Common Sense Has to be Learned

Did you know that common sense has to be learned?

That’s right. Fortunately for me, I grew up living with my grandparents. My grandmother taught me that common sense has to be learned. She was 100% correct. The following examples support her concept.

Treating high blood pressure with diuretics and other drugs is like painting on rust. You are only treating the symptom, not the cause. Treating high cholesterol is also treating the symptom. A low thyroid and overstimulated adrenal glands are just two reasons why the cholesterol level can be high.

If you experience sensitivity to bright light and get dizzy getting up from a lying position, it is indicative of weak adrenals. Taking statin drugs for high cholesterol is suicide. This drug damages your liver, kidneys, causes breakdown of skeletal muscles, causes type II diabetes, and lowers your CoEnzyme Q10 levels which will weaken your heart. Cholesterol is not a disease; it is an indicator that something is wrong. If you bruise easily, it is because of capillary fragility. Weak blood vessel walls will ooze blood when traumatized. It is a sign of nutritional deficiency. If you experience insomnia, it is a symptom that your body is out of balance. Hypothyroidism, overactive adrenal glands, hypoglycemia, and low protein consumption are possible reasons for insomnia. Does it make any sense to keep taking sleeping pills?

If your finger is red and swollen because of a splinter, do you keep putting medication on it? No. You remove the splinter and let the area heal. For a more detailed description of other common sense medical information, I recommend you read my book, Remove the “Splinters” and Watch the Body Heal. It’s available on books.by/reality-books. You must use Firefox or Safari because Chrome does not work.