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THE WYSONG e-HEALTH LETTER

~Thoughts for Thinking People~
06/08/04

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
    PAGE 1
        > SELF DETERMINATION

    PAGE 2
        > WYSONG WORKS
        > PRODUCT FEATURE
        > HELP US HELP YOU
        >
WHAT'S NEW ON THE WYSONG WEBSITE?
        > SPECIAL DISCOUNT OFFER
        > NEW BOOK
THE TRUTH ABOUT PET FOODS
        > WYSONG BREEDER AND SHELTER/ADOPTION SHOWCASES
        > FREE SAMPLE
        > FREE NEW TAPE OR CD FOR SUBSCRIBERS
        > MAKING A BETTER WORLD


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SELF DETERMINATION

    (Dr. W.)  Breaking the mold of being a child is difficult.  The mere addition of years does not make that happen.  The dependency many adults choose, in fact, keeps them in a child mentality.  If the doctor makes our health decisions, an accountant our financial ones, a minister our moral ones and a politician is left to decide our rights, how is that different from a child being told what to do by teachers and parents?
    Substituting authority figures and shifting dependencies does not equal maturity.  
    Childhood is necessarily filled with lots of do’s and don’ts, right’s and wrong’s, rewards and punishments.  However, children who are well disciplined are not necessarily self-motivated.  Tell children not to tattle and perhaps they won’t – for a while.  Teach them ethical concepts of confidentiality and loyalty by touching their inner sense of conscience, and tattling is more likely to be removed from the personality.  Discipline a child who followed the neighborhood ringleader and threw apples at passing cars, and perhaps, just maybe, he won’t throw apples again.  By giving him self-confidence he will more likely have the courage to turn from peer-pressure.  Tell a child not to eat so many French fries and perhaps she won’t – until the next chance when you’re not around.  Teach her the logic behind the value of natural foods and the damaging effects of food processing and you have given her a life-long road map to better health.  
    Growing up is about thinking – reasons, causes, consequences, exercising conscience and the long-range view.  Unfortunately, as we distance ourselves from the natural world, in our comfortable homes, air conditioned automobiles, and cushy jobs, we think less and less as we become more and more dependent.  We live in a time when virtually every need can be met with barely getting out of a chair.  No hunting and gathering today.  Nope, refrigerators are full, and if they aren’t we can drive to a grocery.  If we’ve incapacitated ourselves enough we can get the nearest handicapped space and use a battery cart so we don’t even have to walk to do that.  Back home we have every imaginable modern appliance making life ‘easier’.  The television set is there handy for more dumbing down and to give us a rest from that grueling trip to the store and fast-food stop on the way home.
    Our modern world of convenience is a health trap, both mentally and physically.  But we clamor for more convenience, more leisure, less responsibility, more entertainment and less work. We need the opposite, more work and activity for our physical health and more control over our lives for our mental health.  We’re like sheep begging to be led to the slaughter.   The less we take care of ourselves, the more we become dependent on others, the more we put ourselves at their mercy.  Will our best interests be served by others or ourselves?  Does history teach us that when we surrender to others and trust that they will look after us that that turns out to be the case?  The rise and fall of nations throughout time scream a resounding no.  Will we learn from history or repeat it? 



    Although it is difficult in modern, interdependent, complex society, think of yourself as a sovereign.  Claim your inalienable rights or you have none.  Ultimately you are the best steward of your own welfare.  By regaining control you move from childhood and make life more interesting, exhilarating and healthy.
    Here are some ideas of what I mean:
        1.  Need a repair or home improvement?  Try it yourself.  Buy do-it-yourself books and ask hardware and lumber yard clerks how to do it.
        2.  Sew and mend your own clothes.
        3.  Plant a garden.
        4.  Cut each others’ hair.
        5.  Clean your own teeth.
        6.  Home-school your children.
        7.  Represent yourself in court.
        8.  Write letters to right social wrongs.  Express yourself after you are fully informed.
        9.  Help solve the environmental crises – plant trees, recycle, reduce, reuse and get active in protecting common areas and resources.
        10.  Be as healthy, strong, and as smart as you can be. You learn how to do it; don't try to hire somebody else to.
        11.  Cook (actually, learn more about how to uncook) your own meals.
        12.  Prepare your pet’s food.
        13.  Study the Constitution (when was the last time you read the contract between your government and you?) and assert your rights.
        14.  Be your own doctor.  Study and explore ways to heal yourself and develop your full health potential.
        15.  Learn to play an instrument.  Try it on your own without lessons.  Always look for opportunities to say, “I did it all by myself.”
        16.  Challenge 'experts.'  If they imply you’re too dumb to understand – fire them.
        17.  Develop your own business.  Full or part-time.  Make it something you enjoy as much as a hobby.  It doesn’t have to be a big moneymaker.  It simply has to be yours.
        18.  Or, make your job your own business by doing more than expected.  Be creative and always try to improve.  Be a leader at work, not a follower.
        19.  Bike, walk or roller-blade to work.  Free yourself from the automobile as much as possible.  The sunshine, fresh air and exercise pay some health bonuses as well.
        20.  Write a book or an article.  Yes, you.  Write about anything of interest, or about which you are capable of researching.  How about an autobiography?  You're the best expert on that.  If you can get it published, fine.  If not, do it yourself.
        21.  Learn a new sport – but don’t take lessons.  Watch, read, buy videos.  Surprise yourself and others with what you can do on your own.
        22.  Stop buying.  Necessities and some treats once in a while, fine.  But 50 pairs of high heels or 40 neckties?  Say no to the marketers.  Make a stand with your dollars.  Support companies of conscience.  Use your money in some way to improve our world.  You be the benefactor.  You take control.  Serve others; don’t demand that they serve you.
        23.  Take the attitude that if another flesh and blood person can do it, so can you.  It might take you longer and you might not do it as well, but so what?
    Get the idea?
    Granted, you can’t become totally self-sufficient, but every step you make in that direction – the more you can thumb your nose at “experts” and government dependence – the more life you will have, the longer you will live it and the healthier you will be.  A population busy taking care of themselves will value and protect the freedom to do so.  A population ignorant, dependent and with their hands out to government invites despotism. 
    Don’t let modern life smother you with its beguiling lure of ease and comfort.  Life is hard work if you do it right.  The goal of life is not some phantasmagoric end we might imagine (forever elusive, incidentally), but the journey well traveled with you at the helm.

    *For more help, please search our website (http://www.wysong.net/search.shtml) for the words "self," "responsibility" or "control," or write to us at eHealthLetter@wysong.net and we will be happy to provide further references.

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THE WYSONG e-HEALTH LETTER
~ News, Products, Ideas, Raves, Offers ~


WYSONG WORKS – REAL COMMENTS FROM REAL PEOPLE LIKE YOU

Love the Philosophy, Information & Honesty
   
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PRODUCT FEATURE

    Wysong Salad™:  Science has repeatedly proven that eating sufficient amounts of vegetables – particularly cruciferous veggies such as broccoli, Brussels sprouts and kale – is a key to cutting cancer risk (by as much as 70%).  A new study has found that eating these veggies can not only prevent cancer, but can help the body fight it once it's already there, as well (J BiolChem, 2003; 278(23):21136-45).   The study found that a plant-derived chemical (3,3'-diindolylmethane, or DIM) produced when the body digests cruciferous vegetables can dramatically inhibit the growth of human prostate cancer cells.  Yet fewer than 10% of average Americans eat fresh vegetables regularly.   
    Salad™ is a concentrated blend of the most potent of the cruciferous vegetables, including 3-day-old broccoli sprouts.  Just three capsules equals the important concentrated nutritional value of ½ lb. of fresh vegetables.   Salad also contains natural galactosidase enzymes to enhance digestion and prevent gas formation.
   
If you'd like to try Salad, take advantage of our discount offer below.


HELP US HELP YOU

    As you know, this newsletter as well as much of the Wysong educational material is available free.  But as you also might imagine, maintaining the website, the e-Health Letter subscriber base and doing all the question answering, research, writing and editing takes a number of people who have families to feed, and an enormous amount of money and time.  The support can only come from one place – those of you who purchase Wysong products.  Our goal is to continue to bring to you information and products that can make a real difference in your life, value far beyond any cost to you.   When you think on it, what is the value of disease, pain and incapacity you never experience, or disease reversed naturally because of applying perhaps just one of the ideas revealed to you by Wysong?  We hope it is worth your continued allegiance and we thank you, for without your support we could not be here.


WHAT'S NEW ON THE WYSONG WEBSITE?
(http://www.wysong.net)

    To help you keep up with what’s new on our website, here are a few suggestions for viewing in June, 2004: 

FORUM
    Ongoing – certain Wysong users reply to misplaced criticism of an advertising strategy.  Select Learn/Feedback then Forum, then Solid Gold Controversy.  The top three entries are new.


NEW TESTIMONIALS
   
In “SUPERB HEALTH, DISEASE PREVENTION AND REVERSAL
        • A satisfied Michigan dog owner praises the education which led to feeding 7- and 9-year old dogs a variety of Wysong products. These dogs also get home-prepared foods and are thriving. They “compete in Agility and Obedience and are very healthy.”
    Read all the details at www.wysong.net. Click on: Learn/Feedback, then Testimonials, then the title listed, then scroll down to the bottom for the newest testimonials.


NEW PRODUCTS
    HUMAN PRODUCTS:
   
     • See three brand new shampoos and conditioners (for normal, dry and oily hair) reformulated just this spring: Citrus Savvy™, Herbal Escape™ and Fresh Blossom™. There’s also a new combination shampoo and conditioner: Shampoo & Conditioner-in-One. Select Products/Ordering, then click Human, then Human Products, then Hair.
        • AT LAST we have new bar soaps, also: Orange & Tangerine, Eucalyptus & Mint, Oatmeal, Milk and Honey, and NatureSelect Products/Ordering, then click Human, then Human Products, then Skin.  Scroll down to Wysong Bar Soap.

    PET PRODUCTS:
   
     • Citressence™ Pet Spray has a brand new look with a pump sprayer for effective odor control.  
        • Pets have new shampoos (Nature’s Relief and Soothing Relief) and bar soap (Bug Off). Click on Products/Ordering, then Pets, then Pet Products, then Quality of Life in the Browse List. Select Grooming and Maintenance.
   
     • New – not your ordinary, garden-variety Frisbee – Fling Thing is a throwing and catching toy suitable for nearly any size dog. Click on Products/Ordering, then Pets, then Pet Products, then Quality of Life in the Browse List. Select Toys and Treats and scroll down.


$3 – SPECIAL DISCOUNT OFFER FOR SUBSCRIBERS – $3

    Here is a discount to help you try our many new products:   Take $3 off any order that includes products you have not previously ordered.  Order must total at least $25.  Just mention this offer when ordering.


NEW BOOK – THE TRUTH ABOUT PET FOODS

    Dr. Wysong's new book, The Truth About Pet Foods, is now available.
    You will find it to be, without question, the most important book ever written on pet health and nutrition.
    Although it is scientifically documented, it is an easy and entertaining read.   256 pages,  32 chapters, illustrated and in economical soft cover.
    This will be a provocative and controversial book because it takes a no-holds-barred critical look at a mega-billion dollar industry, and an institutional and professional mindset that does not want to be dislodged.  Using compelling logic and scientific proof, Dr. Wysong makes the case that the modern approach to pet health and feeding has it all wrong.
    However, this is not just a critique, it will empower you with knowledge and practical ideas on how you can take control of your pet's health and avoid the epidemic of degenerative diseases plaguing both pets and humans.
    Even if you do not have a pet, the information will be equally helpful to you and your family.   
    If applied, the information in this book can do more to prevent and cure disease, and optimize health, than the sum total of all medical measures combined.
    If you do not agree, we'll refund every penny.
    $12.95, plus $3.85 shipping and handling.
    You can use our discount offer even if your order does not total $25, and forget the shipping and handling charge if you are a subscriber.


WYSONG BREEDER AND SHELTER/ADOPTION SHOWCASES

    We will be providing two showcases of pet availability.
    If you are a shelter, rescue organization, or an individual looking for a home for a pet, send a description – or better yet, a video – that we can put on the website.
    If you are a breeder, or just a pet owner with young ones you wish to sell, and you have been feeding according to Dr. Wysong's optimal health principles, let us showcase your Wysong litter.  Send a video and other information that would be helpful to those looking for a healthy pet.   Since good health from good nutrition is actually genetically transmitted, we will help for free if you provide details on how you have been feeding.


FREE SAMPLE

    Free small sample of Archetype™ with any order upon request.  This is probably the most ideal food we have yet created.  If you doubt it, let your pet decide.  It is pure gustatory bliss.   The health dividends are a great bonus, too.


FREE NEW TAPE OR CD FOR SUBSCRIBERS

    Be sure to get a copy of Dr. Wysong's new tape or CD: "How to Optimize Your Pet's Health."  Thought provoking and provocative, to say the least.  This is the only place you will get the real goods on the 12 billion dollar pet food scam perpetuated on the American public.  You will never look at your pet's food bowl the same, and if you put Dr. Wysong's ideas into action, you will make your pet the healthiest it can be and save money at the same time.  We'll send you a free copy of this hour-long tape or CD with any order from Wysong, or upon request. 


MAKING A BETTER WORLD

    We would like to support your charitable and philanthropic efforts.   (For compatible non-profit, tax exempt organizations only.) 
    For any orders we receive from referrals, we will provide funds or product equal to 100% of their first order and 10% of all their subsequent orders for a year. 
    Just give your members our website address (http://www.wysong.net) or toll-free number (1-800-748-0188) and tell them to mention your organization when ordering. 
    Or we can provide free catalogs in quantity. You would then mark the catalog order forms with a code of your choosing and tell our customer service department so orders from your members can be properly credited. 
    Catalogs or other literature we produce that you would like to distribute are provided free.


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