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Сообщение от dushka

высокий холестирол и повышенное давление... Частая слабость и отсутствие энергии....

Anaerobic Imbalance???

This imbalance, also called the "anabolic imbalance," is a bit more complicated. First, there is an inability to use adequate oxygen in producing energy. Instead of combining glucose with oxygen to produce energy, glucose is fermented by the cells and lactic acid is produced. This is not an efficient way to make energy, and fatigue results. Also, there is too much of the sterol fats (such as cholesterol) and not enough fatty acids in the cell membranes, with the result that cell walls are not permeable enough. This common imbalance is the chemistry of many cancers, osteoarthritis, and many other health problems. Some common symptoms include low energy, high blood pressure, constipation, irregular heart rate, sleepiness during the day, pain, elevated cholesterol, dizziness, allergies and many other health problems. There can be osteoporosis caused by the use of bone material to neutralize the lactic acid. Not good! Also, the pH of the various fluid compartments of the body is incorrect.


UNDERSTANDING HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA
So what does it actually mean when a patient has high serum
cholesterol? The answer to this question lies in a study not of
cholesterol, but of the individual and his or her unique body chemistry.
Hypercholesterolemia is merely a symptom arising from one of two
possible underlying metabolic imbalances.

Hypercholesterolemic patients can be either anaerobic or dysaerobic.
If anaerobic, their cells are so saturated with cholesterol that it has now
begun to accumulate in the serum. A dysaerobic patient actually has
low cellular cholesterol due to excess fatty acid activity there. Serum
levels rise as the cholesterol is unable to penetrate the cells.
Clinically this means that there is no treatment for high cholesterol
per se. Effective therapy is contingent upon determining the patient's
fundamental biochemical imbalance. Having done so, the clinician can
confidently prescribe the diet and supplements specific to the individual
patient's needs.
The anaerobic patient responds to one or more of the following supplements: negative valence sulfur, vitamin B6, magnesium (orotate or
aspartate), L-carnitine, copper, and proteolytic enzymes (bromelaine,
pancreatin). Dietary recommendations include avoidance of sugar,
alcohol, fermented foods, and sterol fats.

http://www.nutri-spec.net/articles/PDF/cholesterol.pdf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnH_kyIjy3c Он говорит - ТОРМОЗ.

Я сама после рака-лимфомы (2007г) стала искать способа, как избежать его возврата. Наткнулась на теорию дисбалансов http://www.royalrife.com/hbal.html
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