I would like to share a wonderful testimony with you. I began the Hallelujah Diet in March of 1998. At that time my husband was not the least bit interested in pursuing this lifestyle change. But after observing the improvements in my health, in August 1998, because of recurring back problems, he decided to give the diet a try to see if it would help him. He was amazed at the healing that took place in his own body, and how much better he felt, so continued on it.

He is a firefighter. Now that I have given you a little background I want to share that in May of 1999 my husband was critically injured when he tried to stop his runaway truck. The upper portion of his body was crushed when the truck struck a tree, pinning my husband between the door and the truck. He spent five weeks in the hospital, and had to have six different surgeries. He lost his spleen, severed the splenic artery, lost 20% of his pancreas, punctured a lung, and lost sixteen feet of intestines.

A couple days after the initial trauma and surgeries, the emergency room doctor told me that had his whole system not been in such perfect balance because of the Hallelujah Diet he would never have made it. My husband is 51 years old and the doctor indicated that someone half his age probably would not have survived. When he got home I put him on digestive enzymes and probiotics, not only for the massive amounts of antibiotics he had received, but also because he was experiencing gangrene, E. coli and staph infection. Of course he continued on the Hallelujah Diet, especially the raw juices.

I am so happy to be able to report that now, only six months since the accident, he has regained almost all of his strength and is actually out logging six hours a day. (He was not able to go back to his job because of the injuries.) He seems to be thriving and I praise the Lord for that. I also praise the Lord for the fact that God led me to the Hallelujah Diet through a friend. Had He not, Keith would never have made the dietary changes that he did, and probably would not be with us today. God bless you Dr. Malkmus--keep up the good work.