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When you look at it, the human anatomy is all just a series of flowing tubes: the blood vessels, the lungs, the nerves, the alimentary canal, and what have you – each of the vital organs are also made of tubes. The liver is a tube, the stomach is a tube, the bladder is a tube, and what have you.

So long as all the tubes are flowing like a river, you’re fine. But when the tubes get blocked, constricted, smashed, cut, or balloon out… then you’ve got your health problems.

If you had a heart attack or stroke, then you had a blood clot and couldn’t get any blood up to your brain. You had a plumbing problem. You had tubes in trouble, because you ate the wrong food and got arterial plaque which thinned them out and raised the pressure until something burst.

This outlook on disease is so enlightening. An aneurysm is the result of a blood vessel tube that became weakened in its lining and ballooned. A stroke is a blood clot in a blood vessel or artery tube in the brain, shutting off blood flow and oxygen to the brain cells. Constipation is severe impaction of the intestinal tube, leading to abdominal pain. Heart disease is the blocking or obstruction of the coronary artery tubes that lead to the heart tissue.

You have congestion? That’s the tubes of the lungs being backed up by excess waste products. The uncomfortable symptoms of coughing up mucous, sinus drainage, sweating and intestinal diarrhea are the body’s built-in purging mechanisms for tubular drainage of acids, parasites, mucous and toxins. The common cold may be the body’s simple attempt to use secretions to flush an infection of unwanted materials out the sinuses, lungs or intestinal tubes. If you try to stop these symptoms with pharmaceutical drugs, you may be blocking the self-healing process from taking place.

Eating the wrong foods – that’s going to turn your body fluids thick, causing congestion, overworking the heart, lungs, kidneys and liver, and accumulating as sludge in the blood vessels, arteries, veins, capillaries, and micro-vascular tubing. That’s what gives you tubes in trouble!

What people are really dying from is their own waste matter backing up in their tubes. When your sewage system is blocked it’s unable to clean out your waste as quickly as you produce it. That’s why fasting is popular at the moment. People are discovering that if you give the body a rest it can finally catch up with the backlog of garbage you’ve been accumulating. Ultimately, when most of us die, it’s going to be largely our own fault! Due to our very own choices! We can blame society, of course. After all, we have all been indoctrinated into believing that disease is something that just happens to us when we’re unlucky. But where’s that going to get us, blaming society? We are part of society, and if we want society to be responsible, then it’s high time we took responsibility for ourselves and the ones around us. It’s our responsibility now to create a responsible society.