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20. Calf Pain / Leg Pain
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Under “Calf Hardness” in this chapter, I have described the various obesity types.
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People with loose muscles without any tone were grouped under Withered (W), Skeletal (S) or Thin (T) types.
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These people for want of food energy and calcium, would suffer from intense body pain, especially in their calf areas.
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Under such conditions of ‘starvation’, the fingers in the hands, toes, and at times the whole leg, may ‘pull aloof’ as if the person is suffering from some kind of nervous problem.
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Such a pain is often mistaken to occur because of overwork and strain. This is so because, when people walk or jog long distances, they tend to get this pain.
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The cure for this will be to eat adequate food to cope up with the energy need required for the work performed.
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A quick recovery from pain can be had by taking a glucose drink, made with about 10 grams of glucose dissolved in 250 ml water, taken preferably twice or thrice for just one day, with food. The pain in calf, and also all over the body would disappear overnight.
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Pain killer analgesic drugs would help to ‘forget’ the pain almost instantly. Whereas, energy substitution with glucose would take a day to give the benefit.
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However, one should not depend upon glucose all the time for the needed energy, as this would precipitate the development of insulin dependent diabetes mellitus type-I.
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The quantity of food eaten, especially the energy-giving carbohydrates and fats, should be increased. If this is not possible, one should choose to eat high density foods, such as meat, poultry items and the like, on a regular basis.
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The pulling of limbs or fingers can be instantly stopped by treating these parts either with a hot water bath, or exposing them to infra-red rays for about 20 minutes, just once.
.
Again, the glucose intake or increased food consumption would correct the problem for the moment.
.
It is true that one should not eat too much of food. But, it is also equally true that one should not eat too little food.
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The food eaten should tally with the energy spent in the activities. Only then, the body would continue to stay in a healthy state. A continued shortage of food energy will result in duodenal ulcer.
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See Duodenal Ulcer.
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21. Chest Burn / Pain in Upper Abdomen
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When the acid digestive juice from the upper part of the small intestine (duodenum) goes up the food canal, instead of going down to the intestine, it gives rise to some kind of pain. This is often called a chest burn.
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Some who experience this kind of pain for the first time tend to mistake this for angina (heart pain) and they become much alarmed.
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The chest burn can happen when a person wears very tight clothes (belt, underwear, pant, skirt, etc.) at the waist, or lies down on bed immediately after eating food.
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This can occur frequently among aged people, in whom indigestion coupled with chest burn can occur if they remain without any form of exercise at all.
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People of all age groups, who are prone to duodenal ulcer, get chest burn very frequently. In this group of people, curing duodenal ulcer will prevent the occurrence of chest burn.
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See Duodenal Ulcer, Indigestion.
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22. Common Cold
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Common cold is believed to be of virus-origin. I have established that virus is not an organism at all, and that it is only an acid reaction in the body.
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Therefore, there cannot be an antibiotic drug (or poison) to kill the so-called microbe.
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When our body becomes overly acidified due any one or more of the causes listed elsewhere in this book, such as consumption of too much of acid foods, fruits and drinks, over-work, sleeplessness, intake of chemical-based drugs for various illnesses, then the inner lining of various organs, including the throat region, get corroded by the acids, and this gives us a sore throat.
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If we neutralise the hyperacidity of the body almost immediately after recognising the sore-throat problem, then, the burnt membrane grows back within overnight, and the sore throat gets normalised.
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If we fail to neutralise the body’s acidity, then, the acidity increases. This gives rise to common cold. Again common cold is not caused by any virus.
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Common cold is only a symptom that indicates a series of intermediate stages in the body’s attempt to neutralise the hyperacidity and then turn it into a mildly alkaline state. Once the body’s reaction becomes alkaline, the common cold ‘goes off’.
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In persons who are of Skeletal, Thin of Perfect body frame, the process of neutralisation from severe acidity, and conversion to mild alkalinity tend to take only some two to three days or so. The number of days for the above conversion tends to differ depending upon the quantity of calcium accumulated within the body of the person.
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In Obesity Type III people, with cH 60-80%, it would take even three full weeks for the common cold to disappear.
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Since Obesity Type IV people, with cH 80 – 100%, have plenty of calcium in their body (due to under-urination), they will never get any sore throat, common cold or flu at all. If their blood is tested, it would show good immunity against hepatitis.
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The occurrence of common cold should be considered as
a ‘body-friendly’ nuisance, rather than a disease.
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Without the interference of common cold, our body would continue to get deteriorated with increasing acidity, leading to ‘easy’ death, as it happens at “Stage W-8” (i.e., bed-ridden at the end-stage in life, e.g., at the last stage in Cancer).
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Table-3 vividly illustrates what is being said here.
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See Body Heat, Gout, Immunity Against Virus Diseases, Urine – Burning Sensation, and Virus Diseases.
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20. Calf Pain / Leg Pain
.
Under “Calf Hardness” in this chapter, I have described the various obesity types.
.
People with loose muscles without any tone were grouped under Withered (W), Skeletal (S) or Thin (T) types.
.
These people for want of food energy and calcium, would suffer from intense body pain, especially in their calf areas.
.
Under such conditions of ‘starvation’, the fingers in the hands, toes, and at times the whole leg, may ‘pull aloof’ as if the person is suffering from some kind of nervous problem.
.
Such a pain is often mistaken to occur because of overwork and strain. This is so because, when people walk or jog long distances, they tend to get this pain.
.
The cure for this will be to eat adequate food to cope up with the energy need required for the work performed.
.
A quick recovery from pain can be had by taking a glucose drink, made with about 10 grams of glucose dissolved in 250 ml water, taken preferably twice or thrice for just one day, with food. The pain in calf, and also all over the body would disappear overnight.
.
Pain killer analgesic drugs would help to ‘forget’ the pain almost instantly. Whereas, energy substitution with glucose would take a day to give the benefit.
.
However, one should not depend upon glucose all the time for the needed energy, as this would precipitate the development of insulin dependent diabetes mellitus type-I.
.
The quantity of food eaten, especially the energy-giving carbohydrates and fats, should be increased. If this is not possible, one should choose to eat high density foods, such as meat, poultry items and the like, on a regular basis.
.
The pulling of limbs or fingers can be instantly stopped by treating these parts either with a hot water bath, or exposing them to infra-red rays for about 20 minutes, just once.
.
Again, the glucose intake or increased food consumption would correct the problem for the moment.
.
It is true that one should not eat too much of food. But, it is also equally true that one should not eat too little food.
.
The food eaten should tally with the energy spent in the activities. Only then, the body would continue to stay in a healthy state. A continued shortage of food energy will result in duodenal ulcer.
.
See Duodenal Ulcer.
.
.
21. Chest Burn / Pain in Upper Abdomen
.
When the acid digestive juice from the upper part of the small intestine (duodenum) goes up the food canal, instead of going down to the intestine, it gives rise to some kind of pain. This is often called a chest burn.
.
Some who experience this kind of pain for the first time tend to mistake this for angina (heart pain) and they become much alarmed.
.
The chest burn can happen when a person wears very tight clothes (belt, underwear, pant, skirt, etc.) at the waist, or lies down on bed immediately after eating food.
.
This can occur frequently among aged people, in whom indigestion coupled with chest burn can occur if they remain without any form of exercise at all.
.
People of all age groups, who are prone to duodenal ulcer, get chest burn very frequently. In this group of people, curing duodenal ulcer will prevent the occurrence of chest burn.
.
See Duodenal Ulcer, Indigestion.
.
22. Common Cold
.
Common cold is believed to be of virus-origin. I have established that virus is not an organism at all, and that it is only an acid reaction in the body.
.
Therefore, there cannot be an antibiotic drug (or poison) to kill the so-called microbe.
.
When our body becomes overly acidified due any one or more of the causes listed elsewhere in this book, such as consumption of too much of acid foods, fruits and drinks, over-work, sleeplessness, intake of chemical-based drugs for various illnesses, then the inner lining of various organs, including the throat region, get corroded by the acids, and this gives us a sore throat.
.
If we neutralise the hyperacidity of the body almost immediately after recognising the sore-throat problem, then, the burnt membrane grows back within overnight, and the sore throat gets normalised.
.
If we fail to neutralise the body’s acidity, then, the acidity increases. This gives rise to common cold. Again common cold is not caused by any virus.
.
Common cold is only a symptom that indicates a series of intermediate stages in the body’s attempt to neutralise the hyperacidity and then turn it into a mildly alkaline state. Once the body’s reaction becomes alkaline, the common cold ‘goes off’.
.
In persons who are of Skeletal, Thin of Perfect body frame, the process of neutralisation from severe acidity, and conversion to mild alkalinity tend to take only some two to three days or so. The number of days for the above conversion tends to differ depending upon the quantity of calcium accumulated within the body of the person.
.
In Obesity Type III people, with cH 60-80%, it would take even three full weeks for the common cold to disappear.
.
Since Obesity Type IV people, with cH 80 – 100%, have plenty of calcium in their body (due to under-urination), they will never get any sore throat, common cold or flu at all. If their blood is tested, it would show good immunity against hepatitis.
.
The occurrence of common cold should be considered as
a ‘body-friendly’ nuisance, rather than a disease.
.
Without the interference of common cold, our body would continue to get deteriorated with increasing acidity, leading to ‘easy’ death, as it happens at “Stage W-8” (i.e., bed-ridden at the end-stage in life, e.g., at the last stage in Cancer).
.
Table-3 vividly illustrates what is being said here.
.
See Body Heat, Gout, Immunity Against Virus Diseases, Urine – Burning Sensation, and Virus Diseases.
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