Oxidation and Disease reversal

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• Oxidation and Disease reversal

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• Terms
• PH levels levels of Acid to Base
• Oxidation Break Down (rust, cellular)
• Metabolism Build up/break down
• Catabolism Break down
• Anabolism Build up
• Phytonutrients elements in plants developed by
  natural exposure to viruses/bacteria/cancer/pathog
  ens

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• Metabolism
• Anabolism Constructive metabolism
  
• Re-growth Repair
• Catabolism Metabolic Breakdown , For energy
  burning aspect dismantling of structural proteins
  (starvation/Fat utilization)
• RgtBHealth
• RltBDisease

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Skin 28 days old Blood 120 days Bones 1 year
old Stomach 5 days old Intestinal lining 1
day old 1,000,000,000 cells a day are
replaced Oxidative metabolism or cellular
respiration n. The series of metabolic processes
by which living cells produce energy through the
oxidation of organic substances
The nervous system controls and coordinates all
functions of the body. This includes breathing,
sleeping digestion, and elimination. Grays
Anatomy, pg. 4
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Abnormal Normal
Posture Posture
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• Cell Destruction / Cell Regeneration
• Oxidative stress is when a molecule looses and
  electron and creates a free radical the causes
  are
• Poor diet
• Drugs
• Vaccinations
• Pollution
• Injury
• Natural aging

• Antioxidants have extra electrons and can
  neutralize free radicals

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Cells take in nutrients eliminate toxins produce
proteins
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HEALTH
OPTIMAL CELL FUNCTION Health is not lack of
symptoms
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SICKNESS
LACK OF OPTIMAL CELL FUNCTION
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Senate Document 264 Farmland Mineral Depletion
(1936)

• Our farm soils are severely depleted of
  minerals.
• Laboratory tests prove that our fruits,
  vegetables, grains, eggs, milk and meats of today
  are not what they were a few generations ago.
• No man today can eat enough fruits and
  vegetables to supply his stomach with the mineral
  salts he requires for perfect health, because his
  stomach isnt big enough to hold them!

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Is Supplementation A Necessity?

• Recent evidence from both the Journal Of American
  Medical Association and British Medical Journal
  conclude that
• if you do not supplement your diet today you
  are GUARANTEED to get a chronic degenerative
  disease later in life
• ie. heart disease, cancer, diabetes, arthritis
  etc
• Vitamins for Chronic Disease Prevention in
  Adults Scientific Review JAMA. 2002
  2873116-3126

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UCI Links Processed Foods to Leukemia and Brain
Tumors
University of California at Irvine children who
eat as few as three hotdogs a week had 10 to 12
times higher rates of leukemia and brain tumors.
They are chemically treated, dyed and
preserved. They have nitrates and nitrosamines.
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• CDC Expanding the Flu Vaccine Market Between
  2000-2010
• 2000, CDC policymakers voted to expand flu shot
  recommendations to all healthy Americans over age
  50.
• 2002 300 million, there were 1,765 recorded
  influenza deaths
• 2002, added all healthy babies from six to 23
  months
• 2002 727 recorded influenza deaths that year
• 2006, CDC voted to recommend flu shots for all
  healthy children up to 5yo
• 2006 all healthy pregnant women in any trimester
• 2006 849 recorded influenza deaths

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• 2007 voted to add all healthy children up to 8 yo
• 2007 411 recorded influenza deaths
• 2008, CDC voted to recommend annual flu shots
  for all healthy
  children up 18 yo
• 2008 1,722 recorded influenza deaths
• 2009 Homeland Security declared a national
  emergency a pandemic H1N1 swine flu was sweeping
  the country and tens of thousands of people could
  die.
• Liability free drug companies were told to rush
  an experimental swine flu vaccine to the market
• 2010, the CDC officials finally reached the
  ultimate goal
• 2010 494 recorded influenza deaths
• they told doctors to give annual flu shots to
  every American, healthy or not, from the year of
  birth to the year of death.

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Flu Shot Child Death Rates Before and After
Vaccination
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Helsinki businessmen study 1974
-1980/8910year/15 year
5 years more
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Helsinki businessmen study 1992 follow up
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Helsinki Businessmen Study shuffle
(table 2, fig 2). However, the present analysis
of the background population of 3313 men gives an
important new perspective on this outcome. The
initial setting of the study and the data linkage
with the national death register offered a
unique chance of obtaining information on
pretrial risk factors and survival follow up from
men who refused to participate in or were
excluded from the actual prevention trial. The
present results show that the low risk
group-as defined by the cardiovascular risk
factor status in the 1960s and 1974-continues to
have the best prognosis after 18 years. This
concerns not only coronary, but cancer and total
mortality as well. Furthermore, those who
refused the intervention trial fare even worse
than the intervention group. On the other hand,
smoking, serum cholesterol, and blood
pressure also significantly predicted total
deaths in this population of high social class.
Unexpectedly, baseline smoking (smoker/non-smoker)
did not significantly predict coronary
mortality (RR 1-22, 95 089 to 1-67), but the
effect is probably diluted by smoking cessation
over the follow up years
Discussion The unexpected result of the Helsinki
Businessmen Study seemed to give a pessimistic
impression of multifactorial primary prevention,
18 year results still show a higher mortality
in the intervention than in the control group
. As a whole, the Helsinki Businessmen Study
results cannot be interpreted as refuting the
current idea of cardiovascular risk factors.
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Effect glucose lowering treatment on all cause
mortality, cardiovascular death, meta-analysis of
randomized controlled trials

• 13 studies were included. Of 34?533 patients,
  18?315 received intensive glucose lowering
  treatment and 16?218 standard treatment.
• a more than twofold increase in the risk of
  severe hypoglycaemia.
• Over a treatment period of five years, 150
  patients would need to be treated to avoid one
  myocardial infarction
• 142 patients to avoid one episode of
  microalbuminuria
• 47 increase in risk of congestive heart failure
• 9 reduction of glucose 19 increase in all
  cause mortality
• 14 reduction of glucose 43 increase in
  cardiovascular death.
• BMJ 2011 343 doi 10.1136/bmj.d4169 (Published
  26 July 2011) Cite this as BMJ 2011343d4169

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Risk of Community-Acquired Pneumonia and Use of
Gastric AcidSuppressive Drugs
JAMA. 2004
The study population 364,683 individuals
Current users of H2-receptor antagonists had a
163 increased risk of pneumonia
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Anti-acids Cause osteoporosis Researchers from
the University of Manitoba in Canada have
discovered that those who take the indigestion
drugs known as proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) over
the long-term will increase their risk of
osteoporosis and related fractures.In a study
published in the Canadian Medical Association
Journal
Side effects of PPIs include abdominal pain,
diarrhea, fatigue, headache and nausea. A recent
study found that patients taking PPIs had a
higher risk of becoming infected with Clostridium
difficile, a hard-to-treat bacteria that can
cause severe colon infections. PPIs are linked to
a higher risk of pneumonia.
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Tylenol and NSAIDs Cause Arthritis

• Decrease cartilage production
• Inhibits proteoglycan production (the building
  blocks of cartilage)
• Causes accelerated bone destruction
• American Journal of Medicine, 1999, Dec.

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Aspirin and Tylenol

• People who take aspirin and Tylenol
  (acetaminophen) suppress their body's ability to
  produce antibodies to destroy the cold virus.
• Journal of Infectious
• Disease Dec 1990

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Acetaminophen linked to C.O.P.D.

• Researchers found that regular use of the
  over-the-counter painkiller acetaminophen was
  linked to higher rates of asthma and chronic
  obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), as well as
  reduced lung function.
• American Journal of Respiratory
• and Critical Care Medicine
• May 1, 2005171966-971

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Many Drugs Can Cause Dementia
Over-the-counter drugs Tagamet, Pepcid, Zantac,
hay fever medications, cold and flu medicines,
sleeping pills and anti-diarrhea
treatments Effects of the Chemical Products
(medications) Symptoms of confusion, memory loss
and disorientation, potential side effects
included glaucoma-like blurred vision, dry mouth,
constipation, urinary problems, dizziness,
likelihood of falling, anxiety, rapid shallow
breathing, and irregular or rapid
heartbeat. Journal of the Royal Society of
Medicine
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BETA BLOCKERS/ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME
INHIBITORS

• These 2 classes of heart drugs handicap the heart
  by blocking nerves that control heart muscle.
• the blood output of the heart is artificially
  reduced, causing less oxygen to reach the bodys
  cells and tissues. The result will be normal
  blood pressure cuff .
• The body is now being forced to go through life
  with less oxygen than it needs, and organs slowly
  start wearing out. Premature aging.
• Some standard beta blockers Atenolol
  ,Propranolol ,Practolol ,Carvedilol
• Some ACE inhibitors Accupril ,Altace ,Captopril
  ,Lotensin
• In addition to the long term destructive side
  effects of early death from heart disease,
  cancer, and diabetes
• 1. CDC website Tables 1 and 7 cdc.gov/nchs/fastats
  /deaths.htm
• 2. JAMA 2002287612-617.
• 3. Rogers S MD The High Blood Pressure Hoax Sand
  Key 2006.
• 4. Graveline, D MD Statin Drugs 2006
• 5. International Medical World Report 1 Sep 2000
  Amsterdam
• 6. New England Journal of Medicine 30 Mar 00 vol
  342 p 905

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5000 people a year die from
Asthma
Salpeter SR, Buckley NS, Ormiston TM, Salpeter
EE Meta-Analysis effect of long-acting
Beta-agonists on severe asthma exacerbations and
asthma-related deaths. Annals of Internal
Medicine 2006144(12)904.
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The researchers believe..

• 4000 of the 5000 deaths were caused by the asthma
  drugs and not the asthma..

Long acting Beta Agonists (inhaler medication)
have been shown to increase severe life
threatening asthma exacerbations as well as
asthma related deaths.
.Salpeter SR, Buckley NS, Ormiston TM, Salpeter
EE Meta-Analysis effect of long-acting
Beta-agonists on severe asthma exacerbations and
asthma-related deaths. Annals of Internal
Medicine 2006144(12)904.
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Free radical exposure sources
Exposure to other toxic metals can cause
neurological and kidney damage Professor
Andrew Meharg, Aberdeen University He said
for young babies who are the most vulnerable
receptors we should be doing everything we can to
reduce that risk. You don't want DNA damage
during infant development.
A recent University of Washington study found
that pre-school children aged 2-4 years who ate
organic fruits and vegetables had 6 times less
pesticide residues in their bodies than children
who ate conventional produce.
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Mary 20 years of Daily Migraines Gone 90
daysBefore After
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29 years old taking 6 antidepressant meds at a
cost of 1000 per month
9 months later NO Medications and feels great
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Phytonutrients
1. Stop viruses adhering to cell walls
(Cranberry bladder
infect) 2. Antioxidant 3. Antibacterial 4.
Stimulate or suppress enzymes 5. Stop Abnormal
DNA replication (Cancer)
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Keys to Living Healthy Well past One Hundred
Years . . .
Proper nerve supply FREE of subluxation Regula
r Exercise Proper Nutrition Sufficient
Rest Prayer and Meditation
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