and which could do any harm to the system.

• Any act of violence is one that so exceeds the natural actions of the body as to cause an excessive breaking-down of tissues or interference with the norma

There are four laws which are applicable to Natural Living and Natural Healing and anyone who wishes to have a full understanding of its philosophy should always keep them in mind and use them as their guideposts.

1. The first is the Law of Druglessness.

• This is aimed mainly at the taking of medicine but naturally applies equally to dietetics.

• The Law of Druglessness says that we should not put into a sick body any substance which if put into a well body would make it sick.

• As foods are our medicine, we must see that only the correct foods, the cleanest, mildest and purest foods ever enter our digestive systems.

2. The second is the Law of Non-Violence.

• We must not indulge in violent thoughts.

• We must not make use of any treatments which are violent in character and which could do any harm to the system.

• Any act of violence is one that so exceeds the natural actions of the body as to cause an excessive breaking-down of tissues or interference with the normal

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1. The first is the Law of Druglessness.

• This is aimed mainly at the taking of medicine but naturally applies equally to dietetics.

• The Law of Druglessness says that we should not put into a sick body any substance which if put into a well body would make it sick.

• As foods are our medicine, we must see that only the correct foods, the cleanest, mildest and purest foods ever enter our digestive systems.

2. The second is the Law of Non-Violence.

• We must not indulge in violent thoughts.

• We must not make use of any treatments which are violent in character and which could do any harm to the system.

• Any act of violence is one that so exceeds the natural actions of the body as to cause an excessive breaking-down of tissues or interference with the norma

not put into a sick body any substance which if put into a well body would make it sick.

• As foods are our medicine, we must see that only the correct foods, the cleanest, mildest and purest foods ever enter our digestive systems.

2. The second is the Law of Non-Violence.

• We must not indulge in violent thoughts.

• We must not make use of any treatments which are violent in character and which could do any harm to the system.

• Any act of violence is one that so exceeds the natural actions of the body as to cause an excessive breaking-down of tissues or interference with the norma

r enter our digestive systems.

2. The second is the Law of Non-Violence.

• We must not indulge in violent thoughts.

• We must not make use of any treatments which are violent in character and which could do any harm to the system.

• Any act of violence is one that so exceeds the natural actions of the body as to cause an excessive breaking-down of tissues or interference with the norma

and which could do any harm to the system.

• Any act of violence is one that so exceeds the natural actions of the body as to cause an excessive breaking-down of tissues or interference with the normal functions of the organs.

3. The third law is the so-called Law of Karma.

• Every effect has a good and sufficient cause.

• Applied to the human organism it means that the health we enjoy or the ill health we suffer is the direct result of the living habits of ourselves, and/or our ancestors.

• As we sow, so shall we reap.

• The laws of nature are inexorable. If sometimes we feel that the punishment meted out to those who break the natural laws is too severe, we must remember that the choice is ours.

• If we wish to indulge our own whims instead of obeying the natural laws, we cannot complain if the maximum of pain, discomfort or even death, is the penalty.

4. The fourth law is the Law of Crisis.

• Without Crisis there can be no cure.

• The Healing Crisis is th