Religion has become quite a sensitive subject for many Americans nowadays. It's interesting to see how some individuals claim to have strong beliefs, but their actions often contradict their professed faith. This is especially true for the average American churchgoer.

Throughout the week, they live their lives according to their own desires, indulging in worldly pleasures without any regard for their religious principles. However, when Sunday arrives, it's as if a transformation takes place. Suddenly, these very same people put on a facade of piety, as if their mothers had just disciplined them and forced them to wear their finest attire.

These individuals are the very ones who will condemn you to eternal damnation based on your choice of partner, or make you feel remorseful for any perceived wrongdoing. However, upon closer inspection, you will come to realize that these people themselves are victims of religious indoctrination. They are the vulnerable ones who have been exploited and manipulated. They are the lost souls, the ones without hope, the ones who grew up without a clear sense of self.

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Whether they were raised in a religious environment or stumbled upon it later in life, they were all promised one thing: a remedy. The notion that they no longer have to bear the burden of their troubled existence. They can establish a connection with a higher power and become better versions of themselves.

The problem is many people succumb to those knocking at their door, new converts who come to your door who know you may be sick and weak and looking at least for a temporary relief to your problems. 

We could argue that all problems stem from making bad decisions -- whether it be bad financial decisions, to bad food/lifestyle choices that lead to sickness -- they all stem from a lack of true cellular health.  After all, your mind is your body and your body is your mind and they are all made from cells.  Those cells are made mainly from what goes into our mouths and these epi-genetic changes influence how our genetic structure expresses.  

Think about it: simply because your relatives developed what we are told is a 'genetic condition' does not mean you will develop it, nor does it mean you are at increased risk of it.  It means you are able to drastically decrease the risk or even elminate the risk if you study the concept of epi-genetics and how what mainly goes into our mouths directly influences how your genes express themselves and whether or not you will develop the same condition(s) your relatives did.

Will religion of any kind solve your problems?  No, but they will probably provide some kind of temporarily relief if you practice some form of religious meditation. 

How is "Modern Medicine" Similar to Organized Crime & Religion?

It's similar to religion in many ways and most of it is based on blind obedience and trust in a person wearing a white laboratory trench coat.  We're taught from day 1 in our lives that we do not question what our Doctor tells us in a short 10 minute visit usually when we already developed any kind of disorder, dysfunction or illness.  Like a magic God from the sky, the doctor tells us what magical pill to purchase and consume.  

By harnessing the knowledge of those trained to serve in these institutions, religion and medicine work hand in hand to alleviate the burdensome and distressing aspects of human life but with major side effects. Although their efforts encompass healing, relieving, and comforting they stray far from those goals mainly because medicine, like religion, are reductionist in nature in that "medicine" separates the body into sub-component parts, religion does the same: it separates God from ourselves and places this concept into the hands of a group of people claiming to be representatives for it. 

This is the confusing propaganda that misleads us all

There's no such thing as a "balanced diet" & nutrition isn't merely food. Why is that? It's because we're all individuals. Orthomolecular nutrition is the individualized analysis application of the substances within the food which our bodies often do not obtain enough of and are often blocked by antagonists.

Another common trait between the two is they both require us to suspend our critical thinking. Just as we are expected to believe in the existence of a god without any tangible proof, we are also expected to overlook the alarming side effects listed in drug commercials. Both medicine and religion rely heavily on the power of psychological suggestion. Take the placebo effect, for instance, which plays a significant role in the effectiveness of many drugs. It's quite surprising that the FDA often approves drugs that offer only minimal benefits compared to placebos. When we consider the potential harm caused by actual drugs, it becomes logical to view the placebo as the superior option.

In the realm of healing, doctors were and are revered as the sacred guardians, akin to priests, as the fight against illnesses took precedence over the battle against sins. In this newfound faith, pills become our divine sacrament. Nevertheless, those who dared to question the established doctrines of my medical faith were labeled as "quacks" and subjected to persecution, much like the heretics who faced condemnation from the church.

No, this concept is relatively new to the slow-moving modern medical bureaucracy but is well known within the advanced systems or holistic medical community.

What happens when you develop any illness or possess reservations and concerns regarding any congenital conditions that you are fearful to inherit?