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According to Kathleen, a healthy body can produce substances that may be similar to these manufactured drugs.
“Inflammation is an important part of the healing process,” she said. “Through acupressure and other techniques we can stimulate our adrenals to produce our own natural pain-killer, corfisone. If anyone has been debilitated with bursitis, tendonitis or severe osteo-arthritis and they have received a cortisone injection, they are very aware of the amazing relief from pain.”
“Science has taken our body’s chemistry and in some instances has merely duplicated what our bodies would do for themselves. Again, in severe crises, or inordinate amounts of pain, there is a place for this type of medicine. But with injury or disease, our body’s immune system, endocrine system, as well as all systems, begin immediately to repair the damage.”
“When we have an injection or take a pill, in essence we tell our bodies to sit back, relax — I am going to do it for you. If this happens repeatedly our bodies lose the capability to perform as they should.”
Kathleen pointed out that illness may also be our body’s way of telling us that we need to rest or slow down.
“Minor illnesses, diseases —even accidents — taken in the proper perspective are time for instruction for what we need to do,” said Kathleen.
“There was a fascinating study done by a public health association. They interviewed a number of hospital patients, asking them a variety of questions concerning their health and reasons for their hospitalization. In examining the responses to the survey, the association happened to notice that around 65 percent of the questioned patients had not taken a vacation for a long period of time. ” •
“Sickness is sometimes the only
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