Colon Health by Norman Walker

Author:Norman Walker
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Book Publishing Company
Published: 1995-11-06T05:00:00+00:00

THE THYMUS

During adolescence the outside coating of the thymus gland begins to acquire fatty tissues until, during the middle twenties, a considerable coating of fat has accumulated. Apparently the purpose of this fat is for the production of antibodies and immunizing material, which are passed into the lymph stream by the many lymph glands present in the thymus. These antibodies are antagonistic to the harmful action of bacteria, germs and pathogenic microorganisms. The antibodies are characteristic constituents of the blood and fluids of the body. In other words, the thymus becomes a manufacturing plant for the production of antitoxins, counter-poisons and antidotes which counteract toxins throughout the system. These antitoxins fight disease, as well as build up immunity. This procedure works splendidly, as long as the body, and the colon in particular, is in a perfectly healthy condition.

When the colon is neglected and the lymph stream becomes overloaded with waste matter which it is unable to dispose of, then the lymph fluid begins to store up waste matter in the lymph glands throughout the system, a purpose for which these lymph glands were created. When these lymph glands are filled to the limit of their capacity, trouble develops usually in the form of lumps in a few or in many parts of the body. One can appreciate the cooperation which exists between the colon and the lymph stream.

As we have already observed, the thymus is intimately related to the mammary glands in the breast. It is understandable, therefore, that these sensitive mammary glands would be an easy target for the formation of lumps, which is what frequently happens. Unfortunately, this condition has developed the all too frequent practice of removing the breast by means of surgery, on the assumption that the lump was malignant.

During the past decade quite a number of ladies, usually aged from mid-30’s and older, asked for counsel and advice because breast removal had been recommended. Most of them heeded our opinion and promptly had a series of colon irrigations which cleared up the lumps usually in a matter of days!

One particularly interesting case was a lady I did not know, who telephoned me from New York to tell me she had just run out of the hospital where she had gone for observation to determine the cause and condition of lumps all over her body. The night before, while in bed in the hospital, she became curious to see what her card in the rack at the foot of the bed had to say about her condition. She was shocked to read that she was due to go to the operating room the next morning for an exploratory investigation for cancer. She promptly jumped out of bed, dressed, and rushed home. I told her it would be useless for her to come all the way to Arizona when she could perfectly well be taken care of in New York. I told her that if I were so afflicted I would, without delay, take a series of colon irrigations on consecutive days for about three weeks.

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