The Gerson Miracle Page #9

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because it's toxic, it's drugs, it's chemicals,

and I have, you know, more of an idea that

they might kill you rather than help me

if I had to go into a hospital.

And over the years, I've saved an average of $ 2,000 a year.

For 45 years, that's roughly $ 90 thousand.

But that is not the only benefit.

When you eat organic as I did and vegetarian,

I was never ill.

It's much cheaper to live this way.

And to live healthy, and I've not even mention,

I'm feeling good.

I feel good, I have energy, I'm able to work,

I'm able to travel and lecture

and I do all kind of things,

even now that I'm almost 82 years old.

I'm always telling people,

women particularly:

Wouldn't it be wonderful if you never had to worry about

finding a lump in your breast?

But if you eat healthy, that's what happens.

As I mentioned, I'm 82, up until this time

I never ever had a mammogram.

Because I feel very strongly that, living in this

manner you don't risk cancer.

Without Charlotte's dog determination

and iron will her entire life,

Dr. Gerson's battle to share with the world

this unprecedented medical marvel

would have failed.

Even now, in the application of this therapy she's unrelenting.

Today Gerson's name and therapy is known and honored

world wide by holistic physicians, nutritionists and chiropractors.

Only in the U. S. is Gerson's name

still forbidden to cross the lips of a physician.

Fortunately for Charlotte, her family upholds her task

and has contributed markedly to radiating information

of the Gerson therapy throughout the world.

The Gerson Therapy is unequivocally

the Holy Grail to curing cancer

and maladies that now afflict most of mankind.

Charlotte's son Howard is helping educate people around the world

about the Gerson therapy through a tax exempt organization,

as well as radio and television appearances.

He also authors features stories for the bi-monthly

"Gerson Healing Newsletter. "

Howard has recently completed an historical overview

of his grandfather's life and work

and coordinates book signings with Charlotte

like this on the Gerson Institute in Southern California.

- You can cure any disease,

or you can just maintain good health.

- Thank you very much, my pleasure. Nice to meet you.

- Thank you.

Charlotte's daughter Peggy along with

husband Giuliano and daughter Etha,

who live in Italy, also follow the Gerson protocol.

Etha, only 14, is already an accomplished violinist

and donates her musical talent to benefits

on lecture programs that Peggy puts together in Europe.

Giuliano, a poet, journalist, lecturer and author

recently wrote his own tribute about

Dr. Max Gerson's life, set as a novel.

This film would not be complete without a representative

recovery, from one of the most deadly cancer of all.

Meet Pat Annie from British Columbia, in Canada.

A successful businesswoman in the shipping industry.

She remains extremely busy.

Pat radiates good health and has a

deep conviction about certain priorities in her life.

Pat took over her husband shipping business

after he passed away of lung cancer some years ago.

Ironically, he developed cancer after Pat

had recovered on the Gerson therapy.

But unlike Pat, he refused any kind

of treatment from anyone.

In 1986 I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer,

which is spread to my liver, go to bladder and spleen.

The doctors told me I had 3 months to live,

to go home, get my finances in order

and prepare to die.

My husband just wouldn't accept it,

I was only 46 years at the time, or too young.

So we kicked around, thinking "oh, well... ",

you know, such a blow that you just

don't really start thinking for at least a month.

And at that time, I was throwing up mouthfuls of blood

I was on the therapy for 10 days,

the bleeding it stopped, the pain it stopped,

I came home, get therapy for 2 years.

After three months, my doctors here

wondered why I was still living.

He asked me if I would have a CAT scan which I did.

The mass and the cancer was gone.

He said, I don't know what you're doing,

we don't want to know what you're doing, just keep doing it.

The doctors at that time they said I would

never live to see my second grandchild,

which is now 19 years old.

So we prove they're wrong.

I have four grandkids now and a granddaughter.

And I just, last night they took me out,

it was my 65th birthday party.

And it was nice to have them all together as a family after

I hope they appreciate me.

At the time I was fighting the pancreas cancer,

we got a call from Michael Landon - you may remember on he.

He was on "Little House on the Prairie. "

He had pancreatic cancer. They gave him three

months to live, the same as they did to me.

He wouldn't go down to Mexico, but he

started the Gerson therapy at home with his family.

He went on to the Tonight Show

and he looked wonderful,

and he said he felt wonderful.

And the doctors, after seeing, I guess, him

on the Tonight Show tried to talk about of doing the Gerson.

So he went with the doctors and did some procedure that

they thought would work and he

wouldn't loose his beautiful long hair.

He phoned us after he did this "treatment" and said,

he knew that was the end,

that he should have stayed with the Gerson.

And there is no doubt in my mind that he would

be alive today if he had stayed with the Gerson.

Pat is of Hungarian ancestry and read with great

interest and delight about a new

Gerson hospital in Budapest - Hungary.

This hospital is not an ordinary hospital.

It is a medieval old castle.

And is devoted to treating cancer or disease

patients with the Gerson therapy exclusively.

Finally, after 75 years and tens of

thousands of healed people

the world at last is embracing

this answer to cancer.

Other hospitals were open in Asia

and Eastern Europe.

The book of mankind's journey in history

is ridden from profound darkness, despair

and suffering and indescribable sadness.

But the story does not end there.

And in recorded human history is

also triumph and hope

over seemingly insurmountable societal,

individual and environmental illness.

As historians and scientists

go back in time,

in the fall of ancient Rome resolving

of drinking water from leaded pipes,

to the secrets of the distant past frozen

in some of the world's greatest ice fields,

we can see a trace of legacy

of other cultures and life forms,

that have arrived and survived on the earth

for tens of thousand of years.

Only now and for some perhaps

hauntingly the melting ice

sheets revealed through fossilized remains,

but nothing is permanent

and life is fragile and beautiful.

Dr. Gerson, who was the first

holistic physician in the U.S.,

called his approach to medicine "totality. "

He was a health ecologist.

To draw the connection as Dr. Gerson did,

of the large scale environmental challenges,

and the viability of life

inching essentially

upon what we put to our cups

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