Nutrition
Nutrition is a concentrated comprehensive word. It must be unpacked unzipped in order to understand all it encompasses. For instance, nutrition also includes physical activity and rest. mental activity and rest and so on.Increased nutrition and reduced toxins is the first and most important step in treating all illnesses for each of the four inseparable aspects of self. This process always includes the simultaneous removal of toxins such as in food, human-made medications, other toxic medical treatments, toxic household products and toxic personal care products. After that, it is imperative to understand that if life is cellular based, then health is cellular based as an ecosystem and cannot be addressed piecemeal. These understandings can help us stay focused on the basics of health and not seek some single step miracle solution neatly packaged by humans that only requires us to change our behavior long enough to take daily medication. All other creatures maintain health through food, but oh no, not us humans, we're much to smart for that. In the absence of understanding the dynamic balance of cellular functioning, those who seek to artificially interfere with cellular functioning with medication, will make problems worse, especially when artificial approaches become the primary approach and the best approach is neglected. Since Dementia Syndrome is a group of symptoms caused by a series of causes and effects and subsets of causes and effects, the most fundamental approach is to rebalance and recalibrate cells back to their baseline optimal functioning. This can only be achieved through food. The USA's National Institute on Aging (NIA) speaks truth when it states, a nutritious diet, physical activity, social engagement, and mentally stimulating pursuits have all been associated with helping people stay healthy as they age. Then the NIA sounds unnecessarily uncertain when it says, “these factors MIGHT also help reduce the risk of cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease. Take note, that although Alzheimer's Disease is a form of cognitive decline, it is always mentioned separately as though it were the epitome or premier disease triggering Dementia Syndrome symptoms. This continues to prove the point that Alzheimer's has become the default Dementia Syndrome Disease despite relatively little being understood about Alzheimer's Disease and how to test for it. Despite medical literature that professes the importance of a healthy diet and lifestyle, rarely does part of the treatment regimen include a nutritionist or provisions to provide healthy meals or healthy food purchases or healthy gardening/farming. There are no provisions to pay for these things. Instead, payment is made every month for several expensive medications and treatments and lab tests to see how much more damage medication has done. Thus, emphasis is actually put on medication as medicine rather than food as medicine. This is a fatal flawed piece of compound confounding logic indicative of the suboptimal context and the European Utamawazo. The basic rule in the medical industry is to discount, deny and speak against natural remedies for diseases, especially when widely freely available. Instead the M.O. Of the medical industry is to promote human-made treatments and medications that all come with multiple side effects that directly harm cellular functioning, thus causing other health problems by the handful of pill bottles full of self-destruction.
Medication (Miseducation) In General
As already shown in the previous three messages in this series, Dementia Syndrome is poorly understood including the cause of Alzheimer's Disease, yet medications are offered to treat Alzheimer's without really knowing if the medication is addressing the cause. Instead medication addresses a symptom by interfering with one part of a chain of cellular processes. This is done without understanding all of the associated effects, instead these effects are called side effects and are pushed aside and considered acceptable as long as you warn people who have been trained to not think for themselves. This is the craziness of the medication approach to addressing Dementia Syndrome symptoms and health in general. Alzheimer’s disease is complex, and it is highly unlikely that any one human-made drug or single nutrient or single natural intervention can successfully restore cellular homeostasis. Current medical industry approaches [using medication] claim to focus on helping people maintain mental function, manage behavioral symptoms, and slow down certain problems, such as memory loss.Out of the book of lies, a lie is told with word trickery when it is said current approaches focus on slowing down certain problems such as memory loss. This is mentioned in the same paragraph as drugs, but the wording really only says that current approaches focus on slowing down memory loss. It does not say this has been achieved or that drugs help slow down memory loss. Most readers will confuse the two. Another lie is told when it is said there are medications to maintain Mental Function in Alzheimer's Disease. This again suggests the medication can slow down or stop neurodegenerative disorder. Remember, Medications are common culprits in causing mental decline, yet medication combinations are commonly and quickly prescribed to treat mental decline. Per Ohio State University, Alzheimer's treatment can slow symptoms and improve quality of life. Per helpguide.org, five drugs have been approved for treating Alzheimer’s, but they alleviate symptoms only slightly. Per New York's University of Rochester Medical Center, there is no way of slowing down the progression of Alzheimer's Disease. Also, no treatment is available to reverse the changes that the disease brings on. So I say, what's the point of taking medication with no upside and umpteen definite downsides? Some medications have been shown to treat some patients’ symptoms, but they do not treat the disease itself, meaning they cannot stop damage to brain cells. Despite the lack of efficacy of medications to treat Dementia Syndrome, the good ole FDA in the USA has approved several medications to treat symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease despite the long list of harmful side effects associated with each medication and despite the medications contributing to the decline of mental function and causing other medical conditions. Not only do these drugs seek to address a symptom or two, these drugs do so by interfering with cellular processes and cellular chemicals called neurotransmitters. The USA National Institute on Aging falsely claims these drugs “may help reduce symptoms and help with certain behavioral problems.” The lie is stretched so as to partially cover their exposed backsides by saying “however, these drugs don’t change the underlying disease process. They are effective for some but not all people, and may help only for a limited time.” I say these drugs DO change the underlying disease process by interrupting cellular processes that foster communication between brain cells. Medications make matters worse.
Two Categories Of Medication Predation
1. Cholinesterase (acetylcholinesterase) inhibitorsa) Cholinesterase inhibitors block the normal breakdown of acetylcholine. Acetylcholine is the main neurotransmitter. b) Cholinesterase inhibitors block the normal action of the enzyme cholinesterase, which is responsible for breaking down acetylcholine. This increases levels of acetylcholine in the space between two nerve endings where messages are transferred, relayed. This is justified because people with Alzheimer's disease have reduced levels of acetylcholine in the brain. How are these levels known? c) Per Bebrainfit.com, it’s notoriously difficult to study neurotransmitter levels in the human brain. While you can measure levels in blood, saliva, or urine, these results have little-to-no correlation with levels in the brain. Measuring acetylcholine levels in the brain is difficult at best. Thus then why develop and approve a medication that changes neurotransmitter levels when you don't know the levels in the brain and you don't know the cause of the disease? Furthermore, remember that the causes of Dementia Syndrome are widely debated and Alzheimer's is poorly understood, especially the cause of Alzheimer's. In addition, it is unlikely that Alzheimer's can be traced to a single cause. It is more likely that a combination of factors lead to its development, with the importance of particular factors differing from one person to another. Therefore a focus on increasing acetylcholine levels in all persons assigned a diagnosis of Alzheimer's is a very stupid, abusive and murderous approach. d) The USA's National Institute of Health admits the actions of Acetylcholine in the central nervous system are not as well understood as the function of cholinergic transmission at the neuromuscular junction and at ganglionic synapses. But this does not deter the medical industry, researchers, drug makers and the FDA from pursuing the lesser understood route by peering through a glass darkly and approving a buckshot in the dark approach trying to hit a bullseye unknown causation by preventing the normal breakdown of a neurotransmitter, instead of putting their efforts towards restoring cellular homeostasis the natural way. e) Cholinesterase inhibitor medications are prescribed under the names of: Donepezil (Aricept), Rivastigmine (Exelon), Galantamine (Razadyne, formerly Reminyl) f) Some of the side effects include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and loss of appetite. [Thus these medications interfere with the intake and retention of nutrition]
Additional side effects are fainting, seizures, depression, personality disorders, urinary incontinence, hallucinations, severe muscle pain, abdominal pain, gastrointestinal complications or bleeding, and cardiovascular conditions such as heart blockage.
Additional side effects include vasodilation, constriction of the pupils in the eyes, increased secretion of sweat, saliva and tears, slow heart rate, mucus secretion in the respiratory tract and constriction of airways and more.
It is a certainty that most of the people who have died from COVID-19 were on other medications. g) Cholinesterase inhibitors, like most medications have dangerous interactions with other medications. This is not the case when food is medicine. Food does not interact negatively with food and neither does medicine interact negatively with medicine. Medication is predation. 2. NMDA(short for N-methyl-D-aspartate) receptor antagonists (Glutamate inhibitor)
a) Glutamate inhibitors block the effects of excessive levels of glutamate that may lead to neuron dysfunction. b) Signs of excessive glutamate levels: anxiety, depression, restlessness, inability to concentrate, headaches, insomnia, fatigue, and increased sensitivity to pain.
c) Common side effects of glutamate inhibitor medication include dizziness, headache, confusion, constipation and more.
As you can see whether you have excess glutamate levels or take medication to reduce glutamate levels, you still end up in a sinking boat, and likely faster sinking due to human medication. For researchers, scientists, drugmakers, the FDA and doctors, it's like trying diffuse a bomb and guessing which wires to clip and doing it anyway because you're not the one getting blown up. d) Glutamate inhibitor medications are prescribed under the name of Memantine (Namenda). Other glutamate inhibitors are not frequently prescribed for Dementia Syndrome such as Dextromethorphan, Dextromethrophan/Quinidine, Dextromethorphan/Bupropion, Amantadine, Rimantadine (Flumadine), Ketamine (Ketalar) e) Dextromethorphan is widely used as an antitussive to prevent or relieve cough symptoms. It has been implicated in increasing the virility of SARS-CoV-2. It is also a dissociative drug.
f) Dextromethorphan/Quinidine is prescribed for patients with Dementia or Parkinson Disease and displaying Pseudobulbar affect, episodes of sudden uncontrollable and inappropriate laughing or crying.
g) Dextromethrophan/bupropion is used as an antidepressant and is being considered for Alzheimer's Disease.
h) Rimantadine is an antiviral medication for influenza. It has some NDMA properties.
i) Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic (blocks sensory perception). Dissociative drugs can lead to distortion of sights, colors, sounds, self, and one's environment. Other dissociative drugs include phencyclidine (PCP) and dextromethorphan. This drug is also under research as a treatment for severe depression in difficult cases.
j) Amantadine is used to treat Parkinson's Disease. k) Memantine is a dimethyl derivative of amantadine. Memantine is under investigation for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease, but there has been no clinical support for the prevention or slowing of disease progression. A contradictory statement is made by saying Memantine also works to decrease symptoms.
Again the same government contradicts itself in another article by saying Studies show that memantine can somewhat delay the worsening of cognitive (mental) performance. To prove they are not totally crazy, the herbal medicine Ginkgo biloba is listed as a treatment. Continuing on this note, we are reminded that the girls and boys at Harvard who you think are the smartest in the world, have said that clinical trials for drugs to stop or even slow dementia syndrome have come up short. This is believable since medications have only made matters worse and there are no signs of Dementia Syndrome abatement, instead, all signs show exponential growth in neurocognitive disorders and in disorders that mimic neurocognitive disorders. In repeated contradiction, another government website article says Memantine has been shown to be beneficial in Alzheimer's Disease.
