The Value of Acute Diseases

Madeleine Innocent

The value of acute diseases is totally unrecognised by medicine. Yet they have immense value in the life long health of the being.

Acute diseases are those short term, often intense, diseases that always resolve themselves, or if the health of the individual is very poor, can result in death. It wasn’t the disease that killed them. It was their fragile health that couldn’t support healing.

Who is At Risk?

Those those who are badly immune compromised. This can be from malnourishment (a lack of nourishing food), from a high toxic load (mostly from toxic food and drugs) and from psychological imbalances (fear, anger, unsupportive relationships, lifestyles……).

It's usually a combination.

Including when the individual no longer wants to be here.

I recall speaking with the grandfather of a friend. He told me he no longer wanted to be here, that he was ready to move on. As a teenager, that rather shocked me, not surprisingly as I was just starting out in life. And he did seem to be in good health.

However, a time comes when we are ready to move on. And there is no telling at what age this occurs. It is different for everyone. Very often, we don’t just die in our sleep. We contract a ‘disease’ to give our loved ones a chance to get used to the idea.

After all, death from a bad accident can be rather a shock for those left behind.

It’s the same with any animal we’re close to.

Past Deaths

In the past, when nutrition was poor, sanitation and hygiene worse and heating in winter was reserved for the wealthy, some children did die with an acute disease. However, when these three important lifestyles improved, long before any vaccine, the death rate plummeted to almost zero.

The Body is Wise

Acute diseases have a valuable purpose. In youngsters (of any species), they serve to educate their immune system. After with every acute disease a youngster experiences, that is not treated by suppressive (drugs) measures, they emerge more emotionally mature.

A child who goes through acute diseases always results in a healthier adult, all things considered.

In adults, an acute disease is more to do with helping us de-tox either physically or emotionally. It often MAKES us take a rest, take a few days off. It serves as a healing crisis, that we may not have been allowed to go through as children.

The body has inbuilt detoxicating mechanisms - the lungs, liver, kidneys, skin, lymphatic system, oxygenation and fever.

The healing crisis can look alarming to those who are not aware of what’s happening.

Suppression Creates Chronic Disease

The medical system, as New Zealand MD Ulric Williams, discovered, is completely unaware of the value of acute disease. They want to prevent or stop it at any cost. They use a battery of destructive agents that are more dangerous than the disease they are trying to help. Poisonous drugs, vaccines, radiation, mutilating surgeries are their weapons.

Yet when acute diseases are suppressed by these measures, chronic, and often incurable (by their definition) disease results. Usually many years later so they don’t make the connection.