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Baby Thesis
Healing Wonders of Charcoal
Chapter One
The Problem

Introduction The use of charcoal as a simple remedy for different health problems is an ancient way of treating many common diseases that afflict humankind dates back to the time of Hippocrates who lived from 460 to 370 B.C. In the late 1800, Ellen G. White spearheaded the use of charcoal in the treatment of different diseases. A sincere and prayerful Christian, she wrote many books including health books such as: Ministry of Healing, Medical Ministry, Counsels on Diet and Foods, Happiness Homemade, Healthful Living, Temperance, Counsels on Health, and Selected Messages in three volumes. She said: “The Lord has given some simple herbs of the field that at times are beneficial; and if they every family were educated in how to use these herbs in case of sickness, much suffering might be prevented. These old-fashioned, simple herbs, used intelligently would have recovered many sick who have died under drug medication. “One of the most beneficial remedies is pulverized charcoal, placed in a bag and used in fomentations. This is a most successful remedy… I have prescribed this simple remedy, with perfect success… This works like a charm. “I expect you will laugh at this; but if I could give this remedy some outlandish name that no one knew but myself, it would have greater influence… But the simplest remedies may assist nature, and leave no baleful effects after their use. “When Hezekiah was sick, the prophet of God brought him the message that he should die. The king cried to the Lord, and the Lord heard him, and sent the promise that fifteen years should be added to his life. One word from God, one touch of divine finger would have been enough to cure Hezekiah instantly. But instead he was given directions to make a poultice of figs, and lay it upon the part affected. This was done, and Hezekiah was restored to health. It would be well to treasure this prescription which the Lord ordered to be



Bibliography: Science News 119:3, 1981 C

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