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A sick body is a “toxic” body and if we want to heal this body, we have first to eliminate the sludge before a real cure can take place. Metabolic acidic waste substances are especially stored around joints and connective tissue, but also in inner organs, in arteries and in the lymphatic tissue. If a person is young or has sufficient exercise and a healthy diet, the body can eliminate these products by itself. If a person has a sedentary life style, too much stress and a wrong diet, then the body’s organs can not eliminate these substances sufficiently. They block the normal function of regulatory mechanisms.  That leads to ailments, pain and chronic sickness. The result is a typical problem in our modern society and life style.

Once again I turn the pen over to the author of an extraordinary story of Cruz Roja and the Mexican medical system in action. This is an edited version of Jay Raymond White's report on his heart attack in Ajijic just months ago. The second half on the Mexican medical system will appear next month.  Jay, please forgive the editing but your prose was too long to fit my space.

At a recent Ajijic Writer's meeting, I read an article on my latest research on herbs and I was surprised; I was surprised at the interest shown. One person even suggested the feasibility of forming an Herbalist Society. In view of this response I would like to share it with readers of the LCR.

Mounting evidence shows there is a connection between the accumulation of toxins in body tissue and the development of chronic disease.

Living in Mexico puts us at risk for a number of health issues we wouldn't normally face living in North America. Typhoid is one of them. The early symptoms of typhoid include headache, sickly feeling, lassitude, constipation or diarrhea, occasionally nose bleeds, hot flashes, cough, disturbed nights and sometimes, abdominal pain.