In January 2009, I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Doctors recommended a radical prostatectomy, which was scheduled for September 9th.
Between diagnosis and the time of the scheduled surgery, one of the members of my Sunday School class asked me if I was open to trying something else. I asked her to send me the information and that I would look at it. The information she gave me was the website www.hacres.com and the name of a person I could speak to. It turned out that person was a Hallelujah Diet Health Minister.
After talking to the Health Minister I did some more research and felt that eating healthier couldn't hurt anything and so I adopted the Hallelujah Diet after having been eating the toxic Standard American Diet (SAD) for the past 54 years. I had decided I would make the diet change and then evaluate its results after three months.
After just three months on the Hallelujah Diet my health had improved so much and I was feeling better than I had felt in years I canceled my scheduled surgery.
I have learned a lot since that first introduction to Hallelujah Diet. I have read several books about cancer, treatments, and how diet relates to cancer, and I am convinced that healthy eating and prevention through diet is the key.
I have also come to realize that most people do not understand the harm the SAD diet is doing to them and have a great misconception about how the foods they are eating are affecting their health.
Prior to adopting the Hallelujah Diet I ate no vegetables except on occasion some cooked corn, peas and green beans. Since being on the Hallelujah diet I have learned to love foods I previously thought were only for rabbits. I never want to go back to my previous eating habits, and I now want to share the message of Hallelujah Diet with others before they get a diagnosis of cancer.
Since God has opened my eyes to my own health, I feel it is important for me to help others in this area.
Between diagnosis and the time of the scheduled surgery, one of the members of my Sunday School class asked me if I was open to trying something else. I asked her to send me the information and that I would look at it. The information she gave me was the website www.hacres.com and the name of a person I could speak to. It turned out that person was a Hallelujah Diet Health Minister.
After talking to the Health Minister I did some more research and felt that eating healthier couldn't hurt anything and so I adopted the Hallelujah Diet after having been eating the toxic Standard American Diet (SAD) for the past 54 years. I had decided I would make the diet change and then evaluate its results after three months.
After just three months on the Hallelujah Diet my health had improved so much and I was feeling better than I had felt in years I canceled my scheduled surgery.
I have learned a lot since that first introduction to Hallelujah Diet. I have read several books about cancer, treatments, and how diet relates to cancer, and I am convinced that healthy eating and prevention through diet is the key.
I have also come to realize that most people do not understand the harm the SAD diet is doing to them and have a great misconception about how the foods they are eating are affecting their health.
Prior to adopting the Hallelujah Diet I ate no vegetables except on occasion some cooked corn, peas and green beans. Since being on the Hallelujah diet I have learned to love foods I previously thought were only for rabbits. I never want to go back to my previous eating habits, and I now want to share the message of Hallelujah Diet with others before they get a diagnosis of cancer.
Since God has opened my eyes to my own health, I feel it is important for me to help others in this area.
