The Institute for Natural Healing Reviews

They seem Legit and Sincere. But They Need To Stop One Thing. " And That is Lying in Their Presentations They record and Present Online. They Toke out That The Free reports cost no money. Then we find that in order to get them one has to pay for a subscription. That is wrong and misinformation. They will not even allow one to download the vaccine information book. This really is wrong and borders on deceptive practices by this group. Unfair by all measures

SCAM. See below for why.

Beware. This company, in the business of selling newsletters and subscriptions to its materials, just spammed me with an email containing a presentation from the "Health Researcher" (a very vague title for someone legit) at the head of the organization. I listened to it, and it contains a smattering of general facts about all vaccines, including that some have rare serious side effects, amid numerous editorial statements urging caution about the Covid19 vaccines.

Another fact cited is that some, perhaps many, people get covid19 and have no symptoms. It then makes this leap: if you can have side effects from the vaccine, BUT may not have symptoms from the disease, you should consider that the vaccine may be more risky than the disease.

The glaring omission from this argument is the fact that the vaccine was never supposed to completely prevent Covid19 - in fact it was designed to, and is remarkably effective (generally over 90% for the US approved or authorized vaccines) at preventing severe disease and death. In fact, if you are vaccinated, you are 11 times less likely to be hospitalized or die than if you aren't. This KEY fact, well supported by numerous peer reviewed large studies, is not ever mentioned by the presenter.

Moreover, about halfway into the presentation, it is stated that the vaccines are not yet widely available to the general public. At this point, it is obvious this is a recycled presentation from late 2020 or early 2021. They didn't even bother to update THEIR facts. Overall, this organization is apparently fringe/unreliable at best, or intentionally misleading/fearmongering at worst. There is nothing wrong with natural remedies in general - but this organization should not be considered a reliable information source.

Natural foods, herbs, supplements, and physical exercise have always been the immune and fitness base. Using chemicals such as preservatives in food, is toxic and attacks the body. Only ignorant or lazy people could be against natural holistic methods for health.

I am a believer that Mother Nature can help control our health when and if good healthy life choices are followed. That's not because I've been in top health or never experienced traumatic loss from health issues either. I'm 76, medication free. A mere 1% of the population over the age of 60 is medication free. I have lost many family members to serious health issues including the big C. I've overcome the serious issue (at age 41) of SLE (Systemic Lupus Erethroamatosis), essentially Arthritis of the blood which parallels Leukemia but at a much slower rate.

It is my opinion that the pharmaceutical companies have the medical establishment and it's patients bamboozled into believing that drugs are the ONLY answer. Medicine has it's place for sure and I accept that. If not for one, inexpensive short term medicine taken in 1986, I would not be Lupus free today. However, Mother Nature can and should hold as high if not a higher level of status on the medical plane and should definitely be more highly understood and more often considered by the physicians who care for us.

Prevention should be number one in the fight against the scourges to our health and well being. A more natural approach to fighting illness would behoove mankind. Unfortunately, there is little or no profit in curing disease. How sad is that. Those who get sick and those who die are merely collateral damage. I, for one, refuse to be a victim of ignorance, thoughtlessness and greed.

We must learn our lessons. What is the major focus of Covid-19? WASH YOUR HANDS... Despite various publications of results where hand washing reduced mortality to below 1%, Semmelweis's observations conflicted with the established scientific and medical opinions of the time and his ideas were rejected by the medical community. Semmelweis could offer no acceptable scientific explanation for his findings, and some doctors were offended at the suggestion that they should wash their hands and mocked him for it.

In 1865, the increasingly outspoken Semmelweis supposedly suffered a nervous breakdown and was committed to an asylum by his colleagues. He died 14 days later after being beaten by the guards, from a gangrenous wound on his right hand which might have been caused by the beating. Semmelweis's practice earned widespread acceptance only years after his death, when Louis Pasteur confirmed the germ theory, and Joseph Lister, acting on the French microbiologist's research, practiced and operated using hygienic methods, with great success.

If one wishes to be healthy, one must take their health into their own hands and learn everything possible from companies such as such as The Institute for Natural Healing. Those who ponder, write and expound on natural health concepts offer numerous articles of knowledge to learn from. There are many out there who present excellent guidance to continued good health. Check out others who offer valid, tested information by Googling them, such as Dr. Burg on You Tube and Dr. Mercola on the internet.

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You recently posted an article on the "myth" that a vegetarian diet is a good preventer of heart disease. We all know that research is only as good as the test subjects it collects from. These studies base their evidence on the data collected from random subjects. You cannot effectively release a study about vegetarians without knowing what type of vegetarians they are; ie. ovo-lacto, pescatarian, pollo-tarian, etc.

A vegetarian like me who is conscious about what I put in my body vs a vegetarian who lives on cheese pizza and coke will have two very different outcomes in a study. I ensure that my diet is balanced with omega-3 rich grains, nuts and oils. I ensure I get a balance of iron rich leafy vegetables, legumes and other vegetables. I ensure my proteins come from healthy plant based sources and that I introduce B-vitamin rich foods to supplement from the loss of B-vitamins in meat.

I also exercise regularly, incorporating strength training between my cardio days. Obviously there are more factors than just my diet that are working in my favor, however, a proper vegetarian diet compared to a proper meat diet is going to have less saturated and trans fats, which deposit plaque on arteries, which is one cause of heart disease. If the people in the study did not get heart disease, then they just didn't get it.

That doesn't mean their diet didn't put them at risk. These studies are obviously inflated to produce a reaction for a specific demographic of people. It's always about money, so either the big food companies gave a payoff for this article, or it was for the benefit of selling some herbal supplement.

Either way, I disagree with the findings, and am happy to hand over the paleo diet to those who are slowly destroying our ecosystems on an unsustainable food source...animals. Unsustainable due to the fact that Americans eat and waste far too much meat than our planet can sustain.

I am a 57 year old woman, and today I received an offer for some kind of "sex trick" so that I could wow my "wife" in the bedroom. Really? Don't you even monitor what you send out to people, or have any clue as to who you're sending particular "offers" to ? Or do you really think "Mary Green" is a man with a wife? Wake up. I am a woman. Very sloppy marketing department you have there.