[Homesteadingfamily] Re: Finding cures for diseases

Eunice, I certainly did not want to infer that all medicinal research is
fixed towards money making..and I am thankful that you are a survivor! I
think we as a people, have so polluted our world from a barrage of
chemicals daily, and our foods are not nutritious any longer...well, it
is simply no wonder we are a sick nation. And BIG Pharma is hell bent on
making money, even at the risk of our health. Then you have companies
like MONSANTO who has BIG Pharma in their back pockets....not any
motivation there to cure anything in my opinion!
All we can do is do our best..try to live right, breathe fresh air,
drink clean water and eat wholesome foods and hope for the best.Diseases
do run in heredity, so some bullets cannot be dodged. But, there are
other things that we can do for ourselves to lessen our odds. I pray
your hubby does good, too. Conventional meds and procedures DO have
their place..but a lot of what we call nutritious foods is far from
it!~deb

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<sarah_johnson@...> wrote:
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> I tend to agree with Deb on this. I think most doctors and
researchers (even in large corporate pharmaceuticals) desire to find a
cure. However, like any business you will find a few rotten apples in
the mix. You ultimately have to go with your gut instinct.
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> As for aluminum pans, there are a few things I use mine for and I
love it, but I also use cast iron for other things. Alzheimer's is on
both sides of my children's family and go back before aluminum pans were
the common, so I tend to think there is more than aluminum causing the
problems. But I also don't see a reason to put any chemical compound
into my body that doesn't need to be there.
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> Just my thoughts.
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> -Sarah
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> From: ERWachter@...
> To: Homesteadingfamily@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [Homesteadingfamily] Finding cures for diseases
> Date: Sat, 13 Nov 2010 18:00:29 -0500 (EST)
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> Hi Deb,
> A child, spouse, or other family member/friend is a big incentive. A
lot of doctors go into research because they have a loved one - spouse,
child, father, mother that has been diagnosed with cancer. There are
very few people that would put money above their loved one's health.
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> I'm thankful for every day, every minute that someone in research
spent time finding the combination of meds that worked for me 15 years
ago. I'm thankful for the people that have spent their time finding the
right combination of meds that is working for my hubby.
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> There have been cures found in the past for diseases and it is my
prayer and hope that a cure for cancer and other chronic illnesses will
be found.
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> Eunice
> Living each day to the fullest
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> cancer", when it is a multi billion dollar industry??? No incentive at
all, if
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