Pulling The Roots Of Disease (Part 7)

12) Immune Dysfunction

The body does not ‘have’ an immune system as much as it ‘is’ an immune system. When ALL our body’s systems are functioning properly we are immune to infection, illness and disease. And when our body systems are deeply imbalanced we are unable to effectively resist infection, illness and disease. Building a powerful immune system therefore suggests that we need to pull all the roots of disease and take care of the WHOLE person.

13) Inherent Weaknesses

This is where our genetic constitution enters the picture. If our family tree suggests a history of weak lungs, livers, kidneys, the chances are we have inherited these same weaknesses, whatever they are. In other words, you don’t just have your daddy’s eyes and your mommy’s chin, you have their liver and spleen too! It is said that ‘we die from our inherent weaknesses’. This means that as the imbalances in our body’s persist, the wear and tear on our organs and systems is not equal throughout. Eventually, it will be our weakest link that finally snaps. Even if our heart had another twenty years of function left in it, when our weakest link finally breaks, it brings the rest of the body down with it. It helps to know your inherent weaknesses so you can be mindful and adjust your self-care routine accordingly.

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SOLUTION: PULLING THE ROOTS OF DISEASE

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JUMPSTART: 3 POINT PLAN

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