“The Beautiful Truth” is a mind opening documentary, especially the final minutes prove more than inspiring, this video barely does justice to this documentary, i highly suggest complete viewings, and as a few people put it:
“An Alternative Approach To Health That Deserves Serious Consideration…”

Gerson was born in 1881 to a Jewish family in Wongrowitz, in the German province of Posen. According to Gerson’s grandson and biographer, his choice of career in medicine was influenced by the general anti-Semitism of German science at the time, as science was closed to Jews, but medicine was open… Max was decades ahead of his time, with his treatments saving many lives beyond his…

Our allopathic “treat the symptom” medical orthodoxy, and the vast chemical and pharmaceutical interests whose perverse incentives perpetuate our abhorrent “health care” system, needs major change. The medical and pharma industries that thrive at the expense of our well-being, and especially their complicity with the government agency is litterally sickening. It’s time we stand back and re-evalute our governing agencies for what they really are….

Yin and Yang, positive and negative, north and south, positive thinking is crutial, but i can’t remain silent to absurdaties and wrong doings that surround and corrupt our peaceful communities, it’s time we stand together and evolve our outlook on public health. May power, strength, joy and good food bless you all!

http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer/Gerson.html

http://www.gerson.org/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Gerson

Duration : 0:10:0

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Duration : 0:6:9

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