Issue 13 September/October 2011
Quantum
HEALTH
this would be preposterous to conventional medicine—that have cured their diabetes. Talking about diabetes, we can also say it’s an epidemic, both diabetes type 1 and type 2. We can see this disease as human beings who are basically malfunctioning, but what if, in contrast, we see it as a healthy way of reacting to an unhealthy world? So, when we talk about medicine, we have to talk about the wider arena of factors and infl uences, which are environmental, social, emotional and especially nutritional. I think that conventional medicine has made a huge jump in this sense: doctors of the old generation got maybe two hours of nutritional training in their whole medical school career and now it is an important subject. I think that, for example, when you were talking about quantum processes—now it’s admissible to talk about electromagnetic pollution whereas before it was thought it did not have any effect upon solid biology.
their diabetes. Are you talking about type 1 or 2?
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FPM: There is a very good documentary fi lm by Dr. Gabriel Cousens where he took ten people with diabetes and put them on a raw diet and thirty days later they were cured. It’s called Simply Raw: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days. Some of the people actually had diabetes type 1 and were able to get rid of all their medication. This is one approach. In our investigations, we have discovered some theories that consider diabetes as a sort of a dirty-blood syndrome. The cellular membrane gets so clogged up with the junk we have ingested and metabolized that the insulin cannot get in. You know, that’s what insulin resistance is—it can’t get into the cell. So you have the body trying to compensate for that and the result is the symptoms of diabetes. We are seeing people who have followed an extreme detoxifi cation to get rid of all the junk—I hate to use the words ‘junk food’ but that explains it
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I’m curious about your saying that you have actually seen people cure
really well—and have gotten well. There are a lot of products and technologies out there that claim to speed the body along to a cure for diabetes, and some of these are based on Ayurveda and Chinese medicine, which are thousands of years old, and others of them are medicines from the Amazon, which is as old but not as systemised, as there are no codices or sutras we can read to fi nd the recipes. Some of them are based on some brilliant scientifi c work.
extreme detoxifi cation and cured their diabetes—were they type 2 diabetics? That is linked to diet and exercise and so on. But type 1 usually is not.
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FPM: Yes. The consensus among people who are giving these types of therapies is that diabetes type 2 can be reversed at an extremely high rate. The only person I have heard of who has actually reversed diabetes type 1 is Dr. Gabriel Cousens. And it could also be simply that if you are eating only very low-glycemic food you won’t need any insulin at all. One of the theories for type 1 diabetes is that it is an immune reaction to a badly folded casein molecule [a milk protein]. The acknowledgment is that countries with the highest milk consumption, such as Finland, have the highest rates of diabetes type 1, which usually comes at a very young age.
approach, therapy, or research area is exciting you the most?
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FPM: Well, we were just talking about nutrition, and on a personal level I would certainly say nutrition. We all come from well-established cultural backgrounds and so we have been eating in a certain way—and most of the things we eat are not healthy for us. And we are eating too much! In ancient times, we had moments of plenty and moments of lack throughout the
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Okay, let’s move on. Among the frontier science you’ve seen, which
Okay, being a stickler for detail here: those who did the
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