a callous is the manifestation of the innate intelligence of the body creating special, tough, hard tissue that resists friction, resists injury greater than but does not have all the other abilities of epidermis. Scar tissue is the result of the innate intelligence of the body adapting to trauma that is too great to heal. … Read more
The mind cannot get you well anymore than iodine cures a cut finger. Iodine may remove an interference to the healing process (bacteria). Likewise negative mental attitudes are an interference to the healing process. But positive mental attitude does not stimulate healing or help healing, as people like Bernie Siegel maintain. It merely returns the … Read more
Active organization refers to principle No. 21, the mission of innate intelligence. While it is true there is active organization on the atomic level (the motion of electrons), it is generally confined to the interaction of cells for the good of the entire organism (or the interaction of the cell’s components in the case of … Read more
Which of the 33 principles is either not in some form known by the average person or cannot logically or by common sense be demonstrated to them?
Going back to the wisdom of the past is going back to the 33 principles which existed long before DD, BJ and Stephenson. We don’t say gravity existed only since the apple hit Newton on the head.
If people knew about chiropractic, they would not want to walk around subluxated.
If the afferent transmission is a mental impulse, it must be generated by the innate intelligence of the body and come from the innate brain. So where specifically is it going?
There is nothing one mortal man is capable of doing for or to another, within the physical realm, to make that person’s body healthier or function more effectively other than to remove nerve interference, step back, and allow the innate intelligence of the body to express itself.
Medical doctors use to claim that people get well under chiropractic care only because the chiropractor would spend time with the patient and the soothing, caring conversation and personal touch was what did it. Then why don’t the mds assume that approach? If they really believed that idea (and they don’t) it must be that … Read more
In Love Medicine and Miracles, Bernie Siegel implies that the self healing mechanism is a function of the doctor when he says we must “create caring, compassionate physicians, not technicians”. Perhaps they (the m.d.’s) must do that but people must learn to live their own lives. It is just as wrong to depend upon a … Read more