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On homeopathy from Brussels comment on how it works. We are told the body is a chemically organized soup. Think about that for a minute! And does it make sense? Think about what would drive this chemical soup. It requires a tremendous amount of communication and information to do this organization.
Traditional or allopathic medicine believes the chemical soup is what drives us only (no spirtuallity involved). And we have dysfunction in how the chemicals are working only. Nothing about where the logic or communications come from.
I work with computers and it is like saying the hardware drives the body and you don't need software or a network. Homeopathy is like a software program you give to the body to educate it. It could allow the body to better process information or the reverse. Photons allow the information to be better spread with in the body. Frequencies in biophotons or rife enhance the bodies ability to take in information when appropriately given.
Frequencies in the body are the source of information to the chemical soup of the body. Intelligent frequencies are your network for how programs will function to maintain how the body works. So biophotons add communication and homeopathy are the programs you want your to communicate with.
The body operates at an atomic level. Consider how much information and how good the communication needs to be in order for the body to operate well. When you consider the complexity of a healthy body to a chronically ill body. What really is the difference?
In this forum most folks view cause and effect of the chemical soup (how we're conditioned by allopathic medicine),versus an overall plan for how to work with the body to support health. Just sayin!
Homeopathy when use well provide a program to educate the body and the frequencies within it provide an interface. How well they are communicated is based on the level of biophotons within the body.
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What is everyones thoughts on Genetics and if Photons can help to clear proplems. Lots of peeps doing Yasco,other genetic tests and now 23andme.
Any thoughts and Info appreciated.
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Interesting observation Bob! Healing with hopeopathic remedies & light is definitely on a different level. It's very etheric but it can be quite powerful.
I have a bunch of the CDs. Some I bought & others I downloaded when Limewire was active. I have the whole Gateway series from the Monroe Institute, I have this one - PsychoSensory Integration Set from Dr Thompson - it's one of my favorites...
The main thing is to find something that you like to listen to. There are even ones on YouTube you can listen to. It good to use the headphones.
I believe that Robert Monroe discovered binaural beats or he's one of the first to use them for brain enhancement - So, he's one of the masters of the technology...
I like Dr Thompson since he is a PhD & he's studied the use of sound & acoustics for healing.
There are many people who make beats but these guys are more informed about the actual technology behind it.
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PS - You probably could effect your genetic issues with light. I haven't tried it. I don't like 23andme since you give them the rights to patent your genetics. That's why they charge less.
The field is still pretty experimental. I don't know if there is alot of data about how many people are getting healthy from the various methylation protocols.
I believe that I read that Dr. K says that if you address the KPU/HPU issue, that it will eventually correct the methylation issues. I don't have personal experiece with it but it may be worthwhile to try...? Have you done that?
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Yes, Bob. I think you explained it much better than I could do. Homeopathy is mostly information to the body!!!!
And you are right, i feel, the more we get sick, the less the body can transmit information. that is why these nosodes, when ingested, do help, but do not heal a bad chronic infection. If they heal, it takes much more time.
But Sparkle, ethereal, it is not! I mean, homeopathy can sound ethereal, but what we are using, these nosodes, these are very concrete down-to-earth treatments that have real, fast, deep effects like NOTHING chemical ever did or will do.
Maybe not the principle (homeopathy principle), which is ethereal to Western brains, but the effect of homeopathy, it is really down to earth and concrete!
Of course, we can use homeopathy for many other purposes, but that information of borrelia is pretty real.
Photons just spread the information until it reaches not only WITHIN, into the bones and tiny structures all over deep in your brain, spinal chord, body, but it spreads the information AROUND your body, and you become a walking nosode yourself!!!
Anyone who has active lyme will get partially treated just by being around you. Bejoy swore to me her kids were herxing and it took her time to realize that she was treating them without knowing, just by shining photons with borrelia information around her body.
It does sound science fiction. But photons are real and if their function is to transmit information, many things start to make sense.
Like when you feel what others feel, think, or the feeling you get when they get closer to you (good or bad).
What if it is not only because our photons are communicating?
It makes sense how animals find food, and REMEDIES through plants or even eating soil. Plants and living soil emit photons, as they are alive, and animals can understand their 'content', for food or healing purposes.
I find it fascinating.
------ As for sounds and rhythms, Sparkle, it is also amazing what they can do. Also frequency medicine!
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Does anyone have info on,if photons help with methalation sp? genetic problems?
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Anyone??
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Healing -- There aren't any studies. It isn't difficult to conduct them however. Someone would have to fund it where this is great disinterest to do so.
Forget the genetics its epigentics you should be more interested in. If I have brown eyes and I want blue eyes there are levers on the genes which allow you to change preset attributes. Epigentics allow these changes. Biophotons are how our cells communicate from cell to cell. When you apply biophotons its important the frame of mind your in. So our emotions and mental states have everything to do with our cellular communication. What levers your moving! If your body has plenty of biophotons then you probably don't need to supplement further. Your body is communicating your will. I believe cancer lyme and others reduce biophotons in the body. Why most feel better from using them and healing faster when supplementing. With methalation it is the cells ability to operate and process normally. Without communication with rest of the body a cell is liable not to operate normally.
So the only thing a can provide is some insight. I did look for a study to satisfy your question, but came up empty.
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By etheric, I meant that they affect in a different way than drugs or even herbs. I didn't mean to imply they were less powerful. I've heard of people making themselves very ill by making mistakes with using light &/or homeopathics. You have to be careful with it.
I definitely felt better when I lived in a sunny location.
Well, if bacteria can communicate via quorum sensing - I don't see why light & biophotons couldn't do the same thing.
Take a look at this - I posted it above. It's a bit technical but it's pretty important -
Stanford scientists fit light-emitting bioprobe in a living cell Light-based probes can be inserted without damage to the cell, could have profound impact on biological research
You have to ask - Why would Stanford be messing around with nano scale biophoton emitters?
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I feel that most people sick with lyme have detox problems, and these are long lasting, very chronic and probably the cause of our illness.
I suffered from chronic candida before suffering from chronic lyme. I rarely sweat, my wee and sweat didn't smell anything (almost like water). Sorry to be too descriptive...
I found it was cool before, but after reading about lyme, I discovered that that was a bad sign.
Whatever treatment I did, changed partially the problem, but I do not belive I can detox very well from night to day. Things have improved, but I still do whatever I can to try to take toxins out.
one of the main uses of my PE1 is to detox.I keep asking, to detox skin, to detox the lymph, organs, which frequency do I need.
I take enzymes, tap, take zinc here and there, teas, chlorella, bear garlic, minerals, etc, mostly for cleaning the body.
I'm aware that foods also play a big role, so always thinking to eat things that may help my body get warm and do its job. And so on.
Epigenetics is an interesting field as it takes our minds away from what people call 'genetic deffect'.
I somehow refuse to believe we are born to be sick and to detox badly, or to have this or that deffect or quality and we have to live with that until we die.
I always refused to believe I had to live with lyme disease until my last day.
Positive thinking helps more than you believe. Just see what photons and homeopathy do together, it is amazing in itself. It is not positive thinking, but it is just information treatment!!!
Energy medicine does change the way the body behaves, from deep inside. Classic homeopathy can do profound changes, even in the behavior, dreams, and the way the body is used to work (digestion, detox, etc).
Dr. K says there are some vitamins or minerals missing in the methylation cycle (if my memory is good), that can be replaced or taken orally, if my memory is good. Take a look at his slides on neurologic diseases.
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quote:Originally posted by Brussels: I feel that most people sick with lyme have detox problems, and these are long lasting, very chronic and probably the cause of our illness.
I always refused to believe I had to live with lyme disease until my last day.
I couldn't agree more!!!
My only ongoing "treatment" is what everyone should be doing anyway for good health. Diet, exercise, sleep, balance of work/recreation, sunshine, etc. My only supplements are vitamin D, iron, armour thyroid, iodine, and 5HTP at night.
I can't say which is the most important of those as all are equally important. I have found that adding 3 cups of greens to my diet daily has been profound. I really think it gives the vitamins/minerals my body needs to detox. I also eat three different colors of veggies per day and bright-colored fruit. Some meat, some eggs, some dairy. No grains.
I no longer use the photons very often. I used them on a sore that was healing, that was a couple months ago. I think they were a HUGE part of my healing, but not a stand-alone treatment.
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Six worte: I can't say which is the most important of those as all are equally important. I have found that adding 3 cups of greens to my diet daily has been profound.
I really think it gives the vitamins/minerals my body needs to detox. I also eat three different colors of veggies per day and bright-colored fruit. Some meat, some eggs, some dairy. --------------
I do ALMOST EXACTLY as you!!
On the table, I always count my veggies, minimum from 3 to 5 and they must be colorful and organic.
Consuming non organic brocolli causes more harm, in my opinion, than not consuming it. Some veggies are awfully loaded with toxins, like non organic meat.
I however do eat grains (rice, rye, oat and spelt). Not in great amounts, but without grains, I feel hungry after a few days and lose weight.
I eat loads of ghee butter too. And add all Indian spices I enjoy eating to cooking normal food. They do add flavor and feel wonderful!
Photons can be used to help detox. Just make the right questions, and the treatment plan appears. Can it clean the lymph? Can it clean my liver? Can it clean the skin? And so on.
I use it to detox more than anything else.
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quote:Originally posted by Brussels:
I do ALMOST EXACTLY as you!!
On the table, I always count my veggies, minimum from 3 to 5 and they must be colorful and organic.
Consuming non organic brocolli causes more harm, in my opinion, than not consuming it. Some veggies are awfully loaded with toxins, like non organic meat.
I however do eat grains (rice, rye, oat and spelt). Not in great amounts, but without grains, I feel hungry after a few days and lose weight.
I eat loads of ghee butter too. And add all Indian spices I enjoy eating to cooking normal food. They do add flavor and feel wonderful!
Well, that's not a surprise! I wonder how much diet has to do with us staying well? Probably a lot!
I use potatoes (white, purple, sweet, etc.) and quinoa a few times per week and that helps with weight/fullness.
I also will once in a while eat organic corn chips or organic popcorn, but I do feel a difference in inflammation when I do. And, when I have a treat, it's pizza at the place I grew up going to (no other pizza is worth it). It has a cracker-thin crust, but it is wheat. Total is maybe once or twice per month for these "cheats."
I eat lots of butter, too, but regular organic butter. Also olive oil, mayo, etc. I cook with a lot of spices and herbs. Most of the time I put some kind of hot pepper on my food, too .... I just love it!
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Here's a list of the worst/best produce as per pesticide use (for the USA) -
Broccoli actually isn't too bad from what I've heard. It's always best to get organic but sometimes it's really expensive. Organic broccoli was close to $5 a lb. here not too long ago. Some things I always try to get organic like apples or apple juice, lettuce, celery, kale...
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I think a lot of sprouted vegetables and grains are great for health. Sprouts convert phytic acid to phytase which is far more digestible. I heard a natural healer talk about gluten as rich in protein. Its the health of the gut which determines how we use protein as a positive versus a negative. If you are gluten intolerant, its your gut not the gluten which comes into question. So a ban on glutens isn't necessarily a good thing. What should be considered is how we make bread. Bread is generally fermented (probably makes the gluten digestible), the manufacturing in the fourties and fifties bread was fermented for 24 hours, now bread is fermented no more than a couple if that. How bread is made could be a determining factor as to how digestible it is. Even the bread at health stores needs to be questioned, much of that bread isn't fermented any longer than the store chains. We should consider the process of making and baking, that it may be more important to digestibility then the quality of the ingredients, however bread used to be made with iodine now it is made with bromides.
So the digestibility of the diet is more important than just the quality of the food. The question: is it the process of preparation or the quality of the food which is making us less healthy -- and thats everyone ?
Biophotons might not help if the diet isn't as good as it needs to be. Biophotons are just part of the process. Good water, good air, and good foods are all part of the solution. Along with the amount of EMF exposure and ions in the air.
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Sparkle, I just test broccoli in common shops for years. So far, never found one that tested 'good to eat'.
It's like potatoes. They feel like radioactive!!
Here in Germany the organic broccoli does not cost much. There are loads of veggies that are very inexpensive, all organic.
Now I reached the point that I only eat organic, from A to Z. There is variety, they are fresh, and prices are falling. I think I'm very close to 100%, at home. Except when I go to restaurants, about once a week or so.
Organic meat is though expensive. But I still buy now ONLY organic meat. I just eat less, more eggs in place, loads of butter (like Six), olive oil, many oils as I can eat (I mix about 2-3 oils in salad), small seeds (flaxseed, sesame, sunflower, etc).
Nuts, whatever falls in my hands and that I do not react with allergy.
------------------ Bob is right: our guts must be restored to accept many types of food. Many people cannot digest raw veggies anymore.
It takes time to re-learn how to digest loads of things, when the gut is in bad shape.
Funny about the 24 hour thing. I learned that to make a good pizza dough, you got to wait about 24 hours. I learned that with an Italian who does a delicious stone oven pizza.
Next day, it smells sour.
But when we cook, I suppose the yeast dies, and then, what's the use of fermentation?
Our waffles we do at home also have at least 20 hours of fermentation. The whole house smells the fermented dough, but it is yummy. We just do like that because that's the recipy we got.
My Indian friends ferment rice before cooking it!
--------------- Six, I do not understand when you say inflammation. Which part of your body has inflammation? The gut? Joints?
Since lyme, inflammation is gone for me. I am only suffering from inflamation when my candida activates again (then I get skin inflammation).
Otherwise, I do not get any visible problem with foods (except for allergies). Some still cause me allergies. My mouth burns. Is that what you mean?
We do eat similar!! Only difference is that we are still consuming gluten (but not wheat anymore). Wheat is out, because of my daughter. She developed an allergy to it, but she can take spelt.
Since I'm off wheat for about 10 months, it does feel strange when I consume it. It feels harder to digest, less tasty, less nourishing. I really do not crave wheat.
Once you take spelt, it's hard to come back to wheat. It is ancient wheat, just less transformed, closer to the older types.
When I'm on a trip, after about a week I feel bad again. Not much energy, something is like missing. It is the food, in my case. Probably wheat, pesticides, not fresh food...
I need to eat well, every single day. I can cheat one day, but not many in a row. I do find, for myself, food is essential for keeping healthy. It is not the amount, it is the quality. The way you cook, probably play a role.
Another thing I love is lentils. So easy to do, and so yummy. We can keep changing to different types. They are very inexpensive here (the organic ones). I add ghee butter inside, some garlic, it's very tasty only like that!
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Brussels when we ferment for 2 hours versus 12 hours it might affect the chemical composition of the dough. Or like homeopathy where the less of a substance the stronger the frequencies, the longer ferment might add a stronger frequency one we might resonate better with. Like our ancestors they fermented much longer. It could be we are conditioned to understand biologically a longer ferment cycle. Or the compisition of the gluten is different within the dough. I eat sourdough bread with loads of butter in the mornging with fruit. It was curious when I read someone suggest the 24 hours. It gave me the idea it might true, I've been eating sourdough bread for quite some time and it has a long ferment time.
I know its all supposition. It would be interesting if you fed rats in two control groups, 2 hour and 12 hour fermented bread and see if there is a difference.
I can eat badly for weeks without issue now, but I don't. It is an issue with me. I easily gain weight, wish I was more successful in reducing calories. To reduce the weight I eat a lot of greens. Instead of a salad, I puree vegetables into a mixture using parsley, cilantro, celery, sprouts of various kinds, an onion -- then squeeze a lemon and some olive oil with a couple of cloves of garlic. Making enough for 4 days, then I add some sauerkraut with the concoction. To me it tastes great, very few calories, lots of vitamins and minerals. Very easy to digest, probably sounds odd though. Doesn't bother me.
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Brussels - maybe you have a problem with broccoli in general? Some people avoid it due to sulfur - I believe... Rain falls everywhere. We can't really get away from pesticides & other toxins completely.
I tried during various times in my life to eat a very clean diet, all organic, juicing, etc. It didn't really effect my illness. I like to eat good, healthy food in general but I can't afford it right now.
i don't really trust Whole Foods which is the mondo health food store here in the US. It put alot of the mom & pop operations out of business. I read that their bottled water has a very low rating for safety... I'm glad they are here but I shop there alot less these days than I used to.
So - I have to eat what I can afford... Does this mean I'll never get well? I hope not. It's great for people to try to eat clean food but I have to think of my food as being nutritious. I think part of it has to do with belief.
There are stories of great spiritual people or mystics existing off of things that many consider as poisonous... Maybe we have to be like that these days? We have to transform the toxins into nourishment.
If you can afford all organic - great. Not everyone can. We just have to try to do the best that we can. I never had a problem with gluten or dairy. I eat sugar & coffee. Like I said - I did eat a pretty restricted diet at times but it didn't effect my health all that much.
Everyone has their issue that they have to deal with. I don't think my problem is related to food. I try to be moderate & stay away from highly processed things, canola oil, high fructose corn sweetener, soy, GMO crops.
Meat, chicken & fish are really tricky. I try to get the free range kinds. After Fukishima - I don't even want to eat most fish. It's really hard to find good food in general. I found some frozen cod that was OK. I think it was from the Atlantic.
I like all of your ideas! You guys could cook for me any day! I love sourdough bread, fermented foods, butter, olive oil, coconut oil...
I had a taste for some Russian borscht. I had to have a big debate with myself whether to get the supermarket soup bones or not... I went for it. I don't think I've seen any organic soup bones anywhere.
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quote:Originally posted by Brussels: Six, I do not understand when you say inflammation. Which part of your body has inflammation? The gut? Joints?
My rings get tight. I feel like the lymph is clogged up. I gain a couple pounds of water weight. Maybe inflammation isn't the right word for it.
And what you said about raw veggies is so true. It took me years to heal my gut enough to be able to digest raw fruit and vegetables.
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Sparkle, I don't think we'll have quite figure the true negative affect of fukishima. We sure won't ever get the real truth. And for the same reason I worry about the chem trails which affects the ph of the soil.
Six, couldn't agree more about lymph, which is one of the main issues I had to address. Created a poke root tincture to help address it. For me it was a big issue. I still use poke root if I have a cold or virus. I'll have to make some more this year.
If your body reacts to broccoli and we look a bit deeper more than just the chemical issue. It is possible to be alergenic to the actual microbes in our gut. Especially since the gut terrain is probably rebuilt trying to battle lyme.
I believe my gut is much different than when I got sick. It maybe stronger but different, just had some cheese cake my daughter brought over, shhhhh don't tell anyone, I already feel sooooo guilty.
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Sorry to have diverted your thread so much, Healing in SC! I think it's informative, though.
Yes, Bob - the chemtrails are a big deal but some people start frothing at the mouth if I mention "conspiracies"... I think the chemtrails are why so many people are deficient in vit D3, not to mention the barium & aluminum. I heard that "chemtrail-proof" seeds are being developed but the big multi-nationals.
Getting back to the topic - I think biophotons treatments can help us to try to survive all this junk they throw at us.
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Healing - how are you doing with your treatments? How are you feeling?
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FYI, I am the wait list for a PE-1 and it is about 12 weeks right now.
Just wanted to pass on this info.
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I'm also at fault for the diversion of the thread, so I appologize healing. And its good to see others venturing on using light for healing. You go birdie67, it would be great to hear about your progress.
Here's a tip healing, the LED can be used in combination with other things. When Dr. W. who got us interested in light therapy would give IVs of magnesium and zinc as part of his therapy and just water while doing an LED treatment. Now we can't do IVs ourselves normally but a magnesium lipsomal might help with a liposomal glutathione or in combination of both. Liposomals are pretty good, I've made liposomal vitamin C and a with a little bit of echinacea tincture when I have a cold. You could also put a little bit of ionic zinc in the liposomal mixture if you make it yourself.
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He also had some homeopathics in that IV, but I can't remember what they were. I think it was a saline solution with the minerals and homeopathics. They were awesome IV's, I looked forward to them every time.
He also had us drink a MINUMUM of a liter of water during treatment!!!!
I took mag and zinc when I returned and continued treatment. I also did coffee enemas and drank whey protein for glutathione since I didn't have any other way to get glutathione here.
Good points, Bob.
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Hi Tammy Very thoughtful of you to ask. I am coming along nicely.Will share more down the line.
We r working on many issues. So good to see positive shifts and lifts that I have never seen before in all these years.
And its nice to have a caring practitoner that is working with me and giving me much needed support.
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Healing - very good to hear! Enjoy the progress you are making:)
When you are up to it, please share more. Wishing you the very best.
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Healing you might want take some of the ideas in the thread to get his opinion. If he as open as he is caring it might help him/her to help you. I know from a Gigi comment along time ago how much Dr. K values patient information.
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Thanks again Tammy. Bob TY I am doing that already. And she and my LLMD are very open to any info,as I am. Posts: 905 | From Santa Cruz,Calif | Registered: Aug 2005
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