Dr. Maxwell Nartey
Professor of Symptometric Science, American School of Symptometry, NFP
World Center for Cell Education and Scientific Enlightenment
This article aims to educate men about what women go through when they are pregnant and to prepare women for safe and uneventful childbirth.
Many young women have known childbirth to be a traumatic and unforgettable experience that completely devastates a woman. They witnessed what their mothers went through before giving birth to their younger brother or sister, such as the screaming and the pain associated with childbirth.
In some instances, the baby was born dead (stillbirth). In most other instances, the woman died during or after childbirth. If she did not die, she might have developed post-partum depression, suicidal tendencies, anxiety or panic attacks, apprehension, weeping unnecessarily, insomnia, or symptoms of mental illness such as hallucination, talking to herself, or talking to the dead; delusions, loss of libido, vaginal prolapse, rectal prolapse, uterine sub-involution, hypertension, hypotension, hemorrhoids, anal fissure, digestive issues, etc. Many more lose their hair.
Is this the price women should pay for bringing a baby into this world? Have midwives, gynecologists, and obstetricians improved women’s conditions? No, they have not. Instead, they normalized and standardized women’s suffering and misery, expecting women to keep going through these traumatic experiences again and again. Here is my question.
Why should a pregnant woman be in labor for 15, 23, 26, 28, 32, or 35 hours? Should C-section remain her best option even if she prefers vaginal birth? Have obstetricians researched why many women cannot push out the baby in 30 minutes or less, and push out the placenta in 10 minutes or less? No, they have not, and even if some of them have, what is the solution? There is none.
Furthermore, have the obstetricians studied the underlying causes of static labor or inertia associated with labor? No, they have not. If they have, what is their solution? They do not have a solution.
The truth is that what women experienced 2,000 years ago in the filthy delivery wards of filthy hospitals throughout Europe is still happening today in cleaner maternity wards throughout the world. This is not progress. It is called stagnation in academia.
I am not interested in so-called studies, statistics, panel discussions, and forums. I am only interested in one thing, which is action. The time for action is now. Also, it is time for results. What can be done to make women’s lives better?
I studied gestation spreading over three trimesters, and the four stages of labor (dilation of the cervix, delivery of the baby, after birth, and recovery), and I uncovered the problem.
The problem
The problem that most women have been facing is that they have no clue what pregnancy entails. I will explain.
The zygote (fertilized egg) will automatically roll on the floor of the fallopian tube and descend into the uterus. Unfortunately, there are situations where a huge bump in the tube will prevent the zygote from rolling further, causing an ectopic pregnancy.
If the zygote successfully descends into the uterus, a placenta will form, attach itself to the back of the uterus, and develop an amnionic sac with renewable amnionic fluid. There must be a lot of oxygen in this placenta throughout the three trimesters. If not, the baby will die.
There is oxygen in the air we breathe, in sugar, starch, protein, water, oil, and fat, but if the woman’s liver cannot produce alpha globulins to circulate oxygen to the amnionic fluid through the umbilical cord, the baby won’t have enough oxygen, and if the baby can’t have enough oxygen and its cells can’t produce kinase and cyclin for cell division, meiosis, and mitosis (cell division) will stop, with the obvious consequence being embryonic death.
Miscarriage or the production of a mole should not be ruled out if meiosis and mitosis cannot continue. Women must understand why some of them miscarry. I will discuss infertility at another time.
If cell division in the embryo continues, the mother and baby will face another problem, and this problem is the accumulation of particle waste. Here is why.
As cells divide, the DNA in the old cells turns into uric acid, and uric acid hardens and becomes gout.
Then, the cytoplasm of the old cells, the plasma membrane of each old cell, the nucleus, and other cellular organelles in each old cell will turn into concretions (lithiasis, calculi, tophus, pebbles, sand, gravel, calcium deposits, calcification, and countless gouty deposits). Concretions will add to crusts and casts.
Now, there will be thousands of concretions in the baby that will continue to grow. Here comes the next question.
Who will remove the concretions that keep accumulating in the baby and mother? The food that the mother eats does not remove concretions. If the concretions are not removed, here is what will happen to the baby and mother.
The mother
Concretions will infiltrate the mother’s nerve fibers in her cervix, heart, lungs, diaphragm, large intestine, and uterus, making contraction and relaxation extremely difficult if not impossible. Such infiltration will cause so much tension in the arteries that the woman may start experiencing pre-eclampsia or full-blown eclampsia (elevated blood pressure, shortness of breath, hyperventilation, restlessness, nausea, severe headaches, etc.). What can gynecologists do? Prescribe pills? They have nothing for concretions.
Also, the infiltration of concretions into the woman’s nerves will increase her inability to push out the baby, and the placenta, causing static labor lasting for several hours. This is the underlying cause of static labor that no one ever explained until now. Women want to push but they can’t. Now, they have a cogent explanation for what has been happening to them in the delivery room.
Symptometry has sub-atomic particles to ionize or hydrolyze the billions of assorted concretions that impede uterine contraction in the delivery room or at home.
Then, these subatomic particles also produce thousands of ancillary enzymes to speed up the production of oxytocin, androgens (estrogens and testosterone), melatonin, cortisol, substance P, endorphin, enkephalin, dopamine, acetylcholine, histamine, epinephrine, and norepinephrine, elastin, fibrillin, actin, myosin, dystrophin, etc.
The production of a large amount of oxytocin, cortisol, endorphin, enkephalin, and substance P makes pain associated with childbirth tolerable.
Ionizing the concretions enables force, power, pressure, and strength, as well as oxygen to strengthen the woman’s back. Strengthening her mid-back, upper back, and lower back increases her pushing force and power. Then, it also strengthens the baby’s neck, leg, and arm muscles to facilitate proper repositioning (headfirst) for a quick exit through the birth canal.
Concretions in the baby
Failure to remove concretions from the nerves that are embedded in the baby’s muscles through ionization or hydrolysis may significantly reduce the baby’s strength in repositioning itself. The inability to reposition itself to exit headfirst will compel the baby to remain in a breech position where its shoulder, bottom, or feet are stuck in the cervix.
Undoubtedly, a breech position will require a C-section, and this is unfortunate.
If concretions are not in the baby’s nerves, they will be elsewhere, enabling the baby to exit headfirst.
Unfortunately, the presence of concretions in the baby may cause susceptibility to hernia, asthma, stomach problems, food allergies, eye problems such as color blindness, astigmatism, blindness, etc.; undescended testicles or short penis in some boys, short cervix or deformed uterus in some girls, deformed kidney, deformed heart, deformed lungs, deafness, flat foot, toe walking when the heels do not touch the ground, etc. This is why a lot of concretions in every baby must be removed during the gestation period. Now, a word about C-sections.
C-section
Is C-section without a downside? It has a downside that most women are not aware of.
It takes women who undergo a C-section (caesarian section) several months to heal, and the procedure is so traumatic that it remains a woman’s unpleasant experience for years. It causes frequent urination or urinary incontinence, gassiness, bloating, loss of libido, pelvic pain or inflammation, stomach pain, food insensitivity, etc. In other words, the woman before pregnancy will not be the same person after a C-section.
A Caesarean section could have easily been avoided if the woman had undergone Symptometry’s pregnancy management, but if it is too late, it is what it is.
Another downside of C-sections is that they adversely affect most children, sometimes for life. They leave the child’s neurological system in disarray with emotional disorders, frequent temper tantrums, irritability, taciturnity, anxiety, panic attacks, propensity for violence and snappishness, depression dating back to childhood, unexplained fears, fear of the dark, somnambulism (sleepwalking), self-abuse, etc., altering the child’s personality, and leaving the parents to wonder what kind of child they brought into this world. It is not the child; it is the C-section.
Many women prefer C-sections as a matter of convenience to avoid the pains of vaginal birth, but they were never told about the downsides of such procedures until now. The good news is that Symptometry which never existed now exists for the benefit of all.
Death of the mother during childbirth
Such deaths occur now and then. The question is why? There is no mystery to such deaths. Lack of oxygen when pushing out the baby is the reason women die during childbirth. I will explain.
The liver must produce specific globulins to circulate oxygen through the capillaries. If the capillaries are calcified, and the liver cannot produce alpha, beta, and gamma globulins, oxygen will not circulate to the brain, lungs, heart, and red bone marrow, causing the enzyme called oxidase to be deactivated. Deactivating oxidase causes instant death.
To prevent death, oxidase must be produced, and should not be deactivated. Also, the liver must produce HDL (high-density lipoprotein). To produce HDL, it is recommended that the woman eat fewer sources of saturated fat or avoid these food sources. Detailed information will be shared during pregnancy management. Now, the question. Why HDL?
The lipids in HDL provide the woman and the baby with a lot of force, power, strength, and pressure. It is the combination of force, power, strength, and pressure thanks to the ionization of the concretions from the nerves that allows the woman to push the baby through the cervix, and birth canal with so much bulldozing power that the baby will be out in less than 30 minutes.
Then, there will be a lot of power left in her to push out the placenta, and within 5 and 10 minutes, the placenta will also be out with little bleeding.
After delivery, and rest for about 2 to 3 hours, the woman will have enough strength to stand and walk. She will be a bit sore and that should be expected but there are post-partum subatomic particles to ease her recovery and stimulate the flow of breastmilk. Now, a word about the baby.
The baby’s resistance to diseases
A baby that is born vaginally with the assistance of Symptometry will be strong and healthy, meaning resistant to diseases in a maternity ward that is a den of microbes. Why would the baby be strong? The ionization of concretions that took place in its mother’s nerves, ligaments, tendons, cartilage, membranes, bones, muscles, etc. also took place in its body. In other words, the baby also benefited from ionization.
Microbes (bacteria, viruses, protozoa, fungi, etc.) will attack every baby’s throat, tonsils, skin, etc. because this is what they do. Why? Because their growth factors abound in every baby. Interestingly, the ionization that takes place in the womb gets rid of these growth factors, leaving the baby without any growth factors. This is the secret that was never shared with bacteriologists, virologists, and vaccine manufacturers until now.
A baby without microbial growth factors will automatically become resistant to infectious and inflammatory diseases. This is how Symptometry enables a baby to develop natural immunity.
Every baby gets its foundation for a healthy life in its mother’s womb. There will be no cracks or fault lines in such a strong foundation, meaning the child’s nervous system, immunity, muscular system, skeletal system, endocrine system, urinary system, etc. will be strong and vibrant for many years.
Since 2010 when Symptometry started its pregnancy management program to the first quarter of 2024, one hundred and sixty-eight (168) emotionally, mentally, and physically healthy and strong babies have been born. The mothers and fathers of these children couldn’t be happier with the way things turned out.
Symptometry is not a rebuke of medical science. It is only giving people who want to do things differently and get better results for their children the opportunity of a lifetime. This opportunity helps them consider pregnancy and childbirth to be an enjoyable and satisfying experience for both mother and child, father and child, and husband and wife.
Postpartum assistance
There are subatomic particles to help the woman who just had a baby recover fast, resume menstruation, and get her libido back, and more importantly, with little pain and soreness. This is the best part.
Symptometry’s postpartum services will rebuild the mother’s eleven systems and replenish what she gave to her baby. This is why giving birth to a baby without postpartum assistance is not a good idea.
Also, no woman should die during or after childbirth. Similarly, no woman should have chronic urinary incontinence, urinary tract infection, hemorrhoids, prolapses, breast problems, memory problems, etc. just because she gave birth to a child or several children. Giving birth to a child is not punishment.
Therefore, so long as a pregnant woman is prepared to do what it takes to eat scientifically, live scientifically, and ionize garbage from her cells and her baby’s cells, Symptometry will also be ready to do the rest so that she brings a healthy, strong, intelligent, smart, talented, resourceful, and creative child into this world without sacrificing her physical, mental, and emotional health.
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