After years of training and research and assessments, I finally understood.
An unhealthy internal environment After years of being exposed to air pollutants, chemicals in our food supply and drugs (yes there is a time and place for antibiotics and important medicines –this is not a debate), along with emotional stress and all the rest, the detoxification system of the body got sluggish. The human body has been exposed to more chemicals in the last 50 years than ever before in history. Approximately 10 million tons of toxic chemicals are released into our environment by industries yearly. Of these, over 2 million tons per year are recognized carcinogens. Congestion Sluggishness translates to congestion in the liver, kidneys and possibly the lymphatic system and the uterus. The energy becomes stagnant and the toxins aren’t getting flushed out. Imbalanced gut flora A toxic internal environment becomes a host to strains of bacteria that thrive in such conditions. Bacteria are always accompanied by their friends; viruses, parasites and fungal infections. This is referred to as dysbiosis which turns out is the cause of most genital and lymphatic system problems by inflaming the mucus membranes of the genital system. Can anything be done? YES! Here are the steps 1. Reducing toxic load Here we examine what foods you are eating, the cleanliness of the water you’ve been drinking and eliminate all unnecessary toxins in your household and products 2. Diet A diet for the control of candida, parasites, bacteria & viruses is imperative to speed up the process 3. Opening the emunctories Here we open the pathways and exits to the detoxification organs such as the liver and kidneys, and support them to drain and release the build up 4. Dysbiosis therapy This displaces, inhibits and destroys pathogens. It strengthens the internal environment and replaces and restores normal flora 5. Tonify the Qi The last step is to tonify the Qi (energy), add any nutritional support required and support psychological healing Best to leave yourself in the hands of a professional for optimal guidance and support. My goal is to target disease by identifying and addressing the body’s underlying imbalances that have created its symptoms. To resolve the symptoms, my approach is to re-initiate the body’s ability to recognize the challenges it faces and support its ability to resolve its state of disease. Dr. Adams, M. (2015). Differential Clinical Diagnosis Using Biotherapeutic Drainage for Optimal Patient Outcomes. Vancouver, BC.: Seroyal. Worldometers. http://www.worldometers.info/view/toxchem/ United Nations Environment Programme. http://www.unep.org/
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