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Progressive Parkinsonism and Motor Disintegration-It Is Not Paralysis

 Question:

My brother is gravely ill. At present, his condition has deteriorated to the point where he can neither speak nor walk, having completely lost all motor control over his physical frame, to the extent that he cannot even turn from side to side in bed without assistance. Physicians state that he suffers from parkinsonism (Parkinsonism).

The affliction began with insidious ache in his right hand. Subsequently, his gait disintegrated; he walked in an erratic manner—intending to place his foot in one spot, only for it to land elsewhere, rendering him entirely incapable of walking along a straight line. Throughout this period, he was treated by diverse practitioners who suspected a paralytic stroke (fālij); paralytic medications were administered, yet because the pathology was not a stroke, no improvement manifested. Instead, his gait deteriorated further, while he persistently complained of a heavy, congested sensation in his cranium.

During this time, an adverse reaction to an erroneous pharmaceutical aggravated his distress, prompting his admission into Liaquat Hospital, where physicians failed to establish a definitive diagnosis. His vitality declined further, compelling him to rely upon a walking cane. A prominent feature throughout these developments was intractable constipation, which persists to this day. Presently, he ingests virtually no solid nourishment, subsisting solely upon water, milk, and fruit juices.

He was subsequently admitted to Jinnah Hospital, where the medical team diagnosed him with parkinsonism, prescribed home medications, and discharged him. However, his physical stability did not recover; he lost progressively greater motor control until he could no longer take a single step without being supported by an attendant. Roughly two and a half to three months ago, severe diarrhea struck, after which he became entirely bedridden. A cranial computed tomography scan (C.T. Scan) was conducted at Jinnah Hospital.

At present, he can neither articulate speech nor shift his posture in bed. This is the desperate plea of a grieving sister. Having met profound disappointment through conventional medicine, I turn in hope toward spiritual therapy.

Answer:

In accordance with the therapeutic protocols of Chromotherapy (Healing Through Color and Light), administer the following solarized waters:

  • Yellow-charged solarized water: Two ounces, morning and evening.
  • Blue-charged solarized water: Two ounces, prior to meals.
  • Red-charged solarized water: Two ounces, following meals.

After eight days of this regimen, contact me by telephone to report his internal states and physical progress. The precise procedure for formulating these color-charged waters is expounded comprehensively in my work, Healing Through Color and Light.

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