Doctors stuck in the old system won’t tell you this – because they don’t even know it.
I received a newsletter from Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby recently promoting his recently revised book Medicine Beyond. I’ve had an original copy for several years and am in awe of his many different and refreshing perspectives on aspects of medicine.
He bullet-points four aspects that mainstream medicine does not want us to know. In my own words below, I have expanded on each of these points:
Scott-Mumby writes: “On one side, we have the Pharma-controlled machine – pushing drugs, cutting open bodies, and calling it “healthcare.” It’s a disaster. A lie. And people are paying the price.”
But then there’s the realside of medicine – OUR half (yours and mine) is getting more and more exciting! Where the latest breakthroughs are shattering old myths and rewriting the rules of healing.
This is Medicine Beyond – the future of health, free from corporate greed and outdated science.”
Here’s what Scott-Mumby suggests the medical profession doesn’t want us to know:
⚡ Life is Electrical
Your body is a crackling storm of lightning bolts. Right now, as you sit there, reading this, neurons are firing like paparazzi cameras at a royal scandal. Your heart beats because of an electrical charge. Your muscles flex because of bioelectricity. Your thoughts – your precious, intimate, undeniably you thoughts – are nothing more than electricity dancing through your brain like a crazed ferret on steroids. You and a corpse have precisely the same chemicals in you. The difference? You have electricity. The corpse doesn’t. And once that charge flickers out, you are nothing but an abandoned building where life used to happen.
It’s odd how little we think about this. We know we need food, water, air – but when was the last time you considered that you are only alive because of a controlled storm of electrical energy? And yet, if you want to kill someone (ethically, of course, via a government-approved method), you don’t poison them – you flick the switch. A quick burst of high-voltage electricity, and the lights go out forever.
Your body isn’t just a meat suit – it’s a biological circuit board, and your life is the current running through it.
DNA is Not Just a Genetic Code – It’s a Transmitter
You are not a mere blueprint, a pre-programmed meat puppet dancing to the tune of your DNA like a wind-up toy. That’s the outdated, miserable little story we’ve been fed for decades. “Oh, it’s in your genes,” people say, as if their body is some Soviet-era factory assembly line that cannot be changed. Nonsense. Your DNA is not just a code – it’s a receiver, a transmitter, a living, dynamic antenna picking up signals from the world around it. Your environment, your experiences, even your thoughts shape how your genes express themselves.
Take two genetically identical people – twins, let’s say. One becomes a cheery Buddhist monk in Tibet, radiating health and wisdom. The other? A stressed-out investment banker in Manhattan with three ulcers and a receding hairline. Same DNA, utterly different results. Why? Because genes don’t control you – you control them. They respond to the world you create around yourself.
And what is DNA really but a beautifully coiled electrical wire, transmitting information within you at all times? The human body is less a fleshy lump of determinism and more a living radio station, constantly sending and receiving messages, constantly adapting and rewriting itself. It’s time we stopped seeing DNA as a cage and started seeing it for what it truly is – a dynamic, electric network of possibilities.
Not surprising that vaccine manufacturers include questionable ingredients intended to modify our DNA!
Plants Can See, Feel, and Even Communicate
The world is full of sentient beings. Some just move slower than others. Trees, for example, don’t rush about in the mornings looking for their car keys, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t aware. In fact, plants see more than we do – they can detect light spectrums we’ll never perceive. They taste chemicals in the air, feel the touch of an insect, and talk to each other through electrical signals, pheromones, and fungal networks. Their roots are engaged in deep, gossipy conversations beneath the soil, sharing resources, warning each other of threats, and deciding who they like and who they’d rather let wither.
Science is only now catching up to what ancient healers and mystics knew all along – plants are not just passive green scenery. They are living, sensing, responding entities. When you walk through a forest, you are being watched. Not in a sinister way, but in a way that should make you feel small and significant all at once.
You are not separate from nature. You are part of its endless, whispering conversation.
☀️ Is the Sun Conscious?
Oh, now this sounds properly mad, doesn’t it? But stay with me. The human brain – your glorious, complicated little thought machine – operates via electrical impulses, right? And it generates about 20 watts of electricity, enough to power a dim light bulb. Impressive, sure, but now consider the Sun. Our humble neighbourhood star is generating, at any given moment, electrical potentials billions of times greater than the entire sum of humanity’s brain activity combined. Billions.
We assume consciousness comes from complexity. The human brain is complex, therefore we are aware. But what if consciousness also comes from raw power? From sheer, unimaginable energy? The Sun doesn’t have neurons, true – but do neurons really have a monopoly on awareness? What if, in some vast, incomprehensible way, the Sun knows? Maybe not in a way we can understand. Maybe not in a way that fits into our self-important little philosophies. But what if it is aware, nonetheless?
Ancient cultures didn’t worship the Sun just because it was warm. They saw something in it, something we’ve long forgotten.
So next time you step outside, tilt your face to the sky and let that electricity touch your skin. Maybe, just maybe, the Sun is looking back at you.
Always be curious.
Graeme Dinnen
ResourcesForLife.net
Medicine Beyond by Dr Keith Scott-Mumby
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