It has come to my attention that many
patients overdo the exclusive grape diet.
They seem to think they must continue
the grape diet until the growth or other
disorder has disappeared completely.
Experience teaches that scars caused
by a malignant growth remain in the
tissues long after the Grape Cure has
done its work. Only time will show
whether they will ever be entirely
eradicated. The same is true of any
injury done to the body through burns,
cuts, fractures, etc. When the grape has
purified the blood of cancer poison, the
general condition of the patient steadily
improves in spite of the presence of
lumps, scars, or other evidence of the
injury done by the growth.
In my own case, while the poisons of
the cancer have been eliminated and the
cancer has disappeared, physical
examinations by medical men disclose
that there are numerous adhesions as a
result of the malignant growth. One
doctor advances the opinion that it will
take at least seven years for these
adhesions to break up. It is useless,
therefore, to continue the grape diet in
the hope of completely eradicating the
growth within a few weeks, or even a
few months.
This treatment is slow, requiring
patience and perseverance, but the
patient is improving all the time,
frequently able to go about his daily
duties. One cannot expect to rid oneself
within a few weeks of poisons that one
has been storing up one’s entire life.
Many patients who are employed and
do not wish to become too greatly
weakened take the exclusive grape diet
for, say, two or three weeks; then they go
on to the third and fourth stages for equal
periods. If, at the end of that time, they
feel that the poisons have not all been
eliminated, they repeat the treatment. In
that way, they are able to continue their
employment.
The condition of each case should be
watched carefully and judgment
exercised. It is obviously impossible to
give a set of rules that can be followed
in each case.
The grape contains many of the
elements necessary to sustain life and
health, but it does not contain everything.
To continue the grape diet beyond a
reasonable time would be to therefore
deprive the system of the nourishment
necessary for the maintenance of the
body.
Source : The Detox Mono Diet - Christopher Vasey, N.D
