Innate healing enhancement in anxiety disorders and MCS

Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients,  Oct, 2004  by Paul Yanick, Jr.

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5. Nutrient Depletion and Acidosis: In the hundreds of observational studies performed at our center, nutrient depletion was the primary stressor in the chronically ill patients. Since toxic compounds may disturb, destroy, or deplete nutrients and damage cellular energy metabolism processes, a loss of nutrient reserves and systemic alkalinity from positively-charged toxicants is a constant stressor of the body. Clearly, since these nutrients are needed to detoxify highly reactive solvents, it is understandable why MCS is progressive and induces rapid degeneration of the body.

6. Biofilms, consisting of a dense symbiotic aggregation of microbes embedded in a highly hydrated polymer, polysaccharide matrix of its own secretion, found in the nasopharynx and teeth (under root canals, fillings, implants, or as chronic bacterial ostitis in extraction sites) or in the gall bladder or sphincter of oddi, block or inhibit proper digestion and liver detoxification. (10-16)

Toxins with Positive Ionization Potential: A Missing Link in Present Day Detoxification Protocols?

Constant exposure to environmental toxins and EMFs puts tremendous stress on the body, stretching the limits of human adaptability to the point where serious liver, neurological and brain damage occur. Found in cosmetics and everyday products, these chemicals have been documented to disrupt hormones, induce inflammation and cause cancer. Moreover, an overload of these chemicals causes dysfunction of vitamin metabolism and impairs absorption and/or utilization of many nutrients that play crucial roles in the detoxification process. Hence, avoiding these products while keeping the liver's triphasic detoxification networks healthy and functional reduces health risks in MCS and lowers anxiety levels dramatically.

Unknown to many practitioners, most of these toxic chemicals have a positive ionization potential, adhering to the intestines, circulation and organs of the body. Intervention with proper treatment is critical to minimize health risks and prevent permanent damage to the body. Nutra-botanical upregulation of Phase I, II and III liver detoxification while bolstering nutrient levels may help to fuel and strengthen the body's detoxification networks, to decrease stress and eliminate/excrete stored toxins, protecting the body from further toxicant-induced damage. Toxins with positive ionization potential can only be removed with negative-charged minerals that emit electrons that attract positively-charged toxins and free radicals.

In summary, new systems of rapid assessment have been designed to quickly pinpoint nutrient deficiencies and define aspects of dysfunctional physiology with nutra-botanical solutions while teaching advanced flexoelectric-zero-point methods of balancing neuromuscular status in the sacral area. (17) Such a tool quickly unveils the core issues in innate, immunological and hormonal unresponsiveness providing unparalleled insight into the quantic domain of life where complex, interwoven, energy fields govern our existence and determine how fast we will heal or recover from an illness, trauma, or an infection. Anxiety is commonly blockage in meridian energy circulation that often results in functional disorders of the gallbladder and iliocecal valve. Rather than rely on treatments that are often off-target and embarrassingly simplistic, practitioners need to depart from fragmented, analytical thinking, and find ways to repattern energy and neuromuscular holding patterns to improve physiology in the entire body. Body language--the interpretation of hypertonic and hypotonic muscles--communicates the body's problematic condition with incredible accuracy. By eliminating interferences and stressors, innate intelligence can direct powerful and efficient repair strategies.