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Supplements – Introduction

“From the dawn of humanity, God has provided us with a remarkable gift – a self-healing body and an abundance of medicinal plants, fruits, and vegetables that cater to our every need. These natural wonders were our primary source of healing before the advancement of science and technology led to the development of prescription medicine. As human knowledge and creativity progressed, various forms of healing emerged, from mechanical interventions to chemical concoctions in the form of tablets, capsules, syrups, and powders.

However, in our pursuit of innovation, we seem to have lost sight of the natural path to wellness that God intended for us. We’ve become increasingly dependent on prescription medicine, often overlooking the potent healing properties of the medicinal plants and foods that surround us. The land that once nourished these life-giving resources is now being converted into luxury developments, factories, and apartments.

Meanwhile, we’re left relying on supplements – often in the form of capsules or tablets – that attempt to replicate the natural benefits of God’s creations. But even these supplements can be tainted by the priorities of profit over people, leading to substandard products that may not deliver the promised benefits. Unlike prescription medicine, which is heavily regulated, the supplement industry often operates with less oversight, leaving consumers vulnerable to inconsistent quality.

It’s time for us to reevaluate our relationship with nature and the medicinal creations that God has provided. By embracing the natural world and the healing properties it offers, we can reclaim our path to wellness and vitality. Whether through traditional medicine, herbal remedies, or simply incorporating more fruits and vegetables into our diets, we have the power to choose a more holistic approach to health. Let’s not forget the wisdom of leveraging God’s medicinal creations, alongside human innovation, to achieve optimal well-being.”

Bishop Joseph

Bishop Joseph Vitug, Ph.D. - Bishop Emeritus

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