Mankind Deserves to Be Well

I was meeting with my staff and a consultant, brainstorming website names for my Chronic Reversed Polarity based healing practice, when the name “Mankind Deserves to be Well” came up and everyone seemed to like it.

This name also reflects the underlying theme and purpose of my practice, as I have always taught my students that the most important characteristic that an excellent healer should have is “pure intent” to help the client.

Early on in my practice I was taught in Touch for Health, Applied Kineseology, and other methods about a condition called reversed polarity which was described as an unimportant condition that could interfere with certain natural testing procedures. As I worked with this condition I found certain nutrients that would take away the polarity reversals, leading to an early success in healing two common conditions called Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia.

Then one day, sitting across from the parents of a four-year-old daughter with Rheumatoid Arthritis, I was praying to receive a method to help this precious girl take a large program of herbs to help with her condition, when I heard in my head: “Test her polarity.” This led me to using one simple food mixed in juice, which she took for a year, and it resulted in the disappearance of the disease.

This event led to a successful 38-year career helping with many conditions considered incurable such as Autoimmune, Chemical Sensitivity, PTSD, and many others.

I also learned that when the polarity of the body is reversed, almost all other treatments either do not work, or do not hold; i.e. they may work temporarily. This has led many talented healers to refer their clients to me to address polarity issues; once normal polarity is restored their treatments work perfectly.

As you visit this site know that if you choose to work with us, you will be treated like family, with pure intent and as inexpensively as possible, and with a track record of success that spans decades.

Spend some time in our testimonial section; a recent long-term ill person said to me: “I just wish I could read about someone with my symptoms, and their story of getting well.” You will find so many of those stories here as we grow our new site.

Once, another whisper came to me and said: “There are no incurable diseases.” I believe this with all my heart!

Blessings,
Keith