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THINKING THROUGH PHYSIOLOGY – A COVID-19 ANGLE As you know, the ‘experts’ advising politicians today about viral issues are not much for thinking through physiology. Either this is due to missing out on some basic ABCs of health when they were trained, or they refuse to think about these things on purpose in order to
Covid-19 Zinger on Zinc Read More »
With everything going on perhaps we should cover some viral issues as we understand them from the perspectives of Dr. Emanuel Revici. You may a recall that he was the medical doctor Albert Eistein referred to as a genius. As you know, at least if you have been following this blog over the years or
Virus Fears and a Take from Dr. Emanuel Revici Read More »
The oral microbiome and its impact on teeth has changed from the paleo era to the more recent agrarian one with its industrial revolution. That change has not been beneficial for our teeth. At the Biomedx live hands-on workshops, you might know we use the lab microscopes not just for various live blood and dry
Paleo Teeth vs. Veggie Teeth Read More »
This primo vascular system (as in Bong Han Vessels which compose the body’s meridian system) has yet to make its way into anatomy or physiology textbooks. Nevertheless, if you have a microscope capable of high level imaging, you can learn the work of Dr. Keiichi Morishita from Japan to see remnants of this system in
Primo Vascular System Under the Microscope Read More »
It is always fascinating to see spirochetes popping up in microscope samples gathered from gingival material. I was going to say it is fun, and while it is exciting to see microbial action going on under the scope, it can also be disconcerting to those whose sample is being viewed. I’d like to show you
Microscopic Look at a Spirochete Invasion Read More »
The Bonghan vessel system (the meridians of acupuncture) was discovered by Bong Han Kim of North Korea in the early 1960’s. Actually it was likely discovered before that by some anatomists beginning in the 1600s but those discoveries never gained traction for further study. Kim wrote a total of five papers on this vessel system,
Microscopy and the Bonghan Vessel Read More »
YOUR INTESTINES MAKE BLOOD CELLS Perhaps you thought blood cells only derive from bone marrow. Well, not quite. Recently scientists have found a new source of blood cells in the body and they derive from the intestines. When doing intestinal transplants, researchers began to notice that the transplant recipients were showing signs of having the
Your Intestines Make Blood Cells Read More »
SOME NEW TERMINOLOGY on BLEBS, BLOBS, and ‘WHAT THE HECK IS THAT’ ! ? I will be introducing some new terminology in the class workbook soon. If you are old school Guenther Enderlein or Gaston Naessans, you will be familiar with the terms protit, symprotit, and somatid. Because these words tend to be outside standard
Blebs, Blobs, and ‘What the Heck is That’ ! ? Read More »
In the natural health field we are accustomed to thinking about cancer very differently than the way they do in the medical field. But a recent paper has hit the medical literature that may start to change things. Well maybe in the next century or so as things do not evolve easily when monopolies are
Cancer Research of Interest Read More »
Genomics is a buzzword today. Since almost from the beginning of the Biomedx microscope workshops, the genetic connection has always been in play as we look at live blood and make an association to diet and blood type wherein we consider dietary lectins in relationship to blood type and health. That consideration was based on
Genomics, Plants, and Lyme Read More »
THE Q-COLLECTIVE I’ve been using this phrase for what Biomedx has been teaching for a while now. The Q-Collective refers to our approach where we recognize and work with the quantitative, qualitative, and quantumtative aspects of heath. During the process of tweaking and rearranging things for classes I am forever in a quandry of what
The Q-Collective for Health Read More »
As far as I can tell, the new administration’s pre-presidential reference to “law and order” where health care is concerned has been dropped from the to do list. Further, Congressman Rand Paul in his proposed “Obamacare Replacement Act” has language to explicitly exempt health care providers from anti-trust laws. If you don’t know it, Title
Health Insurance? Not Really. Read More »
Question: What is Blood? Answer: Blood is a colloidal suspension under the control of zeta potential. Recently political debates (if you could call it that) were held with one party here in the US. The subject of vaccinations came up. Two doctors were asked their opinion. Lost on everyone; doctors are not qualified to render
And the Answer to What Blood Is, is… Read More »
We recently had memorial day weekend in the USA. It is sometimes seen as the official start of summer and many hot dogs are often consumed while the day itself is a time to honor the men and woman that have fought and died while in the military. Yet on holidays like this I can get a
Of Hot Dogs and Hospitals Read More »
While I’d like to get Biomedx into your DNA by seeing you come to a workshop and begin to think through health in the most dynamic way ever, right now I’ll just share a little DNA news which comes by way of the Ancestry blog. Interesting tidbits like… Every strand of DNA inside you, unwrapped,
So I’ve been pondering… how to best phrase the totality of what the Biomedx course is about, and I came up with: It’s a magical marathon of mirth and learning the modes and methods of microscopes, meters & measures to meticulously move mere mortals to understand mighty health miracles minus the murky medical myths that
Rich Man, Poor Man, Best Blood Read More »
Often people think a Biomedx workshop is only about microscope work, but the microscope is just one tool used to understand the dynamic life processes going on at much deeper levels in the body. One of the big areas we’ve been moving on is what we call the… BIOMEDX BIOLOGICAL RESET This incorporates an eclectic
The Biomedx Biological Reset Read More »
From: Linda, unregistered nurse. I was recently showing a doctor what I do, and he told me it was nice to see such excitement from someone embarking on a new endeavor. Then I had to tell him I’ve been doing this work for over 15 years! And yes, I still get as excited now as
At workshops there is much discussion about physiology and different “states” that people can find themselves in. During the process of discussion, at the beginning, people are often confused about keeping the terms anabolic, catabolic, anionic, cationic, anions and cations straightened out in their minds. Sometimes it takes a while to get it all sorted out. Explanatory pictures
Anions, Cations, and One More… Read More »
I am not sure why it took me so long to put this into the program but I’ve gone ahead and finally done it. We have a section in the workshop now on gingival screening. I have no doubt this will prove to be one of the most powerful microscope modalities you will be using
Of Oral Spirochetes & Politicians Read More »
To briefly recap from last newsletter: KELEA is the acronym for; Kinetic Energy, Limiting Electrostatic Attraction. I put the comma in there as it is a natural place to do this for understanding. To say it another way, it is kinetic energy that limits electrostatic attraction. At least that’s how I see it. Let’s put
Recap on KELEA Water & Other Insights Read More »
So I was talking to a practitioner a short time ago who was doing his live blood microscopy work with a client. The client, a gentleman, was being kind of quiet, a little different, and the practitioner made note of it but just brushed it off afterwards. A few weeks later he got a letter
Those Dang Medical Boards Read More »
I got a call the other day from Dr. John Martin. He discovered a stealth adapted viral component in a polio vaccine released a while back. John worked for the FDA’s Bureau of Biologics between 1975-1980, started working on stealth adapted viruses in 1986 with the University of Southern California as a tenured professor, and
Stealth Adapted Viruses and a Third Energy Pathway Read More »