Phyllis Crespo #conspiracy #crackpot #fundie #quack westonaprice.org
How is it that we so casually discuss heart transplant as if it is a life-saving medical procedure? On Page 19 of the Fall 2025 Wise Traditions magazine, Dr Ballester-Rodes is excited to unroll an “explanted” heart. Does this doctor even realize what the heart “donor” goes through when the heart is “explanted?” The donor is literally killed during the explanting procedure. It is not morally licit to kill someone to save another, not even if the donor “consents” to the killing in advance.
A heart is useless to an organ recipient unless said heart is taken while the “donor” is alive. Organs deteriorate within minutes after death, making it necessary for the medical minds to devise a category called brain-dead. Brain death is not true death. Did you know that they paralyze the organ donor but do not administer anesthesia for harvesting, because anesthesia would harm the organs to be harvested?
There is little physical difference between what happens in a heart “explantation” and the human sacrifice practiced by the Aztecs at Tenochitlan. There is a great spiritual difference, however. Montezuma and his people did not know Jesus Christ. We have been told of Christ and have rejected His teachings for the sake of “Science.” The Aztecs repented of their ways and Mexico became Christian. Will we ever repent? We will owe the Aztecs an apology for painting them barbaric. Our barbarians wear lab coats and use antiseptic procedures to kill while claiming the moral high road.
Furthermore, in a 2003 article, authors Truog and Robinson pointed out that the concept of brain death “is incoherent in that it fails to correspond to any biological or philosophical understanding of death.” Also, “during the early stages of organ removal lacrimation is a common phenomenon” (www.nature.com/articles/3102107). Should we pay attention to the fact that brain-dead donors cry when the organ harvesting begins? Or that brain death has no basis in biology?
I respect the Weston A. Price Foundation for the good that it does. Unfortunately, our medical experts have lost their common sense and are on the way to losing their souls if they continue to reject Christian moral order. Weston A. Price Foundation should realize the influence they carry with the public and should reject immoral content for its magazine.