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The seven stages of illness |
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Dr. Bernard Jensen
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... Management of chronic diseases
is a medical euphemism. It is not curing disease, but
controlling it with the aid of suppressive drugs. This type of
response to disease halts any progress towards healing. It
serves only to make the patient more comfortable, while allowing
him to progress to the degenerative stage, postponing the day of
reckoning. Chronic conditions denied proper care will inevitably
regress into ever greater chronic illnesses until they become
degenerative ... |
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If a disease is not treated when
it appears, it will develop with time according to the seven
stages of illness. The duration of each stage varies from person
to person depending on their constitution and condition.
Sometimes these stages overlap.
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1. Fatigue
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This is caused by a chaotic and
ungrateful life. No harmony and no gratitude and much animal
and junk foods. A passing flu or general fatigue fall under this
category.
Examples of this stage of illness
Passing colds, fatigue, lethargy.
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2. Pain and suffering |
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This is caused by low judgment on
many levels. Violating the order of the universe has begun to
have consequences. The patient has begun to feel that all is not
well with the world. The daily routine begins to get disrupted
by pain and suffering.
Examples of this stage of illness
Constipation,
diarrhea,
hepatitis,
migraines,
polio,
psoriasis,
syphilis
& gonorrhea,
typhoid &
brucellosis,
insomnia,
HIV AIDS.
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3. Chronic conditions |
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The disease has ascended into a
more serious level. The pain and suffering are now permanent and
have begun to slowly change daily routine.
Examples of this stage of illness
Anemia,
heart and artery disease,
arthritis,
chlamydia & candida,
Irritable
bowel syndrome,
eczema,
gallstones,
hepatitis,
herpes,
high
blood pressure,
kidney stones,
lyme
disease,
malaria &
cholera,
migraines,
ovarian cysts,
psoriasis,
syphilis
& gonorrhea,
hyper-thyroid & hypo-thyroid,
tonsillitis,
tuberculosis,
peptic
ulcers,
varicose veins,
vitiligo,
asthma,
gout,
uric
acid,
acne,
HIV AIDS,
diabetes
type II,
lupus.
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4. Neurological
diseases |
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As toxic build up increases it
begins to seep into the nervous system. Nervousness and
decreased concentration appear. Clarity of vision begins to
deteriorate.
Examples of this stage of illness
Behcets
disease,
inflammatory bowel disease,
epilepsy,
advanced hepatitis,
advanced lyme disease,
multiple sclerosis,
post-polio syndrome,
syphilis & gonorrhea,
HIV AIDS,
lupus.
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5. Functional and
structural changes in the organs |
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As toxic build up continues, it
begins to cause gradual but permanent damage and deformations in
the vital organs in the body. This is always associated with
much pain and suffering.
Examples of this stage of illness
Fibroids,
gangrene,
advanced hepatitis,
liver cirrhosis,
advanced lyme disease and its neurological complications,
advanced
multiple sclerosis,
thyroid nodules & goiter,
tuberculosis,
ulcerative colitis & crohn's disease,
gout,
HIV
AIDS-related illnesses,
cancer,
diabetes type I,
lupus,
osteoporosis.
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6. Psychological
disease |
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As serious illness begins to
affect the vital organs, psychological disturbances begin to
overwhelm the patient. Each organ is associated with a form of
emotion. The liver is associated with anger and dark thoughts, the kidneys with
fear and exclusiveness. Most psychological disorders are a
consequence of getting to this stage of physiological disease.
Examples of this stage of illness
Advanced
multiple sclerosis,
Alzheimer's disease,
depression &
major depression.
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7. Spiritual disease |
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This is the last stage as the
patient begins to realize that there is something terribly
wrong, and that possibly the end is near.
Examples of this stage of illness
All diseases lead to this stage if not treated properly and
naturally in time.
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