Diabetes for 30 years and Pain Eliminated

 Diabetes  for 30 years and Pain Eliminated

My mother has been diabetic for the past 30 years. She consistently suffered from foot pain.

While visiting Mexico city, she had to be hospitalized due to high levels blood sugar that ranged between 400-500. Her doctor then prescribed her insulin shots self administered three times daily.  She had been taking Metformin daily for many years.

She traveled to New York city and continue the indications from her doctor to inject the insulin three times daily; her feet pain was continuos.

I contacted Dr. José H. P.  to search for another option to my mother suffering and possibly improve many other issues. Besides her high blood sugar, her depressive state was as consistent as her high blood sugar levels and her feet pain. 

Dr. José ran a quantum distance evaluation to find the possible causes of her health problems. He mentioned that my mother suffered diabetes mellitus II  that we already knew, as well he added that her kidney function was compromised and was causing the feet pain and fear. 

Through the evaluation, he determined the homeopathic drops that were going to help my mother with her problems in addition to the energetic therapy at distance. 

My mother traveled back to Mexico and started taking the indicated drops, in less than a week after starting her treatment, her blood sugar level normalized, her energy level was evident.

The pain of her feet disappeared the inflammation of her fingers started disappearing as well. Her progress was surprising to all our family. Her depression and low self image improved by 90%. She is continuing her treatment since her medical doctor in Mexico told her that in fact her kidneys were not functioning properly and the pain was due to her previous high blood sugar. 

I am so glad that I contacted Dr. José H. P. My mother improved a great deal to the point that her blood sugar levels had maintained  normal without the need of insulin shots three times a day. And she no longer has the terrible pain of her feet. She is cured. 

I am grateful and happy to express this testimony hence my mother is a 78 years old woman and improved thanks to the intervention of Dr. José H. P.

 

María L Cisneros

 

DEPRESSION NEURO-PEPTIDES

BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT WHAT YOU THINK

DID YOU KNOW? … That if you feel DEPRESSED for an hour… you’ve produced around 18 BILLION new cells in your body that have 18 billion new peptide-receptors calling out for MORE DEPRESSED type peptides. On the other hand if you can feel HAPPY and ENTHUSIASTIC for an hour . . . you’ll have 18 billion new cells calling out for more FEEL GOOD peptides.

This is not just an “emotional-mental” idea. Those 18 billion peptides are physically produced by your body in your hypothalamus gland in the center of your brain. The new cells exist within you physically. 

So every emotion you experience . . . from anger to hatred to resentment to frustration to depression to joy to enthusiasm to happiness . . . are physically duplicated in your body to give you MORE of what you think and feel. (The research and background on this came from Harvard University and Candace Pert in her book Molecules of Emotion.)

This brings new depth and meaning to the saying: What you focus on expands. No wonder some people are stuck in their thoughts and doomed to a future worse than their past (!) Either no one ever told them this . . . or they couldn’t hold onto the idea because their undisciplined MIND was running the show.

Most people do not have the discipline nor the power to control their own thoughts. Like Plato said:

“The undisciplined mind is like a boat at sea . . . where the Captain and the Navigator have been locked up below deck … while the crew sails around the oceans in aimless circles, with no destination nor goals nor plans in sight.”

Each one of us is much more powerful than we might give ourselves credit for. Our thoughts and feelings have the power to crave more of the same. This goes from the craving for drugs and alcohol – to the craving for money and success. What you focus on – you get more of. When you learn to discipline your mind — instead of letting it run on and on in mindless circles – great things are possible!

The very idea that we can create ourselves by what we think and feel … is amazingly good news for us!

Today you can actually go to In Harmony Holistic Stress Relief where they can stimulate your hypothalamus gland to expand all the feel-good emotions you want in your system. 

Then you can be connect to a BIOFEEDBACK computer where, first, they can de-program your old, dysfunctional thought patterns. Then they can empower you by programming in NEW NEURO-PATHWAYS — to build a stronger, happier, more powerful you. This is actually a miracle — all possible today because of the miracles of NEURO-Science. 

(Now, see if you can discipline your mind to hold onto this powerful idea — and do something with it!) 

Call In Harmony today for a Quantum Biofeedback session – (646) 377-0448

Venous Insufficiency

 Venous Insufficiency 

September 23, 2016

 

​The first time I noticed my legs get swollen was around 1995.  I attributed the swelling to my weight fluctuations and the fact that I was working as a cashier, and I had to be standing for long hours.  After numerous visits to my foot doctor, and numerous medical tests that did not disclose a cause for the swelling, I was referred to a Vascular Surgeon in 2007.  The Vascular Surgeon diagnosed me with Venous Insufficiency.  The diagnosis was terrible news.  I was told there was no treatment other than to wear compression stockings and take a baby aspirin for life.  The compression stockings, and the aspirin were the only options to avoid my legs from getting bigger and to prevent blood clots.

​Throughout the years, the leg swelling worsened and at times was debilitating.  Doing simple chores as house cleaningand doing the laundry were a challenge, because standing for more than thirty minutes caused my legs to feel heavy and painful.  In addition, I could not wear just any type of shoes because of the swelling.  I was limited to wearing flat and wide shoes.  

​Between 2007 and 2012, I visited four different Vascular Surgeons in search of another treatment option.  Unfortunately, all four Vascular Surgeons said there was nothing left to do than just wear the compression stockings to avoid blood clots and the legs from getting bigger.  On September 2014, my GeneralDoctor referred me to a Vascular Surgeon to evaluate if I was a candidate for a medical procedure.  To my surprise, I was told that my Saphenous Veins were almost double their size.  I had no idea that my leg veins could ever enlarge.  The good news was that the Vascular Surgeon could eliminate the enlarged veins with laser surgery.  The Saphenous Veins, which are the longest veins on the legs, were eliminated in January and March 2015.

​Although the Saphenous Veins were eliminated, the swelling and the pain did not completely disappear.  In addition, I could not just wear any type of shoes.  The Vascular Surgeon conducted other tests to know the cause of the swelling.  In June of 2015, I was diagnosed with lower extremity Lymphedema.  It was very difficult for me to know that after two surgeries I had to deal with another condition.   Also, I was told Lymphedema is a chronic swelling of the legs and has no cure.  The only treatment for Lymphedema is to drain the legs with a pump and wear the compression stockings.  I used the pump, wore the compression stockings and received Lymphedema massage therapy, which consists of wrapping the legs for over three hours.  The treatments certainly helped, but the swelling and pain were always there.  However, I continued to do everything possible to have a better quality of life.

On August 21, 2016, I was evaluated by Energy Medicine professional Jose Hurtado-Prudhomme and began a Homeopathic Treatment.   About a week into the Homeopathic Treatment, I was shocked to notice how my legs were feeling lighter and the swelling was less.  Much more surprising was to be able to wear a particular pair of shoe all day at work without any pain and less swelling.  Those same pair of shoes, along with other shoes, I was not able to wear at work for more than two hours because of the pain associated with the swollen feet.

The Homeopathic Treatment is greatly helping me with the Venous Insufficiency and with the lower extremity Lymphedema.  I am feeling much healthier.  My legs are feeling much lighter, the swelling has gone down a lot, and I do not feel any pains on my legs.  I am able to wear shoes all day, which I was only able to wear for a couple of hours before.  I am now able to stand for over thirty minutes without any leg pain and the need to sit or lay down.  I am finally enjoying a better quality of life thanks to the Homeopathic Treatment that I am getting from Energy Medicine professional Jose Hurtado-Prudhomme.  I am now on a more clear and rapid healing path.        

 

Yngrid    

 

 

Thyroid Disfunction by Flouride toxicity

THYROID

The thyroid gland regulates the body’s metabolic rate and plays an exquisitely important role in human health. Because all metabolically active cells require thyroid hormone for proper functioning, thyroid disruption can have a wide range of effects on virtually every system of the body. Chemicals that interfere with thyroid function must be treated with great caution. According to the U.S. National Research Council, and as discussed below, there is substantial evidence that fluoride exposure can impact thyroid function in some individuals. (NRC 2006).

Fluoride Was Once Prescribed as an Anti-Thyroid Drug

When people think of fluoride being prescribed for medicinal purposes, they generally think of fluoride supplementation to reduce tooth decay. Fluoride, however, has also been prescribed as a drug to reduce the activity of the thyroid gland. Up through the 1950s, doctors in Europe and South America prescribed fluoride to reduce thyroid function in patients with over-active thyroids (hyperthyroidism). (Merck Index 1968). Doctors selected fluoride as a thyroid suppressant based on findings linking fluoride to goitre, and, as predicted, fluoride therapy did reduce thyroid activity in the treated patients. (McClaren 1969; Galletti 1958; May 1937). Moreover, according to clinical research, the fluoride dose capable of reducing thyroid function was notably low — just 2 to 5 mg per day over several months. (Galletti & Joyet 1958). This dose is well within the range (1.6 to 6.6 mg/day) of what individuals living in fluoridated communities are now estimated to receive on a regular basis. (DHHS 1991).

Fluoride & Hypothyroidism

Based on fluoride’s anti-thyroid effects in hyperthyroid patients, concerns have arisen about whether current fluoride exposures could be contributing to the increased prevalence of under-active thyroid (clinical and/or subclinical hypothyroidism) in the United States and other nations. In February 2015, British scientists reported that fluoridated water in Britain is associated with elevated rates of hypothyroidism:

“We found that higher levels of fluoride in drinking water provide a useful contribution for predicting prevalence of hypothyroidism. We found that practices located in the West Midlands (a wholly fluoridated area) are nearly twice as likely to report high hypothyroidism prevalence in comparison to Greater Manchester (non-fluoridated area).” (Peckham 2015).

Supporting the fluoride/hypothyroidism connection are a number of studies from China, India, and Russia that have found alterations in thyroid hormones, including reduced T3 and increased TSH, in populations exposed to elevated levels of fluoride in the workplace or in the water. (NRC 2006; Susheela 2005; Mikhailets 1996; Yao 1996; Bachinskii 1985; Yu 1985).

In clinical hypothyroidism, the thyroid gland fails to produce sufficient quantities of the hormones triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4). These hormones are required by all metabolically active cells, and their reduced presence can thus produce a range of ill effects, including fatigue, muscle/joint pain, depression, weight gain, menstrual disturbances, impaired fertility, impaired memory, and inability to concentrate. When T3 and T4 levels begin to fall, the pituitary gland responds by increasing production of “Thyroid Stimulating Hormone” (TSH) as a means of getting the thyroid to produce more T3 and T4.

In subclinical hypothyroidism, the TSH level is elevated, but the T3 and T4 hormones are still within the normal range. Although subclinical hypothyroidism used to be regarded as largely inconsequential, it is increasingly considered a “clinically important disorder.” (Gencer 2012). Some studies have found, for example, that subclinical hypothyroidism in pregnant women results in reduced IQ in offspring, (Klein 2001; Haddow 1999), and a recent study in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that adults with subclinical hypothyroidism had a significantly higher rate of coronary heart disease. (Rodondi 2010).

Thyroid Hormone Levels Based on Severity of Dental Fluorosis (Hosur 2012).

Studies investigating fluoride’s impact on thyroid hormone levels have produced divergent findings, but are consistent with fluoride having an anti-thyroid effect under certain circumstances. (NRC 2006). The most common thyroid effect associated with fluoride exposure appears to be an increase in TSH levels, with or without a corresponding effect on T3 or T4. (Susheela 2005). One of the most recent studies, for example, found a trend towards higher TSH in children based on the severity of their dental fluorosis, but without a significant effect on either T3 or T4. (Hosur 2012, see figure). These and other findings indicate that fluoride can contribute to a subclinical, if not clinical, hypothyroid condition. It remains difficult to predict the toxic dose, however, as it appears to depend, in part, on the nutritional and health status of the individual, particularly the adequacy of iodine intake. (NRC 2006).

Fluoride Exacerbates the Impact of Iodine Deficiency

A consistent body of animal and human research shows that fluoride exposure worsens the impact of an iodine deficiency. (Gas’kov 2005; Hong 2001; Wang 2001; Zhao 1998; Xu 1994; Lin 1991; Ren 1989; Guan 1988). Iodine is the basic building block of the T3 and T4 hormones and thus an adequate iodine intake is essential for the proper functioning of the thyroid gland. When iodine intake is inadequate during infancy and early childhood, the child’s brain can suffer permanent damage, including mental retardation. (Iodine deficiency is the leading cause of mental retardation throughout the world.)

In China, researchers have repeatedly found that an iodine deficiency coupled with fluoride exposure produces a significantly more damaging effect on neurological development than iodine deficiency alone. (Hong 2001; Xu 1994; Lin 1991; Ren 1989). The studies, which utilize childhood intelligence as the metric for assessing neurological health, have found that fluoride levels as low as 0.9 ppm can worsen the IQ effect of iodine deficiency. (Lin 1991). This concentration is within the purported “optimal” range of fluoride that is added to water in water fluoridation programs (0.7-1.2 ppm). While many studies have found an association between fluoride and reduced IQ among children with adequate iodine intake, (Choi 2012), an iodine deficiency will lower the threshold at which fluoride damages the brain. (Xu 1994; Guan 1988). An iodine deficiency will also lower the threshold for other forms of fluoride toxicity as well, including dental fluorosis. (Zhao 1998; see also Pontigo-Loyola 2008).

Iodine Deficiency Remains a Public Health Concern in the U.S.

Despite the widespread availability of iodized salt, iodine deficiency has re-emerged as a public health concern in the United States. (CDC 1998). More than 11% of all Americans, and more than 15% of American women of child-bearing age, presently have urine iodine levels less than 50 mcg/L (Caldwell et al., 2008), indicating moderate to severe iodine deficiency. An additional 36% of reproductive-aged women in the U.S. are considered mildly iodine deficient (<100 mcg/L urinary iodine). Fluoride’s ability to worsen the effects of an iodine deficiency could thus be highly relevant to populations in the U.S. The National Research Council has therefore called upon the scientific community to begin investigating the interactive effects of fluoride and iodine in U.S. populations. So far, no such research has been conducted.

Fluoride & Goitre

Studies dating back to the 19th century have implicated fluoride as a possible cause of goitre. Goitre (aka goiter) is an enlargement of the thyroid gland that in some cases can produce visible swelling in the neck. Although the main cause of goitre is iodine deficiency, it can also be caused by other things, including hypothyroidism and goitrogens (substances that cause goitre). Studies that have examined human populations with adequate intake of iodine have reported mixed results about fluoride’s ability to produce goitre. (NRC 2006; Burgi 1984; McLaren 1969). The research has been more consistent, however, where the examined populations had either excessive iodine intakes, or deficient iodine intakes. (Gas’kov 2005; Hong 2001; Wang 2001; Xu 1994; Yang 1994; Lin 1986). Most of this latter research was initially published in either Russian or Chinese and was only recently translated into English by the Fluoride Action Network. Accordingly, previous reviews of fluoride/goitre research (e.g., NRC 2006) were not able to take these studies into account. As such, the evidence linking fluoride to goitre for populations with excessive, or deficient, iodine exposure is stronger than previously recognized. Read more.

Fluoride, Thyroid, & Dogs

An investigation by the Environmental Working Group found that commercial dog food contains very high levels of fluoride (due, in part, to the presence 0f fluoride-rich bone particles). Since dogs have been found to suffer a high incidence of hypothyroidism, the relationship between fluoride contamination and thyroid disease in dogs deserves further attention, particularly since it was fluoride’s production of goiter in dogs that first prompted the idea that fluoride could be an anti-thyroid agent. (Maumene 1854).

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