I had lunch with Ricky last week.
He is a medical doctor that graduated from
Emory Medical School, a four year program of
intense studies covering everything about the
human body possible.
He also had a 2 year internship at
Mercy Hospital in Miami, Florida.
Ricky has always been a great student and
has a great memory for details. It seems
like he is always late. We decided to get
together for lunch at Anthony’s at 1:00 pm and
Ricky arrived at around 1:30 pm. I ordered a salad
and some unsweetened ice tea. As soon as Ricky got
there, he ordered a pitcher of diet coke, a pizza
with onions, peppers pepperoni and extra cheese.
As Ricky gulped down his diet cola and ate that
greasy pizza, he was telling me how many patients
he saw that day. I think he said 30 in the morning!
As we finished lunch, he decided to go next door to
the drug store to pick up a few things. To my surprise
he picked up a pack of Marlboro’s, some Tums for his
tummy and some medicine for lactose intolerant conditions.
I asked him what all of that stuff was for. He said that
whenever he eats pizza, he gets heartburn and the cheese
just kills him because he is lactose intolerant.
I asked him a simple question: if you get heartburn
and you are lactose intolerant, why would you eat that stuff?
He said, “mmmmmmhmmmmm, it’s good!” Although Rick’s a smart guy,
I don’t believe he has any sense at all. He is eating the same
diet that he had when he was in his twenties and now he is in his fifties.
He gets constant heartburn, has a cough and you really
don’t want to ride in the car with him with the windows up.
Personally, I wouldn’t see Rick if I were sick.
Sure, he knows everything about medicine and what
drug to put in the body to suppress any condition.
But, as far as health, he doesn’t have a clue!
I invited him to come to my class to learn some of
the prescriptive exercises for the organs, like the
ones in the Recharging Qi Gong program or the Yin set.
He told me that it is really not his thing. He is not
into exercise, he smokes, he has poor eating habits
and did you know that the average life expectancy of
a medical doctor in the USA is 58???
There is defiantly something missing in the system.
I don’t take any medicine myself.
I take vitamins and herbs.
I get up every morning, do my meditation
practices, my Qi Gong practices, and I have
been doing these practices for over 40 years constantly.
Yea, I went to acupuncture school for 4 years,
did an internship in China and another internship
at South Shore Hospital in Miami beach and then did
another 3 year study on medical Qi Gong. I don’t think
the pizza would be good for me either, so I don’t eat it.
I might be lactose intolerant, but I stay away from dairy.
Those brown carbonated drinks are something I always used
to polish my brass bed. I have made a decision long ago
to only put the best fuels in my body.
I know that if I bought an expensive sports car,
I certainly wouldn’t put in the cheapest gasoline I
could find and I surely wouldn’t put cheap fuel in my body.
If I had that sports car, I would make sure that it was
tuned up and all of the parts were working great! I do the
same for my body and I am thankful every day that my health
is good, that my energy and vitality are awesome and I don’t
have to mask problems with pills for my ills.
If your are like me and you want to have a body, mind and
spirit like a fine racecar, start making choices to put only
the best in your body, mind and spirit. Get on the right track!
Order the Recharging Qi Gong program today
and change your life (health) forever!
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I wish you the best in your Health,
Wealth and Happiness
Dr. Wu Dhi
