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Every Healing Journey Begins with a Choice

Choosing purity
is the gentlest form of protection you can offer yourself.

Refusing to purchase toxic food
is the firmest resistance you can make for your own well-being.

Committing to organic
is not only about healing your own body—
it’s also a quiet act of restoring the land.

Soil: The Starting Point of Healing

“Soil is not only the source of plants, but also the root of human health.”
— Dr. Max Gerson

In Dr. Max Gerson’s therapeutic system, soil is not merely an agricultural concern—it is a fundamental element in cancer recovery and chronic disease prevention.
He emphasized that the origin of human health is not solely found in hospitals, medications, or treatment protocols, but rather in the ground beneath our feet.

Dr. Gerson’s Perspective on Soil and Health

Dr. Max Gerson considered soil health a foundational principle of healing. He believed that the quality of the soil directly impacts the nutritional value of food, the health of the human body, and the onset or prevention of disease.

His Contributions to Organic Agriculture and Holistic Healing

1. Opposition to Artificial Inputs:
   Gerson strongly advised against the use of artificial fertilizers, pesticides, or chemical sprays that pollute the soil.

2. Promotion of Organic Gardening:
   He practiced organic gardening and cited the Bhutanese as a model—people who enjoyed long, healthy lives with virtually no cancer, attributed to their organic farming practices.

3. Urban Soil Improvement:
   He once proposed to the Prussian Manhattan authorities the use of human compost and organic waste to fertilize city-adjacent gardens. The result: vegetables produced were superior in both quality and quantity compared to those grown with commercial fertilizers—and did not transmit human disease.

4. Strict Dietary Standards in Gerson Therapy:
   Gerson Therapy mandates that all food must be organic, unprocessed, and as fresh as possible.

5. Call to Action for Consumers:
   He urged consumers to choose organic, refuse chemically-grown and toxic produce, and thus catalyze industry-wide change through purchasing decisions.