Energy II: Understanding Human Energy: An Interview with Dr Lawrence Wilson by Lawrence Wilson & Susan Cachay

Author:Lawrence Wilson & Susan Cachay [Wilson, Lawrence]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2014-11-02T16:00:00+00:00

First of all, the food is all depleted today, so getting enough nutrition is very difficult at best. As a matter of fact, one could say it’s impossible from the food. I would tend to believe it’s really impossible without things like special diets and supplements, it’s impossible to get enough. Even if you do get enough, because the self-healing mechanism is damaged, the cravings can be intense.

Then there are other factors today, which are confusing. People are recommending different diets and supplements. Some people are recommending a lot of exercise and so forth. It’s very, very confusing.

Essentially, what we do on some level is take them off autopilot. We fly the ship manually. We can do a lot that way and we really are good at it, which we like to do for least a couple years. Then, slowly, as the autopilot gets rebuilt – as the human system gets rebuilt (the self-healing systems) – they may be able to go off a full program and still do fairly well.

There’s another aspect of this. We find that the longer you do a nutritional balancing program, the more healthy you can become. That’s a whole other topic probably for another day. That’s once you’re out of burnout and the ship is back in the ocean at least; it’s not on the rocks.

But we can go further than that with a nutritional balancing program. We can go into what they call wellness. We can go into what we call mental development and make you super healthy. We can create super children, super babies, super old people for that matter, super animals even. That’s if you keep the people on the program long enough.

Susan Cachay: I think that’s one way that nutritional balancing is dramatically different from symptomatic approaches where the focus is on the symptoms rather than looking at the body as a whole system.

There are a number of people who will do the hair test and get really confused because there are some minerals that will show up as being low, but we don’t necessarily recommend those ones for them because there are other things taking priority.

How is Nutritional Balancing different from replacement therapy? There are a lot of companies/practitioners doing hair mineral tests through various labs and they will either just recommend chelation therapy to get rid of the heavy metals or they’ll just recommend that people take the minerals that are showing up as being low and leave the rest. How is nutritional balancing different from that?

Dr. Wilson: That is called replacement therapy and that’s how most doctors do hair analysis – or many doctors who use it. That’s one way. Some doctors just look at the toxic metals and try to bring them down. That would be a form of replacement therapy, just correcting what you see. Another way is they look at the low numbers and give those minerals or foods that have those minerals in them to bring those levels up.

Dr. Eck found that did not work.

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