NEW MEGA SERIES: HUMAN DISEASES, REDEFINED

..
.
The information related to Calf Hardenss is of tremendous importance, if you wish to guard your health for rest of your life, and if you wish to follow what I am going to write about very many important diseases, including cancer, heart attack, diabetes, etc.
(If necessary, please read three times, or until you can comprehend the information thorougly)
.
.18. Calf Hardness (cH)
.
The density of the muscles at the lower leg – the calf hardness (cH) – can be in one of the following four forms:
.
It can be super soft and tender, without any tone, giving a feeling of ‘skin and bone’ when felt between fingers. I recognise this to be in-between cH -60 and cH -1.
.
Of the above, the worst type of –60 to –41 will occur only among the withering diabetic patients, in its advanced stage, after their brain shedding a lot of their body weight.
.
A reading of anything between cH –40 and –21 will belong to very thin persons called the Skeletal category. This body structure will be the result of excessive calcium loss due to excessive water consumption and over-urination.
.
People considered as of Thin type will have a cH that will measure between –20 and –1. Some amount of calcium is there in their body, yet it is not adequate for the body’s perfect health.
..
Nicely filled muscle that feels spongy will belong to the Perfect category of people. The cH of this group will be between cH1 and cH20%. The calcium content in this group of people should be considered as of optimum level. Their water consumption should be a around 2 L per day, and urination should be about 8 - 10 times.
.
People with 21 – 40% hardness at their calf will belong to Obesity Type I. This group will have slightly tougher muscle. This happens when the calcium content in the body increases slightly above the optimum. Their water intake could be about 1½ L a day, and urination could be about 6 – 7 times.
.
The calf of Obesity Type II people will be tougher than the Type I persons, measuring between cH 41 and 60%. Their overall physique will appear to be very attractive.
.
They also tend to have dimples on their cheeks. This will result when people accumulate much more calcium than the previous case. Irrespective of their water intake, which generally tends to be about 1 L daily (some may drink more), and their urinations will be just 4 – 5 times.
.
When the type II people accumulate more calcium within their body, their calf becomes extremely tough, and would measure with a cH of 61 – 80%, and they will end up being Obesity Type III. Their body frame will be very big. Most of the people in this group tend to drink only little water. There could also be people drinking plenty of water. However, irrespective of the intake, they will be urinating only about twice or thrice a day.
.
Those who drink little (some of them more) water, but void very small quantities of urine twice daily, would end up accumulating enormous amounts of calcium in their body. As a result, their calf will be felt as rock-hard, and they take up a huge form. They will be called Obesity Type IV.
.
When the Obesity Type IV people have reached a cH of 100%, it will mean that they have accumulated the maximum quantity of calcium their body can tolerate.
.
Anyway, the Obesity Type IV people are bound to continue their lifestyle without any change. Therefore, they will continue their long-standing practise of voiding only very little urine. When the accumulation goes beyond 100%, then, several functions of the body will collapse, leading to the death of the person. One of the reasons for this is, that the calcium within the body behaves in a manner identical to excessive sugar or carbohydrate intake.
.
In order to prevent a fatal mishap, the brain comes to the rescue, in a manner similar to the development of Hashimoto’s hypothyroiditis by destroying the thyroid gland through the secretion of auto-antibodies.
.
Two actions are needed to save the life of the person: One requires the prevention of the absorption of excessive calcium, at least from this stage onward. This will be achieved by a reduction in the quantity of insulin secreted.
.
(* Since body will continue to require some amount of calcium and/or sugar for the continued existence, insulin secretion does not get totally stopped, as it happens in the case of Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus Type I.)
.

The second requires the removal of the calcium excesses through forced urinations*. This way, the brain induces frequent urination in the person against his will of refusal to urinate. Thus, the two together make the person a diabetic.
.
(* It is quite probable that the brain induces lactic acid secretion at various locations within the body (or transport it through the lymph fluid to all the calcium accumulated regions) to neutralise the alkaline calcium for its easy removal through the forced urinations.)
.
The above rescue process of the brain can be achieved only if the person has been drinking more than a litre of water daily.
.
In fact, most of the diabetic people tend to drink somewhat similar to the Skeletal people, even 3 or 4 L of water daily. In this people, it is the gross under-urination that spoils their health extensively.
.
Now, what happens if an under-urinating person of the Obesity Type IV-kind drinks extremely little water (e.g., only about 500 ml daily) or small quantities of bottle drinks, juices, and the like?
.
In the reduced-water drinking and under-urinating per-sons, even if the brain tries to force out urinations for the elimination of the excesses, it cannot happen because the little water will not be able to contain all the dissolved calcium excesses in it – beyond its saturation levels (hypersthenuria).
.
Further, the little water that is in the body of the person will be required as a medium for the functioning of the body’s activities of digestion, transportation and the like, that they cannot be ‘pumped’ out of the body. Therefore, the brain may not induce a diabetic situation in this kind of people.
.
For the above reasons, in the body of the Type-IV reduced water/liquid consuming persons, the calcium excesses continue to accumulate even beyond the 100% tolerance level.
.
At this, the calcium excesses, in the presence of vitamin-D and cholesterol, accumulate in the cells of the soft tissues to become benign lumps.
.
If other substances, such as uric acid, too join in, then, other stone diseases such as renal calculi, prostate calculi, cyst, fibroid, etc. too may develop.
.
At the same time, the inner walls of the blood vessels too will get thickened, giving rise to what is called arterio-sclerosis. Even the tiny blood vessels within the heart, called coronary arteries, develop blockages in them.
.
When these happen, the Obesity Type IV person is called a “Withered” person, indicated with the letter “W”.
.
A person at an early stage of deterioration will be called a “W-1” type. The next stage of deterioration will be W-2. Thus, I have recognised clinically 8 stages altogether.
.
The last or the 8th stage will be the bed-ridden condition, and that will be beyond the point of recovery – in death bed (See Appendix I, the life cycle poster).
.
When a person reaches W-1 stage without developing diabetes mellitus-type II, he/she is bound to continue accumulating more and more of the calcium.
.
When this happens, the cells of the soft tissues will have to burst and get destroyed. That may not be a desirable course of action for the brain.
.
Instead of the cells getting burst, the brain induces each of the cells to divide (through mitosis kind of cell division) into two so that they can share and keep all the accumulations.
.
This way, more accumulations tend to promote more cell divisions in the soft tissues, resulting in cancer. This latter condition will belong to stage W-2, W-3 and so on.
.
A person at Obesity-IV or in W-1 stage, at its peak, can develop heart pains (angina) and heart attacks that may result in the death of the person.
.
The latter can occur due to blockages in the coronary arteries within the heart due to a rapid build up of calcium along with vitamin-D and cholesterol, called arterial calcification, thus preventing free blood flow to the tissues of the heart itself, resulting in heart failure, otherwise called a myocardial infarction. Such a person will not live up to undergo the next withered stages of W-3, 4 and the rest.
.
In all, leading a hygienic way of life is very important.
.
See Leprosy, and Obesity.
.
.