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Updates for May 2010

Key
B=Bacteria D=Disease F=Fungus P=Parasite V=Virus	C=Chemical E=Emotional M=Miasm* T=Toxins
*Multiple letters indicate a combination of issues

NAME	SYMPTOM COUNTER VIBRATION	BOTTLES	CONTENTS	DESCRIPTION
BON B&N	BONE BROIL AND NIBBLE		MB	Two major bacterias in the bones cause great tiredness because of the disruption in bone manufacturing of blood, lymph, antibodies, etc.
BON PRT	BONE PROTRUSION GROWTH		MVB	Any Apophyseal outgrowth or swelling, especially a bony outgrowth that has never entirely separated from the bone of which it forms a part. Common examples are tubercle or tuberosity. The condition usually presents as knee strain/pain in children 7-15 years old known as Osgood Schlatter Disease. This appears like a chondroma but is not a tumor.
CER NCA	CEREBELLUM NUCLEI ATROPHY		MVB	An inherited condition of slow deterioration of the nuclei of the cerebellum, including dentate, fastigial, globose and emboliform. Little is known of the practical function of these nuclei. They are thought to be like the cerebellum in the role of the initiation and control of volition movements. However, energetically they test as separate from the cerebellum and perhaps, have an unidentified role.
CMNTOM	CEMENTOMA		MVB	Cementum is a specialized calcified substance covering the root of a tooth and anchoring the tooth to the periodontal ligaments. It meets the enamel at the root. It plays an important role in forming new teeth. Sometimes the condition is called osseous dysplasia.
DEP VN T	DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS		MVB	An inherited bone mutation of the clotting factors of the blood cause blood clots that block circulation. Most affected are the lungs, heart, brain and liver. These clots are ticking time-bombs, first recognized with the dizziness felt upon rising from a long sit (especially on airplanes and cars). In the lungs these clots cause embolisms. In the heart they cause heart atacks. In the brain they can cause stroke -like effects. In the liver they can cause a form of portal-vein hypertension.
FOL FCX	FOLLICULAR FALLACY COMPLEX		MVB	Follicular Fallacy is one of the two inherited follicular diseases that precipitate Adenocarcinoma in the body (one of the most common diseases of the body). Most of chemotherapy for breasts is based on the follicular cell. When this inherited condition exists and the subject takes the follicualr cell-targeted chemotherapy, this complicated follicular lymphoma is precipitated. This becomes a chemo-caused lymphoma that becomes a chemo-resistant disease. The disease can also be precipitated by street drugs and all artificial hormones (even bioidentical). The type of chemo or street drug must also be antidoted because these do not naturally process out of the body.
FOL MCX	FOLLICULAR MALADY COMPLEX		MVB	Follicular Malady is one of the two inherited follicular diseases that precipitate Adenocarcinoma in the body (one of the most common diseases of the body). Most of chemotherapy for breasts is based on the follicular cell. When this inherited condition exists and the subject takes the follicualr cell-targeted chemotherapy, this complicated follicular lymphoma is precipitated. This becomes a chemo-caused lymphoma that becomes a chemo-resistant disease. The disease can also be precipitated by street drugs and all artificial hormones (even bioidentical). The type of chemo or street drug must also be antidoted because these do not naturally process out of the body.
IMU GCX	IMMUNOGLOBULIN MYELOMA COMPLEX		MVB	Immunoglobulins form in the bones and and are very similar in activity to antibodies. When they are diseased they seem to collect in the liver and mimic Hepatitis B symptoms plus cause ascites and abdominal weight.
LPERGT	LEPROSY/ERGOT		BF	A bacteria/fungus combination most known to cause cirrhosis of the liver. .
MRN ATK	MEMBRANE ATTACK PROTEIN DISEASE COMPLEX		MVB	A liver disease that mis-makes a group of proteins that become toxic and attack the membranes of cells. Many cells become weak; some become infected. The affect is abdominal-beginning weight, ascites, anemia, reduced digestion and immune system decrease.
MRW PKT	MARROW POCKETS		MVB	Like Bone Pockets and Gum Pockets, vacuoles can form in the marrow of bones. There is a strong association of Marrow Pockets and a subject contracting multiple forms of leukemia.
ODN CMP	ODONTOMA COMPOUND		MVB	A hamartoma of ossifying fibroma. It contains 3 separate tissues (enamel, dentin and cementum). It usually is found on the anterior maxilla. Looks like mini teeth but actually the three elements are not defined like teeth.
ODN CPX	ODONTOMA COMPLEX		MVB	A hamartoma of ossifying fibroma. More of a mass than a tooth-like structure usually appearing in the posterior maxilla or in the mandible.
PAP MXD	PAPULAR MYXEDEMA		MVB	Comes somewhat as a biproduct of Monoclonal Gammopathy. "Circulating cytokines, inflammatory mediators and fibroblast precursor cell lineages that migrate from the blood take up residence in the dermis and in more extensive cases, in other tissue and synthesize mucin". There is a fibrocystic proliferation, increased deposit of acid mucopolysaccharides in the skin and the presence of circulating paraprotein, usually Immunoglobulin G, which presents as either discrete or generalized lichenoid papules with or without scleroderma OR as uriticaria-like plaques and nodules. Some cases progress to more generalized disease (so-called atypical papular mucinosis). The condition follows a chronic and progressive clinical course to respiratory failure, cerebral disease and infection usually leading to gradual decline and death. AKA Lichen Myxedematosus or Sclero Myxedema.
PPD	POLYCYSTIC PAROTID DISEASE		MVB	An inherited lysogenic disease of the salivary glands. In appearance it ranges from severe mumps-looking to no swelling. It mimics sinus infections and is otherwise difficult to ascertain. We find it can be part of "double chin" formation and can deplete the thyroid, adrenals and liver. It can progress to a cylindroma or an albuminoma (see Complex remedies for both). Cylindromas can also affect pancreases. Albuminomas can surround thyroids and clog livers.
PPD ACX	POLYCYSTIC PAROTID DISEASE ALBUMINOMA COMPLEX		MVB	An inherited lysogenic disease of the salivary glands. In appearance it ranges from severe mumps-looking to no swelling. It mimics sinus infections and is otherwise difficult to ascertain. We find it can be part of "double chin" formation. This is most commonly found in sinus, liver and thyroid conditions.
PPD CCX	POLYCYSTIC PAROTID DISEASE CYLINDROMA COMPLEX		MVB	An inherited lysogenic disease of the salivary glands. In appearance it ranges from severe mumps-looking to no swelling. It mimics sinus infections and is otherwise difficult to ascertain. We find it can be part of "double chin" formation. This is most commonly found in sinus, thyroid, pancreas and liver conditions.
SALMNL	SALMONELLA		BF	Common intestinal bacteria.
SUG SB	SUGAR STABLE BLOOD		MVB	This represents a new viewpoint of how blood sugar is stabilized. The remedy is for a substance we invented the name, "glucosacatalide B", that is synthesized naturally from nerves to catalyze glucose (blood sugar) into useful forms of energy. The method sees insulin as a carrier for this substance, instead of seeing insulin as the component that metabolizes blood sugar.
SUG SBH	SUGAR STABLE BLOOD AND HORMONES		MVB	This represents a new viewpoint of a catalyst for the synthesis of blood and hormones. The remedy is for substances we invented the names, "glucosacatalide A" and "glucosacatalide B", that are synthesized naturally from nerves. The respective substances are not currently recognized in science and may well explain mood fluctuations known to both hormone difficulties and blood sugar difficulties. More important, the substances may represent answers to mysteries to issues like insulin resistance and menopause.
SUG SH	SUGAR STABLE HORMONES		MVB	This represents a new viewpoint of a catalyst for the synthesis of hormones. The remedy is for a substance we invented the name, "glucosacatalide A", that is synthesized naturally from nerves in order to catalyze the synthesis of hormones in endocrine glands. We see this as a strong component of menopause difficulties.
URE URE	UREAPLASMA UREALYTICUM		B	Urea is compound CO(NH2)2, formed in the liver via the urea cycle from ammonia produced by the deamination of amino acids and later excreted by the kidneys. It is the principal end product of protein catabolism and constitutes about 1/2 of the total urinary solids. Ureaplasma is a genus of bacteria and Urealyticum is a specific form of the bacteria that breaks down urea. The bacteria was first thought to be solely a kidney/bladder infection but now seems easily found in the liver. Ureplasma is on a parallel with mycoplasms that can infect most anywhere.