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A silent disease? ... just
takes awhile for the latter effects to kick in. Current medical
philosophy of treating symptoms of blood sugar levels, for instance,
won't change the root issue. That's what I think. Time will
tell.
You can get diabetes in ONE DAY
with too much exposure ... or 50 years after birth from a parent
poisoned prior to your conception. Or second hand if the soldiers
hung out at your place when you were a baby ...
or mom used 'Spot Shot
carpet cleaner' (mists
2-butoxyethanol at 25% strength)
Check of all hormonal levels, not
just blood sugar ... is equally important; what is the pineal gland
doing? *
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| The pineal gland
produces and secretes the hormone melatonin. Melatonin
regulates the body's internal physiologic clock. |
Glucocorticoid hormones? *
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| "Glucocorticoid
hormones are
involved in how the body utilizes and stores
carbohydrates, protein, fat and blood
sugar." How
are your hormones? High or low? |
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Do
they also have these symptoms?
Gulf
war vets' Wounds Don't Heal
(ulcers?) Suspect
EGBE?
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"Called the master gland, the pituitary secretes
hormones that control the activity of other endocrine
glands and regulate various biological processes. Its
secretions include growth hormone (which stimulates
cellular activity in bone, cartilage, and other
structural tissue); thyroid stimulating hormone (which
causes the thyroid to release metabolism-regulating
hormones); antidiuretic hormone (which causes the kidney
to excrete less water in the urine); and prolactin
(which stimulates milk production and breast development
in females). The pituitary gland is influenced both
neurally and hormonally by the hypothalamus."
Fair
Use |
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Kidney, for
example, contains scattered cells that secrete erythropoietin,
a hormone essential for production of red blood cells. (kidney
cancer?) The
kidney-more info |
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and check of kidney & liver
function regularly. Do blood chemistry manually - not by computer
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| Did you know
that the
LIVER
also
regulates blood sugar? The liver gets
rid of toxins, regulates blood sugar .. Because your liver
fulfils so many vital functions, you would die within 24 hours
if it stopped working. A common sign of a damaged liver is
jaundice, a yellowness of your eyes and skin. This happens when
bilirubin, a yellow breakdown product of your red blood cells,
builds up in your blood. |
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| What
glands/organs secrete hormones? The
primary glands that make up the human endocrine system are the
hypothalamus, pituitary,
thyroid, parathyroid,
adrenal, pineal body, and reproductive
glands—the ovary and testis.
The
pancreas, an organ often associated with the
digestive system, is also considered part of the endocrine
system. In addition, some nonendocrine organs are known to
actively secrete hormones. These include the brain, heart,
lungs, kidneys, liver, thymus, skin, and placenta
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| "I'm convinced that
metabolic features (changes in cholesterol
and lipid profile, changes in glucose uptake and cell use, mitochondrial
diseases and so on) are among main underestimated
issue of 2-BE," says a French journalist |
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