Tidal Wave of Toxins | Too Late Schmart

Presented to Smart Life Forum in "Bio-Med 101"
September 16, 2004

Since the beginning, humans have been at war with other living creatures that want to eat parts of our bodies. To survive, it was necessary to develop all kinds of cures and medicine men to administer them. Fast forward to the 20th century when advances in medicine, biochemistry, sanitation and public health essentially eliminated lethal infectious diseases that include pneumonia, tuberculosis, diptheria, typhoid fever, scarlet fever and small pox. Humans learned to use chemicals that made life a great deal more comfortable.

We also learned how to increase the production of crops and animals for food. However, the unintended consequence of the current chemical era is to have created materials that jeopardize our health and that of the unborn. Even worse, we have unknowingly and irretrievably spread those chemicals across the face of the earth. Even though we know this, it cannot be easily stopped because of the momentum and deception-for-profit of those that dispense these chemicals which are stimulated by the unrelenting demand of the consumer.

The only defense at this stage of events is to become knowledgeable enough to avoid the worst of the toxins and to learn how to detoxify the body. The continuation of the rapid rise in non-infectious disease rates currently underway will eventually force people into positive actions for their own survival. You will learn about important toxins, what they do to your body and a protocol for detoxication.

TOO LATE SCHMART is written by Stanford Field (BS chemical engineering, 1951) who has been avidly studying biochemistry and physiology, since 1993, with an aim of staying healthy despite the ever-increasing odds of age-related decline. This publication is written to the best of his ability, and it is intended to document any findings that may be useful to interested readers. The publication has neither profit nor political motives.