The nourishing power of nature 🌿

22 Feb 2023 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube dialogue, Speaker A and Speaker B argue that the human body is biologically tuned to recognize and work with substances that originate directly from nature, whereas most modern pharmaceuticals are synthetic derivatives that mimic natural compounds. They claim that because these synthetic forms are not identical to their natural counterparts, the body must compensate, leading to side effects. The speakers also note a legal restriction that prevents the direct commercial sale of unmodified natural substances, forcing the pharmaceutical industry to rename and chemically alter them, which they argue further reduces efficacy. Overall, the conversation promotes the idea that natural remedies are inherently more compatible with the body's healing processes than synthetic medicines.

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Some things come from plants originally, but they ultimately end up in a form that the body can't really figure out what it is. So there's side effects to just about every medication because the body has to compensate to, to recognize a partial construct of something. The body's really designed to recognize in nature what is natural, how it Fits with the body's healing process, which is very natural.
That's right. Yes. So what in the medical system, you know, all the pharmaceutical industry, everything is synthetic forms, which they've kind of cloned nature, but you can't make money off nature. There's a law around that. You can't give it a name, you can't sell it. So they've changed the names of things and made them synthetic, but the body doesn't understand synthetic. The body only understands nature. So ultimately these things aren't working.