Natural healing has side effects

[Dave Wickware]

As you move toward better health with natural healing
programs and better nutrition, healing begins to occur. As
part of the healing process the body will begin to discard
toxic residues which have built up in your body over the
years. The healing process usually does not occur without
repercussions. During the initial phase of healing, as your
body begins to clean house, (detoxify) and your vital energy
begins to repair and rebuild internal organs, you may
experience headache, uneasiness, flu like symptoms and
fatigue. It is important that you adequately rest during
this time. These symptoms will pass as your body begins to
normalize to a new level of health. As you continue to
improve, you may begin a process called retracing. You may
feel worse before you feel better. For example, if you used
to get skin rashes, the rashes may reappear or get worse for
a period of time as your body eliminates toxins through the
skin. You may also experience an initial increase in
urination, or you may feel more nervous. In actuality, you
are not getting worse, you are actually getting better.
Eventually you will reach a plateau of better health. During
the healing crisis, it is important to not suppress these
temporary symptoms with drugs or the healing process may
become interrupted.

[Carole]

"Dave Wickware" <dwickware@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:<QGREc.189642$207.1495311@news20.bellglobal.com>...
> As you move toward better health with natural healing
> programs and better nutrition, healing begins to occur. As
> part of the healing process the body will begin to discard
> toxic residues which have built up in your body over the
> years. The healing process usually does not occur without
> repercussions. During the initial phase of healing, as
> your body begins to clean house, (detoxify) and your vital
> energy begins to repair and rebuild internal organs, you
> may experience headache, uneasiness, flu like symptoms and
> fatigue. It is important that you adequately rest during
> this time. These symptoms will pass as your body begins to
> normalize to a new level of health. As you continue to
> improve, you may begin a process called retracing. You may
> feel worse before you feel better. For example, if you
> used to get skin rashes, the rashes may reappear or get
> worse for a period of time as your body eliminates toxins
> through the skin. You may also experience an initial
> increase in urination, or you may feel more nervous. In
> actuality, you are not getting worse, you are actually
> getting better. Eventually you will reach a plateau of
> better health. During the healing crisis, it is important
> to not suppress these temporary symptoms with drugs or the
> healing process may become interrupted.

The retracing process is interesting. My understanding of
it is the layers of illhealth build up in the body over
the years. However, following a nature cure system the
body reverts to a natural healthy state by peeling away
these same layers of ill health, supposedly in the reverse
order in which they originally formed. Disease first
manifests as an acute condition, which if not treated
properly develops into subacute, then gradually over the
years becomes chronic. These stages get reversed with
successive healing crises.

Carole http://www.austarmetro.com.au/~hubbca/health.htm

[Drceephd]

>Subject: Re: Natural healing has side effects
>From: hubbca2003@yahoo.com.au (Carole)
>Date: 7/1/04 9:39 AM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: <77ed1283.0407010839.4c52e453@posting.google.com>

>The retracing process is interesting. My understanding of
>it is the layers of illhealth build up in the body over the
>years. However, following a nature cure system the body
>reverts to a natural healthy state by peeling away these
>same layers of ill health, supposedly in the reverse order
>in which they originally formed.

This is the basis for "Herring's Law" of dis-ease reversal.

DrC PhD