Dr. Maxwell Nartey
Professor of Symptometric Science
American School of Symptometry, NFP
People have high blood pressure, heart disease, asthma, lung disease, neurosis, cellulitis, edema, kidney disease, hyperlipidemia, and so on. Here is what people should know about diseases that they have never been told about.
Recent developments do not explain why a person is sick. For example, mosquito bites that cause malaria, Dengue fever, yellow fever, or a viral infection that causes herpes, HIV, influenza, etc.
The cause of every sickness dates back to childhood or even gestation when sludge, fungus, and worms were part of the blood transferred to the child, causing an inherent weakness.
Inherent weakness causes zero resistance to changes in the atmospheric pressure and acids and alkaloid poisons from foods and beverages.
Changes in the atmospheric pressure can occur two or three times on certain days, depending on the geographical region when the person has zero resistance.
For example, in the temperate regions, it can be sunny one moment, and cloudy the next within 12 hours.
In the dry regions, it can be sunny one moment and cloudy with dust storms the next. It can be windy for about four hours and calm for the next five hours.
Some areas can be cool for two months, followed by rains, torrential downpours, flash floods, and soil erosion, causing temperature fluctuations. Such fluctuations weaken a person’s resistance even more.
Zero resistance sets off turbulence in the body. Turbulence rips membranes and epitheliums off their foundation (basal lamina), causing chaos in the body and allowing the following to occur:
- Disharmony replaces harmony
- Disorganization replaces organization
- Disorder replaces order
- Catabolism replaces anabolism
- Deregulation replaces regulation
- Imbalance replaces balance and
- Deconstruction replaces construction
Commotion sets in and may reign supreme throughout the person’s life, causing automation to stop, energy and tissue salts to be lost, and lactic acid and sludge levels to increase. As sludge levels increase, so does the number of fungi and worms.
What do people do instead of increasing phenol levels, providing their hypothalamus with L-theanine and copper, and removing a considerable amount of sludge and lactic acid to restore automation and homeostasis? They ask herbalists, shamans, or pediatricians to stop the child’s cough, fever, diarrhea, constipation, colic, etc., with whatever they have. This is a big mistake they may live to regret. Why? It is symptom treatment.
Symptom treatment
The symptom treatment that pediatricians, herbalists, and shamans provide will never allow harmony to replace disharmony, reorganization to replace disorganization, order to replace disorder, regulation to replace deregulation and balance to replace imbalance. This will cause the baby to become a toddler, preteen, teenager, young adult, adult, middle-aged person, and senior citizen with all these imbalances that prevent the production of neurotransmitters, hormones, enzymes, peptides, etc.
I am explaining how all the diseases and addictions an adult has date back to childhood and are caused by cell neglect.
What should a person with several imbalances in their body expect when consulting and being treated by a doctor who has no clue about the source of these imbalances? They should expect patch-up work, nothing else.
The Usual Routine
What is the routine when showing up for an appointment with a physician? The nurse asks for your name and date of birth, takes your temperature, checks your weight and blood pressure, asks for the reason for the visit, and takes you to the consulting room to wait for the attending physician.
The physician comes in, does auscultation, uses equipment to check for anomalies, and orders a blood test. Generally, this is what happens during a doctor’s visit. The blood test results are in, and there are red flags.
The next step is to diagnose the disease and write a prescription, leaving the patient wondering what caused the inflammation, palpitation, frequent headaches, infection, swelling, pain, etc.
Medical Practice
People are unaware that physicians are not trained to answer such questions. They practice medicine, which is restricted to diagnosis and prescription. If some physicians discuss diet, it is out of their purview.
Medicine has absolutely nothing to do with the well-being of cells and DNA, the poisons, alkaloids, acids, coal tar derivatives, FD&C colors and alkalis in the foods we eat, the products we apply to our skin and hair, or the quality of the supplements some of us take.
Therefore, no physician can restore a sick person’s balance, order, regulation, anabolism, and harmony. The sick person will be on dialysis until they develop gangrene, causing their toes or leg to be amputated, or they will take blood pressure pills until they die of cardiac arrest. Many people know what I am talking about because their loved ones developed gangrene while on dialysis or died of cardiac arrest after taking blood pressure pills for over 30 years. My late mother was one of them. Therefore, nothing is new.
I am just engaging in the positive reinforcement of what is already known.
Symptometry Versus Medicine
Symptometry trains its doctors in restoring balance, anabolism, order, harmony, etc., in the body so the cells can self-correct, recalibrate, self-regulate, and self-perpetuate, allowing fragmented DNA to be repaired. Automation and homeostasis are restored after DNA has been repaired.
Disease will never stop hurting the body unless the sick person makes an effort to stop taking the pharmaceutical drugs that prevent the cells from self-correcting and avoid or neutralize the foods that have been making it impossible for their cells to self-correct. This places the ball squarely in the patient’s court.
Symptometry has the science to help our cells self-correct. The question is, is the sick person ready for cell self-correction? If not, let them go back to their physicians.
Life gives us a choice. Now, the choice is between Symptometry and medicine and between Symptometry and all the branches of alternative medicine (acupuncture, naturopathy, herbalism, chiropractic, etc.).
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