Hein Family Enterprises

“I don’t know how people can live out there. It is thirty miles on dirt roads to the nearest doctor.” This comment sums up our society’s view of health and health care. We have accepted as “fact” that our health has more to do with our proximity to the doctor than with our own actions. We do not relish the idea of socialized medicine, but we have wholeheartedly embraced the concept of socialized disease and death. By our choice we are eating ourselves to sickness and to the grave.

You can find abundant information documenting how and why refined sugars deplete your immune system. Even so, on all social occasions, be it church potlucks or family gatherings, we serve sugar. The more beloved you are, the more likely you are to be offered this poison.

Fifteen or sixteen years ago, my wife and I eliminated all refined sugars, including honey, from our diet. My daughter, a toddler at the time, stopped getting ear infections. My son, who was a baby, never got any. Soon after that, we added AFA algae and probiotics to our diet.

Sitting up at night to care for a sick child is nearly absent from our family experience. We haven’t had to put up with “endless” days of runny noses and feeling miserable.

We are totally odd because our children have never had a piece of candy. Their idea of a treat is freshly picked peas or just pulled carrots. Everyone is quite concerned about us saying, “How will they learn to fit into society? How will they ever become socialized?”

Not to worry. They can say, “No thank you,” quite politely. And the socialization in the doctor’s waiting room is worth missing.

The complex balance of natural processes that form the symbiotic relationship between crops, soil organisms, and the soil itself determines nutritive abundance of our food. Break any of the processes and you, the consumer of the food, suffer. We live in an age of untold numbers of disruptions in our food production. We live in a time of increasing degeneration.

We spend more and more money on a perpetual quest, “If only I could find the right medicine, the wonder drug to restore the human body to optimal functioning. Just think what a miracle that would be.”

It was just this miracle that began the cellular organization we call life. When it was called into being, it functioned at an optimal level. There was no room for anything less. To function below optimal is the paved road to extinction, a path we are now walking.

Take a look at Karl Abrams’ description of a cell as a factory.

Picture the healthy cell as a well-run factory with a staggering variety of assembly lines working round the clock. Enzyme molecules are workers or master craftsmen, depending on their level of responsibility, and nutrients such as sugars, amino acids, and fatty acids are the raw materials with which they work. Vitamins are special tools used by special enzymes—the more skilled craftsmen—to do “detail work;” minerals are used by most other enzyme-workers to bend themselves into the various shapes and positions needed to function on the cellular assembly line. As expected in any factory, “sparks fly” from the use of tools. These sparks are the free radicals which can damage all aspects of the cell and even “wound” the enzyme-workers, preventing them from working a full day. Safety goggles and shields—antioxidants—are needed for continuous protection. Just as the factory assembly line comes to a standstill when workers are deprived of their tools, so too are enzymes dysfunctional when deprived of their vitamins and minerals. The wrong mineral—such as the environmental toxins lead and cadmium—can sometimes distort an enzyme into a shape that impairs the work of the entire cellular factory. And just as the assembly line in a factory stops when a raw material is no longer supplied, our body cannot function properly when certain amino acids are deficient. Dietary amino acids must all be available and ingested simultaneously or be wasted. AFA algae has all amino acids in just the right proportions. (Karl Abrams, Algae To The Rescue, pp.58-59)

The mineral-rich content of Upper Klamath Lake is ideal for maintiaining AFA‘s mineral and enzyme systems at its highest possible level.(Abrams, p.56)

Ingesting this “simple” food provides your body with its abundant and balanced nutrition.

Ellis Hein

Miracles are acts that call the rules into order, not break them. Breaking the rules established the need for the miracle in the first place.

Drugs, even prescription drugs, are the stuff dreams are made of. The dream is that this new, “miracle substance” will somehow cure our ills so we can break the rules with impunity. Our dream is rapidly becoming a nightmare of degeneration.

If drugs are the stuff of dream-land, reality is founded on a food that supplies a full complement of naturally balanced nutrients to your cells. Drugs can “do things” like a puppeteer pulling strings. But only food can give your cells the necessary ingredients to build vibrant, functional replacements.

You may think that once you have a well functioning heart or liver, for example, that you needn’t worry about that. However, each organ and tissue is replaced on a certain schedule such that you have a new body every three years. Some tissues, like the stomach lining, is replaced every two hours. Your heart is replaced every three months, while you get new bones every three years.

Your body builds replacement cells regardless of the nutrients you take in. How well that new heart functions depends entirely upon the quality of replacement cells you are able to provide. This is why a complete food is the only foundation to build miracles upon.

To learn more about how AFA algae, a food that can supply your body with a full complement of balanced nutrients, can make a difference in your life, visit Simplexity Health’s website. Or you can talk to me about my recommendations. Use my contact form below. I will respond to you as soon as possible.

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