Core Pillars of Absurd Health

“Restore the Terrain. Anoint the Temple. Heal in His Name.”

At Absurd Health, we are not following the path of modern medicine—we are forging a return. A return to Eden. A return to biblical truth. A return to the healing power of the Holy Spirit, and the wisdom of the body when cleansed, fasted, and restored.

The Six Core Pillars of Absurd Health

  • Terrain Theory Fulfilled: Beyond Pasteur, Beyond Béchamp

    At the heart of Absurd Health is a paradigm shift rooted not in invention, but in remembrance. The debate between Louis Pasteur and Antoine Béchamp defined the early direction of medical science. Pasteur, whose germ theory gave rise to pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and war on the microbe, taught that illness comes from invaders. Béchamp, the quieter voice silenced by empire, insisted that disease arises only in compromised terrain. He believed that the soil of the body—the blood, the gut, the tissues—determined whether microbes became messengers or threats.

    We honor Béchamp’s vision and carry it forward 200 years into the gut-brain axis, neuroimmunology, quantum biology, and spiritual warfare. At Absurd, terrain is not just biological—it is covenantal. A polluted terrain reflects disobedience, trauma, toxin load, and spiritual compromise. Disease is not an accident; it is a revelation. And when the terrain is cleansed, the invaders disappear. When the vessel is restored, health flows like a river. We do not treat illness—we restore Eden in the body.

  • Holy Spirit Healing as the First and Final Line

    We do not treat the Holy Spirit as an accessory to medicine. We treat Him as the Healer. Every Absurd protocol begins in prayer, is guided by spiritual discernment, and ends with the laying on of hands. We believe the gifts of healing have not ceased. We believe the miracles of Christ were not symbolic—they were blueprints. And we believe every disease has a name, and that every name must bow before Yeshua.

    Healing prayer is not optional. It is fundamental. Deliverance is not fringe—it is biological. Demons inhabit bodies just as parasites do. Trauma lodges in tissues just as toxins do. And the same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead gives life to our mortal bodies. We have seen chronic illness vanish under fasting and intercession. We have watched as infertile wombs opened, as autism unraveled, as cancers lost their power. These are not exaggerations. They are the expected fruits of a healed terrain and an anointed body. We do not place our faith in modalities. We place our trust in the one who heals through them.

  • The Return to Yahweh’s Nutrition

    The modern diet is built on the theology of Babel—fragmented, confused, and obsessed with the tree of knowledge over the tree of life. But Yahweh gave instructions on food from the beginning: blood was to be respected, fat was to be honored, meat was to be central, and unclean animals were to be avoided. We do not follow dietary trends. We do not adopt the idols of plant-based piety or blue zone mysticism. We return to the food of Scripture—fat, organs, clean meat, and covenant rhythm.

    Our nutritional model is not carnivore, paleo, Mediterranean, or vegan. It is restoration-based, fast-informed, and resurrection-oriented. It is high-fat, high-protein, and terrain-correcting. Vegetables are not foundational food—they are terrain modulators. Fruits are not guiltless—they are hormonal triggers. Bread is not broken for daily use—it is symbolic, seasonal, and sacred. We restore the forgotten art of organ cycling, structured water intake, tallow-rich cooking, and gut-based timing. Nutrition is not just fuel—it is language. And we are re-learning the dialect of Eden.

  • Natural Medicine Is the Church’s Inheritance

    Hospitals were once built by churches. Midwives were once trained in Scripture. Herbs were once considered sacred, and healing was a priestly duty. Today, that mantle has been discarded, outsourced to a system of pharmakeia—of sorcery, suppression, and dependency. At Absurd, we believe that the Church must reclaim her healing inheritance. We are not waiting for the world to give us permission. We are building the ark.

    Natural medicine is not rebellion—it is return. We practice terrain-based healing through fasting, glandulars, structured water, herbal precision, and nutrient resurrection. We do not use pharmaceuticals. We do not chase symptoms. We restore function at the root—biologically, emotionally, and spiritually. Our protocols are not about maintenance. They are about exodus—leaving the land of diagnosis and entering the land of testimony. We believe it is the duty of the modern remnant to carry the healing torch forward—not in defiance of medicine, but in fidelity to the Great Physician.

  • Fasting as the Foundation of Resurrection Biology

    Fasting is not starvation. It is not punishment. It is the first medicine. In the wilderness, Yeshua fasted forty days to confront every demonic template: appetite, power, and glory. That fast is now the foundation of our protocol. Through fasting, we see neurotransmitters rebalance, parasites expelled, blood sugar reset, and trauma rise to the surface. But more than that, fasting becomes a mirror: what rules you will surface, what binds you will break, and what was dead will begin to breathe.

    The Absurd Protocol is a terrain reformation through the fast. It is resurrection biology—the cellular return of Eden. Mitochondria awaken. Stem cells multiply. Inflammation evaporates. But none of this happens without hunger. We teach people not just how to eat—but when not to. In the silence of the stomach, Yahweh speaks. In the absence of food, the body begins to remember its design. And the soul begins to long for bread that does not perish.

  • Hope Is the Medicine That Cannot Be Patented

    We do not believe in incurable illnesses. We believe in slow recoveries. We believe in forgotten roots. We believe in radical testimonies. But most of all, we believe in the power of hope—not as a feeling, but as a biological directive. Cells recover when the soul believes. Blood shifts when the heart yields. We have seen conditions the world declared untreatable reversed through terrain work, Holy Spirit healing, and community immersion.

    Hope is not a platitude. It is a treatment plan. And it begins with someone saying, “No more.” No more dependency. No more diagnoses without deliverance. No more survival without joy. We teach that the nervous system responds to love, that faith calms cytokines, and that testimony rewires trauma. You cannot heal in fear. You must heal in hope. And at Absurd, we believe that when the Church begins to believe again, healing will flood the nations.

Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth.

3 John 1:2