THE DIABETICS DEVELOP POLYPS MORE THAN THE NON-DIABETIC OBESE

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THE DIABETICS DEVELOP POLYPS MORE THAN THE NON-DIABETIC OBESE

(© 16 July, 2012:  Dr.V.M.Palaniappan)

Even before we can find discuss the above important observation, let me speak a little on the break we had during the past three weeks:

I went to the South Indian city of Coimbatore, on an invitation to provide a BASIC TRAINING FOR THE PREVENTION / CURE OF TYPE-2 DIABETES.

I went from Malaysia on June 21, and returned on July 6.

The event was sponsored by Wavetell Mobile Mall - a very popular mobile phone sales outlet located at 7th Cross street, Gandhipuram, Coimbatore.

This organisation appears to be well patronised, and the reason is apparent - they go all out to help their customers - not only by offering a friendly and trustworthy service, but also through very innovative ideas.

It was along these lines, they invited me to help their customers to stay healthy without any fear of Diabetes.

This was completely FREE for their customers, while the fee was very expensive to non-customers.

Guess what? This approach extended their list of loyal customers.

Well, if you have any such idea, you may want to consider similar programmes, and I should be able to help incurring you relatively less expenditure.

Now, let us ponder over the scientific reasons that back-up the finding as what makes the obese develop polyps in their colon:

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Most of us would have heard of polyps in the nose.

This appears to be more common. They are mushroom-like outgrowths.

When people have this, they go for its removal through a simple surgical procedure.

But polyps can develop in numerous locations in the body - most of the time in vascular organs such as nose, vocal cord, uterus, cervix, rectum, and the like.

Why should this develop, and these specific locations?

Let me provide you the answers here. However, even before we could see that, I want to refer to you the latest story that appeared in the news media:

I read it in New Straights Times of Malaysia, in page 32, dated Saturday, July 14, 2012:

According to the news, “obese and overweight people are more likely to develop colon polyps, a possible precursor to cancer, than slimmer people, according to an international study” published in The Journal of Gasteroenterology.

If you want to read the news released by Reuters, you may want to click on to the following link:

http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/07/13/health-polyps-idINL3E8IC48B20120713

I have already presented information on this in my books:

1. “Obesity: Causes, Cure and Prevention” published in 1998: pages245-246.

2.  “Cancer: Causes, Cure and Prevention”, dated 2010 - in page 271.

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The current study says that the heavy people are more likely to have polyps.

As per my findings, polyps are NOT the result of obesity.

Both, polyps and obesity have the SAME risk factor (i.e., cause).

What is the risk factor? Or, what is the cause for these two to occur?

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Those who follow my Blog regularly should know the reason by now.

People become overweight and obese because of the accumulation of excessive calcium within their body.

The Type-2 Diabetes mellitus itslef is the result of excessive calcium accumulation within the body, and is certainly not due to excessive intake of sugar or carbohydrates.

I have established this fact very well in my book "Diabetes: Causes, Cure and Prevention" 2011.

Calcium can accumulate within the body due to several reasons. Such reasons include:

Under-urination: Excessive calcium that enters into the body through food and drinks are normally thrown out through urine, faeces, menstrual fluid, semen, and the like.

If a person does NOT urinate adequately, the calcium tends to stay within the body - accumulating in the tissues, and that will make the person overweight and obese.

If menstruation stops in a woman (menopause), the excess calcium that gets thrown out at monthly intervals gets stopped, and that will accumulate to make her overweight and obese.

If a man does not ejaculate his semen, that amount of calcium that is supposed to go out in the semen would stay back and get accumulated within the body. Of course, major part of this calcium will make the prostate gland enlarged.

Under normal circumstances, most of the vegetables tend NOT to release their entire calcium content during the process of digestion.

In other words, some of the calcium content in the vegetables eaten tend to get locked up that they will not be absorbed by the intestine.

Such calcium gets out of the body as part of the faeces.

Problem crops when a person constipates.

In acute constipation, the faeces gets stagnated in the colo-rectal region.

When the faecal matter stays there for too long a period, the calcium content present in the faces will get absorbed by the adenoma cells - the glandular cells that line the colon, rectum, etc.

If acute constipation prolongs for longer period, then, the brain comes to the rescue. It induces the adenoma cells there to secrete water into the colo-rectal area, so that the hardened faeces would turn slimy - a way by which the faeces can get out through the anus with some ease.

When the faces turns slimy, the medical fraternity calls it diarrhoea. To me, as per my definition I have elaborated in ALL my books, this is what should be called CHRONIC constipation.

So, in chronic constipation, unfortunately, when the faeces turns slimy, bacteria turns it ACIDIC.

When the slimy faeces turns acidic, the lockes-up calcium  gets RELEASED out, and the intestine absorbs the calcium in full.

In fact, the absorption of calcium in chronic constipation is much greater when compared to that of the acute constipation.

Chronic constipation (i.e., slimy faeces) can also occur when a person eats ripe PAPAYA fruit.

That is, if a person eats ripe papaya fruit daily (or any other over-ripe fruit), the faeces keeps slimy all the time.

That would mean that abundant calcium gets absorbed into the colo-rectal tissues.

This will invariably give rise to polyps.

Another interesting observation I had made is that those who develop chronic constipation also develop DIVERTICULUM - also outgrowths from the colon.

Diabetic patients, often mislead by health advocates, tend to eat papaya daily. As a result, their faeces remain slimy ALL the time. This would definitely give them polyps, initially.

Prolonged papaya fruit consumption by the diabetic people (for about five years or so) gives them COLON CANCER, initiated by polyps during the earlier years.

SO, AS PER MY FINDING, THE EXCESSIVE CALCIUM ACCUMULATION COMING FROM THE SLIMY FAECES, BY THE GLANDULAR ADENOMA CELLS AT THE COLO-RECTAL REGION GIVES RISE TO POLYPS, AND CANCER SUBSEQUENTLY.

AGAIN, THE RETENTION OF THE ACCUMULATED CALCIUM IN THE CELLS OF ALL THE ORGANS IN THE BODY MAKES A PERSON OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE.

THOSE PEOPLE WHO ACCUMULATE CALCIUM DUE TO UNDER-URINATION (OR DUE TO EXCESSIVE INTAKE OF CALCIUM-ENRICHED FOOD OR CALCIUM SUPPLEMENTS) MAY NOT DEVELOP COLO-RECTAL POLYPS AND COLO-RECTAL CANCER. (They would develop any of the other cancers: e.g., breast cancer, if breast tissues accumulate the excess calcium.)

HOWEVER, ALL THOSE WHO ACCUMULATE CALCIUM FROM THEIR FAECAL MATTER (DUE TO MANAGING THEIR FAECES IN A SLIMY STATE ALL THE TIME) WILL INVARIABLY GET COLO-RECTAL POLYPS. 

HENCE, HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF DIABETIC PEOPLE DEVELOP COLO-RECTAL POLYPS AND CANCERS.

The above are my confirmed findings.

More on this may be read in my book “THE TRUE CAUSES OF ALL DISEASES” (2008).

Will the current researchers, especially: 

Dr. Hutan Ashratian from Imperial College in London who co-authored the study,

and 

Dr. Michael Leitzman who has researched earlier on obesity and adenomas who has urged caution now, recognise MY FINDIGS?

Dr. Palani, Ph.D.