A few years ago, many Japanese scientists and researchers were writing documents that had never been translated into English clearly.
From 1900 to the end of the Second World War, most of the diseases on our planet were what the Japanese called "infectious diseases". This is because most of these diseases are foreign pathogenic bacteria. With the introduction of antibiotics, certain vaccinations, and some drugs, infectious diseases were effectively suppressed.
In this document, since the end of the Second World War, most of the obstacles on our planet are not "epidemic diseases" but "diseases of the body's toxicity," he said.
What constitutes a toxic burden on the body?
With the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, World War II ended unexpectedly. Many US and Allied warehouses contained chemicals such as ammonium nitrate used during the war. As both Japanese and Germans surrendered, the scientific team had to find a way to recycle some of these chemicals in a non-military way.
Many of these chemicals such as ammonium, potassium nitrate, potassium nitrate, etc. turned out to be excellent food preservatives. This discovery changed the food landscape in the United States. Prior to the war, most of the food supply came from the farm, ripe and delivered to the local market. Of course, the storage period was limited because it was the whole food not stored.
After the war, packaged food proliferated in the market. Besides being able to extend the shelf life, both packaged and overall items can be transported to many non-local markets. Inventories may be important throughout the country for a long period of time. I remember swanson TV dinner as a child in the 1950s. My mother's job has become easier, the food company has made a considerable profit, and a new idea on government's modern agriculture has been set up. A modern society appeared.
A lot of chemical plants were gathered after the war. Its main reason was that technology was to create more leisure and profit for American families! In the end it was part of the "American dream". Petroleum by-products have penetrated our market. It was almost all. As a result, our environment began to strain the volatile organic compounds which are by-products of petroleum production. And, of course, Eisenhowers & # 39; Automotive production increased, with emphasis on the modernization of American roads. In addition to volatile organic chemicals emitted from automobile exhaust gas, there was a burden of lead, mercury and other heavy metals.
And the United States supported the reconstruction efforts of Japan and Germany.
Technology has modernized the landscape of the world. But at what cost?
How are these toxins stored in the body?
The human body is a wonderful mechanism. There is always self-regulation, checking, balance that is constant to ensure our survival. We do not know that they are awake or do not know what is going on, but the body protects us from considerable abuse. However, as the impact of toxicity on our planet emerges, our body reflects abuses attacked by the planets themselves. Our body did not intend to handle the level of burden that most of us were exposed to, but we are doing our utmost efforts. And they keep on adapting.
One type of indication can lead to symptoms of the autoimmune disease itself.
When the body is exposed to toxic loads such as chemicals, heavy metals and plastics, it is adapted by removing the toxin from the circulation (to aid survival) and confining it in adipose tissue. It is considered safe storage place than blood flow itself.
Our body releases chemical substances, converts these fat-soluble toxicants into water-soluble form, and is excreted through feces and kidneys. However, the higher the toxic load, the more detrimental the detoxification route and the more unduly the expulsion organs are exposed. As a result, the bioaccumulation of this contaminant is accumulated and retained in organs and tissues. While they are there they compete for the same biological space with many nutrients. Therefore, both become poisoning and malnutrition.
In order to insult injuries, these contaminants make a convenient terrain that opportunistic creatures can thrive. This leads to an increase in the state called leaky intestine, which causes yeast and fungal overgrowth in the small intestine, malignant bacteria, parasites, and toxins from the intestines to cause more leakage into the bloodstream.
All this causes what the Japanese calls "diseases of toxicity".
What is the autoimmune reaction to all of this?
If the bioaccumulation in the intestine and tissues is significantly elevated, or if toxins are introduced into the bloodstream in the "leaky intestine" state, a response is elicited in which autoantibodies are released. The initial intent of these autoantibodies is to find these toxins, these pathogens and to stimulate them so that leukocytes can use inflammation as a marker for destroying these intruders. However, this toxic injury is very common, and since this autoantibody release is 24/7, inflammation also occurs in surrounding healthy tissue. After a while, the communication of the cell is completely destroyed, and the autoantibody can not distinguish between the pathogen and its own healthy tissue. This is when the full power of the body's immune function turns on - in the case of immunodeficiency or autoimmunity.
The human body bear this burden so much that the planet carries this burden, and the body adapts more in creative and confusing ways. Many of the autoimmune diseases prevalent today are not even 25 years ago even 30 years ago. Thirty-five years ago, did you know about fibromyalgia or environmental susceptibility or type II diabetes or chronic fatigue? What about symptoms along the spectrum like autism or attention deficit? How about people with "dry eye syndrome", hypothyroidism or Candida infection? Are there more people who are sensitive to gluten, casein, corn, or soybeans? How many people did not eat dairy products 30 years ago? Or are you in the same room as perfume?
All of them are autoimmune in nature. And these are all caused by increased preservation of belief food and increased toxicity by our environment.
Modern people are equal to great creative innovation. Modern people are the same as human beings being slowly destroyed.
The last word
We actually believe that these obstacles will be "got" when intentionally "doing" these obstacles. Our health is a by-product of our lifestyle choices: the food we eat, the air we breathe, the water we drink, the attitude and stress that we hold. "Genetics loads guns, but the environment triggers the trigger", it is not more true than today. Although we can not control heredity, we can make a conscious, informative, loving choice about our environment (both domestic and foreign terrain).
Very simply, it is key to ingest poisons from our tissues and brain, and to obtain adequate food nutrition and supplements throughout the cell. Please deal with our toxic burden and the resulting malnutrition. You can control this!
The answer is not in the laboratory trying to discover "magical bullets" that someone will save us. No one can give us what we refuse to give to ourselves. No one can deny what we give freely.
There is no magic bullet. It has never been done. Control over technology and vested interests is not important. It is the key to have courage and discipline to acquire honest information and implement it in your life.
Genetics loads cancer, but you do not have to trigger a trigger. It extends to one each of us. We can grow more consciously and healthier.
