Health, Nutrition and Science Thread

[ELIAKIM]

Blood tests for the NHS. 

Another private company, privatisation. Viapath and SERCO! 

Viapath is a London-based provider of pathology services jointly owned by Serco, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, and King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

It was found that they were overcharging the NHS, not surprised at all. 

"Internal documents leaked to Corporate Watch in August 2014 indicate that the company overcharged the NHS for diagnostic tests. A 2013 internal audit by Guy's into three of the 15 laboratories run by Viapath found its invoicing and billing systems were “unreliable” and contained “material inaccuracies”, amounting to an overcharge of £283,561 over a sample three-month period. A variety of complaints by clinicians were recorded, centering on a policy of employing staff who were less experienced and less expensive. In a review of its first four years, marked “strictly confidential”, Chief Executive Richard Jones admitted that it had “achieved much less than hoped” and that “initial attempts at transformation were badly handled and ended up costing money rather than saving it”.[16]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viapath

This time VIAPATH

http://www.viapath.co.uk/

I came across this company because I was looking at what is known as CDT. 

"Carbohydrate Deficient Transferrin (CDT) is the term used for the group of isoforms of transferrin which are deficient in sialic acid residues, hence the term ‘carbohydrate deficient transferrin’. The asialo (without a side-chain), monosialo (1 side-chain) and di-sialo (2 side-chains) isoforms of transferrin are collectively called CDT.

Alcohol appears to have a direct effect on the enzyme systems involved in regulating the transferrin side-chains; it inhibits the enzymes adding the side-chains and stimulates the enzymes removing the side-chains. Thus excessive and repeated alcohol consumption modifies the isoforms’ distribution, resulting in an increase of the less sialylated forms,  disialo and asialo (CDT). This means that CDT can be used as a marker of excessive alcohol consumption"

"In normal individuals, CDT comprises of less than 1.6% of the total transferrin concentration. However, individuals that misuse alcohol typically have a higher proportion of transferrin as CDT (>2%) but, as the half-life of the protein is 7-28 days (i.e. the time it takes for the protein to be cleared from the circulation), the excess intake of alcohol would need to fall within this time period."

I had less than 1.6%, in fact, I had 0-7%. 

[ELIAKIM]

We have three members with this health condition, two of those members have said that it began in childhood, and one of our members has said that she has managed to track it back to "childhood neglect" and that would also indicate nutrition deficiencies. You all know that the body has an immense dynamic self-healing system, the medical scientists have also discovered that some pain is not caused by inflammation but that is another topic altogether. 

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-cond...20unknown.

With a health condition that began in childhood, it is essential that people with the condition in adulthood, take an in-depth "inner child" healing journey, preferably with a professional therapist that specialises in the work. Although I can help you to show you how to track it to the memories that your cells are holding on to. I gave Reiki to a woman with this condition, and she had carried too many burdens during her life. Interesting that women tend to get it more than men. 

Children in their growing spurt have to have good posture. So for instance, when I was in my growing spurt, my dad was always calling me out to sit up straight, stand up straight, sometimes he would say, "shoulders back", and sometimes he would put a wooden pole through my arms to keep my shoulders back. For posture he would also make me walk balancing a book on my head. He wouldn't allow me to "slouch", and our furniture at home made sure that we had to sit up straight. 

My suggestions for relief would be "inversion therapy", it is great for straightening the back. I have a table and it solved my sciatica, and has stretched my back ( with nutrition) and I have regained my height that had shrunk. For the physical, pilates for the muscles that support the bone structure, it is really important that the bone structure gets the right support. For posture I would also recommend Alexander Technique, as when I began having back issues, my therapist kept me mobile. You receive spine realignments with AT, and you are also taught proper posture and how to use your body correctly, e.g how to sit down and get up so that it puts less pressure on your back. AT helps to retrain the body. 

With any back issues, it is imperative to keep moving, and not sit still for long periods of time, I try not to sit for more than 10-15 minutes at a time. Sometimes I will even eat my dinner standing up. 

I would be interested to hear what healing oils you have used for it, and what flower essences you have tried to help you to work on the memory levels. I would be happy to look at what each of you require with your flower essences, as your cases are bound to be different. 

As mentioned previously, sometimes you have to go beyond the obvious, so for instance, you have to feed the neurones, because the neurones message the rest of the body. 

I will do some research on this health condition and go into it in greater depth. I will take a look at what others are saying about it too. 

We will also look at nutrition. Although with nutrition, it is a matter of small changes, bring minor improvements. With every minor improvement it helps you to become more positive that there are solutions to help you. Once the nutrition journey has begun, you will find that your menu's will improve with better nutrition ideally suited to your health condition/s. It is a matter of eating for health and listening to your body. 

"The impact that nutrition plays as an environmental influence on idiopathic scoliosis is not completely understood. However, there are an increased number of studies and research that have begun to discuss the role of nutrition in scoliosis and the possible etiology of scoliosis. This article is written to explore this research and also suggest an eating plan that will take the research into consideration."

Some interesting studies on this link, it mentions too much copper and zinc was found in children with scoliosis. Now that makes me think about metal toxicity, because it is in teenage years that children start to get their teeth filled with fillings! 

https://www.hudsonvalleyscoliosis.com/wh...scoliosis/

OMG

Scoliosis linked to essential mineral

Children with severely curved spines may be unable to use manganese. 

Date:
October 9, 2018

Source:

Washington University School of Medicine

Summary:

An inability to properly use the essential mineral manganese could be to blame for some cases of severe scoliosis, according to a new study.

A new study suggests that the body's inability to fully utilize the essential dietary mineral manganese might be to blame for some cases of severe scoliosis. Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have found that children with severe scoliosis are twice as likely as children without the disease to carry a gene variant that makes it hard for their cells to take in and use manganese. Manganese is required for growing bones and cartilage.


"Our study links a common disease -- scoliosis -- to something that's potentially modifiable in the diet," said senior author Christina Gurnett, MD, PhD, a professor of neurology, of orthopedic surgery and of pediatrics. "But we don't want people to go out right now and start manganese supplements, because we already know that too much manganese can be harmful."
The study is published Oct. 9 in Nature Communications.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/10/181009075714.htm

When the LORD started talking to me about Manganese, I made sure that my menu's were tailored around it. That was in March 2016. When he spoke I thought he said Magnesium, but later in the day he corrected me and said, MANGANESE. 

https://lotusfeet22.blogspot.com/2016/03...esium.html

He also spoke about "Physiological neurone disorders", and "Tenascin". 

I then discovered that scientists are still trying to understand the role of Tenascin in the body.

In the Washington study that mention a gene that can impact on the amount of manganese that the body has, it is important to remember that it is a scientific fact that "loud noise", e.g. "banging" can change DNA. It is also a scientific fact that cuts in childhood can mutate genetics and that can cause skin conditions and allergies.

Nutritional deficiencies in the pregnant mother also impact upon the baby in the womb, its growth and development. Then you have to take into account the gut flora of the mother  because that also impacts upon the brain. Then every person that touches the new born prior to age three also impacts upon their gut flora that impacts upon their brain and its development.

[Aquarius]

That's a good one and thanks for posting it.
Most of those are easy enough so I can do them, although I will need to skip a few of them because of my knee injuries, but I will try to do them if not every day then at least a few times every week.

[ELIAKIM]

That's a good one and thanks for posting it.
Most of those are easy enough so I can do them, although I will need to skip a few of them because of my knee injuries, but I will try to do them if not every day then at least a few times every week.

You are welcome @Aquarius

What healing oils are you putting on your knees and soles of your feet if any? I was given a specific healing oil for a colleague who had a knee operation. Although the most helpful oil can depend upon what caused the injury. 

Have you taken any flower essences to help you with the positive change? In 2017, I took Walnut and Walnuts also have manganese. Whenever I am approaching another important change, I take it again, neat! So for instance I am about to go back on the road again, so it is a good time for me to take some walnut. 

[Karu]

[ELIAKIM]

Vits for Eyes 



I have supplement boosters for my eyes, B1 and a Saffron and Marigold extract when I remember to take them. Plums are also great for eyes, my mum used to eat plums and prunes. 


It is also recommended to use an eye wash.

[Aquarius]

Also for the eyes:  Carrots and Cod Liver Oil.

Cod Liver Oil will also help boost one's immune system.

Also:  Use real BUTTER ... Not that fake stuff (margerine, etc.).
Butter is an excellent source of NATURAL Vitamin D.

[ELIAKIM]

Also for the eyes:  Carrots and Cod Liver Oil.

Cod Liver Oil will also help boost one's immune system.

Also:  Use real BUTTER ... Not that fake stuff (margerine, etc.).
Butter is an excellent source of NATURAL Vitamin D.

Yes, my mum always used real butter and so have I. She also took cod liver oil. I have some amongst my supplements. 

Dr Berg did a great video on Cod Liver Oil 




I also boosted my lutein foods for eyes.

[Aquarius]

Also for the eyes:  Carrots and Cod Liver Oil.

Cod Liver Oil will also help boost one's immune system.

Also:  Use real BUTTER ... Not that fake stuff (margerine, etc.).
Butter is an excellent source of NATURAL Vitamin D.

Yes, my mum always used real butter and so have I. She also took cod liver oil. I have some amongst my supplements. 

Dr Berg did a great video on Cod Liver Oil 




I also boosted my lutein foods for eyes.

A list of lutein foods would be very beneficial here, @ELIAKIM. 

I use the liquid Cod Liver Oil, Carlson brand (which I understand to be an excellent quality).  
I prefer the lemon flavored.  

My Mom always gave us kids Cod Liver Oil when we were young.  
One teaspoon-full every day.

[ELIAKIM]

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