‘...Jesus het toe, omdat Hy moeg was van die reis, sommer by die fontein gaan sit” (Joh4:6).  Gelukkig vir ons was Jesus se moegheid slegs kortstondig en tydelik van aard gewees.  Op ons aardse lewensreis is daar egter elke dag mense wat tou opgooi,omdat hulle oorheersende energie-tekort die sinvolle voltooiing van hul reis drasties inperk.  In die terapiekamers by Nutrimalaika onthul hulle dat hulle selfs te moeg is om te bid en voel dat niks meer help nie.  Sommiges is selfs te moeg om dit te kan uiter. Ander poog vergeefs deur selfmedikasie met verbode of ongewenste chemiese middels of verkeerde eetgewoontes om net nog `n dag te kan oorleef.   Sommiges vergryp hulle aan sosiaal onverstaanbare gedrag om weer kortstondig soos `n mens te voel.  Wat die hele proses verder bemoeilik is dat hulle geliefdes hulle lewensmoegheid dikwels nie verstaan of meer kan akkommodeer nie.  Dikwels ontvang van hulle professionele etikette soos depressie-lyers, alkoholiste, eetversteurdes, hiperaktiewe kinders,dwelmafhanklikes, ko-afhanklikes, kroniese moeës en vele ander.  Min hulpverleners verstaan dat hierdie mense dalk net te min energie het om te kan aangaan. Ons verwys na hierdie persone as mense met energie-metaboliese-verwante sindrome (EMVS).

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Forword by Dr Abram Hoffer (MD PhD FRCP)

This new work with NAD Therapy is very exciting and I think is right on target. It is indeed an energy-metabolic-deficiency (EMD) because in the absence of this coenzyme cycle almost all the reactions in the body run down. Energy is indeed essential not only to drive our muscles but to digest our food, even to think and to feel.

I congratulate Theo Verwey and his colleagues for this remarkable advance in using this concept and in using a simple test, the ratio of pyruvate to lactate as a diagnostic measure, to indicate the dose, duration of treatment etc. I realize that he has made a very complete review of the literature.

When the clinical founded Energy Values based on the lactate and pyruvate blood tests and the NAD Therapy protocols outlined in NAD Therapy! Too Good to be True? are empirically confirmed there will be an enormous change in modern psychiatry. It will mark the retirement of the present psychiatric paradigm which can be best described as a system which uses' descriptive diagnostic terms which have no causal or treatment relevance.

I have given a lot of attention to the schizophrenias because I think this condition presents us with a very good example of what will happen with all of the EMD conditions. And the NAD<----->NADH system, plays a major role in the genesis and in the treatment of schizophrenia.

For these reasons I consider the information in NAD Therapy! Too Good to be True? so valuable and important and I fully expect to see the corroboration of this work world wide once it becomes known to the medical profession and even more when the general public of sick people and their families hear about it.