There is no logical way to reason, in any way, shape, form, or fashion, that the Reams Biological Theory of Ionization is the practice of medicine or one of the Healing Arts. It deals only with food and diet. Everyone is on a diet of some kind, even of his own choosing.
The practice of medicine deals with drugs and surgery. Many doctors discredit the idea that food has anything to do with illness; mainly because they are not taught the value of food and diet in medical school.
There are no common grounds for comparison between the Reams Biological Theory of Ionization (RBTI) and the “practice of medicine”, because of the following:
1. The RBTI is the practice of health through diet and lifestyle.
The practice of medicine is the practice of illness through drugs and surgery.
2. The RBTI deals with the mathematics and chemistry of a gain of loss of ENERGY, which is determined by accurate laboratory analysis on urine and saliva.
The practice of medicine deals with diagnosis, which according to Black’s Legal Dictionary, is a guess limited by experience. The guessing is predicated on symptoms.
3. The RBTI deals with CAUSE and EFFECT due to a mineral deficiency.
The practice of medicine deals with the symptoms and their cure with drugs, surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and cobalt.
4. The RBTI deals with a specific diet for only one individual and the foods that will bring about an increase of RESERVE ENERGY. This is a natural way to keep anyone’s body in the best of health.
The practice of medicine gives no consideration to an increase or decrease in anyone’s physical energies, and medical doctors are not trained in any medical college to measure or evaluate on a daily or hourly basis.
5. The RBTI never deals with drugs; however, when anyone is ill they should be entitled to the FREEDOM OF CHOICE to choose the RBTI program, or any one or all of the Healing Arts to aid them in regaining their health.
The practice of medicine through the drug establishment seeks to force everyone, even against their will, to use only drugs for their health problems.
6. The RBTI deals with cleansing the temple by drinking clean, cool, pure distilled water, according to or in ratio to weight. The drinking of water has more to do with recovery than the drugs.
The practice of medicine does not put any emphasis, or seldom mentions drinking water, pure or impure, unless the patient is ill enough to be in the hospital and then they sometimes measure the intake of water and the output of urine. While the patient is in the hospital some doctors insist that the patient drink a prescribed amount of water daily.
7. The RBTI deals with the whole man, the whole woman, the whole boy or girl; such as a tailor-made diet, distilled water, fresh air and supervised exercise according to the reserve energy rating. All this is done on an individual basis predetermined by the body chemistry.
The practice of medicine deals with diet and exercise for masses of people as though all were exactly alike. Consequently their failures are much greater than they should be because they reject the new as unorthodox.
8. The RBTI maintains that all maladies begin with the organs governed by the vagus nervous system. The cause of the malfunctioning of the vital organs is that there is not enough mineral in the diet to replace the worn-out cells, causing a malfunctioning or decrease in the production of enzymes to supply other organs with the necessary total daily nutrient to maintain the maximum amount of reserve energy.
Those who practice medicine most of the time have no explanation as to the cause of the disease.
9. The RBTI maintains that bacterias and fungus are not the cause of disease, however, they will move in when free room and board is furnished. They do aggravate the condition and cause fevers because the body is so deficient in mineral that it (the body) cannot resist their attacks. The RBTI maintains that diseases always strike in the weakest area. The RBTI does advocate the use of vaccines only as a means of last resort.
The practice of medicine blames bacteria and fungus for the cause of disease. The doctor uses vaccines and antibodies to counteract disease instead of replacing the mineral so nature can restore health naturally. Vaccine may kill the undesirable fungus and bacteria but it does not replace the mineral deficiency, and is also kills the friendly bacteria which protect our bodies from future attack.
10. The RBTI deals with health and happiness and a long, use-full life, all well-planned and guided by the RBTI analysis.
The practice of medicine in mast cases deals with suffering, agony, drugs, surgery, and a premature death.
11. The RBTI is the adherence to Biblical laws for perfect health.
The practice of medicine deals with drugs and surgery.
12. The RBTI gives God the glory for the restoration of health.
Many trained in the use of drugs give man the glory for healing.
Again this should be evidence that the RBTI isn’t one of the Healing Arts because no one can live without food and water. 1
1 Choose Life or Death, Carey Reams with Cliff Dudley, 1978 ©, Pages 53-55
The practice of medicine deals with drugs and surgery. Many doctors discredit the idea that food has anything to do with illness; mainly because they are not taught the value of food and diet in medical school.
There are no common grounds for comparison between the Reams Biological Theory of Ionization (RBTI) and the “practice of medicine”, because of the following:
1. The RBTI is the practice of health through diet and lifestyle.
The practice of medicine is the practice of illness through drugs and surgery.
2. The RBTI deals with the mathematics and chemistry of a gain of loss of ENERGY, which is determined by accurate laboratory analysis on urine and saliva.
The practice of medicine deals with diagnosis, which according to Black’s Legal Dictionary, is a guess limited by experience. The guessing is predicated on symptoms.
3. The RBTI deals with CAUSE and EFFECT due to a mineral deficiency.
The practice of medicine deals with the symptoms and their cure with drugs, surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and cobalt.
4. The RBTI deals with a specific diet for only one individual and the foods that will bring about an increase of RESERVE ENERGY. This is a natural way to keep anyone’s body in the best of health.
The practice of medicine gives no consideration to an increase or decrease in anyone’s physical energies, and medical doctors are not trained in any medical college to measure or evaluate on a daily or hourly basis.
5. The RBTI never deals with drugs; however, when anyone is ill they should be entitled to the FREEDOM OF CHOICE to choose the RBTI program, or any one or all of the Healing Arts to aid them in regaining their health.
The practice of medicine through the drug establishment seeks to force everyone, even against their will, to use only drugs for their health problems.
6. The RBTI deals with cleansing the temple by drinking clean, cool, pure distilled water, according to or in ratio to weight. The drinking of water has more to do with recovery than the drugs.
The practice of medicine does not put any emphasis, or seldom mentions drinking water, pure or impure, unless the patient is ill enough to be in the hospital and then they sometimes measure the intake of water and the output of urine. While the patient is in the hospital some doctors insist that the patient drink a prescribed amount of water daily.
7. The RBTI deals with the whole man, the whole woman, the whole boy or girl; such as a tailor-made diet, distilled water, fresh air and supervised exercise according to the reserve energy rating. All this is done on an individual basis predetermined by the body chemistry.
The practice of medicine deals with diet and exercise for masses of people as though all were exactly alike. Consequently their failures are much greater than they should be because they reject the new as unorthodox.
8. The RBTI maintains that all maladies begin with the organs governed by the vagus nervous system. The cause of the malfunctioning of the vital organs is that there is not enough mineral in the diet to replace the worn-out cells, causing a malfunctioning or decrease in the production of enzymes to supply other organs with the necessary total daily nutrient to maintain the maximum amount of reserve energy.
Those who practice medicine most of the time have no explanation as to the cause of the disease.
9. The RBTI maintains that bacterias and fungus are not the cause of disease, however, they will move in when free room and board is furnished. They do aggravate the condition and cause fevers because the body is so deficient in mineral that it (the body) cannot resist their attacks. The RBTI maintains that diseases always strike in the weakest area. The RBTI does advocate the use of vaccines only as a means of last resort.
The practice of medicine blames bacteria and fungus for the cause of disease. The doctor uses vaccines and antibodies to counteract disease instead of replacing the mineral so nature can restore health naturally. Vaccine may kill the undesirable fungus and bacteria but it does not replace the mineral deficiency, and is also kills the friendly bacteria which protect our bodies from future attack.
10. The RBTI deals with health and happiness and a long, use-full life, all well-planned and guided by the RBTI analysis.
The practice of medicine in mast cases deals with suffering, agony, drugs, surgery, and a premature death.
11. The RBTI is the adherence to Biblical laws for perfect health.
The practice of medicine deals with drugs and surgery.
12. The RBTI gives God the glory for the restoration of health.
Many trained in the use of drugs give man the glory for healing.
Again this should be evidence that the RBTI isn’t one of the Healing Arts because no one can live without food and water. 1
1 Choose Life or Death, Carey Reams with Cliff Dudley, 1978 ©, Pages 53-55
