Healer: The Pioneer Nutritionist and Prophet Dr. Hazel Parcells in Her Own Words at Age 106

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This means that the key to longevity and healing involves paying attention to acid and alkaline balance, and we should try to introduce more acidity to the cells by using nutritious food to do so, not by eating junk food, of course.

Epsom salts are readily available at most drug stores and supermarkets. It is very affordable to try this detox bath next. That depends on how much peroxide you use, and how long and how often you stay in the peroxide baths. But, yes, it could bleach your body hair as well as your head hair (if you put your hair in the water). Before cooking with them, soak all your fruits, eggs, meats, and vegetables in a bath of Chlorox and water, at the rate of 1 teaspoon Chlorox to 1-gallon water. Make sure it is the old-fashioned, pure Chlorox; this is hydrochloric acid, not chlorine. Divide your foods into the following categories and soak no longer than the time listed: leafy vegetables (10-15 minutes); root vegetables (15-30 minutes), thin-skinned berries (10-15 minutes), heavy-skinned fruits (15-30 minutes), eggs (20-30 minutes), thawed meats (5-10 minutes per pound). Dr. Frank Nova, Chief of the Laboratory for Parasitic Diseases at the National Institute of Health, states, "In terms of numbers, there are more parasitic infections acquired in the US than in Africa." Naturopath and Chiropractor, Dr. Hazel Parcells (Live Better Longer) popularized therapeutic baths for radiation detoxification. Her suggested protocol was:Master the kitchen science of correct food combining to optimize digestion and absorption of nutrients. I’ve studied these glands since the 1930s. I know glands. By knowing how to regulate the endocrines, I’ve had more successes and done more impossible things than you could guess.” Dr. Hazel Parcells’ Keys to a Long Life Clorox is the brand of chlorinated bleach that Dr. Parcells used in her research. It’s actually a salt, made by combining chlorine and sodium hydroxide (lye). Chlorine is bubbled into a solution of clean, filtered water and sodium hydroxide, which converts all the free chlorine into a solution of sodium hypochlorite. Because of this, Clorox bleach becomes an oxygenator when it’s diluted into a bath or soak. The new Clorox® Disinfecting Bleach formula contains 7.5% sodium hypochlorite, compared to 6.0% in the previous formulation.” Cleanse the body; give it the right building materials and nature will heal and build,” says Dr. Parcells. She developed the “Formula X Broth Cleansing Program” as a way of cleaning pollutants out of cell tissues. In this program, you drink 8 ounces of one kind of fresh, unsweetened juice (alternating grapefruit, apple, tomato, and sauerkraut) every hour for 12 hours a day for 8 days. In addition, you take Dr. Parcells’ special Formula X Broth (made of 6 high-acid dried herbs) and a mild herbal laxative. Otherwise you eat or drink nothing else. “If you do this every 6 months, along with a bowel cleanout program, you’ll have no health problems,” Dr. Parcell states. LONG-LIFE SECRET: Energize Your Drinking Water

My mentor, Dr. Hazel Parcells, lived till 106. As the grande dame of alternative medicine, she was wise, well spoken, and decades ahead of her time. Her life experience didn’t come easy. She earned every single year of her long life after a diagnosis of incurable tuberculosis complicated with heart and kidney issues. Dr. Parcells was forced to change the way she ate, lived, and thought. As Dr. Parcells would say, “Don’t say die; say damn, and keep going. Dying is easy, but it’s living that’s difficult.”For the first 105 years of her unusually productive life, Dr. Parcells has been a local legend in New Mexico, but with the imminent publication of her memoirs, Life in Balance, (co-written with Joseph Dispenza) by a major New York publisher she is poised to rapidly (become deservedly) become a national legend. No matter: when you’re 60 years ahead of your time and you know the secrets of long life, you can afford to wait until your twelfth decade for recognition to catch up with you. As Dr. Parcells quips, “Don’t say die; say damn, and keep going. Dying is easy, but it’s living that’s difficult.” Clorox bleach is a simple naturopathic, oxygenating salt bath that has been in use for more than 75 years. Taking a hydrogen peroxide bath is mildly drying to the skin. Using some natural body lotion in the form of coconut oil or tissue oil after your bath is recommended. How Detox Baths Work

The problems using Clorox bleach occur either when it isn’t the proper dilution, or when it’s mixed with something it reacts with. Bleach only breaks down into salts to oxygenate pure, filtered water that has nothing added to it. Even a small amount of contaminant (like an added scent or impurity) in the water is enough to cause undesirable chemical reactions to occur. This bath is therapeutic for any exposure to environmental radiation, x-rays, plane flights or airport screenings by TSA. Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) Detox Bath If you’ve been following me for any length of time, then you know my penchant for rewriting the rules of health and nutrition. My mentor, Dr. Hazel Parcells, was well known for her research into the tremendous healing properties of chlorine bleach at Sierra States University in the 1950s, and I have shared her bath and food soak formulas with my clients for decades now. But, because of changes to the original formula, Clorox bleach has been given a bad rap in recent years, and has been implicated in some respiratory injuries. Are either of these the recommended products or has Clorox thrown a wrench in the works again? ReplyPerhaps she overdid it because here she is at 105 sporting the complexion, energy level, wit, and mental acuity of a woman easily 60 years younger. Add to this the modesty, charm, and wisdom of old age and you have an extraordinary healer who inspires everyone younger than she that the secret to long life is at hand. With medical degrees in naturopathy and chiropractic (and two Ph. D.s, one in nutrition, the other in religion), Dr. Parcells has been the director, since 1947, of the Parcells’ System of Scientific Living, based in Sapello and Albuquerque, New Mexico. This adaptation to the forward by Dr. Kaayla Daniels in the book Healer: The Pioneer Nutritionist and Prophet by Joseph Dispenza describes Dr. Parcells’ legacy magnificently.

There are many types of clay that can be used in therapeutic baths for detoxification purposes. Bentonite, Calcium Montmorillonite, Jordan clay or French green clay are only a few of them.Frisky enough to follow me to San Francisco? Don’t miss Wise Traditions 2008 where I’ll introduce the original Naughty Nutritionist, the incomparable Dr. Hazel Parcells (1889-1996).