What is Disease?
What is Disease?
“While the English word “disease” looks like it uses this Latin prefix, it actually comes from Old French (des-aise), meaning “lack of ease.””
Disease is an alarm signal, a friend that calls to inform us of danger. Disease is an effort to prevent death. Therefore, pain and so-called dis-ease is more than a warning; it is an effort that opposes death. The symptoms that indicate disease or calls, or dispatches, asking for the material with which repair of bodily tissue may be made. Pain or discomfort of various functions or structures of the body are words asking for the constituent and parts of the blood, nerve fluid, tissue, bones, etc. If acids cause pain, the pain calls for a sufficient amount of alkaline salts to balance the acid effect and change fluids to a balanced and natural state. Healthy synovial fluids (fluid of the joints-lubricator) is neither acid nor alkaline, but yet contain both in combination. Should the alkaline salts become deficient in amount for any cause, the acid at once becomes a disturbing element, and hurts the nerves that provide the members of the periosteum (Bone covering) of the internal structure of the knee, elbow, and other joints of the human anatomy. The pain, or words, cannot be considered bad or malignant in any sense, so then it matters not what name may be given to natures, demand or reinforcements through the medium of pain, or any symptom that indicates a deviation from the plane of health, one thing, and one thing alone is needed, i.e. to supply the blood with the dynamic molecules, the 12 cell salts, that set up vibration or action in the human machine.
Poisons, of whatever name or nature, do not, and cannot supply deficiencies and cure disease for the simple reason that poisons are not constituent parts of the human organism. Poisons oppose calls for help and tend to still the voice of nature. Therefore, the effect of poison is towards death. Many have survived the effects of poisons, but equally many have been hurried to their graves. Proper use of mineral or cell salts of the blood in the potency and proportion found in the ashes of a cremated body will do all that can be done medically to supply deficiencies and restore normal conditions. The cell salts from the chemical base of the blood and blood build all tissue and fluids of the body.
Adapted from Chemistry of Cosmos by Dr George Carry.

