There's an old article (published some 25 years ago) which I re-read from time to time. It is entitled 'The Thinking Person's Guide to Perfect Health', written by the american Ron Kennedy M.D. Only recently have I become aware of the fact that the author has a whole book on the subject ( it sells at Amazon, and it's not cheap).
Anyway, I'm quite satisfied with the 13-page internet article. I like everything about it : style , approach, and message. I got to it in my quest for information on the glaucoma eye disease. My late Mother suffered of glaucoma, and in her late years became blind.
I remember myself feeling very frustrated with what standard medicine had to offer once the disease was detected - mainly drops to lower the pressure built up in the eye liquid, but the drops and the other meds didn't stop the progress of the disease towards blindness.
The other day, when I wished to re-read the above article, I found out the last 2 pages were missing. I decided to look for it and type it again. Well, it seems to have disappeared from the Web; that might probably have something to do with possible interference in the selling of the book.
While looking for the article, I have learnt that the doctor, owner of an anti-aging clinic, is being charged with having provided illegal written exemption from vaccination for three children. I've also come upon the info that a book of his against vaccines has been in the headlines for some 20 years (never heard of it; I wish I could get hold of it/ I'm curious of what he has to say on this hot topic ).
I'm not surprised he gets himself into trouble . He's not a conventional doctor. He calls himself a nutritional doctor, one that believes that the vitamins and minerals in our nutrition can heal our body, not the synthetic drugs. He advocates curing by nutrient therapy.
In his article, he names the FDA 'an Old Boys' Club', and the NIH a mighty organization with a small corner only for progressive medicine. He promises that if we follow the principles outlined in his article we'll never have to visit his medical office.
I must admit he sounds rather convincing to me. We can have control of nutrition, much less of stress, not at all of genetics. The right nutrition and mineral /vitamin supplements could eliminate or lower our need for 'doctor's appointment'.