early life
Arnold Elette was born on July 25, 1866, in the vicinity of Freiburg in Baden, Germany. His father was a talented farmer, technologically advanced and he was building up all his agricultural tools. Like his father, Elette would have had a passion for studying the cause and effect of the phenomenon. The subjects I was interested in were physics, chemistry, paintings and paintings. He also has affinity with linguistics and was able to speak German, French, Italian and English.
At the age of 21, he graduated, graduated as a professor, and sent to the military for discharge from the heart. At the age of 31 he was diagnosed with Bright's disease (inflammation of the kidney) and found to be unable to heal with 24 most respected doctors in Europe. Then he visited natural healing and sanitary ware to learn naturopathy and philosophy. In a desperate attempt to solve his misery, Elette decided to stop eating. He was surprised, he did not die, gained strength and vitality.
I studied vegetarianism in Berlin in 1899, traveled to Algiers in North Africa, and experimented with fasting and diet of fruits. Thanks to his new lifestyle, Elette cured his disease completely and was able to play a physiological strength now, such as an 800 - mile bicycle trip from Algiers to Tunis. His discovery is that the pus and mucus-forming foods are the fundamental cause of all human diseases, fasting (less eating less simply) is the main way to purify the body from the effects of natural food I concluded that there was. (Hirsch, 1994, 9)
Successful healer
In the early 1900's, Efflet opened a very popular sanitary ware in Ascona, Switzerland. There, he treated and healed thousands of patients who were considered unable to heal by the so-called "medical authorities". Ehret participated in a series of fasts monitored by stakeholders in Germany and Switzerland in the latter half of the year. Within a period of 14 months, Effrett completed the speed of 21, one day of 24, one of 32, and one of 49 years, which has been proved as a world record for many years ing. Ultimately, Ehret has become one of the most popular health instructors, journalists and educators in Europe, saving the lives of thousands of people.
On June 27, 1914, just before World War I, Effrett went from Bremen to the United States, saw the Panama Expo and sampled the fruits of the continent. He found a way to California where he had special interest. This is because I was receiving a gardening renaissance for botanists like Luther Barbank who later showed respect to Elette. At that time, the University of California owned the world's rarest collection of fruits. The war settled in Washington, Washington, lying about he went back to Germany, and he set up manuscripts and diplomas at his aquaculture cannon. He and the other "Returning to Naturism" began to influence the regional population of young people to investigate plant-based natural livelihoods.
Benedict Lust, a student of Ehret and an early supporter of naturopathy, initially handed out English books by Ehret, Kneipp, Kuhne, Just, Engelhardt to the United States. This included Elette 's best-selling "Kranke Menschen" (painful human animal). Ehret worked for 5 years at Yungborn Sanitarium in Lust. Later, Ehret opened his own sanitarium in Alhambra, California before the lecture. His course Diet therapy system without mucus I became a 25-lesson book for his students. With a book Reasonable fasting, It became his most important and popular publication. Ehret also developed and sold his popular Innerclean Herbal Laxative.
death
On October 9, 1922, Diet therapy system without mucus He finished 4 lectures to regain health through fasting and "fasting of grapes and grape juice" in the meeting room of Angels Hotel on the 5th and spring street, more than 100 people will find a seat can not. After leaving the building, the 56-year-old elett fell from 11 pm to 11:30 pm and gave a fatal blow to his skull. According to Fred S. Hirsch DNS, a business partner and publisher of Ehret, he was walking in the streets over which the wet oil was immersed during the cloudy condition, slid down the curve and fell into his head. Hirsch did not actually witness the autumn but found an elette lying on the street. Ehret's 1920s publisher, Carl Kuhn, questioned whether Elette's fall was truly an accident. Benedict Rust argued that Effrett was wearing the first new dress shoe and slipped as a result of being unfamiliar with footwear.
To date, the true nature of Elette's death causes speculation between the Effrets. Along with his influential and revolutionary new lifestyle, the success of Elette's powerful treatment dramatically enhanced the medical, meat and dairy industry. Because of these factors, many people believe that foul play has been involved in death soon after Elette. His powerful healing success challenged medical and agriculture along with his important and fundamental new lifestyle. His writings on religion and family were also considered to be quite controversial. For decades after the death of Ehret, Fred Hirsch had a number of legal battles with medical authorities, in other words mucus, visceral laxatives.
Legacy
Arnold Ehret is a cultural icon, an important leading role in the renaissance, which was newly born in Germany and Switzerland in the late 19th century. (Kennedy 1998, 9-10) The influence of this renaissance spread to the United States, affecting many intercultural movements including beat generation, vegetarian "hippie" movement, vegan, fruit realism. Through the 20th century, the teachings of Efre prospered and developed with the honest efforts of a few monopoly elites. Today Ehret's teachings are widely accepted all over the world as the number of people seeking healing and detoxification of plant-based vegans is increasing.
References
Child, BW, Arnold Elette "Profile of Professor Arnold Elette" Random diet · healing system: Complete course for those who want to learn how to control health . Dobbs Ferry, NY: Ehret Literature, 1994, (13-22).
Ete, Arnold, Arnold Elette's sterile diet / healing system: A complete course for those who want to learn a way to control health. Dobbs Ferry, NY: Ehret Literature, 1994.
Ehret, Arnold. Reasonable fast for physical, mental, spiritual rejuvenation. Los Angeles: Ehret literature Pub, 1926.
Hirsch, Fred, "Introduction" of Arnold Elette's "Random Diet / Healing System": A complete course for those who want to learn how to control health. Dobbs Ferry, NY: Ehret Literature, 1994, (9 - 12).
Kennedy, Gordon "Arnold Elette" Children of the Sun: Painting Anthology, California from Germany 1883-1949. Ojai, Calif: Nivaria Press, 1998, (144-153).
