5Thy Food Will Be Thy Remedy! – Hippocrates
On the Chios Island (now Khios) in classical Greece
2 , 500 years ago, Hippocrates, the bearded physician-teacher- father of medicine, sat in the shade of an Oriental plane-
tree on a beautiful hillside. There Hippocrates taught and
enlightened his medical students with these brilliant,
factual and ageless words of wisdom so needed today.
Your Food Will Be Your Remedy... No one, to date,
has more eloquently described a healthy way of life! The
entire Toxicless Diet, Body Purification and Healing
System is based on this one vital truth. This System is
based on the principle that with healthy foods and fasting
you can cleanse, purify and rebuild your body and find
perfect health again. Yes, food can be your medicine!
My father, over the course of his entire, long lifetime,
proved that within fruits and vegetables are the amazing
natural remedies for most of man’s physical problems.
The medical profession insists that it strives to
emulate the Father of all physicians. Indeed, it requires
its practitioners to take the Hippocratic Oath, one of
the most sublime declarations of lofty ethics ever
written. Yet today there are thousands of dedicated
bacteriologists, pharmaceutical researchers and chemists
sitting in gleaming laboratories throughout the world,
busily turning out synthetic, so-called “magic” drug
panaceas for every human misery. Unlike the wise
Hippocrates, their unwise battle cry appears to be:
“Thy remedy shall be our newly invented wonder drug.”
The law, “Whatsoever a man sows that he shall also reap,” is inscribed
in flaming letters upon the portal of Eternity, and none can deny it,
none can cheat it and none can escape it. – James Allen
There is only one corner of the universe that you can be
certain of improving and that’s your own self. – Aldous HuxleyThe three greatest letters in the English alphabet are N-O-W. There is no
time like the present. Begin Now! – Sir Walter Scott, Scottish Poet, 18th C.The natural healing force within us is the greatest force
in getting well. – Hippocrates, Father of Medicine