Also labeled Poliomyelitis. Not as serious and common a disease as the publicity of it would have us believe. The virus causing this disease cannot
exist in healthy tissue. Once it has obtained a
foothold, the logical step is to starve it by destroying
and removing from the body all waste matter that
would enable it to survive. In any case, prevention
lies in the proper nourishment consisting of live
organic food which has not been cooked or
processed. To reestablish the body to its normal
condition this has been found to be equally as
imperative. The use of drugs, by injection or
otherwise, tends to delay progress as the cells and
tissues cannot be nourished back to health thereby.
More infantile paralysis could probably be traced to
the consumption of pasteurized milk, sugar, starches,
cereals and to soft (carbonated) drinks than to any
other cause.
