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Dear
Mrs.Hsu
I
have received the following letter from a doctor:
"Dear
Wes:
This
is a note to let you know that the blood test for prostate
specific antigen, or PSA, which was drawn at your visit has
returned and is a normal value. This is good news.
Furthermore,
the urinary collection that we did looking for tumor cells
has also returned negative for evidence of cancer. This is
also good news. I will see you at your next appointment."
Qualified
doctors diagnose, treat and occasionally cure but nutrients
save lives. Thank you very much. It has been 4 years.
Wesley
Turner, Dublin, OH
Seeing
is believing! Here's a man who has been through Mrs. Hsu's
program and will never regret it.
His
doctor told him he had a sugar problem. He knew he had a prostate
problem. His bladder was often enlarged due to urine retention
because of his inflamed prostate. He knew he was constipated,
and there was no doubt that his energy was on the wane.
"Today,
I'm a believer that you are what you eat," he said, "and
I'm still learning. I do not regret one penny of the cost
of Mrs. Hsu's program. My prostate problem is past; my energy
has returned and I'm no longer constipated - in fact I feel
so good I'm contemplating a straight vegetarian diet."
Here's
a man who not only looks 20 years younger, but acts it every
day.
"Several
years ago, I felt myself slipping," he recalled. "I
was constipated and when I had stools the odor was so embarrassingly
bad that in self-defense I had to turn on the bathroom fan.
"My
strength has improved; I'm stronger then ever, and for my
age, I am in good condition. I just helped my granddaughter
move last night," he related. You could see him moving
big chairs and even bigger couches.
Mr.
Quarles indicated something very important. He has a wife
who also follows the laws of nature including fasting three
days a week on distilled water every week!
The
message one picks up from Mr. and Mrs. Quarles, is 'continence'.
According to Ray Wolford, MD, "They only way to extend
maximum human life span is by severe caloric undernutrition.
Slowly induced restriction in young or middle-aged animals
will certainly work with humans.
According
to former Surgeon General Everet Koop, MD, overeating is killing
more than a million Americans every year.
Remember
the name James Quarles. If you're around, chances are NBC
weatherman Williard Scott will be wishing both Mr. and Mrs.
Quarles a happy 100 years! You can bet on it.
Mr.James
Quarles, age 71 Retired
"I
knew God would help me...but I didn't know how or when..."
The
usual prostate problems were troubling a Columbus, Ohio minister.
His doctor suggested an exploratory surgery for prostate cancer.
A friend recommended for him to see Mrs.Hsu. After talking
to Mrs.Hsu, he delayed the surgery and began her program.
In less than 30 days he had a complete recovery.
"I
knew God would help me, but I didn't know how or when,"
he confided.
Let's
review: According to this writer's Medical Dictionary,
a prostate cancer has one definite thing in common with all
cancers. An abnormal growth of cells that spread.
Let's
look at nature for a moment. What causes a plant cell to grow?
Obviously the soil from which it matures. What, in the soil,
makes plants mature?
Nutrients
(minerals) of course. If human cells lack nutrients, what
could result?
Abnormal
cell growth.
...and
therein lies the secret of Mrs.Hsu's success...
...Weak
cells are dying or dead cells. (My biology teacher used to
refer to weak cells as 'delta cells.' What he really meant
was dying or dead cells, but the 'authorities' prevented him
from saying so without a medical license).
What
we have to remember is that all tissue, whether prostate,
pimple or peritoneum, is made up of cells!
And
the condition of those cells determines overall health of
that tissue or organ.
That's
why Mrs.Hsu knows she has to feed the cells the proper food
combinations - and - like the girl who couldn't hear, voila!,
improvement is noted after only two weeks on the Hsu program.
Of course the internal cleansing must come first.
Time
magazine reported the frustration of surgeons who have
long searched for a test that could pick up prostate malignancies
before they become inoperable. This year some 200,000 men
will learn they have prostate cancer and about 38,000 will
die from it, according to the Mayo Clinic Health Letter.
Lack
of data: Rightfully so, your doctor will remind you of
annual checkups. And that early detection is the best chance
for a cure - of everything from colds to cancer. However,
according to the aforementioned Mayo Clinic Health Letter
, no large studies show that early detection saves lives
in the general population.
Two
years ago, a retired gentleman who suffered from an enlarged
prostate walked into Mrs.Hsu's store. His doctor also suggested
exploratory surgery for prostate cancer. "I do not regret
one penny of the cost of Mrs.Hsu's program," said the
71 year old former TV repairman.
"My
severe prostate problem is past; my waistline is down to my
last belt notch and my failing energy has returned. I'm no
longer constipated." Amen!
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