The human body is a wonderful device. I have been learning of different medical philosophies and procedures in order to get healthy again. I learned, first thing, that my health is my responsibility and no doctor can relieve me of it. That said lets get to what I have learned.
1. The skeleton is first made of protein. Tendons, cartilage, and ligaments are part of this protein structure.
2. The actual bones of the skeleton act as a mineral bank for all documented 60 but in actuality 77 mineral we are suppose to ingest daily.
3. The bones are part of the endocrine system or hormones. Hormones require the minerals from the bones in order to be constructed.
4. The slowest healing bones in our body take two years to heal. (The vertebra) All other tissues heal much faster including most bones (3 to 6 months with proper nutrition).
5. The minerals in the skeleton, when properly assembled, forms a crystal structure that functions with the earth's energy.
6. The soft tissues (skin, muscle, and organs) of the body posses liquefied minerals that form a liquid crystal matrix.
7. The earth's energy oscillates between the crystals of the skeleton and the soft tissues.
8. Shock is caused when the base energy field between the liquid crystal and the solid crystal of the body is altered.
9. The combination of the energies oscillating between the bones and soft tissues acts as our electrical ground for our nerves and chemical reactions.
10. Each cell of our bodies have two main communication methods and many have more.(electrical ground & hormones)
11. The cell's communication methods are ground voltage, hormones, enzymes, and nerve stimulation.
12. Each cell uses minerals, fats, and proteins to manipulate minute voltages to regulate cell function.
13. Cells use advanced technology to adhere to one another. Muscle cells use advanced technology to contract. (Lorentz effect)
14. The body's chemistry is capable of altering atomic densities to facilitate body movement.
15. The blood is the most impotent tissue. The body will sacrifice all other organs... even the brain to protect it.
16. The brain talks to the body with nerves.
17. Organs talk to each other with hormones.
18. Beneficial organisms talk to our bodies with enzymes.
19. The earth communicates with us through the harmonic oscillations reflected between our crystal structures.
20. Four categories of substances compose our bodies nutritional needs; The 60 essential minerals of the 77 known bio-available minerals , 16 essential vitamins, 12 essential amino acids, and 3 essential fatty acids.
21. There is no such thing as an essential carbohydrate; sugar starch, or fiber.
22. The body has 7 major enemies viruses, bacterium, fungi, parasites, poor nutrition, persistent electromagnetic frequencies, and physical trauma.
23. There are 13 pro-biotics that should inhabit our digestive systems. (3 of which feed on candida)
24. Candida fungus is a prolific common fungus that thrives when antibiotic use eliminates its 3 predators.
25. Carbohydrates act as fertilizers for intestinal bacteria both good and bad.
26. Salt is required to make stomach acid or hydrochloric acid. (which is needed to adsorb minerals)
27. Low salt consumption can contribute to low stomach acid that causes heartburn and allows uncontrolled bacterium growth in the gut.
28. Low acid also allows bad intestinal bacteria to create alcohol and gases from carbohydrates and undigestible polyamines from excess proteins.
29. The body digests in descending order carbohydrates, vitamins, proteins, fats, and then minerals.
30. If there are any digestive problems it stops digestion at that point only passing the rest from the body.
31. The minerals are the most important part of digestion and the easiest to interrupt.
32. Body fat is created when the body lacks the minerals to burn ingested carbohydrates.
33. Candida fungus interrupts digestion and blocks mineral adsorption.
34. Over 900 diseases are attributable to mineral deficiencies.
35. Live food contains enzymes, pro-biotics, vitamins, and energy at the earth's charge.
36. Live food can be missing minerals needed to be healthy. (plants need only 9 minerals to grow they store the rest of the minerals that are or are not present in the soil for us)
37. Plants can convert rock minerals into bio-available minerals we need.
38. The rock mineral must be in the plant's root grasp to be in the plant.
39. Cooking food in general and especially on high heat reduces its nutritional value.
40. Heat, light, oxygen, and time can change a good fatty acid to a cell damaging free radical.
41. Bad teeth are a symptom of osteoporosis. Brushing won't keep your teeth healthy. (avoiding fluoride helps too)
42. Each body organ has a function and if the organ is removed that function stops.
43. The appendix acts as an incubator for intestinal flora.
44. The gall bladder injects bile into the digestive process to digest fats. (no bile-no fat assimilation-no mineral absorption )
45. The tonsils and adenoids sample food and air for the spleen to create counter measures against sickness.
46. Stomach ulcers are caused by bacteria under the stomach mucus feeding on fructose in the stomach cells and blood.
47. There is a link between candida and type1 diabetes, celiac, leaky gut, and chronic fatigue.
48. Type2 diabetes is a mineral deficiency.
49. Naturopathic doctors practicing holistic medicine handle disease better then allopathic doctors. (bottom line: more cures less death)
50. Naturopathic medicine is cheaper and more effective then allopathic pills or surgery.
51. Allopathic medicine is effective only in trauma physical situations. (like knife, bullet, and car crash injuries not heart attacks, ulcers, and diabetes which are caused by nutritional deficiency)
52. Exercise without minerals absorption is a death sentence. Sweating out mineral without replacing all 77 of them causes any of 900 different diseases and death faster then sitting on the sofa watching TV.
53. Electromagnetic radiation (EMR) in the form of strong or persistent electronic frequencies can alter the charge of ionic minerals in the body rendering them inert or toxic to proper cell function.
This is the basic list of things I learned in my travels to get healthy again. But, I have no credibility so I watch as the people and loved ones around me submit to educated allopathic doctors making a living on managing their deaths. Agency... God gave us a lot of it. When will people wake up and want to live long healthy active lives instead of being walking cadavers for expensive medical experiments. The Jews & Christians are still being robbed and exterminated by the NAZI. NAZI Germany contributed to modern allopathic medicine.
My story
There are 4 main types of medicine practiced in the world today.
Acupuncture medicine / Traditional Chinese medicine
Ayurveda medicine
Allopathic medicine
Naturopathic medicine
We can research out our solutions or we can entrust others that may have other motivations other then our life at hand. It is hard for me at this point to trust a doctor for more then consultation only.
One last note
Friday, October 28, 2011
Thursday, October 27, 2011
A Perception on Hydration
Living in a dry climate it is not uncommon to wake in the morning with a dry throat, nose, lungs, and skin. But I've been testing things again and discovered something interesting to me at least and if anyone else is reading this maybe to you too. Doctor Wallach informed me that dryness in the body or dehydration happens when we eat rancid, burnt, or old fatty acids since fatty acids make up the cell membrane of each cell in our bodies we need the best Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids we can get. Fatty acids also electrically insulate our nerves as well as insulate our bodies from the cold and our organs from physical shock from jarring and impact. A quick glimpse at Omega-3 fatty acids in the body is quite revealing.
This is what I learned over the last few months. I have been taking Wallach's approved nutrition (part 1 & part 2) in the quantities I need for my weight as often as I can afford them which is easier to do as I feel better and can work longer and harder with them.
However, as of late I have been lacking in the EFAs or Essential Fatty Acids area by design to see what symptoms of my former broken down existence would return. The first thing I noticed was my brain power. I started losing words and ideas off the tip of my tongue again. My joints started hurting and creaking again. My bones reacquired their dull discomfort once more.
Now this is where I'm going with this. The mere chemical reaction of breaking down fat isn't keeping me hydrated anymore. Fatty acids are composed of hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen. When we metabolize fat we get water and carbon dioxide. This water helps keep us hydrated if we have the right fatty acids guarding our cells. When we have leaky cell walls holding our protoplasm we need to drink more water.
Summary
Good EFAs keep your nose moist at night.
This is what I learned over the last few months. I have been taking Wallach's approved nutrition (part 1 & part 2) in the quantities I need for my weight as often as I can afford them which is easier to do as I feel better and can work longer and harder with them.
However, as of late I have been lacking in the EFAs or Essential Fatty Acids area by design to see what symptoms of my former broken down existence would return. The first thing I noticed was my brain power. I started losing words and ideas off the tip of my tongue again. My joints started hurting and creaking again. My bones reacquired their dull discomfort once more.
Now this is where I'm going with this. The mere chemical reaction of breaking down fat isn't keeping me hydrated anymore. Fatty acids are composed of hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen. When we metabolize fat we get water and carbon dioxide. This water helps keep us hydrated if we have the right fatty acids guarding our cells. When we have leaky cell walls holding our protoplasm we need to drink more water.
Summary
Good EFAs keep your nose moist at night.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
We the People
I find that a few people can't break down the meanings of the terms government, corporations, businesses, market, capitalism, socialism, and communism just to name a few. So I will simplify the equation (like in math class). Who is the government? What are corporations and businesses? Who constitutes a market? What is the real point of capitalism, socialism, and communism?
Well a picture is worth a thousand words.
Did we notice anything special in this picture? In the preamble of the Constitution it states "We the People of the United States," and so on. Now who is the government? We are. What are corporations and businesses? Organizations of who? We the people. Who constitutes a market? Again we do.
The people that like peanut butter purchase peanut butter but the people that made the peanut butter may like jam better and they join the jam market. However, they need money to trade for jam So, the money they receive from supplying peanut butter is divided between employee needs, company investments for future sales, and funds for maintenance, waste, and accident. Now here is the trick, watch carefully. It costs money to make peanut butter (employee needs, company investments for future sales, and funds for maintenance, waste, and accident). If this price is too high then the market gets smaller forcing the price of peanut butter to go up. If the market gets bigger the price of peanut butter goes down. But, no matter what happens the market stays balanced.
When a market starts falling off the people that make peanut butter will start making it cheaper or better or faster or ship it to other markets or what ever the market demands to balance the market again.
If a market is booming (lots of peanut butter buyers) then there is room for other businesses to enter into the market. Competition!
Forcing a price without regard to market demand buys a whole lot of waste. Let's look at a few wasted bucks.
Education: Let's loan the students money without regard to market needs so that they have a healthy debit right out of college. Will their chosen profession be in a saturated market causing a trip to the twilight zone of micro markets and low wages to pay off those loans?
General Welfare: As mentioned in the Constitution Article 1 Section 8 refers to the health of the nation in whole not the individuals. Let's think on this, if the government pays people that do not participate in supplying goods and services in the private markets are they not weakening the general welfare of the nation as goods and services dry up? Nature will balance the equation with poverty, disease and death if it comes to that. So the government is breaking the law as they spend on a twisted understanding of general individual welfare.
Health Care: We are all people with different talents, desires, and educations. Why does a doctor become a doctor? Easy answer- self improvement personally or publicly. Or wealth and fame, your choice. Now without regard to market demand and supply again the government people have set arbitrary requirements on doctors to see people in poverty that they created. This forces the doctor into poverty also. Cool, here's one better. Governmental protections have forced all but the most profitable forms of medicine like allopathic medicine into poverty. Buy a shot. Buy a pill. Fix the problems as individual modules, that way 4 doctors need to look at you instead of one. In effective waste of power and funds.
The people we trusted to govern need to read the Declaration of Independence. For the same reasons our fore fathers left England, the people may rise against the current "CORPORATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INC.".
We the people, why have we bowed to anything but the real rights we have... life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The other day the radio news was talking of grade schoolers and their right to education. "What?" was my reply. Since when is education a right? Rule number ONE; rights don't cost money. Rule number TWO; rights don't require other people to do anything for us. Rule number THREE; rights are God given not some rhetoric from some government .
Socialism, and communism are both but not the only government rhetoric machines. They tell people that they don't need to work for themselves. The government expounds to everyone things like; need food call us we will magically get it for you from thin air. We don't force people to work after we tell them the government will provide. Behind the thin veil of government is always the people. Governments can do nothing save the people actually do it; usually out of fear.
Many people believe that Naziism is the ultimate conservative position. However, NAZI is the German acronym for the National Socialist German Workers' Party. So, if you live in communist China Nazi s are conservative.
Well that's all I can say for now.
Well a picture is worth a thousand words.
Did we notice anything special in this picture? In the preamble of the Constitution it states "We the People of the United States," and so on. Now who is the government? We are. What are corporations and businesses? Organizations of who? We the people. Who constitutes a market? Again we do.
Now this being the case, let's look at a few quandaries like market function, taxes, executive pay, employee pay, poverty, and personal responsibility. Do we the people like to buy things? All the same things? Yes, we like buying things and no, we don't always like the same things. Some people like peanut butter. And Viola! if we put all the people together that like peanut butter we have a market. Do we like it when other people tell us we don't like peanut butter? NO, we do not.
The people that like peanut butter purchase peanut butter but the people that made the peanut butter may like jam better and they join the jam market. However, they need money to trade for jam So, the money they receive from supplying peanut butter is divided between employee needs, company investments for future sales, and funds for maintenance, waste, and accident. Now here is the trick, watch carefully. It costs money to make peanut butter (employee needs, company investments for future sales, and funds for maintenance, waste, and accident). If this price is too high then the market gets smaller forcing the price of peanut butter to go up. If the market gets bigger the price of peanut butter goes down. But, no matter what happens the market stays balanced.
When a market starts falling off the people that make peanut butter will start making it cheaper or better or faster or ship it to other markets or what ever the market demands to balance the market again.
If a market is booming (lots of peanut butter buyers) then there is room for other businesses to enter into the market. Competition!
It's all about the demand (people that like peanut butter) balancing with the supply (people that make peanut butter).
Jumping to internal business economics, why do executives get paid more then normal employees?
A person finds that there is a good market of peanut butter buyers. He or she decides to make peanut butter. Time and money is spent getting a working business plan together finding other people that can organize specific details of each of the major function of the company are found and enticed. Then more people are found that can salt peanuts, cook peanuts, shell peanuts, crush peanuts, bottle peanut butter, pack boxes, ship boxes, and sell peanut butter at a price the market thinks is fair for their efforts.
Who did the most work and is risking the most? The person that wanted to make peanut butter. Who is next most responsible? The people riding the horses of the business's major functions. One bad buck and the company can suffer loses that affect everyone in the company. What employee positions become more redundant in numbers of people holding them? The line workers. Wow, a micro market inside a bigger market. Looking at the job of "salting peanuts", if there are lots of people that can fill the job the wage goes down. If few people can do the job the wage goes up. If the wage gets too high the company fails.
However, another person's company might be able to salt peanuts for less then hiring an internal employee to do it. Or, there might be a new machine that can do it cheaper then paying a person or a company to salt peanuts.
So, it comes down to what the people will pay for verses what the people will work for to maintain the peanut butter availability.
dom, Dom, DOM, I hear the genital foot steps of the government coming in stride with the tax man. OK, let's get the playing field organized. Hear the soft voices of people shouting "I want peanut butter", "I want jam", "I want toast", and so on. Businesses jib and jab attempting to balance the supply with the demand at the price the market dictates. The government announces that they will supply toast. Oh, by the way we say the price is high according to market standards and you will pay it any way.
Forcing a price without regard to market demand buys a whole lot of waste. Let's look at a few wasted bucks.
Education: Let's loan the students money without regard to market needs so that they have a healthy debit right out of college. Will their chosen profession be in a saturated market causing a trip to the twilight zone of micro markets and low wages to pay off those loans?
General Welfare: As mentioned in the Constitution Article 1 Section 8 refers to the health of the nation in whole not the individuals. Let's think on this, if the government pays people that do not participate in supplying goods and services in the private markets are they not weakening the general welfare of the nation as goods and services dry up? Nature will balance the equation with poverty, disease and death if it comes to that. So the government is breaking the law as they spend on a twisted understanding of general individual welfare.
Health Care: We are all people with different talents, desires, and educations. Why does a doctor become a doctor? Easy answer- self improvement personally or publicly. Or wealth and fame, your choice. Now without regard to market demand and supply again the government people have set arbitrary requirements on doctors to see people in poverty that they created. This forces the doctor into poverty also. Cool, here's one better. Governmental protections have forced all but the most profitable forms of medicine like allopathic medicine into poverty. Buy a shot. Buy a pill. Fix the problems as individual modules, that way 4 doctors need to look at you instead of one. In effective waste of power and funds.
The people we trusted to govern need to read the Declaration of Independence. For the same reasons our fore fathers left England, the people may rise against the current "CORPORATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INC.".
We the people, why have we bowed to anything but the real rights we have... life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The other day the radio news was talking of grade schoolers and their right to education. "What?" was my reply. Since when is education a right? Rule number ONE; rights don't cost money. Rule number TWO; rights don't require other people to do anything for us. Rule number THREE; rights are God given not some rhetoric from some government .
Socialism, and communism are both but not the only government rhetoric machines. They tell people that they don't need to work for themselves. The government expounds to everyone things like; need food call us we will magically get it for you from thin air. We don't force people to work after we tell them the government will provide. Behind the thin veil of government is always the people. Governments can do nothing save the people actually do it; usually out of fear.
Many people believe that Naziism is the ultimate conservative position. However, NAZI is the German acronym for the National Socialist German Workers' Party. So, if you live in communist China Nazi s are conservative.
Well that's all I can say for now.
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