Meta-Medicine – Heart Attacks

The Scourge of Modern Civilisation

1 n 4 men and 1 in 6 women will die in the U.K from the disease. 300,000 have a heart attack every year and 1.2 million (1 in every 50) have angina. Atheroma is the build up of fatty deposits in the walls of the arteries leading to impaired blood flow with potentially fatal consequences.

Blood vessels have smooth muscle also. These pathological changes in anatomy are directed from the brain which is programmed by the psyche (emotion). The pain one eventually feels when the arteries get blocked relates to the emotional pain over many years

Meta-Medicine – Blood Vessels

The wiring for blood vessels is in the cerebral medulla (marrow of cortex) and the conflict is one of self devaluation in relation to a stagnation in some area of the life. There will be cell loss of the lining of the blood vessel (intima). When there is a simultaneous conflict affecting the smooth musculature then the artery will thicken so as to stop a perforation of the vessel.

In the healing phase the cell loss fills in with lipid calcium deposits. The build up of this plaque has very little to do with saturated fat and diet as commonly believed. These processes can be deeply unconscious and therefore will go undetected until symptoms appear. Cholesterol is not the bogey man everyone has been lead to believe. Cholesterol is vital to life and many steroid hormones need it to be synthesised

The cholesterol is used to line the ulcerated blood vessel walls and repair the damage. It’s when this process goes on for too long the blood vessels become blocked. Most of this cholesterol is synthesised in the liver. The body may utilise some from the diet but it is of secondary importance.

Meta-Medicine tells of the fact that blood vessels are derived embryologically from mesenchyme (imagine this as the scaffolding). The carotid artery, aortic arch and coronary arteries are the exception in that rather than intima there is squamous epithelium which has its relay in the cortex and is derived from the branchial arches (phylogenetically these were gills) which is of ectodermal origin

 

 

Coronary Arteries

The conflict for the coronary arteries is “loss of territory.” This could be the loss of one’s domain i.e. house, wife, job. For women these conflicts relate to nest or sexual frustration. A meta-medicine diagnosis will help identify which aspect of a person’s life is responsible for the pathology.

The squamous epithelium is extremely sensitive and with ulceration this is when the angina pectoris is felt. In the healing there is swelling with the possibility of temporary occlusion of that branch of the artery. With the coronary veins often the plaque dislodges leading to pulmonary embolism.

The temporary occlusion in the arteries does not lead to circulatory disturbances, what causes the heart attack it is that these particular relays in the cortex control the rhythm of the heart as well. With these heart attacks what actually happens is that the heart freezes or what is actually a bradycardial arrhythmia leading to atrial arrest. Big permanent blockages obviously lead to morbidity

Often these conflicts are coupled with self devaluation which effects the striated musculature and in the healing crisis there are tonic clonic contractions – vasospasm.

Chest pain in and of itself can stimulate a chronic process in the striated musculature (i.e. one devalues oneself in relation to the area which is experiencing the pains, this is associative and unconscious) in the coronary arteries leading to disturbed blood flow. Slowly the artery/vein becomes progressively blocked. The territorial conflicts and deaths associated with this are totally separate from the Myocard or blood vessel conflicts. The heart attack is essentially in the brain. What is interesting with coronary programs is that one sometimes think of the time after ones death. The clue as to who the conflict involves is who or what are these day dreams about…one can think of who would be at ones memorial etc

Macho & the softly platonic character traits

The most interesting aspect of the territorial conflicts is the behavioural changes. The right side is the masculine and the left the feminine. An example is that with a right handed man the first conflict will impact the right side closing this down. He becomes shy and feminine and is attracted to the male principle. With a left handed female the same side shuts down and she becomes very girly and possibly nymphomaniac.

Myocardial infarction

The myocardium has its relay again in the cerebral medulla and the conflict is one of “overwhelm” in relation to partner, mother or child. Overwhelm can be due to any number of feelings which are to much to bear.The healing  crisis  recapitulates the conflict active phase in a compressed fashion. This is when the myocardial necrosis with paralysis of the myocard occurs. The blood pressure shoots up and there are rhythm disturbances. Many people with myocard infarctions have no blockage in the coronary arteries. The process is completely different and controlled by a different brain area

The Myogenic Theory

The myogenic theory states that the myocardial (heart muscle) tissue, the heart cells, which are very active metabolically, suffer from inadequate oxygen and nutrient supply. This lack of oxygen and nutrients occurs as a result of the failure of smaller vessels supplying the heart. These capillaries and arterioles are compromised by various factors, and in turn compromise the supply of nutrition and oxygen to the heart. You may be familiar with this process if you exercise regularly. It’s what happens in your leg muscles when you run too far or too hard. The anaerobic fermentation produces lactic acid which collects in the muscle tissues. Resting your leg muscles allows the lactic acid to be metabolized, and the pain and stiffness eventually go away. The heart is unable to rest like your legs and as lactic acid builds up there is a death of tissue unless the acidic condition is treated

‘We feel with our heart’

The heart was considered the emotional centre of the body by the Chinese. Studies show the heart responds before the brain when confronted with stress. We live increasingly isolated lives with a hectic pace of life, is it any wonder people are dying in droves. A Peter Fraser recognised that energetically the heart was an imprinter of information for the human body field.

 

Healing options

The solution to what is a chronic healing complication (blood vessels) i.e. plaque build up is ozone therapy in conjunction with EDTA.  The ozone won’t stop the heart attacks of the brain but will stop the ones stemming from blocked blood vessels and it seems that if applied within three months of myocardial infarction has the potential to reverse this due to the way it stimulates stem cell production from the bone marrow.

As one consultant said to me “you best be careful as the stent industry is worth billions” or as he said to my friend “if it were that easy we would be out of a job.”

Using cyber-kinetic protocols we can restore the etheric template to its original blueprint. The etheric template governs structure and function and so when this is done the heart is strengthened. We look at valves, the conduction system, the anatomy and the cardiac cycle. Simultaneously we also pick up the themes depleting the vital force so other work can be done

Cardiology is Big Business

Then you think of all the other cardiac procedures and their links with the insurance industry and how they shell out for people. The problem is the cardiologists have great clinical skills but no knowledge of these natural processes and sadly the results they get are very debateable. The Achilles heel of stents is that the blood vessels made patent invariably re-stenose soon after. Ozone clears the arteries of plaque

The ozone won’t stop the heart attacks of the brain but will stop the ones stemming from blocked blood vessels and it seems that if applied within three months of myocardial infarction has the potential to reverse this due to the way it stimulates stem cell production from the bone marrow.

How many more people have to die before the pharmaceutical industry lose their grip on government and policy. When will they realise that people’s thoughts and feelings are at the root of these problems  Complex biochemical cascades are an emergent property of changes in the human body field due to stress.