HOW ARTHRITIS IS CURED IN EUROPE: THE CASE OF MR. MARTIN LINDGREN, BORLANGE

It started in 1954 with a sore throat followed by tonsillitis. He was treated with various drugs. After awhile he began to have nagging pains, first in his joints and later in his whole body. His doctor in Borlange diagnosed the condition as rheumatoid arthritis. He had a very high sedimentation rate. The doctor prescribed several drugs, 12 tablets a day, but no cortisone.

In February, 1955, Mr. Lindgren went to Bjorkagarden. He was bedridden with agonizing pains and badly swollen joints.

His first fast, on pure water, lasted ten days, followed by a ten-day fast on vegetable and fruit juices. Various baths, massage, vacuum cupping, etc. were included in the program. He fasted a total of 30 days.

After two months in Bjorkagarden Mr. Lindgren was able to return home without the slightest trace of arthritis. During his stay at the clinic he made several visits to his doctor in Borlange (a nearby city), and each time the doctor reported a steady improvement in his condition, which he attributed to the drugs he prescribed. Mr. Lindgren didn’t tell him about his treatments at Bjorkagarden and that he had discontinued the drugs long before. The last examination showed that he was totally free from the disease.

The case has been periodically checked—no relapses in over ten years.

I recently contacted Mr. Lindgren myself to find out if his recovery from arthritis was complete. This is what he wrote to me: “There is nothing wrong with my joints and my general health now. I exercise heavily and feel just great … It is tragic that riot all arthritis sufferers have knowledge of the methods which restored my health.”

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