Friday, March 3, 2023

Myth #1: Liquid Vitamins

The most contentious liquid vitamin myth is that liquid vitamins have a 90% absorption rate, but this is disproved by a simple experiment. Liquid vitamins increase the number of entry pathways into the body, allowing for greater absorption. Vitamin absorption must now be more than just a theory. Visual proof of a vitamin supplement's ability to pass through a thin membrane is now possible with a coffee filter. Two vitamins were chosen for their popularity and availability, and both spent the same amount of time in the stomach acid equivalent and filtering through the filter.

The weight analysis revealed 0.2 ounces of filtered liquid vitamin supplement and 0.8 ounces of filtered pill form vitamin. The coffee filter contains visual proof of liquid vitamins' ability to absorb approximately 3 to 4 times more efficiently than pill form vitamins.

Liquid vitamins have been stealing the spotlight from vitamin supplements. Many people have been plagued by questionable facts and liquid vitamin claims. The truth about vitamin absorption has finally arrived.

The most contentious liquid vitamin myth has to be superior vitamin absorption. Pill vitamins have a 30% absorption rate, whereas liquid vitamins have a 90% absorption rate. It is now time to visually prove or disprove this fact.

A simple experiment is used in the fact testing approach. The experiment started with a hypothesis. A nutrient must be completely simplified before passing through the body's membranes, such as the villi in the small intestine or the mucous membrane, in order to be absorbed into the bloodstream. Keeping this in mind, a pill must be simplified before nutrient absorption can occur. This restricts the pill form vitamin to only one route of entry into the bloodstream: the small intestine.

Fortunately, liquid vitamins increase the number of entry pathways into the body, allowing for greater absorption. A liquid vitamin is already in its most basic form. As you drink the liquid vitamin, absorption begins in your mouth's mucous membrane and through tissue in your esophagus.

Vitamin absorption must now be more than just a theory. Visual proof of the vitamin supplement's ability to pass through a very thin membrane must be available. Visual proof is now possible with a few items from your kitchen. A coffee filter can be used to simulate the permeable membrane through which nutrients must pass in our bodies. Lemon juice has a pH similar to stomach acid. Stomach acid pH levels can range from 1 to 3 depending on stomach conditions. The pH of lemon juice is 2.3. Two vitamins were chosen for their popularity and availability, but will remain anonymous in order to preserve the experiment's universality.

After completing the vitamin absorption experiment planning, the experiment was carried out, leaving only visual vitamin absorption facts behind. Before and after the experiment, all components were weighed. Both vitamins spent the same amount of time in the stomach acid equivalent and filtering through the coffee filter. The experiment time frames were designed to be as close to digestion as possible, which takes approximately 2-4 hours in the stomach.

The vitamin absorption facts were finally visually displayed after the filtering process was completed. The weight analysis revealed 0.2 ounces of filtered liquid vitamin supplement and 0.8 ounces of filtered pill form vitamin. This corresponds to the absorption rate facts tested. The coffee filter contains visual proof of liquid vitamins' ability to absorb approximately 3 to 4 times more efficiently than pill form vitamins.

Monday, February 27, 2023

Loss of Pounds The ability to set goals, achieve objectives, and harness the power of intention

The most important details in this text are the importance of setting goals, achieving objectives, and harnessing the power of intention to achieve weight loss. Brian Tracy has stated that the act of taking the first step and following through is what separates the winners from the losers, and it all starts with clearly defining what you want. To achieve weight loss permanently, it is important to see yourself as 'lean' or 'lighter' with absolute clarity and to practice daily effective, proactive rituals that promote or provide assurance, insurance, functionality, or the opportunity to continue to have or use something that you most likely want to keep. 

Exercise and nutrition are frequently perplexing topics that are often shrouded in mystery, but they do not have to be. Knowing how to do something and actually doing it is where the line is drawn, and having an intention combined with an objective acts as the proverbial driver behind the wheel.

Intention is like stepping on the gas pedal, which results in action or OBJECTIVE. The most important details in this text are that goals or objectives motivate and generate oomph, that they are the steam that wakes you up, gets you to work, helps you focus, and aids in the achievement process, and that subconscious conditioning produces behaviors that are more commonly referred to as habits. 

To become a creature of positive habit, it is important to create a sense of purpose, a reason why, and combine that purpose with your desire and emotionally stimulated intention; write down this desire, intention, and purpose; visualize a 'clear-vision' of how you see yourself in a 'fighting' situation; and stay focused using all of these components. Finally, setting goals and focusing your attention on them will help you build the body of your dreams. The key to success is to take control of your own mind and become proactive about your 'destination' and take the necessary steps to 'arrive'.

Self-control and self-reliance are inner resources that you already have, and they exist. Setting goals and having objectives to strive for works because it activates the mechanism of the subconscious mind, which in turn activates the application of intention, which produces results. Change is possible, but you must first decide that change is what you want and then pursue it with reckless abandon. With all of the necessary tools in place and in proper form, you can achieve anything and live a life of genuine conviction and purpose.

What separates the winners from the losers is the act of taking the first step.

Setting objectives and goals, as well as a desire or intention to meet those goals and objectives, is unquestionably the most important piece of the puzzle when attempting to achieve anything worthwhile in life. And, as Brian Tracy has stated, the act of taking the first step and then following through is what separates the winners from the losers. It all starts with clearly defining what you want, and weight loss is no exception! The potency of your objectives and the strength of your intention will greatly aid in the clarity and precision with which you outline your goals. So, if you truly want to lose weight permanently, you must see yourself as 'lean' or 'lighter' with absolute clarity! It is possible that it will happen to you. You've probably heard that life is a journey, not a destination...

Enjoy the journey, but know where you're going so you can get there faster!

Brushing your teeth, washing your hair,'showing up' at work on time, and sleeping are all daily rituals that promote or provide assurance, insurance, functionality, or the opportunity to continue to have or use something that you most likely want to keep... When these rituals are abandoned, decay, breakdown, or unemployment occur, resulting in a downward spiral of unpleasant events. Although it may sound strange, your body functions or DIS-functions in the same way; practice daily effective, proactive rituals, and ta...da... you either attain, maintain, or achieve the desired object or objective. Exercise and nutrition are frequently perplexing topics that are often shrouded in mystery, but they do not have to be. Knowledge and application of knowledge are not synonymous; they are distinct and distinct. Knowing how to do something and actually doing it is where the line is drawn, and having an intention combined with an objective acts as the proverbial driver behind the wheel...and placing intention into the subconscious mind is like stepping on the gas pedal, which results in action or OBJECTIVE.

Can you remember a time when you wanted something so badly that nothing else mattered? That thing that drove you was desire, and if you got that 'object' of desire, it was intention that drove you to go out and get or "receive" that object. Goals or objectives motivate and generate oomph, that get-up-and-go; they are the steam that wakes you up, gets you to work, helps you focus, and aids in the achievement process. Emotion combined with a goal provides fuel for achievement. Create a sense of purpose, a reason why, and combine that purpose with your desire and your emotionally stimulated intention; write down this desire, intention, and purpose, and since we're talking about weight loss, this could be that desire. Imagine a 'clear-vision' of how you see yourself in a 'fighting' situation, we call this "visualizing," and stay focused using all of these components, and guess what... It will happen... Yes, time, patience, persistence, effort, and action are required, but it is an undeniable fact that you will reap what you sow. This is the next stage of positive reinforcement... Any suggestion you plant in your subconscious mind is used; if it's negative, it produces negative results; if it's positive, it produces positive results! If you know what to do but can't seem to get yourself to do it, you've probably been sending your subconscious mind negative or contradictory messages. Subconscious conditioning produces behaviors that are more commonly referred to as habits. Fortunately, just as easily as you can become a victim of negative habits, you can re-program your subconscious mind with positive instructions and become a creature of positive habit. It all starts with a conscious decision and written goals.

Pay close attention to the intention.

The brain... It's a horrible thing...to waste! I am always astounded by the similarities we all share, as well as by how different we are. So simple, yet so complex...and when it comes to exercising our mental capacities, this is where some show signs of mastery and others appear to be sleeping giants! I've worked with thousands of people over the years, and what's remarkable is that almost all of them fall into similar distinct mind-sets, either because they have the desire and intent to accomplish something great, or because they believe they are losing something that they want badly enough to keep! The bottom line is that if you want to get in amazing shape, all you have to do is make up your mind and "intend" to achieve your goal. Setting goals and focusing your attention on them will help you build the body of your dreams. Setting this attentive intent in motion is the positive action required to propel you forward and upward. Exercise and proper nutrition are only two components of this program's matrix, and in all honesty, if you don't properly tune that focus 'in,' the best of programs or intentions will not eliminate the natural tendency to 'bail-out' before success has arrived. When it comes to success, the 'killer-of-giants' is self-defeat. Setting goals and having objectives to strive for works because it activates the mechanism of the all-powerful subconscious mind, which in turn activates the application of intention, which produces results.

Success

The theme here is to take control of your own mind; success will be found when you become proactive about your 'destination' and take the necessary steps to 'arrive'. It truly is about the incredible power of self-control and self-reliance. These are inner resources that you already have, and have always had. You may not have realized you possessed these abilities, but they exist, however latent they may be...they exist! It's not uncommon for you to have not used them or to have used them inefficiently. Change is possible, but you must first decide that change is what you want and then pursue it with reckless abandon. With all of the necessary tools in place and in proper form, you can achieve anything, and I mean anything! Prepare to succeed and live a life of genuine conviction and purpose. "Have a purpose in life, and throw yourself into your work with all the strength of mind and muscle that God has given," wrote the Scottish essayist Thomas Carlyle. Beautiful! And until next time, good luck and God bless you.

Saturday, February 25, 2023

Medicine's Two Facets

The two opposing points of view on how to maintain good health have been around since ancient times. The 'Asklepian' approach is used in mainstream western medicine today, while the 'Hygeian' approach has gained traction due to dissatisfaction with mainstream medicine and an increasing awareness of drug companies' influence. Hygeians believe that good health is primarily a personal responsibility, not the responsibility of overworked physicians. 

Mainstream medicine has a place in everyone's health plan, and can provide advantages such as early detection of a developing disease that may not be aware of. A friend of mine, a former competitive body builder, was water skiing on a lake about 15 years ago when he died from a massive heart attack. This tragedy could have been avoided if more people were aware of their risk factors and were able to correct any abnormalities before it was too late. Technology for measuring ALL of the 'predictors' that indicate your risk of such an event had been available 15 years ago.

There have always been two opposing points of view on how to maintain good health or regain it after having lost it. This conflict has existed since ancient times... and will undoubtedly continue for a long time.

One'side' believes that good health is the result of external intervention... drugs, surgery, and so on. The opposing'side' believes that good health results from living in accordance with natural law... proper nutrition... cleanliness, and so on.

These two groups of people had names in ancient Greece. Each group came under the umbrella of a 'god,' as was often the case in those days. One was 'Asklepios,' the god of medicine, who advocated for the 'intervention' approach. Asklepians were the name given to these people. Those who believed that living in harmony with nature was the key to good health looked up to 'Hygeia,' the goddess of health. These people were known as 'Hygeian'.

Hygeians vs. Asklepians

Both sides were critical of the other... not much has changed over the years. The 'Asklepian' approach is used in mainstream western medicine today. However, the Hygeian approach, which has always been the underlying principle of Chinese traditional medicine, has gained significant traction in recent years. The rise in popularity of the 'Hygeian' approach is undoubtedly due to a combination of factors: Dissatisfaction with mainstream medicine. There are more cases of medical'misadventure'. (It is best to avoid hospitals.) Recognize that good health is primarily a personal responsibility... not the responsibility of overworked physicians. An increasing awareness that drug companies have a strong influence in the medical industry and that there are often better, safer, and more cost-effective natural alternatives to drugs.


Despite this justifiable "swing" away from mainstream medicine, mainstream medicine has a place in everyone's health plan... aside from the obvious ones in treating accident cases or chronic urgent illness. So, if you are already a 'Hygeian,' don't overlook the advantages that mainstream medicine can provide you in your quest for overall good health and longevity.

These advantages stem primarily from the early detection of a developing disease that you may not be aware of!

As an example

Assume you are over 40 years old, healthy, fit, and not overweight. You eat well, don't smoke or drink excessively, and are rarely ill. You most likely believe that you will live forever... or at least until the age of 100! Right? Perhaps... or perhaps not.

Consider this for a moment. Have you ever known anyone around this age who died unexpectedly, much to your surprise because you thought they were so healthy? That individual may have even been a competitive athlete!

Allow me to tell you a true story.

A friend of mine, around 40 years old, a former competitive body builder who was still in great shape and extremely fit, was water skiing on a lake about 15 years ago. He was watching some young water skiers perform some 'tricks'.

Being the competitive person that he was he waited until they came in and went down to the waters edge and said "Now, I'll show you how to really do it". Those were the last words he ever spoke... a few minutes later, he was dead from a massive heart attack.

My friend died in an instant. He could just as easily have had a stroke, from which he may or may not have recovered... which would have been a major tragedy as well.

Tragedies are frequently avoidable.

Tragedies like this occur on a daily basis, and the consequences are devastating not only to the victims, but also to their families, friends, and loved ones. Unfortunately, many of these tragedies could have been avoided if more people were aware of their risk factors and were able to correct any abnormalities before it was too late!

Now, let's get back to the point of this story. My friend died as a result of an artery blockage. It only takes one. If technology for measuring ALL of the 'predictors' that indicate your risk of such an event had been available 15 years ago AND my friend had understood what they meant, he'd probably still be showing those young guys how to do water-skiing tricks!

How many thousands of people are still dying needlessly because they do not know how to use current technology... or, in some cases, are so opposed to mainstream medicine that they do not use the "good" parts!

What should you do now?

First and foremost, if you are over 35 and have not had a blood test in the last few years, make an appointment... RIGHT NOW!

Get a broad one that checks for:

Cholesterol. Triglycerides on both the LDL and HDL levels Homocysteine Lipoproteins The Liver Function The Renal Function Glucose in the Blood


If you are a man over the age of 40, make sure you have a PSA. (PSA) (Prostate Specific Antigen) test) Hint: Recent research suggests that if you had sex within the previous 72 hours, your PSA levels may be affected. Avoid alcohol for 2 to 3 days before your test.

Ask your doctor, regardless of gender, if any other tests are recommended for you. If all of your tests are within the normal range, you can relax knowing that you are unlikely to face any immediate health risks. You can then focus your efforts on feeling better and slowing down the aging process.

If any of your tests are abnormal, you will need to take steps to bring them back into 'normal' ranges... and you may be subjected to additional tests. It is the treatment of any abnormalities from these blood tests that create a potential conflict between 'Askelepians' and 'Hygeians'.

Here's an example of a possible conflict:

If your tests show that your cholesterol is 'out of whack,' your'mainstream' physician may first recommend lowering your dietary cholesterol intake. This is unlikely to be successful because ingested cholesterol accounts for a small proportion of total blood cholesterol.

They will most likely recommend one of the cholesterol-lowering drugs known as'statins' next. These medications work by inhibiting an enzyme required by your liver to produce cholesterol. (Your liver produces up to 80% of your blood cholesterol, not from dietary cholesterol).

These statin drugs are extremely potent and have been linked to serious side effects, including death. In fact, Bayers was recently forced to withdraw their statin drug from the market due to 'unacceptably high' fatality rates. Despite these risks, statin drugs are widely prescribed and sell for billions of dollars each year.

It's ironic that there are natural alternatives to statin drugs that can help lower cholesterol while being safe and without side effects. However, the general public knows little about them because they are not patentable and there is no financial incentive for large corporations to promote them.

The same principle applies to a wide range of ailments. There are numerous legal treatment options. What matters is that you seek out and use natural alternatives before agreeing to expose yourself to the negative side effects of pharmaceutical drugs.

Pharmaceutical drugs are referred to as "blockers," whereas natural remedies are referred to as "enablers."

Pharmaceutical drugs are 'blockers,' and they rarely heal the underlying condition. They generally work by suppressing natural functions such as certain enzymes, as I mentioned earlier when mentioning the'statin' example. Because of this process, results are frequently 'instant,' and as such, these powerful prescription drugs have a place in life-threatening emergencies.

Natural products, on the other hand, such as herbs and vitamins, are referred to as 'enablers'. They work to address the underlying cause of the disease, which is frequently a nutrient deficiency of some kind. The outcomes are not immediate and must be measured over weeks or even months.

If you have a serious illness, work with your doctor to try to cure it... first with natural remedies. If she or he is unfamiliar with the treatment you want to try, do some additional research and obtain supporting information so you can discuss the options intelligently. If your doctor is resistant to natural remedies, it might be a good idea to look for another qualified doctor who is.

Tuesday, February 21, 2023

The Evolution of Health Biology The Way To Perpetual Health?

The "New Biology of Health" is concerned with maintaining the body's acid/alkaline balance, also known as pH. Dr. Robert O. Young, cellular biologist and author of the "pH Miracle," teaches that our American lifestyles and diets destroy cellular health and make us sick, tired, and vulnerable to viruses and bacteria, while also hastening aging. 

The Rebalancing Act is a cleansing process that restores the pH level to slightly alkaline via a cleansing process. Many people will never try rebalancing because they believe it takes a food nerd to alkalize, but thousands of others swear that the "alkalarian" lifestyle dramatically improves their health and that they enjoy a salad for breakfast. An example of someone who is motivated to "get healthy" and regain their "youthful" feeling is Rachael Boomher, age 55 and slightly overweight, who suffered from chronic fatigue, high blood pressure and cholesterol, elevated blood sugar, and Irritable Bowel Syndrome. 

Rachael decided to give pH balancing a shot, reducing her intake of acidic foods and replacing oranges with grapefruit, almond milk with cow's milk, almond butter with peanut butter, and filtered water with tap water.

The 30-day experiment was successful and Rachael felt more energized and had a strong desire for alkaline foods. Rachel's experiment with the pH Balancing program yielded two significant benefits: an increase in energy and a loss of 10 pounds with no effort. She expects key indicators like cholesterol, blood sugar, and blood pressure to fall if she sticks with the program with the same zeal she started with. Learn about the "New Biology of Health" and try pH balancing for 10 days before giving up acidic lifestyle, diet soda, juicy steaks, or fast food. SuperGreens and pH drops can be pricey at first, but if you can eliminate other expenses, SuperGreens will appear to be less expensive overall.

What exactly is the "New Biology of Health"? And who is the snake oil salesman claiming that certain products are a cure-all for cancer, diabetes, and heart disease? Is it effective?

Simply put, the "New Biology of Health" is concerned with maintaining your body's acid/alkaline balance, also known as pH. The ideal pH level is slightly alkaline, as measured by saliva, urine, or blood tests.

Dr. Robert O. Young, cellular biologist and author of the “pH Miracle,” teaches that our American lifestyles and diets destroy cellular health. Stress, the environment, and especially acidic foods (almost everything you eat except certain fruits, vegetables, legumes, and nuts) cause your body's cells to become unhealthy and acidic. Your overall health is determined by the state of your cells.

Essentially, our lifestyles and diets make us sick, tired, and vulnerable to viruses and bacteria, while also hastening aging. Take a look at our culture's pharmaceutical consumption. The number of pills you take appears to be directly proportional to your age!

The Rebalancing Act: Towards the "pH Miracle"

So, where is the miracle? It's called pH balancing... restore your pH level to slightly alkaline via a cleansing process, and you're back in good health; no, better health than you've ever had. But wait, you need to keep your pH level stable, so cut out the meat, eggs, sugary fruits, desserts, dairy products, coffee, diet soda, and bread.

And, by the way, drink so much water laced with SuperGreens (grass) and pH booster that you triple your daily bathroom visits.

Is the Effort Worthwhile?

Why would you subject yourself to such a drastic change? Many people will never try rebalancing because they believe it takes a food nerd to alkalize. However, thousands of others swear that the "alkalarian" lifestyle dramatically improves their health and that they enjoy a salad for breakfast!

Consider an example of someone who is motivated to "get healthy" and regain their "youthful" feeling.

Here's an Actual Case Study

Rachael Boomher, age 55 and slightly overweight, suffered from chronic fatigue, high blood pressure and cholesterol, elevated blood sugar, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and borderline glaucoma. A routine test a few years ago revealed precancerous cells. This condition was "corrected" surgically. (FYI, Rachael is not a fictitious character created by the author.)

Is Rachael your average middle-aged baby boomer? Yes, but with a significant difference... she believes that being sick, tired, and generally unhealthy can be changed... regardless of what doctors say about her "genes" or cultural expectations about age-related health conditions.

Her obsession is regaining and maintaining her health. The mission was a failure for several years. Then she came across "Living Health." In this CD program, Tony Robbins, the motivational guru/crusader, describes Dr. Young’s “New Biology of Health.” Rachael discovered that Tony had tested it on himself and thousands of his followers, with positive results. Isn't Tony the first energizer bunny?

Still, Rachael is a natural skeptic, so she looked into Dr. Young and discovered hundreds of incredible testimonials about people's health improvements. She also discovered conflicting reviews for his books. Dr. Young appeared to be regarded as either a mad scientist or a life saver.

The pH Balancing Program is being launched.

Despite the negative reviews, she decided to give pH balancing a shot, beginning with the swamp juice (SuperGreens) and pH drops.

Over the next month, she reduced her intake of the most acidic foods: red meat, sugar, pasta, dairy products, eggs, and processed foods. She added vegetables and salads, replaced oranges with grapefruit, almond milk with cow's milk, almond butter with peanut butter, and filtered water with tap water.

Rachael felt more energized as her pH levels increased and her body eliminated deadly toxins. She had a strong desire for alkaline foods. Even though her desire for acidic foods waned, she maintained a long-standing daily habit of café au lait.

The 30-Day Experiment Was Successful!

Rachel's experiment with the pH Balancing program yielded two significant benefits: an increase in energy and the loss of more than 10 pounds with no effort. Really... no effort required!

These results may appear unimpressive, but they represent a new beginning for Rachael. Instead of pushing herself to get through the day and then collapsing on the couch at night, she thinks more clearly, acts faster, and has more energy to spare for her family and hobbies. She expects key indicators like cholesterol, blood sugar, and blood pressure to fall, especially if she sticks with the program with the same zeal she started with.

What Does the pH Miracle Mean for You?

Stop blaming everyone and everything except yourself if you're sick and tired of being sick and tired. Pity the party is over! Learn about the "New Biology of Health." Begin by visiting the following websites: www.snyderhealth.com and www.phmiracleliving.com.

Try pH balancing for 10 days before you decide you can't give up your acidic lifestyle, diet soda, juicy steaks, or fast food. Not a lifetime, but only ten days. You'll feel a lot better, especially if you're dealing with health issues like Rachael. Growing old isn't difficult; we make it difficult with our diets and lifestyles.

Please keep in mind that SuperGreens and pH drops can be pricey at first. However, you may eventually stop taking prescriptions and some supplements. Because you can eliminate other expenses, SuperGreens will appear to be less expensive overall. After all, what is the cost of eternal youth?

Thursday, February 16, 2023

Dental Infections and Gum Disease Cause Surprising Blood Changes

Dr. Prices conducted extensive blood tests on patients and animals to determine the side effects of root canal infections. Results showed that Lymphocytes increased by 58%, Polymorphonuclear leukocytes reduced by 33%, Hemoglobin levels fluctuated little, sugar levels were elevated, ionic calcium levels were lower, Uric acid and nitrogen retention were increased, acidosis resulted from a decrease in alkaline reserves, and patients with pus-filled pyorrhea pockets lost a lot of weight. 

This study found that it was the bacteria's toxins, not the bacteria themselves, that caused the animals' weight loss and death. All rabbits who received inoculations of infected material or had infected teeth implanted under their skin lost weight, and patients with rheumatic disease were prone to tissue withering. Dr. Price observed that emaciation may range from 10% to 25%, and in severe cases, it may range from 35% to 40%.

Dr. Prices assumed that dentists would be aware of any changes in a patient's blood when a dental infection was present, but found no reports on the subject in scientific literature. This prompted him to conduct extensive blood tests on patients and animals in order to determine the side effects of root canal infections.

Thousands of patient and animal blood tests Infected by root-filled teeth?

- Lymphocytes (white blood cells) increased by 58% in humans and 58% in rabbits.

- Polymorphonuclear leukocytes, a type of white blood cell, were reduced by 33% in humans and animals.

- Hemoglobin levels fluctuated very little, either up or down.

- Hemophilia, or a proclivity to bleed, was common in rabbits.

- Sugar levels in the blood were found to be elevated.

- Although some rabbits had higher levels of ionic calcium, calcium levels were lower in the majority of rabbits.

- leading to 15 to 20 distinct pathologic conditions.

- Uric acid and nitrogen retention were increased.

- Acidosis resulted from a decrease in alkaline reserves.

- Some patients, as well as all animals, lost weight. Patients suffering from rheumatic disease frequently experienced tissue withering.

Patients with pus-filled pyorrhea pockets lost a lot of weight, as did animals given diluted solutions of crushed pyorrhetic teeth that had all the bacteria filtered out. This clearly demonstrated that it was the bacteria's toxins, not the bacteria themselves, that caused the animals' weight loss and death.

If you think this was an isolated incident, consider that this study involved 667 rabbit inoculations. Bacteria were found to be absent in 667 successive rabbit inoculations, some with cultures, some with culture filtrates, and many with filtered washings from crushed teeth. Of these, 33 1/3 percent suffered losses ranging from 10% to 30%, while 3.6 percent suffered losses ranging from 30% to 50%.

Because all of the rabbits were fed the same diet throughout the tests, any changes in blood and weight, whether positive or negative, must be regarded as diagnostic symptoms of the presence of dental infections, caused by bacteria or their toxins.

All rabbits who received inoculations of infected material or had infected teeth implanted under their skin lost weight. The greater the severity of the infection, the greater the weight loss.

Dr. Price observed that patients with rheumatic disease were prone to tissue withering. In normal cases, emaciation may range from 10% to 25%, and in severe cases, it may range from 35% to 40%. He reported that one woman patient who weighed 130 pounds had dropped to 72 pounds. Her weight quickly increased from 72 pounds to 111 pounds following the removal of her dental infections. A rabbit was inoculated with a culture taken from one of her infected teeth. This rabbit's weight dropped from 1381 to 1105 grams in four days (20 percent).

Thursday, February 9, 2023

Protein Diet What Does It Mean For Your Body?

Protein is a crucial component in our bodies, forming the basis of our muscles, glands, and organs. Our bodies are composed primarily of water and protein. A diet high in protein can have significant benefits, especially when it comes to muscle growth and fighting fat.

There are different types of proteins, and like fats and carbohydrates, some are better than others. Proteins are composed of amino acids, and the human body requires 20 of these amino acids for its normal growth and development. Some of these amino acids are essential and must be obtained through the diet, as the body cannot produce them on its own.

When planning a protein-rich diet, it is important to choose foods that provide not only non-essential amino acids, but also essential amino acids. Good food choices include broccoli, spinach, nuts, beans, lentils, pasta, and barley. By including these foods in your diet, you can ensure that your body has the essential nutrients it needs to thrive.

Tuesday, February 7, 2023

Orphan Drugs Provide Hope in Places Where There Is Little or No Hope

Gary Jacob, CEO of Callisto Pharmaceuticals, Inc., is leading a scientific effort to develop a new orphan drug called Atiprimod for patients with multiple myeloma. The FDA recently granted Callisto orphan drug designation, providing financial incentives to continue the costly development process. Orphan drugs are providing new doses of hope where there was previously little or none at all. According to the National Organization for Rare Disorders, an estimated 6,000 orphan diseases affect approximately 25 million people in the United States. The FDA program went into effect in 1983, paving the way for new drugs for orphan diseases, but large pharmaceutical companies have been largely absent.

Small pharmaceutical companies with promising drug candidates have been drawn into the breach by the FDA's orphan drug incentives, which include grants, seven years of marketing exclusivity, and tax breaks. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), multiple myeloma, and Huntington's disease all affect fewer than 100 people. Dr. Kenneth C. Anderson, a member of Callisto's Medical Advisory Board, is excited to see Atiprimod enter clinical trials for evaluation in patients with multiple myeloma, as it has the potential to help patients who have not responded to other medications. Phase I/IIa trials are set to begin later this month.

Gary Jacob received distressing news during a visit to his doctor - not about himself, but about a doctor's friend.

The doctor's friend fell and broke a rib while playing with one of his children. That was bad enough, but during the hospital examination, the father was given a shocking and completely unexpected diagnosis: he had multiple myeloma, a bone marrow blood cancer.

The diagnosis was equivalent to a death sentence.

Jacob was aware of the anguish experienced by multiple myeloma patients. The disease is incurable and nearly always fatal, making it one of the rare diseases with few, if any, treatments available. They are referred to as "orphan" diseases because the patient populations are small and commercial development of a drug is deemed economically unattractive.

Mr. Jacob was aware because, as CEO of Callisto Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a small Manhattan-based biopharmaceutical company, he is leading a scientific effort to develop a new orphan drug called "Atiprimod" for patients with multiple myeloma.

"My father's illness drove home to me the importance of what we're doing," Mr. Jacob says. "Everyone agrees that more drugs are needed to treat multiple myeloma. There are people dying with no real hope because there is no effective treatment for all patients."

Orphan drugs are providing new doses of hope where there was previously little or none at all. Pharmaceutical companies developed ten drugs for orphan diseases in the decade preceding the start of the federal Food and Drug Administration's orphan drug program. The FDA reports that nearly 250 new drugs have been developed and approved in the decades since, with hundreds more in the works.

Atiprimod is one of the drugs making its way to the market. The FDA recently granted Callisto orphan drug designation, providing the company with financial incentives to continue the costly development process.

The program covers drugs for orphan diseases with fewer than 200,000 patients.

According to the National Organization for Rare Disorders, an estimated 6,000 orphan diseases affect approximately 25 million people in the United States.

Cystic fibrosis, HIV-related complications, Gaucher's disease, hemophilia, and rare cancers were among the orphan diseases without effective treatments until the FDA program went into effect in 1983, paving the way for new drugs for patients with these diseases.

Large pharmaceutical companies have been largely absent from the efforts.

According to Dr. John McCormick, deputy director of the orphan drug program, only 15% of applications for orphan drug designation have come from larger pharmaceutical companies.

The reason is that investors are expecting negative investment returns.

Small pharmaceutical companies with promising drug candidates have been drawn into the breach by the FDA's orphan drug incentives, which include grants, seven years of marketing exclusivity, and tax breaks.

While the future looks brighter, developing drugs for orphan diseases remains a daunting task.

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, affects 30,000 Americans each year, with 8,000 new cases diagnosed; Huntington's disease also affects 30,000 people.

According to the National Institutes of Health, some diseases affect fewer than 100 people.

Multiple myeloma affects an estimated 50,000 people, with 15,000 new cases diagnosed each year. The FDA approved Velcade, a new drug for patients with the disease, last year. However, there are still many patients with multiple myeloma who do not have access to treatment.

Dr. Kenneth C. Anderson, who was involved in the preclinical development and clinical trials of Velcade and is now a member of Callisto's Medical Advisory Board, is one of the experts who believes that more drugs to treat multiple myeloma are needed.

"He is very excited to see Atiprimod enter clinical trials for evaluation in patients with multiple myeloma," Jacob said of Anderson. "He believes it has the potential to help patients who have not responded to other medications."

Dr. Anderson is the director of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's Jerome Lipper Multiple Myeloma Center in Boston, MA, and a Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.

Atiprimod Phase I/IIa trials are set to begin later this month.

Dr. Donald Picker, Senior Vice President of Drug Development at Callisto, stated that studies of Atiprimod conducted in collaboration with scientists from the National Cancer Institute have been very promising.

"In essence, we've demonstrated in these preliminary studies that Atiprimod has the potential to intervene with cancer cells and tumors in three ways: by inhibiting their formation, programming their death, and limiting their ability to grow blood vessels required for survival. These findings suggest that Atiprimod may represent a novel class of compounds for development as a therapeutic intervention in human cancers "Dr. Picker stated.