otherwise, you may get mouth sores, poor eyesight, anemia, or see the effects on your skin.

There are two reasons for getting sick: one is that cells have insufficient nutrients, and the other is that cells take in toxins.

What nutrients cells need, and what we should eat to supply them.

Artificial additives cannot give cells nutrition, and they also increase the workload of detoxification and elimination for the cells of the liver and kidneys.

Once the cells in an organ begin to starve one by one, grow tired and develop problems, the organ's function deteriorates more and more, and then that organ becomes sick.

Illness is a distress signal sent out by damaged cells. We are used to going to the doctor, or should we instead look back and think about what we have failed to give our cells to eat?

Stomachache, see a doctor; bad skin, see a doctor; a cold, see a doctor; chronic disease, also see a doctor…

See a Western doctor and get Western medicine. The function of Western medicine is to tell cells to be quiet, stop complaining, and not go on strike!

Our cells are eating these things. Is that really good for them?

Who on earth invented the saying that you should see a doctor when you have a cold? Has it become a greeting, just like asking whether you have eaten enough?

The causes of harm to the human body include not only the commonly recognized invasion of toxins and lack of nutrition, but also psychological factors, excessive stress, lifestyle and so on (Lin Lirong, 2012).

Perhaps this greeting could be changed to: Have you been eating on time and eating a balanced diet lately? Have you been happy?

A small reflection:

I already knew that Western medicine treats the symptoms but not the root cause. After reading Voices of the Wilderness, I was a bit surprised that Australian Aboriginal people treat illness by eating healthy things, singing and belief, and afterward I also came to believe that the human body has the ability to heal naturally. For me, when I feel dizzy or occasionally catch a cold, I just drink more fresh lemon juice.

Of course, if you should see a doctor, you still should. It is just that if you have a chronic disease, only taking medicine without changing other possible causes is quite a pity.

After seeing the doctor and getting medicine, failing to carefully handle leftover unused medicine can even cause pharmaceutical pollution of water sources…

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