Andreas Moritz Quotes

“At the end of one's rope one discovers that there is new rope. Life doesn't stop when it ends. Even death is the beginning of a new cycle of life.”

“Each moment is the most ideal it could possibly be; there’s no need to compare it to the one that preceded it or the one that may follow it. This will totally change the way you perceive yourself. So let things unfold; let yourself be in the flow, not in a passive way but actively. Participate in both the up and down phases of life; both are important to know and fully experience.”

“In the years ahead, many on this Earth will come to the realization that no life form needs to earn the right to live. The fact of its existence is enough proof that it has the right to exist and be treated with love, compassion and respect.”

“In truth, we are as unlimited and eternal as our consciousness. This makes each one of us eternal, universal beings. 
To wake up to that reality while inhabiting a physical body is our main reason for being here.”

“Look to see what you can learn from negative things without trying to get rid of them. Embrace everything that comes into your life as a gift or blessing and it will be that way.”

“Problems that seem under control through manipulation tend to reappear somewhere else, but with greater severity than they were before.”

“The kidneys perform one of the most delicate balancing acts in the human body – maintaining the right acid-alkaline concentration of sodium and potassium in the blood and other fluids. While sodium is an alkaline mineral, potassium is acidic. The ratio between these two natural minerals is expressed as the pH (power of hydrogen) value and needs to be maintained within an extremely narrow range.
One of the main reasons is that every one of the 100 trillion cells in your body needs a certain specific pH value so that they can perform even their basic functions. This job is entrusted to the kidneys. If your body’s internal environment tilts towards being acidic, you run the risk of suffering from acidosis; and depending on your diet, you will speed towards a toxicity crisis. Alternatively, if your blood and other fluids tilt towards being too alkaline, you run the risk of alkalosis.”

“The masses are brainwashed to the point that they believe if an American grocery store or restaurant offers a particular food, it must be good and safe.”

“There is only so much energy available to us in life. Spending it on solving problems is one possible way of living your life, but this may leave you empty - hearted; spending it on what excites you is a lot more fulfilling and fun - and effortless; and usually, the previously experienced problems vanish on their own. We don't have to battle against the darkness when all we need to do is turn on the light.”

“When someone loves you for who you are, 
with all your weaknesses and gifts, you will know it is for real. That is the kind of person you want in your life. 
You don’t need to be perfect in order to be loved deeply.”

“You can only feel creative when there is joy. When there is a sense of passion.”

“It is inconceivable to expect that a drug company would ever publish the results of clinical trials that contradict their biased hypotheses. The conflict of interest is obvious, yet drug companies now fund the vast majority of research studies in the world. This profit-based monopoly, deciding what kind of research is suitable and what is not, determines our so highly valued science-based evidence. It’s such a dramatic conflict of interest that it is shocking that more people don’t speak out against it.”

“It is this lack of individual empowerment, coupled with conventional medicine’s approach – which is merely symptom-reactive at best, and downright dangerous at worst – that has created the epidemic levels we are witnessing in many diseases, including Alzheimer’s.”

“Many people simply do not believe that their bodies alone are capable of sustaining themselves, when properly supported and cared for. Like many diseases such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes and Alzheimer’s, people believe a medical diagnosis is an unchangeable fate that they must simply accept, even if it is in the form of a death sentence.”

“Perhaps the most harmful way toxic chemicals enter our bodies is through food and water, directly getting into our bloodstream and tissues, and slowly poisoning us. One of these chemicals we are commonly exposed to is the heavy metal, mercury. And here’s the clincher: despite mounting evidence that this chemical is extremely dangerous, mercury pollution is at an all-time high. Power plants in the United States, for example, emitted nearly 135,000 pounds of mercury pollution in the year 2009 alone, a 30 percent increase in only a decade.”

“Scientists are unequivocal that obesity is a sign of poor nutrition and/or poor digestion. As ironic as this may seem, it is a sign of progressive malnourishment. The fact is, despite consuming a lot, the body is unable to adequately process, digest and utilize all the food you eat.

So, for example, if you eat vast amounts of processed foods, they are clogging up your system with empty calories, which are devoid of nutrition.”

“Since pharma companies need to keep patients tethered to their treatments, they perpetuate the notion that we are victims of random and vicious diseases, rather than human beings whose bodies have an innate intelligence that can alter this so-called grim destiny.”

“The link between Alzheimer’s disease and obesity is not clear, and science has yet to discover whether there is a direct causal relationship between the two diseases, or whether obesity can lead to diabetes which, in turn, can precipitate Alzheimer’s.”

“The treatments patients are told to undergo are not designed to treat the illness at its source, but merely mask and maintain its symptoms, to the benefit of Big Pharma, of course. Numerous studies have demonstrated that the success rate of pharmaceutical drugs is low enough to render them no more effective than a placebo.”

“Unfortunately, modern agriculture has nearly depleted farm soil of all its basic nutrients and replaced them with chemical poisons (pesticides). Modern food processing methods have added to the nutritional deficiencies so prevalent in industrialized countries.”

“We all know that being overweight is not good for our health, for a number of reasons. Now, science has just given us one more reason. Recent research confirms that being overweight or obese is also detrimental to mental health.”

“A little knowledge—which is what you may call ignorance—is, in fact, a dangerous thing. Almost everyone, at least in the industrialized world, knows that drinking water from a filthy pond or polluted lake can cause life-threatening diarrhea. Yet, relatively few people realize that holding on to resentment, anger, and fear, avoiding exposure to the sun, not getting enough sleep, or eating junk foods, chemical additives, and artificial sweeteners is no less dangerous than drinking polluted water; these habits of life may just take a little longer to kill a person than tiny amoeba do.”

“Although nearly one million people die each year from the side effects of medical treatments or medical errors, it is difficult for most people to forsake the illusion of a cure when learned scientists, doctors, pharmacists, the government, and drug makers so convincingly promise them a quick relief of their disease symptoms. It takes great courage, as well as trust in yourself, in your body’s innate wisdom, and in nature, to heal what is only yours to heal. To heal cancer, the entire ‘you’ must become whole again, including your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual self.”

“Antidepressants upset the most fundamental functions in the body, including the digestion of food and cell metabolism. Patients given the popular antidepressant paraoxetine (Paxil), for example, may suddenly feel much hungrier than usual and not feel full after eating. Thus, they eat more and more, a sure way to gain weight and become obese. Obesity is now considered the main risk factor for most chronic diseases, including heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.”

“Cancer growth usually occurs in areas of severe dehydration. Many people suffer from dehydration without being aware of it.”

“Cancer is a more or less permanent traffic jam in the body.”

“Dehydration is a condition in which body cells do not receive enough water for basic metabolic processes. The cells can run dry for a number of reasons:

• Lack of water intake (anything less than six glasses of pure water per day)
• Regular consumption of beverages that have diuretic effects, e.g. coffee, caffeinated tea, carbonated beverages, such as soda pop, and alcohol, including beer and wine
• Regular consumption of stimulating foods or substances, such as meat, hot spices, chocolate, sugar, tobacco, narcotic drugs, soda pop, artificial sweeteners, and the like
• Stress
• Taking any of a number of pharmacological drugs
• Excessive exercise
• Overeating and excessive weight gain
• Watching television daily for several hours”

“Some of the most powerful direct and indirect causes of cancer are pharmaceutical drugs. Most drugs consist of a combination of synthetically derived chemicals that hook to the receptors of a cell in order to invoke or suppress specific responses that, for some reason, no longer occur naturally. Although this intervention on the cellular level sounds very logical and desirable, it can have serious consequences. It actually prevents your body from restoring its own natural responses when you try to determine the root causes of your health issues. After a while, your body will have no choice but to forsake the production of its own natural chemicals and become dependent on the drugs.”

“The standard treatments for cancer are not meant to heal, but to destroy.”

“A newborn baby that is being breast-fed by its mother receives a high dose of cholesterol right from the beginning of its life. Mother’s milk contains twice the cholesterol of cow’s milk! Nature certainly has no intention of destroying a baby’s heart by giving it such high amounts of cholesterol. On the contrary, a healthy heart consists of 10 percent pure cholesterol (all water removed). Our brain is made of even more cholesterol than the heart is and half of our adrenal glands consist of it. Cholesterol is an essential building block of all our body cells and is needed for every metabolic process. Because cholesterol is such an important substance for the body every single cell is capable of producing it. We could not even live a single day without it.”