Dr. Maxwell Nartey
Professor of Symptometric Science, American School of Symptometry, NFP
World Center for Health Education & Scientific Enlightenment
Are migraines the same as headaches, or are they interchangeable? No, they are not. Migraines are migraines and headaches are headaches. However, before I point out the difference, here is some background information.
There are two nerves in each cerebral capillary and capillary. These two nerves are: the vascular nerve, and the splanchnic nerve. Then, there are motor neurons that dilate the capillaries and the arteries to facilitate the action of filtration force for maximal blood flow. It is maximal blood flow that delivers a lot of oxygen, electricity, heat and nutrients to the lobes.
There are four lobes in the brain. These lobes are: 1) the parietal lobe 2) the occipital lobe 3) the temporal lobe and 4) the frontal lobe.
Migraine is the pain impulse the nerves that are in the capillaries of a lobe transmit to the central nervous system.
Headache is the pain impulse the nerves that are in the arteries of a lobe transmit to the central nervous system. Hence, the difference. Therefore, migraine should never be confused with headache.
Why are the nerves transmitting the pain impulse to the central nervous system? The answer is, 1) myelin (nerve coat) has been stripped away and 2) the nerve is experiencing a lot of tension.
There is tension because the surface area of the lobe has been significantly reduced. The brain is getting smaller because 1) it is losing brain substance 2) an inflammation stripped away myelin and 3) an aneurysm or a brain tumor is tightening the surface area even more. This is called compression.
Why is the brain shrinking? Here is what must be known.
The brain is made of brain substance, and this brain substance is called white matter and gray matter. White matter and gray matter are made of amino acids, minerals, vitamins, heat, human salt and a lot of electricity, and extremely little fat.
There are a lot of vibrations in heat and in electricity, and this is because heat and electricity are the branches of energy. It is these vibrations that enhance the firmness of the brain and maintain the shape, and the form of its convolutions, and the membranes that cover them.
Therefore, any factor or item that releases vibrations that are stronger than the brain’s vibrations, will destabilize white matter and gray matter. It is this destabilization that will cause the slow disintegration of white matter and gray matter.
As brain substance disintegrates, the surface area for neuronal connectivity and electrical activities becomes smaller and smaller, and the pathways become entangled.
Also, this shrinkage will cause a lot of surface tension in some lobes. It is the nerves that are under a lot of stress, pressure and tension that will transmit the pain impulse to the central nervous system. This explains temporal headache, vertex headache, frontal headache or occipital headache.
Occipital headache or migraine (at the back of the head) is the most dangerous of all, and here is why.
The occiput houses the cerebellum, which hosts the vasomotor center, the respiratory center and the cardiovascular center. If the occiput continues to lose brain substance, and it is massively congested, the person could experience cardiac arrest, respiratory failure or heart failure. This is why every headache is a warning that should be taken seriously so that its source can be removed as quickly as possible.
Treating chronic headaches or migraines cavalierly with herbs, pills, etc., or ignoring them, is a mistake that must be corrected, especially if the individual intends to have a long life. There are headaches or migraines associated with:
- Epilepsy
- Brain tumor
- Brain aneurysm
- Hunger
- Hypertension
- Thirst
- Insomnia
- Drinking coffee
- Drinking tea
- Hepatic (liver) congestion and
- Menstruation. A headache can be the ripple effect of congestion associated with menstruation.
Can MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) detect the source of a headache or a migraine? No, it cannot unless it is a brain tumor or a brain aneurysm.
If the diagnostic equipment cannot detect the source of the headache or migraine, does it mean the person is lying? No, the person is being truthful. It is the scope of the diagnostic equipment that is too limited. Basically, MRI’s light vibrations are too weak to penetrate the cells to reveal how compression tension is forcing the nerves to transmit the pain impulse.
Since the scope of MRI is too limited, Symptometry must use correlation diagnosis to reach where diagnostic equipment cannot reach.
Is frontal headache or migraine better than the other headaches or migraines? No, it is not because the cerebral cortex where our personality is shaped and defined, is in the frontal lobe. If the surface area of the lobe continues to shrink, the person’s personality will also begin to change, and the activities that are carried out in the frontal lobe may stop because of compression tension and pressure.
Given that what causes a chronic headache or migraine is also what causes brain shrinkage, it would be beneficial and appropriate to share some of the causes of brain shrinkage with the public. The causes of brain shrinkage include:
- Ice. It shrinks the brain. Boxers and kick boxers whose head injuries are treated with icepacks will have a shrunken brain. Stenosis (narrowing of the blood vessels) always occurs in a shrunken brain due to compression tension. Migraines or headaches are also associated with stenosis. Chewing ice, adding ice to a drink or to water, will cause stenosis.
- Head injury from a car accident, from head butting, a bad fall where the person falls on their head, kick in the head, a heavy object falling on a person’s head; head injury from a fast baseball hitting the head, from banging the head against an object, from a blow to the head with a fist, a hammer, a baseball bat, etc., may cause a brain tumor, brain damage and brain shrinkage.
- Poison. Every poison that is not neutralized will cause the disintegration of brain substance and brain shrinkage. Poisons include the poison of viruses, bacteria, fungi, etc.; man-made poisons like rat poison, ethylene glycol, and the poisons made with radioactive isotopes.
- Toxic alkaloids. Lectins, allantoin, sparteine, lactucopicrin, etc. are among the toxic plant alkaloids that cause brain shrinkage.
- Venoms. Bee venom, stingray venom, and snake venom will shrink the brain.
- Coffee, tea and chocolate will shrink the brain. Why? Here is why. The poison in coffee is called theobromine. Look it up. There is theobromine in chocolate and in coffee. The poison in all teas is called theophylline. Look it up. Every poison releases strong negative vibrations, and it is these strong negative vibrations that destabilize and shrink the brain. Brain shrinkage reduces the surface area for neuronal connectivity and electrical activities. Does this mean people should not drink coffee and tea anymore? This factual revelation simply tells the truth about theobromine and theophylline without any embellishment, but it is also letting people know that something can be done to reverse brain shrinkage.
- Concussion. All footballers must know that concussion shrinks the brain.
The idea that our brains shrink naturally is simply not true. Something is causing the brain to shrink, and it is the above-listed agents, products and factors that shrink the brain to cause occasional or chronic headaches or migraines.
To restore brain health, these brain shrinkers must be neutralized, and the brain must be overhauled and rebuilt. Symptometry has the matrix that reverses brain shrinkage.
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