sugar has been added. The tea is only able to hold only so much sugar in solution. The excess falls to the bottom as a solid powder). Crystallized solid waste pollutes body fluids and obstructs blood and nutrient flow to the cells. Because there is no mechanism within the body to remove this solid waste once it lodges in body tissues, the obstruction is permanent. And without breaking the cycle, trash is piled on top of trash and becomes tougher and tougher with each passing day. Solid waste produced by the inadequate processing of food chemicals is the second mecha- nism of health disruption in the human body. Debris accumulates not only in the fluids of the body, but within the cells themselves. Because the cells are limited in the number of enzymes that can be maintained on a daily basis, only a limited amount of chemical processing can happen during any given day. If the type and amount of food or other substances consumed, such as herbs, vitamins, supplements, alcohol and recreational drugs exceeds the processing capabilities of the cell, then unprocessed chemicals, this time from human metabolism, fall to the factory floor as organic waste. (This process is similar to a classic I Love Lucy episode in a candy factory, where Lucy and Ethel can’t keep up with their job to wrap candies as fast as the conveyor belt brings the candy to them. Eventually, there is unwrapped chocolate candy everywhere, except back on the conveyor belt, and a huge pile of mess!) Organic waste inside the cell, which includes mineral debris, in the presence of enzyme heat and body heat bakes into rock-hard matter, making the cell hard and non-functional. Organic life is about chemical reactions. As has been shown,
these chemical reactions involve heat, mineral elements, proteins, carbohydrates and fats and other complex chemical structures. Chemical reactions create corrosion. Corrosion in the human body is complex salts containing minerals, proteins, carbohy- drates, fat and debris from dead cells. Corrosive salts are hard as rocks. These “rocks”, called lithiasis, stones, calcification, concre- tions, gouty deposits, calcareous deposits or plaque are at the root of every disease Corrosion is the process that creates plaque in arteries and heart valves, arthritis in joints, microcalcifications in breast tissue, calcifications in the prostate gland and testicles,
sclerotic calcification in the lens, calcification in the pancreas, gallstones, tonsil stones, salivary duct stones, enteroliths causing intestinal blockage, kidney stones, bladder stones, plaque in the brain of dementia, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease, the plaque of multiple sclerosis, calcifications in the muscles of fi- bromyalgia, chronic fatigue and muscular dystrophy, the plaque of amyloidosis, the plaque of autoimmune disease and the plaque associated with all cancer. All disease involves hardening of the body and all hardening involves the calcification and corrosion of chemical reaction. The calcification process even extends into the DNA of the cell, where stones lodge and prevent translation of genetic information, either during enzyme production or dur- ing the process of procreation. Calcification and stone formation, therefore, is also the root cause of genetic disease. Ponder the cremated remains of a human body as shown in
Figure 5. The ashes are not only composed of bone fragments, but contain other mineral elements which have not vaporized, even in the intense heat of a 1400-1800°F degree oven. These non-bone mineral elements were lodged potentially anywhere during a person’s lifetime, including in sperm and in ova. Ashes have a unique mineral signature that is a recording of, not only the dietary habits and environmental influences of the deceased, but also a recording of the mineral remains of thousands of years of genetic inheritance.
Figure 4
In conclusion, science explains to the root cause of disease. Substances that are consumed, primarily foods, whether natural
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