About "BiAloe^®" and "Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment or Cure"

In our world, inundated with drug commercials and other disease-babble, the question seems to be inevitable:

"Just between you and me, will BiAloe® cure my (insert favorite disease name here …)?

 And, the most correct and accurate answer …

… "just between you and me" …

… is …

Absolutely NOT!

In fact, if it would, I would have nothing to do with it. "Prevention," "diagnosis," "treatment" and "cure" are drug terms. I don't do drugs.

Now, WAIT! Before you cast off the idea of incorporating the magnificent dietary supplement called BiAloe® into your health regimen, let me ask if the question you really want the answer to is:

"Will use of BiAloe® help me be healthier and live longer?"

To this, my answer would be "Highly likely, yes!"

Such an apparent contradiction may puzzle many a reader. The purpose of this article is to clarify the distinct difference between "Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment or Cure" (all drug-related definitions) and "dietary support of natural health functions" (The underlying purpose behind the DSHEA legislation).

First, please consider the following natural-health paradigm that, when fully understood, will make sense of it all:

"No disease or illness can survive in a perfectly healthy body."

If that seems backward to you, then you have had too much exposure to allopathic theories and drug commercials, and you have not paid nearly enough attention to nature. Please consider this second paradigm:

"Nature doesn't make mistakes. People make mistakes."

So, how does this apply to our health? Being a retired construction contractor, I see many parallels between what God, the "Master-Builder," has created, and what a highly-skilled home builder creates.

• Genetics prove that our bodies all contain the "blueprint" for perfect health. Some parts of the plans may have gotten slightly smudged or smeared from parental or self abuses, but the underlying plan is still perfect.

• A highly-skilled builder, if given: (1) a perfect plan, (2) the appropriate building materials and (3) properly functioning tools, will create a nearly perfect structure 100% of the time.

• If parts of the building are damaged by any cause, and, if given the appropriate building materials and properly functioning tools, that same builder can repair or re-construct that building even better than before.

And so it is with the Master-Builder of us. We can be constructed, repaired and re-constructed perfectly--even better than before. But, there is one huge caveat in this great plan …

… and, that caveat is …

WE are responsible to provide our own materials and maintain the tools so that the Master-Craftsman can do the perfect structure thing. So, let's take a quick look at how well we do in that department:

• The Creator plants the perfect materials all around us, wild forms of celery, a sturdy solid structure loaded with amazing nutrients; carrots, again, sturdy and nutritious; Spinach--loaded with chlorophyll and essential nutrients; coconuts, which contain fluids so closely resembling blood that the "milk" of a young coconut can be used in place of blood transfusions; etc. ad finitum. Man has "enhanced" most of these for convenience and yield, but for the most part they still provide the perfect materials.

• "Food establishments" methodically bulldoze down and pave over lush growing fields so that they can offer heat-destroyed, mushy, gloppy substances, completely unrecognizable in the natural world, and un-useable by our bodies for functions much higher than constipation, flatulence and occasional diarrhea.

So, where do we go for lunch? Past all that pavement and on to the natural vegetable patch or produce department of your local store? Not likely. Most people build up a materials reserve of mushy, gloppy "stuff" that even The Creator cannot do good work with.

The inevitable result of our building materials procurement negligence is absence of a perfectly-healthy body. Just like in a building where the door won't close, and the windows don't quite fit, and the roof leaks. It isn't long before the rodents, insects, microbes and molds begin their process of converting it back to a pile of humus and oxidized metals.

At this point, most people put the blame on the rodents and insects and microbes and molds. They will inundate the structure with a myriad of poisons to "diagnose, prevent, treat or cure" in order to kill off the guests that their own negligence has invited in. The problem is, these toxic substances will also harm or kill the cats and dogs and people who try to inhabit that same space.

So, when you ask if, "just between you and me," will BiAloe® do any of those things with respect to whatever diseases you have manifested in yourself, not only is my answer "no," but

"NO!"

"NO!"

"NO!" 

 Healthy people do not require prevention, diagnosis, treatment or cure from any diseases. They (we) go past the pavement where processed foods are dispensed to get the celery and the carrots and the spinach and the amazing Aloe vera inner leaf gel that has been freeze-dried so perfectly to preserve it's natural signature, naturally concentrating it to enable us to consume large quantities of Aloe vera inner leaf gel in a tiny 160 mg. scoop--of course, speaking of "BiAloe®"...

Using another building analogy, it wasn't the new shingle that killed the mold--The shingle was merely a material used by the craftsman to plug the hole in the roof that had enabled the rain to moisten the ceiling which gave the mold a good environment in which to live. The mold simply died because the dry environment did not support it to live there any longer. The new shingle absolutely did NOT "prevent, diagnose, treat or cure" the mold.

BiAloe® seems to be one of those super-foods that supplies such a disproportionate level of high-quality building materials for the body (mannose, in a form called "acemannan) that people misunderstand what they observe happening in their body. They then falsely report what seemed to them to be miraculous "cures" from practically everything. Their misconception of what is actually occurring in their body to produce this natural effect has led to the myths of prevention, treatment and cure.

Hopefully, you now fully understand that, although BiAloe® can be amazingly beneficial to your (our) health, the myths about prevention, treatment and cures of diseases are simply not true. Please do not participate in perpetuating that myth!

One final thought. If you are one of the many who choose the "convenient" way of life, ignoring the natural foods and drinks that were provided to us by nature, then you may want to drop to your knees and thank God for medical doctors and drugs. It is likely that your life will depend on them. Meanwhile, I will be thanking God for the natural fruits and vegetables, for the knowledge of their benefits to me, and for enabling me to choose wisely.