Science

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Disease vs Health
Ask the right questions
Is Health Lack of symptoms?
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Medical Model

• Claude Bernard declared, All the vital
  mechanisms...have only one object to preserve
  constant the conditions of ... the internal
  environment 1935
• Based on Homeostasis
• Your System will develop Disease from pathogens,
  genetic, or systems wear out
• Medical prevention of disease vital signs Blood
  pressure, pulse rate, temp. genetic causes

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Principles of Allostasis optimal design,
predictive regulation, pathophysiology and
rational therapeutics. Peter Sterling
Cambridge University

• In medicine, major diseases now rise in
  prevalence, such as essential hypertension and
  type 2 diabetes, whose causes the homeostasis
  model cannot explain.And treating these diseases
  with drugs to fix low-level mechanisms that are
  not broken turns out not to work particularly
  well.

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Medical Therapies based on science ??

• Based on Homeostasis
• Placebo controlled trials (Effect vs Toxicity)
  For all?
• Patented Chemical Intervention to bring values
  back to their normal
• Vaccinations (same for all?)
• Surgery

Allostasis (stability through change), takes
virtually the opposite view.
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Vital Signs and Their Values

• A mean value need not imply a setpoint but rather
  the most frequent demand.
• It also seems past time to reevaluate the core
  hypothesis of the homeostasis model, that the
  average level of each parameter represents a set
  point which is defended against deviations
  (errors) by local feedback
• This model captured much of the experimental
  truth in a simple preparation such as an
  isolated organ or an animal whose brain has been
  silenced by anesthesia or decerebration which
  were the primary experimental models for over 100
  years.
• But regulation under natural conditions presents
  a response pattern that the homeostasis model
  cannot easily explain.

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Blood Pressure

• Consider the record of arterial blood pressure
  measured continuously over 24 hours in a normal
  adult Far from holding steady,
• 110/70 mm Hg for two hours
• As the subject dozes in lecture 80/50.
• When he is jabbed with a pin150/70
• having recognized the joke 80/50.
• During sexual intercourse 170/90
• during sleep to 70/40
• one hour as low as 55/30
• .

In the morning pressure steps up nearly to its
level during sex and remains high for hours
Allostasis stability through change
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Medical Studies or how to work numbers

• 2000 people for Study
• Group A 1000 patentable chemical
• Group B 1000 placebo
• Group A 2 deaths
• Group B 4 deaths
• Relative benefit 50 less death rate
• Absolute must treat 1000 to save 2
• Essential Dont think about the long term
  effects or the cause

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Whats in Placebos Who Knows? Analysis of
Randomized, Controlled Trials the Annals of
Internal Medicine 2008

• Dr. Beatrice Golomb
• there isnt anything actually known to be
  physiologically inert. On top of that, there are
  no regulations about what goes into placebos, and
  what is in them is often determined by the makers
  of the drug being studied, who have a vested
  interest in the outcome. And there has been no
  expectation that placebos composition be
  disclosed.
• example type 2 diabetes drug
• placebo A (composed of Peanut oil, high in B3)
• placebo B (composed of Corn Oil, low in B3).
• The results
• significant improvement compared to placebo A
• no improvement against placebo B.
• B3 aggravated diabetes
• placebo A ,making the drug appear more effective
  than it really is.

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Medical Costs Not Sustainable

• US Income 2.6 trillion 2012
• US Budget 3.4 Trillion 2012
• Medicare Debt 38 Trillion 2012
• 12 billion a day on chronic illness
• 41 infant mortality (directly linked to
  vaccinations)
• Average American 12 RXs/ year

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68 trillion for current health care

• Medicare 24.8 trillion Obligation per
  household 212,500
• The first of 77 million Baby Boomers turn 65 this
  year and qualify for Medicare.
• That 25 trillion is likely an underestimate,
  because it counts on 165 cost-saving changes in
  the health care reform law.
• Many of these are unlikely to occur such as
  cutting physician payments 30 by 2012
• Social Security21.4 trillion per household
  183,400
• Federal debt 9.4 trillion per household
  79,900
• Military retirement/disability 3.6 trillion
  per household 31,200
• Federal employee 2 trillion per household
  17,000
• State government 5.2 trillion per household
  44,800

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Science of Chiropractic

• There is a relationship between the body's
  structure and function. It is the study of how
  the nervous system affects the body's system and
  organization.

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Report of Findings
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Allopathic Healthcare Model
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Chiropractic Potential
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Philosophy of Chiropractic

• The body's innate intelligence, that is, the
  wisdom of the body to heal itself.
• A.D.I.O.

This is The Why The Intention The Everything
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Art of Chiropractic

• B.J. Palmers goal was to create a systematic way
  to objectively locate and analyze vertebral
  subluxations
• and to verify the changes that occur when
  vertebrae become subluxated
• and to verify the changes when the vertebral
  subluxation is corrected

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The Truth

• We Chiropractors work with the subtle substance
  of the soul. We release the imprisoned impulse --
  the tiny rivulet of force -- that emanates from
  the mind and flows over the nerves to cells and
  stirs them into life. We deal with the majestic
  power that transforms common food into living
• B.J. Palmer

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Normal vs Distortion of Posture Structure
Function
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Respect the Bodies Processes

• Pain
• Infections
• High Blood Pressure
• Diabetes
• Cholesterol
• Depression
• Doctors are men who prescribe medicines of which
  they know little, to cure diseases of which they
  know less, in human beings of whom they know
  nothing Voltaire 1692-1788

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• Dave 56 Years Old
• 15 Years of
• High Blood Pressure
• 10 Medications
• Joint Pain Tylenol
• Asthma Inhaler Steroids
• Indigestion Prevacid
• High Blood Sugar - Metformin
• Constipation
• High Cholesterol Lipitor
• Neck Muscle Spasms Soma
• Sleep Problems Ambian
• Sexual Dysfunction Viagra
• Depression - Prozac
• Aspirin To Thin Blood?

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New Health Paradigm
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Tylenol and NSAIDs Cause Arthritis

• Decrease cartilage production
• Inhibits proteoglycan production (the building
  blocks of cartilage)
• Causes accelerated bone destruction
• American Journal of Medicine, 1999, Dec.

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Aspirin and Tylenol

• People who take aspirin and Tylenol
  (acetaminophen) suppress their body's ability to
  produce antibodies to destroy the cold virus.
• Journal of Infectious Disease Dec 1990

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Acetaminophen linked to C.O.P.D.

• Researchers found that regular use of the
  over-the-counter painkiller acetaminophen was
  linked to higher rates of asthma and chronic
  obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), as well as
  reduced lung function.
• American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care
  Medicine May 1, 2005171966-971

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5000 people a year die from
Asthma
Salpeter SR, Buckley NS, Ormiston TM, Salpeter
EE Meta-Analysis effect of long-acting
Beta-agonists on severe asthma exacerbations and
asthma-related deaths. Annals of Internal
Medicine 2006144(12)904.
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The researchers believe..

• 4000 of the 5000 deaths were caused by the asthma
  drugs and not the asthma..

Long acting Beta Agonists (inhaler medication)
have been shown to increase severe life
threatening asthma exacerbations as well as
asthma related deaths.
.Salpeter SR, Buckley NS, Ormiston TM, Salpeter
EE Meta-Analysis effect of long-acting
Beta-agonists on severe asthma exacerbations and
asthma-related deaths. Annals of Internal
Medicine 2006144(12)904.
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FDA Warning

• FDA Low serum magnesium levels can result in
  serious adverse events including
• muscle spasm (tetany),
• irregular heartbeat (arrhythmias),
• convulsions (seizures),
• risk of cognitive decline,
• decreased DNA production,
• type 2 diabetes,
• increased risk of fractures of the hip, wrist,
  and spine with high doses or long-term use.

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Human Blood Pressure

• Weight lifting 400/200
• Carrying packages 250/160
• Arthrosclerosis dependant on blockage
• Resting 100/60
• Diabetes 160/100
• Heart disease 160 gt / 90 gt

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Blood functions are

• Supply of oxygen to tissues
• Supply of nutrients such as glucose, amino acids,
  and fatty acids
• Removal of waste such as carbon dioxide, urea,
  and lactic acid
• Immunological functions, white blood cells, and
  detection of foreign material by antibodies
• Coagulation, which is one part of the body's
  self-repair mechanism
• Messenger functions, transport of hormones and
  the signaling of tissue damage
• Regulation of body pH
• Regulation of core body temperature

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Respirate
15 min a day deep breathing within 3 weeks lowers
BP
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BETA BLOCKERS/ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME
INHIBITORS

• The blood output of the heart is artificially
  reduced, causing less oxygen to reach the bodys
  cells and tissues.
• The result will be normal blood pressure cuff
  readings.
• The body still needs all that blood it needed
  before taking the drugs,
• The body is now being forced to go through life
  with less oxygen than it needs, and organs slowly
  start wearing out. Premature aging.
• The long term destructive side effects of these
  drugs include
• Early death from heart disease, cancer, and
  diabetes
• 1. CDC website Tables 1 and 7 cdc.gov/nchs/fastats
  /deaths.htm
• 2. JAMA 2002287612-617.
• 3. Rogers S MD The High Blood Pressure Hoax Sand
  Key 2006.
• 4. Graveline, D MD Statin Drugs 2006
• 5. International Medical World Report 1 Sep 2000
  Amsterdam
• 6. Gress, T MD Antihypertensive therapy as risk
  factor for diabetes New England Journal of
  Medicine 30 Mar 00 vol 342 p 905

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Higher Blood Pressure Had Lower Death Rates

• Heart failure patients with high systolic blood
  pressures had lower death rates.
• Mortality rates were more than four times higher
  for those with systolic pressures of less than
  120, in comparison to those who had pressure over
  161.
• These conclusions were gleaned from research on
  more than 48,000 heart failure patients seen at
  259 U.S. hospitals between March 2003 and
  December 2004.
• Journal of the American Medical Association
  November 8, 2006 296(18) 2217-2226
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Low Blood Pressure Nyuna Raktachap

• What is low blood pressure (Nyuna Raktachap)
• If the pressure of the blood being pumped by the
  heart into the arteries falls below the average
  140 (systolic) and 80 (diastolic), there may be
  increase in the pulse rate, cold sweats, and a
  feeling of extreme weakness.
• .if it falls below the minimum necessary for
  sound health, it should cause worry. The first
  requirement is to ascertain the cause of the
  malady.

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Prophylactic Aspirin Not Effective or Safe

• People who are diagnosed with heart failure and
  follow a treatment regimen that includes blood
  thinners such as aspirin or coumadin could be
  putting their health into more danger.
• Based on the results from this study, experts
  said that treatment of heart failure involving a
  multitude of drugs that proved to be ineffective
  should be eliminated as a treatment option.
• American Heart Journal July 2004148(1)157-64
• The researchers note that "Conventional
  nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are
  associated with a spectrum of toxic effects,"
  something which many patients are likely unaware
  of.
• "No difference was noted in the incidence of
  cardiovascular events irrespective of aspirin
  use."
• JAMA September 13, 20002841247-1255

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Saanvi 2 yo severe allergies, autoimmune disease,
failure to thrive, fully vaccinated.2 months of
care skin clearing, able to tolerate healthy
fats, and happy.
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Anaphylactic Children Canaries in the Public
Health Mine Shaft

• In the presentation speech as winner of the 1913
  Nobel Prize in Medicine for his work with
  anaphylaxis, Charles Robert Richet said,
• We are so constituted that we can never receive
  other proteins into the blood than those that
  have been modified by digestive juices. Every
  time alien protein penetrates by effraction, the
  organism suffers and becomes resistant.

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Vaccinations Cause Disease
Disease associated with Vaccinations Crohn's
disease, colitis, insulin dependent diabetes,
asthma and allergies, rheumatoid
arthritis, eczema, psoriasis, scleroderma,
Nephritis, systemic Lupus thyroid gland tissue,
Grave's disease. If it affects the thymus gland
you develop myasthenia gravis. SIDs, minimal
brain dysfunction, ADD/ADHD, learning
disabilities, mental retardation, autism,
multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, Lou Gehrig's
disease, Guillen Barre,, seizure disorders, etc.,
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• I was at one time a great lover of the medical
  profession. . . . I no longer hold that opinion.
  . . . Doctors have almost unhinged us. I believe
  that a multiplicity of hospitals is not test of
  civilization. It is rather a symptom of
  decay."-----Mahatma Gandhi

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8 yo asthma/ear infect
10 yo asthma/ear infect
6 yo asthma/ear infect
12 yo asthma/ear infect
No Chiropractic Care Multiple vaccinations Multipl
e courses antibiotics Synthetic foods No
Enzymes Tylenol Advil
American Children 138 autistic 14 special
needs 10 min. Brain injury 74 doses of 16
vac. (1/2 of 1 moms have Hep B)
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After 90 Days

• Dave 56 Years Old
• 15 Years of
• High Blood Pressure
• 10 Medications
• Joint Pain Tylenol
• Asthma Inhaler Steroids
• Indigestion Prevacid
• High Blood Sugar - Metformin
• Constipation
• High Cholesterol Lipitor
• Neck Muscle Spasms Soma
• Sleep Problems Ambian
• Sexual Dysfunction Viagra
• Depression - Prozac
• Aspirin To Thin Blood?

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Chiropractic Potential
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The Chiropractic Adjustment