SEVERELY DIABETIC, HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, HIGH STRESS, HIGH CHOLESTEROL. POOR VISION, AND LACKING ENERGY THAT WAS MARIE MILLER’S DIAGNOSIS

Marie Miller, thought she’d give a series of chelation treatment a try. She thought she had nothing to lose as the only thing her doctor could do for her was to give her more drugs, which made her more tired, and depleted her sex drive. She had to push herself to the limit to make it through work each day. Every day was the same, she felt like a hopeless slave to her condition. Much to her surprise, within ninety days, her blood pressure dropped, she didn’t require insulin anymore, she only needed her glasses to read, and her energy level increased, which resulted in a promotion at her job. Her marriage which was on the rocks after twenty five years, was celebrated with an island cruise. Needless to say, the entire Miller family is very happy, thanks to chelation therapy.

What does Marie tell all her friends? She tells them not to wait until the doctor tells you that you have diabetes to get chelated. She shouts loudly - do it now!

Marie quotes the ancient proverb which states “the wise man does at the beginning what the foolish man does at the end.”

Some people get very insulted and indignant with me in the office when I talk like that to them. Some walk out and never come back. Others realize that all I am trying to do is help them to help themselves. When they ask me “Are you calling me a fool?” When I quote this proverb, my response has always been “If the shoe fits, wear it.” Any doctor on the planet, in his or her right mind, will admit that an ounce of prevention is worth a ton of cures. Also a treatment that works to heal a condition, works even better to prevent the condition. Why take unnecessary chances with your health? Your life is not to be toyed with, like a game of chance.

Now let’s get down to the unvarnished truth. Let’s cut through all the fluff. What type of person are you? Do you need to have a sudden heart attack, be brought back from the dead by CPR, and emergency medical heroics after being rushed to the hospital by ambulance, before you begin to think about doing something sensible like chelation therapy?

Don’t make me do it, ask yourself am I being foolish or wise? The reason I ask is because this is the time to act. 50% of those who have a heart attack never live to have a second one.

Do you know what it is to experience a crippling stroke? You may want to ask my attorney and life long friends, Gerard F. Long. Unfortunately he is not around anymore to tell you about it.

Gerry was a very sharp trial lawyer. Good on his feet. He seemed to know exactly what to say and how to say it. He was beautiful to listen to. I preached to him for years about his unhealthy life-style. Unfortunately he wouldn’t listen. He was a young, smart, successful man in his forties, then suddenly in the middle of a stressful debate he was hit with a stroke like a bolt of lightening, paralyzing his speech and entire right side of his body. He couldn’t write or drive a car ever again. He looked like a ghost and was reduced to a vegetable in seconds. His promising career was over in a second. He couldn’t get his thoughts from his once sharp mind into words. After living a few years in misery, and financial despair, he dropped dead at the family dinner table on Thanksgiving Day.

Gerry Long was my good friend, but he was foolish. I told him that to his face when he was alive. I did everything I could to help him, but he wouldn’t be helped. Attitude is so very important in life.

I didn’t get permission to write about him like this, but I know he would want you to know the facts.

Don’t think this is an isolated story. I’ve got hundreds of patients, friends, and people I’ve met in my thirty years of being in private practice. Some people you can help, others you can’t. I know this for a fact that the ancient proverb is true “The wise person does in the beginning what the fool does at the end.”

One question, which category are you in? Don’t make me ask it, ask yourself, “Are you wise or are you a fool?”

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