John Harvey Kellogg (The New Dietetics, 1921) wrote ... "Using a domestic analogy, the stomach may be considered the kitchen of the body and the small intestine the dining-room. In this part of the alimentary canal, which is about 22 feet in length, the food is disposed of so rapidly that at the ... Read More

A woman had symptoms of arthritis (attachment, a centrifugal syndrome). She tended to tuck her left thumb under her fingers, and her left leg was stiff during the Cornerstone Technique. "Let me ask you a crazy question?" I queried. "When you think of your symptoms, what's the first color that pop... Read More