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Recieved: 2000/04/20 22:26
Subject: Re: [K-list] electromagnetics...for Dan Winter
From: Mystress Angelique Serpent
On 2000/04/20 22:26, Mystress Angelique Serpent posted thus to the K-list:
At 06:44 PM 4/20/00 -0700, Susan Carlson wrote:
>Interesting what you say about Iron. Mystress shares occasionally about how
>women are protected from heart disease(?) by their natural cycle of losing
>iron thru menses while men are not. She may share the exact research. I
>can't remember it all. It does go against what I learned in nursing school
>that almost anyone could benefit from iron supplimentation.
I doubt that I could find my references. It was an article in a local
"new age" magazine I read a few years ago. It resonated as truth, so I
remembered it.
The essence of it was that excess iron in the blood is corrosive to
the blood vessels, and the body responds to this corrosive effect by lining
the blood vessels with cholesterol to protect them. Women shed excess iron,
men don't.
It was an article by a Doctor, who took a different approach to
analysing men's and women's heart disease statistics, and insisted there
was no relationship between a high cholesterol diet and blood cholesterol
levels, that colesterol is manufactured by the body.. a theory which has
since been validated.
He had been using himself as a guinea pig, eating a diet as high in
cholesterol as he could manage, (6 eggs for breakfast every day, etc.) and
donating blood twice a year to remove excess iron. He had been doing it for
several years, and had no increase in blood cholesterol, at all.
In medieval times, men were bled at the change to seasons, as a
"cleansing", which provoked the bone marrow to make fresh new blood. The
article suggested men donating blood twice a year was a positive modern way
to get the same beneficial effects. Women shed excess iron every month, and
are more liely to suffer from anemia.. so women's heart disease statistics
don't come close to men's till after menopause.
While reading the article, my inner voice also suggested that bleeding
was a good, tho slow way to remove blood-borne environmental toxins, such
as lead, solvents, and mercury, from both genders. Every time blood is
removed, a percentage of the toxins would be removed also, and fresh blood
made by the body. Doing it repeatedly over a period of a few years, with
supplements to prevent anaemia would result in the percentage of toxic
blood circulating in the body to become almost nil.
Maybe I should patent the process, eh? ;)
My inner voice does give me odd health ideas, sometimes.. like when I
was watching the movie, "The Abyss", they showed a breathable liquid
developed to allow deep sea divers to avoid the bends.. this is a real
invention, developed locally. It occured to me that if some kind of gentle
soap/detergent was added to this liquid, and combined with a body vibration
like one of those big massage chairs, it could be used to "wash out" the
lungs of people suffering from plugged alveioli such as coal miners who get
"black lung". Combination of sonic vibration cleaning like is used for
contact lenses, and a dishwashing liquid for lungs.. wash the gunk out so
these people could breathe again. Like a high colonic, but for the other
end.. :)
At the time, it seemed so obvious, I figgered someone else had
probably already thought of it.. but it's been 10 years since I saw the
movie, and I haven't heard of any such invention, so I am beginning to
think I ought to talk to a patent lawyer.
Hey, more money for the Kundalini sanctuary project!
Blessings!
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