Iron Rules of Medicine
Published on January 25, 2017 in General
There are just too many professionals out there who just do not have a
clue to what is going on in their patient`s lives and that is because
they fail to acknowledge and study the Iron Rules of Medicine.
I spoke to a patient the other day who was seeing a doctor, one who is
not enemies with natural medicine, who recommended antibiotics to a
69-year-old patient with multiple complaints including kidney infection.
The patient instantly discontinued treatments with this antibiotic
recommending doctor.
I did not have to break my arm to stick a pH strip in the patient`s
mouth and to count how many breaths she was taking in a minute’s time.
Her breathing rate was 30 (amazing she already did not have cancer) and
her saliva pH was 5.
Want to get ahead of your doctor and learn some of the iron rules of medicine?
Iron Rule Number 1—breathing and oxygen are the foundations for life and health. Oxygen is our most important nutrient
and yet when prescribed in a hospital it is a drug. Most of us never
thought that we also eat with our noses meaning the food/nutrient we
need most comes in through our nasal passages.
What do we learn from these two simple tests mentioned above? What gets
revealed is a person`s approximate oxygen levels, carbon dioxide levels,
cellular energy levels (voltage) as well as pH (she was intensely
acid.) Doctors do not know that the faster a person breathes the lower
their oxygen, CO2/bicarbonate levels, pH and voltage go. Fast breathing gets one nowhere except closer to chronic disease, cancer and earlier than wanted death.
How is an antibiotic going to help this 69-year-old woman recover from
low energy, oxygen, CO2 and high acidity levels that provide excellent
breeding grounds for microbes of all types. Understand that there are
fundamental reasons we get infections. Low oxygen, CO2, cellular energy
and too high acidity are breeding grounds for infections. What is the
point with antibiotics when they do not treat the underlying cause of
infection?
Iron Rule Number 2: Do not poison the patient. People who resort to poison
to help people are desperate, ignorant or arrogant. Poisoning people
should be against the law but it isn’t if you do it with a doctor’s
prescription. Botox is an obvious example yet unfortunately every pharmaceutical, even aspirin, are toxic poisons that cause death in staggering numbers.
Iron Rule Number 3: Conflict and stress are common and real causes of disease including cancer. They have their correspondences in the brain and in all organ systems. Stress dominates both our breathing patterns and how our hearts beat –beat for beat—meaning stress lays itself out in what is called Heart Rate Variability (HRV). The higher the stress the tighter the variability
between in and every heartbeat. As we flatline, meaning each beat is
the same, we flatline in life because of death threatening conflicts and
stress. Vulnerable hearts are flexible dancing on each moment of life. Pathologies of the vagus nerve are measurable with HRV.
Dr. R. G. Hamer and his New Medicine spoke of an 'Iron Rule of Cancer'
in 1981. He mistakenly perceived that every cancer or cancer-like
disease originates with a Dirk Hamer Syndrome ('DHS') which is a very
difficult highly acute, dramatic and isolating shock that affected the
psyche,
the brain and certain organs. I say mistakenly because, though he might
be correct in most or many cases of cancer it is certainly not the case
in all cancers. High levels of radiation or of heavy metals like mercury
can also bring on cancer with or without psychological damage and
intense stress. Chemotherapy and radiation therapy, as well as many
other toxic shocks are also known to bring on cancer as are massive mineral deficiencies in the body.
It is true that in most cases symptoms of disease are expressions of psychological conflicts, and can only be healed when the patient is aware of what is behind the problem.
Iron Rule Number 4: Hydration levels are crucial for health
for adults and children alike. Dehydration is one of the most
overlooked and basic causes of disease. The minute hydration levels
decline oxygen transport and utilization decline, cell voltage declines,
the body becomes more acidic, and the more toxins build up because they
cannot be eliminated from the body with efficiency. All functions
within the body require the presence of water. A well hydrated body
enables these functions to occur quickly and efficiently.
Iron Rule Number 5: “It seems clear that light is the most important environmental input,
after food, in controlling bodily function,” reported Richard J.
Wurtman, a nutritionist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Without enough sun or administration of sufficient vitamin D we get
sick, inflammation takes over our body, and eventually die. One of the
greatest triggers of influenza, the swine flu and deaths from pulmonary
deficiency is vitamin D deficiency.
One of the biggest reviews of the role of vitamin D in health found
that people who took supplements of the vitamin for six years reduced
their risk of dying from all causes. Studies have already suggested that
vitamin D played a key role in protecting against cancer, heart disease
and diabetes – conditions that account for 60 to 70 per cent of all
deaths in the West. Some researchers believe that up to 75% of the
United States population may not be getting enough vitamin D. Sun exposure improves immune system function.
Iron Rule Number 6: Mineral deficiencies
cause disease as well as cancer. Humans are very much like plants. We
need light, water, oxygen, CO2 and minerals. Minerals are the building
blocks of our bodies. They are required for body structure, fluid
balance, protein structures and to produce hormones. They are a key for
the health of every body system and function. They act as co-factors,
catalysts or inhibitors of all enzymes in the body.
In the absence of certain trace minerals, various heavy metals are more
likely to accumulate. Minerals create safety buffers against toxic
metals. Minerals provide the spark for many of the body’s cellular
processes and keep them running efficiently. Without these finely-tuned
chemical reactions no organism can function.
Radiation damages our bodies by breaking the chemical bonds in our
cells. The amount of damage done depends not only on how much radiation
we are exposed to but also very much on how mineral deficient we are. According to the National Foundation for Cancer Research the value of minerals as part of an anticancer diet is frequently overlooked.
Special Note: Give me a few months or years to add to this list!
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