A little bit about Healing with Gerson

The Gerson therapy is not for the weak at heart. It is a vigorous, very scheduled therapy for healing chronic dis-ease such as cancer. This therapy has been in effect for over 100 years, with a clinic in Tijuana Mexico. This therapy requires you to drink 13 freshly pressed juices every hour each day, fresh whole foods for your meals and coffee enemas every 4 hours for a total of 5 a day. When I started on this therapy March 19, 2013 I found it very taxing and did not know how I was going to survive and commit to this for a two year period. I decided that if I was going to do this I needed help!  My sister-in law was between jobs so I hired her 5 days a week for 4 hours in the morning. This took a huge load off of me. She washes the 100 pounds ( not a typo) of organic produce each week, prepares the coffee for the coffee breaks (aka enemas), makes my soup, salads and juices for me. This has freed me up to do the healing I need to do. It seems that every minute is accounted for when you are getting real about healing. This is a typical day for me on Gerson

5:30 - wake up, kettle on, oatmeal on, squeeze a grapefruit and orange into a glass
6:00 - coffee break
6:45 - 1st juice, oatmeal, reflexology machine for 30 minutes ( HTE ERE)
7:15 - dry brush, shower, essential oils application
7:30 - e-power machine (HTE electrical impulse machine)
8:00 - green juice, jump on rebounder
8:30 - carrot/apple juice, emails, work on course
9:00 - carrot/apple juice, HTE SOQI bed ( infrared and chi machine), meditation
10:00 - carrot juice, yoga, coffee break
11:00 - green juice
12:00 - carrot/apple juice
1300 -  green juice, lunch, ERE machine
1400 - carrot juice, run errands, appointments, coffee break
1500 - carrot juice, SOQI bed
1600 - carrot/apple juice
1700 - green juice
1800 - carrot/apple juice, supper ERE machine, coffee break
1900 - E power machine, SOQI bed
2000 - rest
2100 - coffee break

I will blog about how this therapy is helping me and some of the intense healing reactions I have had.   Until then, 
May you be safe, May you be happy, May you be free
Paula