Who has time for Monday morning reflections? The agenda stacks up with important activities to get the week started. Gotta’ focus on the git’r’dun stuff to make things happen!

A friend heard in August that if his cancer continues at the same pace it has been growing, he may enjoy life for another six months. Of course, we didn’t hear about it until this weekend. Now, this is a Monday morning reflection that changes the priority from some of those demanding activities on the list. Or, maybe it changes the priorities completely.

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My instant anger targets the doctor who thinks he knows better than God what might be in store for my friend. How dare he! And, my anger targets the cancer, a rather rare form of a replicating cell that aggressively disrupts normal tissue multiplication. This one can be quite mobile in the body as well. My irritation is with those, especially in the medical industry, whom have not read or do not believe the words of Joel Fuhrman, M.D. in his book Super Immunity, or Why Christians Get Sick by Rev. George Malkmus, or Foods That Heal by Dr. Bernard Jensen, among others.

“It has only been in the last ten years…that scientists have begun to identify certain compounds in plants that have powerful anticancer effects in humans.” [1]

Furhman’s New York Times bestseller carries the subtitle “The Essential Nutrition Guide for Boosting Your Body’s Defenses to Live Longer, Stronger, and Disease Free.” This guide follows other books from the man who coined the term “Nutritarian.” I like that. It leads us to the idea that food can be nutritious and as people who eat, we should be eating foods that actually feed the cells within our bodies. Not only that, but proper nutrition and balance, especially in our body’s pH level, can actually starve abnormal cells and cancer cells, killing them off.

I want my friend to know possibilities exist for reversing killer cells in the body. I want you to know that the process for reversing debilitating disease may be as simple as choosing healthy foods to eat. When you hear of the next messy mammogram from a friend or relative, you can alert them to the fact that turning the prognosis around can be a reality.

This is why we hope you will continue to follow and pass along the information you find on our web site, in this blog, and through the conversation on the Facebook Page. Click the buttons around the page to subscribe to the newsletter, “like” our Facebook Page, and receive the blog updates. You may be the one person that lets your friend in on the good news about our marvelous self-healing body and how best to cooperate with it.

Thanks and be well!