When Did We Start Doubting?
Here is something that we would like for you to reflect on this week: “When did we start doubting in our body’s ability to heal itself?” (i.e. Taking medication to lower a fever) In order for you to understand why we are asking this question, let us give you some examples:
At conception, two half cells united, and then multiplied. The first system that was formed was your nervous system. From there, your nervous system directed every other cell to become specific cells (i.e. pancreas cells, liver cells, hair cells, etc.). In 9 months, you went from 2 half cells to 9 trillion cells and 9 organ systems. Now that’s a miracle! 18 years later, you now have over 100 trillion cells; 100 billion of those cells will have to be replaced DAILY. Ask any woman who’s been pregnant, and she will tell you that she did not physically create, with her educated mind, any of the cells or organs for her baby; the body just knew what to do. Ask almost anyone, and they will tell you that they are not physically creating, with their educated mind, new cells on a day to day basis; the body just knows what to do.
When you were young, chances are that you fell off your bike or slipped on the cement, and ended up with a cut/scrape on your knee. Within minutes of this happening, the blood would have stopped due to the clot that was formed. Within the next few days, a scab would have formed to protect the area while it healed. Within a week, the scab would have fallen off and the area of injury would be healed. Ask any child (or adult because this does not change as we age), and he or she will tell you that they did not physically create, with their educated minds, any of the clots, scabs, or new skin; the body just knew what to do.
When you ate your breakfast this morning, the instant food touched your mouth, digestive enzymes (saliva) were secreted in order to start the digestion process. From there, it went through your esophagus, your stomach, your small intestine, your large intestine, and we all know how this process ends. Throughout this journey, food was broken down; carbohydrates, fats, and proteins were used for energy or repair, water, minerals and vitamins were being absorbed, and what the body did not need was left behind. Read more