We cannot impose our wills on nature unless we first
Ascertain what her will is. Working without regard to law
Brings nothing but failure; working with law enables us
To do what seemed at first impossible.
----Ralph Tyler Flewelling

Finding the solution to the health and aging problems which beset man has always been one of life’s great challenges/ curiously, some of man’s most highly developed technological civilizations failed miserably in this quest as we are failing today’ while certain “primitive” groups in isolated locations enjoy excellent health and unsurpassed longevity records. Even of man never suffered from disease, the mysterious process of aging would constitute more than sufficient challenge to science. Man has fought to preserve the vigor of youth against the ravages of age since thinking began. History tells us Ponce de Leon sailed across the Atlantic in search of the fabled fountain of youth. How ironic that he most likely was floating on the surface of the only realistic means of staying young and healthy!
The waters of the oceans hold the perfect balance of those essential elements required as food for the complex sell groups that make up our bodies. This is my thesis-now for the proofs.
When I was going to school at the University of Cincinnati in 1932, I attempted to induce cancer into a toad, but was astonished to note that the amphibian seemed to have a natural immunity. This laboratory incident precipitated the beginning of a lifelong search for an explanation. In 1966, I fed crops grown with recycled seawater to various farm animals and obtained remarkable health and growth results which confirmed my theories. As I write these lines, I am earnestly trying to get stubborn establishment thinking to wake up to the very real dangers facing mankind and life on this planet. Disease and famine pose very real threats, not just to parts of the world that seem distant and unreal to us in America, but to our very own bustling civilization.
It is extremely interesting to carefully examine the geological activity in the sea. A cubic foot of ocean water sustains many more times the number of living organisms, plants and animals than does the equivalent amount of soil. Sea water is literally alive, especially where the temperature of the water is warm.
Of special interest is the fact that the aging process does not appear to occur in the sea. A comparison between the cells of a huge, adult whale eith cells taken from a newly born whale will show no evidence of the chemical changes observed when comparing cells of adult and newborn land mammals. There are some denizens of the sea that apparently never cease growing. One need only compare the size between land turtles and sea turtles to realize the tremendous difference. Some zoologists would claim they are turtles of different species, but I disagree. I am convinced that the difference in size and longevity is due to the complete, balanced chemistry provided by the sea environment.
There is no chronic disease to be found among fish and animal life in the sea that compares to those on land.
Science is aware that nearly all individual cells in an animal body are replaced during the process of cell division. In man, for example, most of the cells are replaced within about 18 months. If the requirements for certain elements are not supplied by the food ingested as cell division occurs, dilution becomes apparent until these critical elements are nonexistent in the organism. This shortage of essential elements does not occur in the sea. Why aren’t these vital elements in our bodies and foods?