What is Mold? Mold is a type of fungus that thrives on dead and decaying things. Mold secretes mycotoxins that are neurotoxic. If we have mold internally, it's usually in the gut, or the nose. What is Biofilm? Biofilm is a mucus like fluid that bacteria create to protect themselves. If a biofilm is already present in the absence of mold, the mold could come in there and kill everything to make it its home. It does this through mycotoxins, which effect the...
Where Our Beliefs Originate From the ages of 0-2 we are in delta brain waves. This is basically a sleep state. After that from the age to about 7, we are in theta brain waves. This is the state that were in when were about to fall asleep and is very meditative. This is why were so impressional as kids, and where most of our beliefs come from. You may have a belief system that you are overweight because thats just...
What is Fertility? Fertility is the state of being fertile. If you look at fertile soil around the planet, what makes it fertile is having enough raw nutrients to create life. Everything from our physical bodies came from the earth. It also goes beyond that in the aspect of reproducing our gifts in every area of life as a pathway of service. The Process of Fertility Women are born with all of their eggs, which is approximately 2 million. About 11 thousand of...
The Medicalization of Birth Up until the early part of the 1900s, before the medical system really took hold, birth was exclusively done at home. Local care givers, such as neighbors had assisted. Today, about 98% of birth is given in hospitals. Around the same time frame, incentives were given to stop giving birth at home and start giving birth in the hospital. It was also outlawed for midwives to practice. Doctors were paid not by quality of outcome,...
The Science of Fear, and What Fear Actually is Every thought that we think releases correlating chemistry in our bodies. Whether its thoughts of love, or thoughts of fear. For example, feelings of love or happiness will release hormones such as oxytocin and serotonin; and thoughts of fear will produce epinephrine and cortisol. Fear in of itself is not bad, it's actually quite an important tool. It's more about how we manage the fear. How do we use fear as an...
Benefits of Coffee 1. Enhances fat burning metabolism Researches found that participants who ingested coffee 30 minutes before exercise had a 30% increase in fat burn metabolism. Another study shows that it increases resting metabolic rate by activating brown fat, which increases thermogenesis. This means your burning more calories by doing nothing when drinking coffee. 2. Mental health A study in Korea found that participants who had at least 2 cups of coffee per day experienced a 32% lower prevalence of...
What is Taste and Why Does Real Food Taste Good The 5 flavor sensations are sweet, salt, bitter, sour, and umami. There is another thing going on called retronasal olfaction. This translates to back of the nose smelling. When you eat food it stimulates your smell receptors. It travels up the tube to the back of your nose to different parts of the brain. This is actually what gives food its rich taste and character. This is why when you have...
What is Epigenetics? Epigenetics translates to control above the genes. The conventional paradigm indicates that genes are destiny, but this is out dated and inaccurate. You may have a genetic predisposition for something, meaning you have have a higher risk of a disease, but you have influence over how that risk is expressed. Genes are like a blueprint, genes can't do anything of themselves, but the environmental triggers have to be activated. The genes themselves don't change, but whether they express...
What is Technocracy? Technocracy is the idea that government is run by algorithm and not people. Technocracy describes a form of government in which scientific and technical experts serve positions of political power and make final decisions. The higher authorities appoint a technocrat instead of the public. History of Technocracy Technocracy was developed in the early 1900s. In 1932, technocracy inc. was housed at Columbia University, and Howard Scott was their leader. Howard Scott was discovered to be a fraud, for he did...
What is SIBO? SIBO, or small intestinal bacterial over growth is a common condition classified as an imbalance of gut bacteria in the small intestine. They ferment the carbs that you eat, resulting in symptoms such as gas, bloating, pain, constipation, and indigestion. Testing SIBO can be tested with a glucose or lactulose breath test. This involves digesting a simple sugar and waiting to see if the bacteria produce hydrogen gas. What Causes SIBO? 1. Chronic stress Chronic stress can lead to poor gut motility. 2. Sugar Sugar...