Commemorate and Celebrate 9/11

Sep 12, 2011 by Rosemary

On a day of tragic loss a hidden gift remains nearly unseen…

Commemorate the loss. Grief felt around the world from the incredible losses of 9/11 leaves a hole in our hearts. Nearly 3000 deaths mark the occasion on which we focus our grief. Ripples of hopelessness and profound sadness make us wonder how such a terrible event could happen. Yet, amongst the rubble, stories of heroism, fortitude and selflessness emerge to soothe and console our loss. Slowly, the deep scar begins to heal.

We also commemorate the deaths of family members who have lost the fight with cancer. No less important than the events of 9/11, deaths in the United States from all types of cancer surpass 1500 every day, according to American Cancer Society 2010 statistics. For each family death from cancer is more than a terrible, sudden event. With debilitating symptoms, physical and emotional pain, financial burden, fear and uncertainty, people experiencing cancer may feel like they have no hope.

How do people view cancer therapy? The mindset for using traditional medical treatments such as surgery, radiation and chemotherapy has evolved little over the last 30 years. These treatments offer a difficult path to cut out, burn and poison body tissues. All of these treatments seem counter-intuitive to our natural innate defenses; the immune system. What would happen if there were a greater shift in awareness toward natural healing and away from reliance on dangerous and invasive medical treatments? Would a first response to cancer be an elaborate rescue attempt or would people become more aware of prevention and good health?

Celebrate a Gift. As a scientist I appreciate the value of research and devotion to finding answers. As a Biologist I appreciate the complexity of living things and the natural inclination for living organisms to repair, correct imbalances and survive. Since I personally discovered it, I celebrate daily one shining star of hope. A new zeolite patent approved in an office of the World Trade Center was born on that very tragic day, 9/11/2001. Quietly and without medical acclaim, the patent for a natural mineral which has been cleaned, micronized and bottled provides an opportunity to dispel the threat of cancer. More than that, this simple gift of nature removes toxins which cause nearly all disease. From the body you can now take out heavy metals such as mercury, cadmium, lead arsenic, aluminum and other heavy metals to which we are exposed. With every breath, every bite of food or drink of water, vaccination, or application of soap or lotion, with every commute by car or plane and with every purchase of convenient stain resistant and non-stick technology we add to the body burden of toxicity. With every drop of original liquid zeolite we begin to capture and remove every toxin.

Mark the events and remember the names. My mother, Anne Jutras, was not a victim of the 9/11 tragedy, nor was she a recipient of the gift I celebrate. However, the way she lived her life is memorable. Though she lost her life to cancer and chemotherapy, I gained a deep appreciation for natural healing. I remember the names of the people who celebrate daily the birth of a life-saving discovery; one that provides hope for possibilities and opportunities for living. Their names are posted in testimonies, shared with others seeking natural healing solutions and promoted as hope for possibilities. You can discover and remember it too… a simple gift of nature, original liquid zeolite, born on 9/11/2001.

Moving toward the future. Every year we will remember 9/11 and all of the events surrounding the tragic loss of life which has impacted people worldwide. As we grow in awareness, may we also remember that we have choices for living our lives well and effecting people around us in positive ways; with our understanding, compassion, purpose and sharing the secrets nature has to offer.