Today, I happen to have bought Dr. George Malkmus' audio tapes on his
"How to Eliminate Sickness" presentation because it was an example of a
faith-based wellness program.

Dr. George Malkmus's Hallelujah Diet presents a very compiling argument
for his faith-based diet by quoting the Christian Bible.  It was
remarkably similar to many secular-base wellness programs.  His message
is remarkably similar to that of the 19th century Natural Hygienists
and Dr. John Harvey Kellogg's anti-meat stance.  Nevertheless, he makes
a very compelling case for his presentation.

Dr. Malkmus totally explains what exactly God's diet is. He talks about
his observation that with Mother Nature all creatures on planet Earth
eat their food raw.  So, why not mankind? No other creature on Earth
eats cooked food.  Malkmus asks: Is there something wrong with man
cooking all the food that he eats?

You will be hard pressed to tell the difference between Kellogg and
Malkmus. George Malkmus will convince you of his position without once
resorting to science or resorting to the Jesus gobbly gook language
which many people find distasteful.

Actually the faith based presentation was not the least bit offensive,
or what I was expecting to hear.

The Hallelujah Acres web site should offer equally compiling reading
for anyone interested in improving their health.
http://www.hacres.com/home/home.asp

PS:  Malkmus says that MDs and PhDs have a degree in ignorance.  :)
--
john gohde
http://naturalhealthperspective.com