Our\nbody is infinitely complex. It functions so well that no man-made gadgets can\nimitate. God (or evolution) has given us a body whose complexity is beyond our\nintellect to fathom. It has a unique immune system variously described over\ntime as yin-yang balance or homeostasis, which involves microbes, in and around\nus, living in harmony with us in a symbiotic existence. It has helped us\nsurvive all sorts of deadly diseases over millions of years, until only decades\nto a century ago. Then, antibiotics, followed by more synthetic drugs, started\nto drastically weaken our immune system by destroying a key part of our\nmicrobiome. Together with our body\u2019s subsequent loss of its self-healing\nabilities, this has led to its ready susceptibility to mental stress and\nvarious infections and illnesses. The toxic drugs cause side effects that in\nturn lead to new diseases requiring more drugs to treat, hence the vicious\ncycle.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This is\nmy brief history of the current state of drug treatment in layman terms. The only\nway to avoid being dragged into this vicious cycle is to bypass it with natural\ntherapeutics, should we need them. #immunity<\/strong> #viciouscycle<\/strong> #yinyangbalance<\/strong> #homeostasis<\/strong> #antibiotics<\/strong> #drugs<\/strong> #toxic<\/strong> #microbiome<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Our body is infinitely complex. It functions so well that no man-made gadgets can imitate. God (or evolution) has given us a body whose complexity is beyond our intellect to fathom. It has a unique immune system variously described over time as yin-yang balance or homeostasis, which involves microbes, in and around us, living in … <\/p>\n