Body Electronics Guide

© Written by Dr John Whitman Ray N.D., M.D. (M.A.)

from "Patient's Guide to Body Electronics" by Prof. Dr. Sir John Whitman Ray (1994)

(Reading list edited/updated by site author for relevancy to site)

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1The first prime responsibility of each patient is to assume full responsibility for one's state of health, physically, emotionally and mentally. All cure comes from within, not from without as all disease begins with the consciousness of man when out of harmony with universal law. Likewise, return to health begins with the consciousness of man aligning itself with divine law.

A physician can only be a teacher to aid one in understanding how the body functions and how to help one to regain and maintain perfect health which will take place when one is in harmony with nature. One must be wise to recognize that there is a time, place and purpose for all things under heaven.

First, do what is necessary to save a life. If a medication will suppress a symptom of disease then use the medication, then while the patient is recovering use natural medicine. One must realize that an herbal method of healing may not work on people who have weakened their body with the use of tobacco, alcohol, drugs, cooked food and processed food. These people may require a medical approach to save their life in a life threatening situation wherein herbal remedies will have little effect on a body in ill health.

Now, people in good health respond quickly to natural medicine. It is a wise person who can discriminate when one or the other should be used and it is individual responsibility which should always be maintained as only the individual has the right to choose what is to be done with his/her body.


2After one makes a decision as to which direction to follow to regain and maintain maximum health, one then must make an appointment for an Iris-Sclera Integrated Diagnosis. Once it is ascertained what to do regarding a nutritional program and a program for the application of Body Electronics one then must make choices as whether to follow a nutritional program or not or whether or not to follow the Body Electronics which leads to bodily regeneration. It is understandable that these programs take time and dedication and reflect a change in living and eating habits.


Remember, freedom of choice in health care is a God-given right and people have the individual responsibility to make that choice and alone must bear the consequences of that choice.

One must train oneself to read. If necessary, with a dictionary in one hand and a book in the other. We perish without knowledge. Without knowledge we cannot govern our lives in a responsible manner.

Obtain and read information on:


  1. Twelve Points on Body Electronics

  2. Fluoride Suspected of Harmful Side Effects

  3. Twelve Points on Mercury Toxicity

  4. Twelve Points on Radiation

  5. Twelve Points on Enzymes

  6. Twelve Points on Minerals

  7. Twelve Points on Lactobacillus Acidophilus

  8. Twelve Points on Grainfields Products

  9. Twelve Points on Mature Green Papaya

  10. Twelve Points on Vitamin C

  11. Twelve Points on Oxygen Therapy

  12. The Amazing Schweitzer Formula Story

  13. Eat Raw Protein Daily

  14. Twelve Points On Vitamin B12

  15. The Logic in Sequence Series - by Dr. John Whitman Ray

  16. How We Heal - by Dr. Douglas Morrison, 2nd ed. 2006

  17. Body Electronics - by Thomas C. Chavez 2005

  18. Dr. John Whitman Ray's 'Healing Crisis Tapes' Transcript is important to read prior to starting on the Body Electronics Nutritional Program (nutrient saturation). Find this at: http://www.bodymindhealing.info/healing-crisis.php

  19. The whole of this site!

[All of the above are available at or via www.bodymindhealing.info]







Understanding Body Electronics
& the Growth of Knowledge

© A Body Electronics "Pie" by John Robert


The Body Electronics way of life can be viewed as a continuing cycle of education and application of principles. By nature, the understanding of the healing process is gained only by personal experience. One must "walk the talk" so to speak, or no knowledge is gained.