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All illness are related to food | Kamilah Stevenson

18 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube dialogue, Speaker A argues that virtually every illness stems from food consumption and promotes fasting as a universal healing method, condemning modern doctors as mere pharmacologists who dispense drugs rather than facilitate the body's natural healing. Speaker B counters this extreme view, emphasizing that individuals have diverse nutritional needs, many suffer from malnutrition, and that both food and fasting can be beneficial when applied judiciously. The exchange stresses the importance of listening to one's body, avoiding extreme dietary practices, and acknowledges that food can be both a source of illness and a source of healing. The segment concludes with a call to subscribe for more growth‑focused content.

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All the illnesses are food-related. If we would not eat as much as we do and fast more, then we will find ourselves being able to cure. Your body is its own hospital, but to get it open for business, you gotta fast. And when you fast, you open the doors of your hospital to heal you. That's what doctors are really supposed to do. But doctors today, they're not real doctors. They're really pharmacologists. That's a legal drug dealer.
The problem with this is that people are so extreme and we gotta stop being so extreme. Everyone is different. Most people are not in the same environment that they were in thousands of years ago. And most people are dealing with malnutrition. And so a lot of people aren't getting enough food. Food can also be healing to the body, just like fasting can be healing to the body. But we have to stop with the extremes and you have to start listening to your body because every person is different and every person's needs are different. If you're about that growth life, tap subscribe.