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Figure 10: A schematic model of a nerve cell, its bilayer membrane, and the vasopressin receptor that converts into a 'shower head' structure and enables the filtered water from the serum to enter the cells that have the recepton Vasopressin also produces vasoconstriction, which puts a squeeze on the blood volume to produce the pressure for water filtration - reverse osmosis. Water intake and thirst sensations Figure 1: There are basically three stages of water regulation of I aa vriting thia letter to thank you for eharing your dieeovery about the need for water vith your readere. I would give this book 5 stars for the message alone. I don't neccesarily agree with some of his ideas, especially the one that humans came from creatures in the ocean who evolved, but it ultimately is about drinking more water.My main problem is this is not a easy read in any sense of the word. It just isn't " user friendly " enough. I think the dear doctor ( who I believe has since passed away ) is using lots of indepth terminology to win over other doctors and professionals in the medical field, and ends up alienating the average person who will by the book. I guess you can't please everyone all the time, but if this book was in a easier reading style and making some of his very scientific explenations a bit more understandable to people like me, would help the book sell a lot more, and get the message accross better.
intestines, passed to the liver for further chemical manipulations, and, via the blood circulation through the heart and lungs, will reach the rest of the body. If sufficient water is not taken before food, the circulating blood will be highly concentrated. It will osmoticaUy influence the cells in its path.Figure 9: A schematic representation of hormonal secretions during continued 'spiral' of stress or chronic dehydration. book, she convinced her daughter Donna to begin changing her fluid intake habits.The result astounded both mother and daughter. The following is the transcript of Donna's testimonial.
Insulin-independent diabetes Basically, there are two types of diabetes. For the treatment of one, insulin is needed because the pancreas no longer manufactures insulin.This type is called insulin-dependent or Type I diabetes. For treatment of the other, some chemicals are needed that can gradually release insulin from the pancreas so the diabetic can control the clinical symptoms.This type is called insulin-independent or Type II diabetes; the pancreas still has the ability to manufacture insulin. Insulin-independent diabetes, often established in the elderly and regulated by the intake of tablet forms of medication, is most probably the end result of brain water-deficiency, to the point that its neurotransmitter systems - particularly the serotonergic system - is being affected. The physiology of the brain is designed in such a way that it automatically begins to peg-up the glucose threshold, so that it can maintain its own volume and its own energy requirements. The brain needs glucose for its energy value and its metabolic conversion to water. The prevalent consensus of opinion is that the bulk of energy requirement in the brain is provided by sugar alone. My personal view is that this is only the case if there is water and salt shortage in the body. Water and salt are absolutely essential for the -generation of hydroelectric energy,The basics When the human body developed from species that were given life in water, the same dependence on the life-giving properties of water was inherited. The role of water in the body of living species mankind included - has not changed since the first creation of life from salt water and its subsequent adaptation to fresh water. When life on land became an objective, a gradually refmed body water-preservation system had to be created for further species development. This process of temporary adaptation to transient dehydration became inherited as a well established mechanism in the human body and is now the infrastructure of all operative systems within the bodies of modern humans. For the earlier water-dwelling species, adventure beyond their known boundaries constituted great stress in case they dried up. This 'stress' established a dominant physiology for crisis management of water. In the now 'stressed' humans, exactly the same translation and the physiology of crisis management of water becomes established. The process primarily involves a strict rationing of the water 'reserves' of the body. It is assumed that water supply for the immediate needs of the body is limited. Management of the available reserves of water in the body becomes the responsibility of a complex system. This complex multi-level water rationing and distribution process remains in operation until the body receives unmistakable signals 12 BATES-FOX Natural Vision Training 2945 North LalDstoD Street ArIiDgtOD Virginia 12207 ThlepboDt 703536 7482 Berry S. Kendler, Ph.D •. Associate Professor of Biology Manhattan College Adjunct Faculty ~ember Graduate Nutrition Program New York Medical College Without realizing it initially, Dr. Batmanghelidj was working with clinical controls in place. Prison discipline enabled him to follow up his patients, who had no possibility of evasion. Forced to use water medicinally, and water alone, Dr. Batmanghelidj was astonished in following up his patients, to find that water was effecting full cures of diverse, normally ineradicable diseases. These cures occurred in a complete fashion not seen in response to medication, which "treats" or "controls" such recalcitrant and diverse diseases as asthma, arthritis, high blood pressure and ulcers. Official medicine has only palliatives for these conditions, not cures. Slowly but surely, numerous intelligent medical doctors and researchers who studied his work, overcame the same embarrassment that had consumed Dr. Batmanghelidj, when he first began comprehending the cardinal role of water in human health and functioning. Like Dr. Batmanghelidj, these enlightened physicians came to realize that medicine was confronting a fundamental paradigm shift. Some of these board-certified physicians are quoted [60] in the book. More physicians are recognizing this central truth as the months pass.
Dr. Batmanghelidj is of aristocratic lineage in his native Iran, and when the Shah was overthrown, the doctor was arrested and jailed with more than 3,000 other well-born victims of the Khomeini revolution. While these unfortunates wore awaiting execution, Dr. Batmanghelidj was assigned as their medical officer — pending his own appearance before a firing squad. He had no medical resources other than water, in an environment pervaded by stress and terror. Indeed, the doctor found himself incarcerated in a gigantic stress laboratory. In 1979, after the Iranian Revolution, he was sent to Evin Prison in Tehran, which housed political prisoners; he was incarcerated there for two years and seven months. [3] [1] Following his release in 1982, he moved to the United States. [1] a b Hall, Harriet. (2010). "The Water Cure: Another Example of Self Deception and the “Lone Genius”". Science-Based Medicine. Retrieved 22 November 2018.Your Body's Many Cries for Water Many illnesses which today plague millions of people worldwide spring from a simple unrecognised cause - we don't drink enough water! When our bodies eventually cry out painfully in protest, we call these desperate thirst signals asthma, diabetes, arthritis, angina, obesity, Alzheimer's, high cholesterol and hypertension among other maladies. This is the breakthrough medical discovery that Iranian-born Dr Batmanghelidj outlines in this extraordinary book - and if we drank more water daily, he maintains, many of the degenerative diseases could be prevented or even cured. Dr Batmanghelidj first discovered the curative powers of water in an overcrowded Tehran prison where he was held during the 1979 revolution. One day in desperation he prescribed the only medication available for one of 3,000 terrified inmates who was literally dying of acute stomach pain - a single glass of water. The man recovered within minutes. In that moment, he asserts, 'a new era in the advancement of medical science was born.' After his release Dr B escaped to the United States to begin further research into water as a medication. Largely ignored by the American Medical Association after presenting his findings to them nearly 20 years ago, his response was to write this book to support many meticulous, peer-reviewed scientific articles. Your Body's Many Cries for Water has already sold over a quarter of a million copies in the United States alone. It has also been published in Iran, India, Slovenia, France and Germany. Many testimonial letters from readers and medical specialists alike included in this new British edition amply confirm the effectiveness of his method. Dr Batmanghelidj passionately believes that if his findings were widely adopted, billions of dollars could be lopped from annual healthcare budgets in all advanced countries - greatly reducing our dependence on manufactured drugs from the giant pharmaceutical companies. But ultimately, he says, the book should be read as a love story, like a novel which describes 'the beautiful and compelling love relationship between water and the human body.' Figure 13: The vascular system all over the body adapts to the blood volume loss by selective closing of its lumina.A major cause of blood volume loss is the loss of body water or its under-supply through losing thirst sensation. hormones and transmitters will not be limited at a later time because of a possible lower level of stored energy. Caffeine will cause an override effect until a lower level of energy storage is reached. Cola drinks have exactly the same effect. The effect of caffeine may at some times be considered desirable, but constant substituting of caffeine-containing drinks for water will deprive the body of its full capacity for the formation of hydroelectric energy. Excess caffeine will also deplete the ATP-stored energy in the brain and the body - a possible contributing factor for shorter attention span in the younger, cola-consuming generation, or chronic fatigue syndrome as a result of excess coffee consumption in later life. Excess caffeine intake will eventually exhaust the heart muscle because of its over-stimulation. Recently, in some experimental models, it has been shown that caffeine inhibits a most important enzyme system, PDE (phosphodi-esterase), that is involved in the process of learning and memory development. In reported experiments, caffeine impaired vision and memory components of learning ability in the species involved in the experiment. You must now realise why people with Alzheimer's disease and children with a learning disability should not drink anything other than water. Caffeine-containing beverages should definitely NOT be consumed. Let us now connect all the information given in this chapter with two different but related problems - hypertension and cholesterol formation - both leading to heart problems. The operating mechanism for adaptation to dehydration, which will climax into vasoconstriction, is the same as mentioned for stress. Namely, the continued actions of vasopressin and the RA system are responsible for establishing the necessary adaptation to drought. They close a number of open capillaries in the vascular bed and increase the pressure in the rest to squeeze water through the membranes into the cells in 'priority organs'. Do not forget this simple truth: dehydration is the number one stressor of the human body or any living matter.
Dr. Fereydoon Batmanghelidj was born in Iran in 1931. He attended school in Scotland, and received his medical training at London University's St. Mary's Hospital Medical School. Upon completion of his studies, he had the privilege of being selected as a house doctor in his own medical school. Dr. Batmanghelidj practiced medicine in England before returning to Iran where he helped develop hospitals and health centers. you are about to publ1sh a book with applicable testimon1es ot the H)drat10n System, my parsonal experience is gratefully offared a8 a wa;r of 8a:rinl thaDk you.Batmanghelidj, Fereydoon, Water: Rx for A Healthier, Pain-free Life (1997), Global Health Solutions; Cas&Bklt edition, ISBN 0-9629942-7-8 watery bicarbonate solution - the alkaline solution that will neutralise the acid that enters the intestine. To manufacture watery bicarbonate solution, the pancreas will need much water from the circulation. In dehydration, this process is not very efficient. For this reason, the pyloric valve will not receive the clear signals to open and allow stomach acid to pour into the intestine. This is the first step in the production of the dyspeptic pain, the initial thirst indicator of the human body. When we drink water, depending on the volume of water that enters the stomach, a hormone/neurotransmitter called rnotilin is secreted. The more water we drink, the more motilin is produced by the intestinal tract, and can be measured in blood circulation. The effect of motilin on the intestinal tract, as its name implies, is to produce rhythmic contractions of the intestines - peristalsis - from its upper parts to its lower end. Part of this action would involve the timely opening and closing of the valves that are in the way of flow of the intestinal content. Thus, when there is enough water in the body for all the digestive processes that depend on the availability of water, the pancreas will produce its watery bicarbonate so.lution to prepare the upper part of the intestinal tract to receive the acidic content of the stomach. Under such ideal circumstances, the pyloric valve is also allowed to open for the evacuation of the content of the stomach. Motilin has a major transmission role in co-ordinating this action. Motilin is a satiety hormone secreted when water extends the stomach wall. The problem begins when there is not enough water in the body for these digestive events to take place in a co-ordinated manner. In no way will the system allow the stomach's corrosive acid content to reach the intestine if the mechanism designed to neutralise it is not effective. The damage would be irreparable. The walls of the intestines do not possess the same protective layer against acid that is available to the stomach. The first thing that happens is the reversal of the strength of contraction in the valves on either side of the stomach. The pyloric valve will constrict more and more. The ring valve between the oesophagus and the stomach and the external 'valve' of the diaphragm will become more relaxed. Initially, 40 Thezdore I wanllOempbasizeboweffective thislreatmenl has beenforJc:remy and I wish you well in sharingIbis COS! effectiveand very efficacious program with 0Ihers. Onceagain Dr. Batmanghelidj, I lbw you for advisingmeon the newlreatmenl program of J=y'. allergies and asthma. Verytruly yo~
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