A peaceful and healthy world is possible
3000 people attended the natural health congress “Make Health
Not War—A Peaceful and Healthy World is Possible!” at the
invitation of the internationally respected physician and scientist Dr.
Matthias Rath. This health congress-on the eve of the Codex Alimentarius
meeting—ended with Dr. Rath’s “Appeal to the People
of the World to ‘Make Health Not War.’”
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Dr. Rath at the Health Congress
'Make Health Not War' |
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Dr. Rath called upon people of the world to free themselves
from the yoke of the billion-dollar ‘business with disease.’”
For decades, this business has been promising health; however, it did
not succeed in eradicating many of the major diseases. Just the opposite,
side effects of drugs have become the fourth leading cause of death (JAMA
April 15, 1998). Drug companies have staked their exclusive claim on the
human body and profited from treatments, which in most cases, delivered
only more diseases.
During his speech, Dr. Rath presented advances in Cellular Medicine that
can help in saving millions of lives and rid them of the most common diseases
such as cancer and cardiovascular disease.
Dr. Rath appealed to all people of the world to take advantage of his
breakthroughs for a healthy and peaceful world. He urged seizing the historic
opportunity to save millions of people from death by pharmaceutical drugs.
Dr. Rath stated, “either we will now succeed in liberating humanity
from the scourge of the ‘business with disease’ or this unscrupulous
industry will continue to enslave all mankind for generations to come.”
Worst of all, no one knows about these unscrupulous plans because public
attention is diverted by the war plans against Iraq, as CODEX prepares
to pass legislation restricting free access to natural health. Dr. Rath
concluded by reminding health congress participants that health and peace
must be achieved together: a healthy world is a peaceful one.
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Dr. Aleksandra Niedzwiecki, Head of the
research team from Matthias Rath Inc. |
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Aleksandra Niedzwiecki, Ph.D., Director of the Matthias Rath Research
Institute in California, presented recent progress in Cellular Medicine
research and clinical studies. Compelling testimonials from cancer victims
who have overcome tumors in prostate, lung or bone cancers brought hope
for cancer patients.
Dr. Niedzwiecki then shared the results of the first double-blind study
for combating cardiac arithymia (irregular heartbeat) with nutritional
programs. 131 patients, divided in two groups, received either nutritional
supplements or a placebo (an inactive substance) for 6 months.
The study showed that intake of our vitamin program was responsible for
significant reduction of frequent arthymic from 46% in the first 3 months
to 27% in the following 4 – 6 months. These statistically significant
results are the first of their kind in medicine. With longer use of vitamins
higher benefits are expected. This vitamin program also doubles the chance
of patients to be symptom-free during the six month study.
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Dr. Anthony Rees (left) and Bontlefeela
Setshogoe |
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Other speakers from around the world shared important information with
the health congress participants. Dr. Anthony Rees, from South Africa,
presented facts about expansion of pharmaceutical interests in this area
of the world. Another speaker, Bontlefeela Setshogoe (African National
Congress, South Africa), described the pharmaceutical industry’s
actions in the battle against AIDS. Ms. Setshogoe revealed that in South
Africa, information about effective natural remedies is being suppressed
to promote the sale of expensive pharmaceutical products.
The health congress also focused on the topics of peace and democracy.
Michael Efler, a member of the German Federal “More Democracy” Committee,
made an appeal for the introduction of national opinion polls and referendums
across Europe so people can vote for free access for natural therapies.
Later, Dr. Andre Brie, member of the European Parliament, gave a talk
about the pressure EU parliamentarians experience to prevent free access
to natural therapies. The final event included cultural performances
by outstanding artists and testimonies from Olympic athletes who supported
the idea of a Peaceful and Healthy World. |