Toxemia

Definition and stakes

Dr. Isabelle A. Moser with Steve Solomon,  How and When to Be Your Own Doctor (August, 2003 [Etext# 4343])

“ When the body is enervated, elimination is checked. This, in turn, results in a retention of toxins in the blood--the condition which we speak of as toxemia. This state produces a crisis which is nothing more than heroic or extraordinary efforts by the body to eliminate waste or toxin from the blood. It is this crisis which we term disease. Such accumulation of toxin when once established, will continue until nerve energy has been restored to normal by removing the cause. So-called disease is nature's effort to eliminate toxin from the blood. All so-called diseases are crises of toxemia. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Dr. Isabelle A. Moser with Steve Solomon,  How and When to Be Your Own Doctor (August, 2003 [Etext# 4343])

“ This is the Theory of Toxemia. A healthy body struggles continually to purify itself of poisons that are inevitably produced while going about its business of digesting food, moving about, and repairing itself. The body is a marvelous creation, a carbon, oxygen combustion machine, constantly burning fuel, disposing of the waste products of combustion, and constantly rebuilding tissue by replacing worn out, dead cells with new, fresh ones. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Dr. Isabelle A. Moser with Steve Solomon,  How and When to Be Your Own Doctor (August, 2003 [Etext# 4343])

“ I view this second possibility as highly undesirable because strong, healthy bodies possessing a high degree of vital force are able to eliminate toxins rather violently, frequently producing very uncomfortable symptoms that are not life-threatening. However, as the vital force drops, the body changes its routes of secondary elimination and begins using more centrally located vital organs and systems to dispose of toxemia. This degeneration producing less unpleasant symptoms, but in the long run, damages essential organs and moves the person closer to their final disease. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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