Morley Robbins

I am convinced the American people have been misled… and seriously misfed for the last 60 years about what to think, and more importantly, what to eat, to allegedly stave off dis-ease. I am writing a series of “paradoxical essays” entitled “Let’s Get Sick!” that are meant to wake you up from your allopathic-induced stupor! http://monthlyaspectarian.com/the-monthly-aspectarian-morley-articles-archive.html These essays are not meant to replace a one-on-one relationship that you might have with a qualified health care professional. Furthermore, shame on you if you think they are intended as “medical advice.” If you are sincerely intent on improving your health, I encourage you to take responsibility for your own health care decisions based upon inspired research, and in partnership with a qualified health care professional. Please note, it is time we stop "outsourcing our health" to professionals trained in disease management -- there is a difference in those paradigms. Key to this is partnering with someone who can think well outside the box of today’s vogue, misguided, biologically-incorrect, but very “politically-correct” medical and dietary dogma & recommendations that are fueling the epidemic of chronic disease raging across America and much of the Western world. Based on my 32 years as an “illness care” executive and consultant, this incidence of disease is only going to get much, much worse -- unless you take control. While I’m not professionally licensed to “prescribe” a diet or lifestyle in the State of Illinois, or any State for that matter, if I were in your body, I would simply not do any of the ten (10) steps outlined in each of these “Let’s Get Sick!” articles. In closing, I am in total agreement with Prof. Pierre Delbet (1861-1957) – “Magnesium should be considered a food and not a drug…” I can be reached at [email protected] or follow my videos on YouTube or just pick up the phone and challenge me with your “health” issues (847.922.8061). Just for the record, I’ve never met a question I didn’t like… Proceed at your own risk… and perfect your own reward.