NEW MEGA SERIES: HUMAN DISEASES, REDEFINED

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DISCLAIMER:
Western medical researchers and Registered Medical Practitioner have different opinions on all matters presented in my Blog. You are requested to follow the instructions given by Registered Medical Practitioners for the care of your health. Information given here is to provide you with the knowledge for better evaluation and understanding of the health problems.


2. Allergy
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Development of allergy is a symptom that forms the body language, through which the brain indicates the unsuitability of the product that has gone into the body. It is helpful to humans, and should not be considered a disease.
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If allergy did not develop after the consumption of a poison, we may continue to consume it more and more, and that may turn out to be fatal.
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It would be best to prevent the allergen and safeguard our health, rather than trying to suppress just the symptom with drugs.
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A meaningful course of action should consist of (a) prevention of further input of the allergen, and (b) immediate suppression of the allergy with drugs, for the prevention of discomfort or sufferings.
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A substance that can create allergic reactions in a person may not do any harm in another. Even some substances that are considered useful to the body can turn out to be allergens to some. To understand the above phenomenon, let us see an analogy:
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A bowl kept on a dining table has already been filled to its brim with some soup. If we are going to pour a little more of the soup into the same bowl, it is bound to overflow and spoil the table cloth.
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We know very well that vitamin-A is good for the well-being of the body.
Let us consider the case of a person who has already received enough of this vitamin through the food sources he/she has eaten.
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If such a person is going to take some extra vitamin-A in the form of some supplements, then, his/her body would find it impossible to use, or even contain it within the body.
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Therefore, the brain indicates the error, through the body language, by creating allergic symptoms. In this example, the disease is called Hypervitaminosis-A.
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A rapid elimination of the excesses of a large number of the substances through increased water consumption and proportionally liberal urination should set right most of the problems.
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However, in this particular case, since vitamin-A, similar to vitamins D and E, is not water-soluble, and its easy elimination may not be possible.
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Therefore, prevention of excessive consumption of such ‘allergens’ should prove more meaningful.
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Other water-insoluble vitamins include vitamin-B, B-complex and C. These excesses can get leached out through urinations easily.
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Most of the minerals are water-soluble, and they enter into our body through the consumption of foods.
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Under normal circumstances, any excess that enters into the body gets eliminated through normal urinations.
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Problem would arise only when a person habitually under-urinates all the time.
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Such under-urinations result in the accumulation of minerals in the soft tissues of the body. As a result, the person becomes obese.
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Large number of allergic reactions tend to occur only in persons who are obese, particularly because of the excessive accumulation of calcium, magnesium, iron, aluminium and several such substances. .
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The Skeletal, Thin, and Perfect persons do not seem to over-react to most of the substances that tend to be allergic to the obese.
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Even perfumes tend to get rejected by the body of the obese, and headache happens to be the symptom here.
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Pharmaceutical products that contain large quantities of vitamins and mineral substances in the names of food supplements tend to create numerous and even fatal diseases, which by right, should be labelled as allergens.
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Following the rule that anything in excess can be dangerous, even water, when consumed in extremely large quantities, can prove to be dangerous.
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The latter can remove as leachates through excessive urination most of the wanted and essential nutrients, resulting in serious nutrient-deficient symptoms.
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Thus, even water in excess can turn out to be an allergen to the body.
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Certain allergens such as pollens, dusts, mites, fungi, bacteria, smoke, etc. could be conveniently called ‘irritants’ rather than allergens.
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As far as I have traced, all the hair dyes are highly poisonous. It does not mean that no one should use it.
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As long as it is applied to just the hair (without contaminating the scalp), the hair dyes do not do any harm.
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Normally, the instructions given in the labels tend to mislead the users. Using a pair of gloves and applying the dye all over the head is an erroneous and dangerous method.
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The right way is to use a toothbrush and a comb, and apply the dye only to the hair. This should be done in a manner identical to combing the hair several times.
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Whereas, the calcium and vitamin-D excesses that accumulate in the body simulate allergens and give rise to many miseries that include the development of several fatal diseases, such as tumours and cancers.
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3. Anaemia, Iron Deficiency
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Mineral iron is vital for the formation of haemoglobin. Haemoglobin goes to make the red blood cells (RBC). An inadequacy of all these gives rise to anaemia, and that makes the person look pale.
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To cure this, if a synthetic iron mineral supplement in a large dose is given (e.g., in the form of Ferrous sulphate), then, it can give rise to iron toxicity – a new sickness, and that will form an iatrogenic problem.
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It would be better to (a) find the cause for the shortage of iron in the body, and (b) correct it with the administration of natural products / foods, rather than using a synthetic sub-stance.
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Under-urination would result in the accumulation of calcium within the body, and that in turn would suppress the absorption of iron, resulting in shortage of the latter mineral.
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Excessive urination, on the other hand, leaches out the water-soluble iron mineral, resulting in its depletion from the body to the extent of giving rise to anaemia.
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The iron inadequacy can also occur because of its shortage in the foods consumed.
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At times, even if some of the vegetables contain adequate quantities of iron, the mineral may not become available for absorption by the body.
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To enhance such absorptions, conversion of the reaction media of the vegetables from an alkaline state to an acid medium may become a necessity.
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This can be done by adding garlic (while cooking) that is highly acidic in nature.
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Addition of even the sour-tasting tamarind (Tamarindus indicus), lemons or tomatoes would help in the release of the ‘locked-up’ iron for utilisation by the body.
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Thus, some amount of intelligent care should be exer-cised while cooking food substances.
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To sum up, iron from natural resources is better than synthetic chemicals.
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4. Alopecia (Balding)
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This refers to diffused or sparse baldness, and is more common in men. Even the coin-like patchy baldness comes under this category.
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There are several types in this hair fall category. The causes too are very many.
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My book on Hair Problems: Causes, Cure and Prevention (2005) has answers to practically all problems associated with hair.
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See Hair Problems, Grey Hair, in this book.
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.Next posting: Heart Pain, Pain in Joints, and Asthma....
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