Everything that enters the human mouth must be in the isotonic state, called Chyme (pronounced sheem) or the body is forced into extreme stress.

Webster's 1939 Medical Dictionary defines Chyme as a thick liquid made of partially digested food and stomach juices; made in the stomach and moves into the small intestine for further digestion.

Chyme is the consistency of soup and is the result of the correct chewing of food. If food is not Chymified by the teeth the body is placed under "red alert" and all other activities are halted in order to breakdown the offending particles. This places the body under severe stress for up to several hours until all particles, however small, are broken down (Chymified) into the isotonic state. Generally it should take 32-52 chews to convert a mouthful of food into Chyme, the highest amount of chewing is required for red meat and raw food. Pills and tablets are serious concerns for the body. It is considered not useful and potentially dangerous to take pills or tablets. The body instinctively knows this and dislikes taking them, ask any toddler or elderly citizen. It takes a healthy, 200-pound male from 40 minutes to 4 hours to convert pills and tablets into the isotonic state. Ill patients have been seen under exploratory surgery to have hundreds of undigested pills in their gut.

Thrugs are not eliminated by the body, as is food. They accumulate, therefore, which is why side effects and complications are seen, experienced and dreaded. The only way to prevent this is not to ingest them. "It appears to be in the best interest of our health and longevity to find and use natural methods to regain  nd retain our health," emphasized Ansley, "What good does it do to take NSAIDs for the pain of arthritis bone degeneration if the side effect is the destruction of bones?"

The body is naturally capable of dealing with food introduced by mouth. For example, hot cayenne pepper has for centuries been used for its healing properties. The body will not experience burning by even 1/8th tsp cayenne when ingested into the mouth because as soon as the mouth senses it the body instantly produces secretions that protect it all the way through the digestive system.