Water
When we are born,
our bodies are approximately 90-95% water. As we age,
however, our bodies may dehydrate to levels lower
than 50%, where most bodily functions are severely
compromised.
Most people today are dehydrated because they do not
drink enough water. Many believe that drinking a lot
of fluids (soda, coffee, beer, etc) is the same as
drinking water. The reality is that water is processed
by your body differently than any other liquid. Only
45 seconds after drinking water, the water leaves
the stomach and begins on a path through the brain,
central nervous system, vital organs, and finally
into the blood. As water enters the blood, the blood
thins and increases in volume – thus lowering
blood pressure. A recent study at Loma Linda University
concluded that adults who drink at least 5 glasses
of water per day can cut their risk of heart attack
by as much as 50%.
See Dr. Emoto
in Los Angeles, October 2006
Hydration and Physical Fitness
It's no secret that an athlete will
perform better when he, or she is well hydrated. This
is mainly because muscle contractions are initiated
by electrical impulses that are carried through water.
Therefore, well-hydrated muscles can achieve more
intense contractions over longer periods of time.
In the long term, the importance of deep cellular
hydration cannot be emphasized enough. To optimize
your physical performance, you must keep your body
functioning efficiently at all times. To do this,
your body must maintain high levels of deep cellular
hydration so that the delivery of nutrients and oxygen,
the removal of toxins and wastes (lactic acid), the
functioning of metabolic enzymes, and the electrical
properties of the cells and cell systems are optimized.
This will improve your body's ability to repair itself,
reduce your recovery times, and allow your body to
CONSISTENTLY perform at higher levels.
For our cells to be healthy, we should maintain intracellular
water levels (inside your cells) of 60-65%. However,
when a person is severely dehydrated, intracellular
water levels may drop lower than 40%. If this happens,
our cells degenerate at a very fast rate. It is also
important to note that fat cells cannot contain as
much water as muscle cells, therefore people with
more muscle mass tend to maintain higher intracellular
water levels.
A 2% loss of cellular
water may result in an energy loss of up to 20%
Clustered Water™ has been
found to be a specific form of water instrumental
in key cellular functions. Research has shown that
the lack of this specific form of water is responsible
for cellular aging and cellular problems.
For information
on M-Powered Water™.
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issues
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About Your Local Drinking Water
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reports and test on the quality of the drinking water
in your area.
One of the 7 Essentials
of survival is WATER.
n aturally works as the conductor of detoxification
& hydration.
Hydrotherapy is a proven ancient
wisdom and of profound therapeutic value.
In our time, this important
healing art is almost forgotten yet by acknowledging
its amazing healing power, we can revive this healing
art and create the wholeness, safely and effectively
at home.
Hydrotherapy
Dr. Daniel Chong, ND
A licensed naturopathic physician.
Million years
ago
Hydrotherapy, in one form or another, has been around
for at least as long as animals have roamed the earth.
There have been numerous accounts of
sick or injured animals observed in the wild,
soaking themselves or their injured parts in a cool
stream everyday until they were well again.
Thousand years
ago
in the Eastern Culture, Hydrotherapy is practiced
since the beginning of recorded history
17th C
In the West, one of the early textbooks on hydrotherapy
was written in 1697 by the English physician John
Floyer.
Since then, there have been numerous
physicians and others who have become famous
using various types of hydrotherapy treatments to
cure people of countless illnesses.
Many people have heard of John Harvey
Kellog, who ran the famous Battle Creek Sanitorium
in Michigan, and used many different hydrotherapy
treatments, as well as massage, and diet to help cure
hundreds of previously "incurable" cases.
20th C
By the early 1900s, hydrotherapy was a common treatment
employed by naturopathic physicians.
Benedict Lust, Henry Lindlahr, and O.G.
Carroll are three of the most famous naturopathic
physicians who have ever lived. They combined hydrotherapy
with other treatments such as herbal medicine, homeopathy,
and diet therapy to help heal literally thousands
of people whose conditions were originally considered
incurable. Hydrotherapy was the center-point of their
practices and many of the treatments that they used
are still being used today.
21th C
In our time, hydrotherapy has experienced a slow but
steady decline in popularity
as a common treatment in naturopathic offices,
because...
There's no money to be made. Most doctors
do not have the proper training and experience, as
school curriculums no longer focus on hydrotherapy.
they choose not to use these 'low tech ' treatments,
because they can be 'time consuming', and not very
'profit-effective'.
There are still a few physician out
there who continue to carry on with these wonderful
treatments.
They are aware of the power of hydrotherapy, and will
continue using it well into the future,
regardless of what new supplements or other "miracle
treatments" come along.
The Theory and Practice of Hydrotherapy
Naturopathic hydrotherapy differs slightly
from the standard hydrotherapy commonly used by medical
doctors and physical therapists.
In general, M.D.s and physical therapists
simply recognize the mechanical effects of hot and
cold applied to the body, e.g., that hot will relax
muscles, and cold will decrease inflammation.
The naturopathic hydrotherapist also
believes that hydrotherapy can affect the quality
of blood in circulation. This is done primarily through
treatments that tonify the digestive and detoxification
organs
(liver, kidney, lungs and intestinal tract) and thereby
improve the nutrition received by the blood
as well as help to cleanse the blood of endogenous
and exogenous toxins.
This effect is accomplished by using
an alternating application of hot and cold water to
specific areas of the body. By switching back and
forth between hot and cold, blood flow will be increased
to that spot and the organs underlying that area.
As blood as the conveyer of life. Hydrotherapy works
because it optimizes the quality of blood while improving
the efficiency of its circulation.
A hydrotherapist will sometimes
prescribe a hydrotherapy treatment specific for the
patient’s condition,
and that patient will perform this treatment on themselves
at home. Some have the capacity to perform hydrotherapy
treatments in their office, but such a situation is
quite rare these days.
A full body bath or foot bath
Steps
- Clean the tub with baking
soda & rinse off
- Fill the tub with warm good filtered
water
- Add 1/2 large bottle of apple cider
vinegar
- 1 - 2 lb of Sea Salt or DeadSea
Salt
quantity depends on level of toxicity on physical
& emotion body
- Herb sponge (fresh or dry, if any,
such as lavender flower, calendula flowers, red
clover, lemon balm...to name a few)
- Mix a bowl of clay mask *
( to detox, to massage & to exfoliate the face
& body while soaking in the bath tub.) The clay
will then be effectively dissolved into the bath
water as minerals to further nourish the skin &
internal.
- Enjoy the warm magic for at least
15 mins, 1/2 hour soaking is optimal
- Always tune in & honor your body
* Clay mask
There is an abundance of different clays out there
in the market. You can use the inexpensive Indian
clay / Bentonite [ purchase from health stores ] or
use the super clays which are rarer, therefore more
expensive & not easily available.
For example, one super clay is called
PyroClay this is exceptional super charged earth matter
to detox, nourish & regenerate.
the magic power comes from the million years old mineral
earth...
P y r o C l a y
100% & Pure & natural Pyrophyllite
Clay uncontaminated mineral rich magma formed million
years ago during the Ice Age hydrothermal earth action.
Benefit
Abundance of silica 60%. Silica is
the prime mineral which makes collagen.
Bones , joints & teeth are made by adding mineral
crystals to collagen.
Collagen in turn makes structural protein,
forming molecular cables that strengthen & regenerate
tendons, bone, muscles, ligaments & tissues which
in turn support the skin and internal organs.
Collagen also provides protective coating
for our brain and nerve structure.
The crystalline lattice structure allows
the pyroClay which consists of over 65 minerals, trace
minerals & rare earths to store the extraordinary
electro-magnetic energy to effectively heal the human
body
therefore exceptional power: to draw toxins out, to
restore balance & to regenerate.
Niki Ng
www.7Sense.com
100% committed to create greater
consciousness, peace & abundance
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