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1 theone -Minute Cure:The Secretto healing Virtually All Diseasesby Ma di sonCava naughTh e El ec tro nic (eBook) Edi tionTh e On e- minutecure : Th e Sec ret to Heal ingVirtuall y All Di seasesCopyrig ht 2008 Thi nk-Outside-the-BookPub lishi ng, Inc .No pa rt of this publi cati on may be reproduced,stored in are tri eva l syst em or tran sm ittedin anyformor by an y means,el ect ro ni c, mechan ical,photocopying, recording or otherwisewi tho ut the wr it ten permissi on of the publish ishe r:311 N. Robe rtso n Boulevard,Sui te 32 3 Beve rl y Hills, Ca lifornia 90 211http: eMi nte d in Ca na daDisc la im er: Theentirecon tent s of th is bookare basedupo n rese arc h conduc tedby the author, unlessoth erw ise not ed.

2 Th e publisher, the aut ho r, the distributorsand boo ksto res pre sent thisinformation for ed ucation al pu rposes rmatio n is not inte nde d to dia gnoseor prescribe for medical or psy cho logicalcon di ti ons no r to cla im to pr event, tr eat, mitigateor cure su ch con eaut ho r andthe pub li sh er are notmaking an attemptto re commend specificprod ucts as trea tment of disease,andneitherdo theyhav e anyfi nan cial int erestin th e sale of the substa nce s de scribedin pre sen ti ng thisinf or -ma tio n, no atte mp t is be ingma de to pr ovi de diagnosis, care,tre atment orreha bi lit at ion of individuals, or app ly medic al, mentalhe al th or hum an develop-ment pri nci ple s, to pro vid e di agnosing,treating, operating or pre scri bi ng for an yhuman disease, pai n, in jur y, deformity or physicalconditi on.

3 The informationco nta in ed her ei n is notintended to replacea one-on-one relationship withadoctor or qu alifiedhe althcarepro refo re, the reader shouldbe madeawa re thatthis info rmation is notintended as medical ad vi ce, bu t rather asha ringof kno wledg e an d info rmationfromthe research and experienceof theau tho r. Thepu bli sh er an d th e aut ho r encourageyo u to mak e you r own heal thca re dec isio ns base d uponyourresearchandin part nership wi th a qualifiedhe al th care profession al. You an d onlyyo u are responsib le if you chooseto doan ythi ng basedon wh at youread.~TABLEOFCONTENTS~In tro du cti on.

4 1 Cha pt er 1Di sea se is Big Bu sine ss: Th e Aw ful Truth.. 15Fi ct iti ous Di sea ses Abo und.. 19Nu tri tionis Bi g Business , To o .. 22 Wonder Cure or Sn ak e Oil? .. 31 Cha pt er 2Th e Most Dre adedDi sea se s of All Ti me.. 39Wh at is Ox ygenThe rap y? .. 41Wh y DoesOxygenTh er ap y Wo rk So Well? .. 43 Ozone andHydrogen Pe ro xid e .. 47 Cha pt er 3Th era peuticUseof Hydro ge n Pe roxi de: A BriefHistory .. 56Cu rren t Ap pli cati on s .. 59 Hydrogen Peroxid e as An Alt er na ti ve to Interferon.. 62 Wil l HydrogenPer oxideMake Per iodontalSu rg er y Ob sol ete?.. 62Th e Solution to Alcoho lis m.

5 63 Rev ersi ng Eve rydayBr ain Da ma ge .. 64Wh at Doctors Are Saying .. 66Ch ap ter 4 HomeUse of Hydroge n Pe roxi de .. 71In te rn al Useof Hydro gen Per ox ide .. 73In tr avenous Injectio n of Hydro gen Peroxide .. 77 Maki ng a 3% Hydrog en Per oxideSolution.. 79 The Gums and Teet h .. 80 Abs orbi ng Hydrogen Per ox ide Th roughthe Skin.. 81In hal ati on Met hod.. 82A Wo rd AboutAnaerobi c and Ae robi c Bacteria.. 84Ch ap ter 5 Hydrogen Peroxide in Na tur e .. 87Do I Lac k Oxygen?.. 90 Oxygen andFoodCo nsumption.. 92Ch ap ter 6Wh y the Co nt rov er sy?.. 97 Econ omicImp act.. 99Wh y Aren t We Al l Us ing It ?

6 10 0 The Bigge st Threat to th e Ph ar ma ceuticalCartel.. 10 3A Wo rld Wi thoutDis ea se .. 10 4 Append ixThe Miss in g Pie ce in th e He al ing Puzzl e .. 10 7he in formationyou are aboutto readin thisboo kwi ll not on lyshockyo u, but alsoangeran dexciteyo uat the will sh ockyoubec ausethe sim pleth erapypres en tedher einmay be th e clo ses t thingto apa na ce ath at you ve ev er enc ou ntered, and yet it ha s beendeliberatelysuppressed by tho se whocarelessab ou tpro tect ing peo ple shea lth tha n theydo ab ou t the ir ownfi nan ci al in ter es ts . It wi ll mak e youangrybecauseyoumi ghthavere latives,friends an d lo ve d one s who havesuff eredunn ece ssarilyfrompr ev en ta bledis eas es, or eve n died ,bec ausethisinformat ionhas notbe en diss eminated asvi gi lan tly as it shou ld ha ve bee n.

7 And las tly, it will exc it eyoubec au se th e sim ple the ra py whichis the sub jec t of thisboo k maywellbe wha t it s support ers call thewo rld sgre at es t healingmiracleof all tim e. If yo u are likemost pe ople, yo u probably findit har d tobe li eve that anysinglether ap y, substa nc e or ele mentco uldha ve such a far-reaching an d br oa d sp ec tru m ef fica cy whenit comes to curingdise ase s. You haveev ery reason to beske pt ic al . You mightbe thinking, H ow couldany th in g sosimpleactuallybe theansw er to all ou r co mp lex hea lthpro bl ems? Bu t the fac t is, simple co nce pt s areoftenthe mo stpo werful ones andye t usually the mos t ignored.

8 This isT~INTRODUCTION~1par ti cul arlytruein th e hea lt h ca re fi el d. Ov er the la st sev encen tu rie s, we as a society hav e be en pr ogr ammedto reg ardth e curingor healingof dise aseas a perplexingandcompl icate d sciencethatis be st left in the han ds of medica lpra cti ti a result,we ve cometo rely almost exc lu-si vely on the informationtha t is dis pensed to us by do cto rsandhe althcarepro vider s who are themselv es us uallyuni nformed aboutalte rna tiv e he ali ng options tha t may bebet ter for treatingdisea sesthanthe stand ardmedic altre atment s co ns istingof dr ug s, surgery, radiationor ot herther api re aboutto lear n fr om thisbookis a simple,in expensivetherapytha t canbe sel f-a dminister ed at ho mein less than a mi nute andcos ts about 1 centsper day.

9 Anest im ate d15, 00 0 Europeanmedi cal doctors,naturopathsandho meopathshavepro vided thi s po we rful th era py toover10 millionpeopleov er th e past70 yearsto treatove r 50diff eren t dis eases,butin th e U. S. , it hasbeenre la tive lyunk now n becauseof re aso ns tha t wi ll beco me clea r as yourea d the rest of th is fo re I revealwhat thatthe rap y is, it is necessarytopre sen t an abbreviate d histo ry of medicineandhowitevo lve d intotheov er complicate d, com plexsys temofhe alingtha t is practice d toda y. Fro m thisco nde nsedretellingof ev ents,onecan gleanthatthe process of c uri ng disease do es not hav e to be the exp en sivean d ofte n invasiveprocedure it presentlyis.

10 Thereis an easier, moreorg ani candfar moreef fective ap pr oa ch to cu ringdise aseandmaintain ing goo d health one tha t has be en ob scur ed by2the hi ghlycompl ex scie nce (a nd busi nes s) of med ic ine andpha er sinceth e daw n of med icinecenturies ago , mis-inf ormationabouthea linghas bee n pro pagated to thepub li c through variousmetho ds. Theea rliestmet hodused ,es pe ciallyduring theBlack Dea th in the14thand15thcent uri es, was th e tradition al author it y appr oa ch to sci encean d medicin e. Thiscons iste d of the ideathat if a prominentper so n dec laredsomething to be true, thenit must be so and anythingobserved to the co nt ra ry was rega rdedas ananomaly.