Updates To The Book “ERIC IS WINNING”
January 2008
Yes, yes, we know, WE ARE A LITTLE LATE--and that's why we will make
this one a little short.
Previously, I told you about my two water supplements; Amazing Water and
Cell Food. Although I asked you to try them and let me know your results, we
only had five responses. I really wonder sometimes how many of you really
follow any of the suggestions. Are we wasting our time? Anyway, all five e-mail
were very positive about Amazing Water. So if you haven't tried it, you might
want to.
Based on my experience and improvement, we find it necessary to modify our
Regimen Outline. We have just made several changes in the Outline and that's
why we're late this month. I tried to make it simpler; plus some very important
notes have been added here and there. We urge you to review it.
THOUGHT PROVOKING QUESTIONS
To support a long healthy life, the human body DEMANDS a variety of nutrient-
rich, fresh, raw and uncontaminated foods. Most other mammals follow that diet.
BUT humans eat old, processed, nutrient-poor, cooked and toxin-contaminated
foods. Then, when they get sick, they wonder why. Most mammals outlive us
two years to our one relatively and they are seldom sick. They do this without
any healthcare system other than their diet; no medical doctors, no hospitals
and no prescription drugs. Isn't that amazing? Now we ask you which one is
the more intelligent animal; us or them?
Now, here is a sad letter but with a very positive message. The gentleman
asked me to publish it to honor his wife. I agreed. Here it is:
Dear Eric--
When my wife, Kathy, was diagnosed with ALS in the spring of 2006 we
were devastated. The "experts" at the ALS clinic at the University of
Wisconsin basically told us there was no hope and advised us about
how to deal with all of the awful things that were ahead.
Once the shock wore off, however, Kathy declared that she was going
to "Beat this monster within me." Kathy could barely swallow and
speak at that time and in July she had a PEG tube put in so that she
could build back her weight. Then she started doing all kinds of
research.
Near the end of that summer she came across your book and read it
almost non-stop. Then she told me to read it. We were both truly
amazed at and excited by what you were saying. It made sense.
Finally, someone was giving us hope.
Within a short time she stopped the medications that had been
prescribed, we tossed out all of the non-organic products in our
house and shifted over to all organic food. She felt better almost
instantly. Then we began searching for a dentist who would remove the
mercury fillings from Kathy's teeth. This was no easy task,
especially since she couldn't swallow and the dental work would need
to be done under general anesthesia. Eventually, in June 2007, we
ended up working directly with Doc Hal Huggins, who not only arranged
to get Kathy's fillings removed, but also worked very closely on
monitoring and improving her blood chemistries through diet and
supplements. In the ensuing months he's also become a friend.
By October of this year she was able to swallow small amounts of
water and she began to have small movements and regular tingling in
her tongue, both things that hadn't happened in almost a year and a
half. She was very optimistic that things were heading in the right
direction, and had she not discovered your story it may not have
happened.
Unfortunately, Kathy's story doesn't have a happy ending. Five weeks
ago she lost her balance and fell backward, hitting her head and
wrenching her shoulder very badly. She hadn't been sleeping very well
for a long time, but after that she had difficulty sleeping at all
because of the pain in her shoulder and her inability to get
comfortable. That went on for three weeks and she not only grew more
and more tired, but more and more restless, to the point where she
couldn't even get in a short rest. Two weeks ago she died of
exhaustion. The last three days of her life she managed to get maybe
three or four hours of sleep, total, including nighttime and naps.
And none of it was restful sleep. Her last night she was in and out
of bed at least 20 times. Since she had very little use of her arms
and limited leg strength, getting in and out of bed took a tremendous
amount of her energy.
So, so sad. She knew that she was heading in the right direction
because her body was beginning to show improvements that the
"experts" said was impossible. She had begun lifting light weights
again and doing low-impact exercises to strengthen her legs. And she
was enthralled at the feeling of cold water once again going down her
throat.
Kathy was only 57. I will miss her dearly. But I hope that her story
will help others recognize the fact that "this moldy disease," as
she'd been calling it, is in fact reversible.
I wanted to tell you "Thank You" for offering the hope that helped
her begin her journey of healing.
You truly are a blessing to many people.
David Tank
Eau Claire, Wisconsin