The information contained in this web-site is intended for educational purposes only.
All the products mentioned in this web-site are intended solely as food and dietary supplements to enhance general health and to reinforce the body’s own defence mechanisms against disease.
By providing you with this information we do not attempt to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. We do not think anything, cures anything. We do believe the body has the ability to repair and heal itself, given the opportunity, and therefore, anything we can do to help the body achieve its goal is beneficial.
You should not construe anything in this web-site to be medical advice regarding any specific disorder.
Before applying any therapy or product to your health problem, feel free to seek the advice from a health care professional.
Most of this information does not carry the approval of organized medicine.
The Natural Healing Clinic is a project of the Little Dove Universal Faith Sanctuary, a non-denominational church. It is run by volunteers, none receive a salary. The focus is teaching how to keep the body (our temple) healthy and learn self-healing methods.
Where did all this research and information come from?
Much of it came from the courses and classes attended over the last 35+ years.
Some of it came as teaching passed down from our parents and grandparents.
Some of it came from researching on the internet, watching educational videos.
Some of it came from online studies engaged in.
Some of it came from studying different cultures to see how they handled health issues.
A lot of it came from our extensive library of health books.
We did not keep track much of the time as to exactly where the information came from. We just recorded the information in extensive files so we could find it when needed. We apologize to anyone we might have offended or ‘stepped on their toes’ by using research or information they considered was owned by them. We have only wanted to help people with their own healing path to wellness.
Do all the remedies mentioned work?
Nothing works for everyone. Drinking water might be the answer to constipation for one person, but might do nothing for the next person. Everyone ultimately has to learn about their own health and healing and they can try different things that might work. We are not telling people to use natural healing methods instead of seeking medical attention, but there are many reasons why someone might want to try natural healing methods:
- They may need to help yourself while waiting many months or years before they can get to see a doctor or to have medical treatment or MRI’s, Scans etc.
- Disaster has struck, they have to look after themselves best they can.
- They know they do not need medical assistance for the ailment they have, but just need a simple solution.
- They have tried medical assistance and their doctor(s) have told them there is nothing more they can do for them.
- They can’t (or don’t want to) follow medical procedures such as taking drug remedies and therefore are looking for alternative help.
Note: After looking at a handout of many remedies to try for a particular health problem, a person asked if she had to take all the remedies listed? These are notes, teachings, and lessons gathered over many many years to give people an idea of different things they can try to help themselves. It is given free to everyone, but if you are uncomfortable or unsure, either get in touch with us or a local health practitioner in your area, or do your own research.