1n early, 2010, the then eighty-one -year -old diabetic mother of my bookkeeper, Jodie Mitchell, was having a terrible time. The woman,a retired school-bus driver, suffered with painful,, throbbing legs that disturbed her sleep multiple times every night. She would arise exhausted and have to nap during the day. She frequently developed horrible sores on […]
A fascinating 2008 study from the University of Calcutta in tie medical journal Biochimica et Biopysica Acta reported for the first time on the zeta potential of red blood cells in diabetics. It’s not a good picture.The researchers described “a remarkable alteration, specifically a progressive deterioration of zeta potential, most pronounced among diabetics with cardiovascular disease. The research
Among other things, poorly regulated glucose causes diminished elasticity of red cells and an increased tendency to aggregate. The result: thicker blood, poorer blood flow. A growing awareness exists about the blood viscosity-cardiovascular disease connection, but the link between elevated viscosity and diabetes is largely overlooked even though it has been reported in more than fifty peer-reviewed scientific publications. Blood viscosity can
One main component of diabetes involves a scenario where excess fatty tissue in the abdomen produces inflammatory chemicals that suppress insulin, a hormone that regulates the movement of sugar (glucose) in the cells. The body then becomes more resistant to insulin. This in turn produces more inflammatory chemicals and interference. Blood sugar rises. Add stress to the mix, and you further increase the level
Diabetes is a global scourge of pain, suffering, and premature death thakills an estimated 3.4 million people a year–a number sharply on therise. It contributes to arterial and nerve damage, heart attack, stroke, poorcirculation, foot ulcers, lower limb pain and numbness, weakness in handsand feet, kidney disease, and vision problems. A healthy diet, regular physical
Blood is a complex fluid. It carries a critical cargo of oxygen, nutrients metabolic wastes, and clotting factors. You don’t have to be a doctor to understand the importance of good flowing blood that’s able to pas through thousands of miles of tiny blood vessels to service all the nooks and crannies of your body.
LESS RISK OF METABOLIC SYNDROME? 1)ln 2010, Earthing was tested on rodents in a laboratory setting. The unpublished results revealed significant improvements in several) biochemical factors associated with metabolic syndrome in humans, a widespread precursor to obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. 2)In the experiment, two healthy groups of thirty rats each were used.One group
The land and seas of planet Earth are alive with an endless and constantly replenished supply of electrons. By making direct contact with the surface of the planet, our conductive bodies naturally equalize with the Earth.Figuratively speaking, we refill the electron level in our tank that has become low. How do we know that
Inflammation comes in two forms: acute or chronic. The acute type takes place as an initial response of the body to harmful stimuli. It involves the mobilization of plasma (the yellow-colored liquid component of blood) and white blood cells from the blood into the injured tissue, as just described. That’s okay. You want that to