We continue our series on using PhonoCardiology to reveal your deepest issues affecting the correct function of your body and mind. You might be saying, “But I don’t have a heart problem.” This testing and treatment are not just about the heart.
American Biological Medicine Offers Five Levels of Testing Beyond Conventional Lab Tests If you are chronically sick then you have experienced that much of [...]
If you are chronically sick then you have experienced that much of medical care is blindly treating numbers on lab tests. Thankfully new science has largely made archaic this form of medicine.
I am going to tell you things that virtually 100% of you (and likely your doctors) don't know. Don't read this if you want to continue believing the body works the way we all were taught.
If you are chronically sick then you have experienced that much of medical care is blindly treating numbers on lab tests. Thankfully new science has largely made archaic this form of medicine.
The subconscious brain recognizes and responds, without our assistance, to any perceived threat against us. Any attack by viruses, bacteria, or any other microbe, not to mention toxins and stressful life situations, activates the biophotonic software in your brain to increase the body's ability to respond instantly and correctly to the situation.
Although it is difficult to read this picture, the blue box at the top left shows what a normal phonocardiogram should look like. Each of the other boxes show some of the problems that can be found in a dysfunctional heart.
You don't have to be a cardiologist, or have any healthcare training to be able to tell that the heart recording at the top of this series of phonocardiograms is completely messed up!It might be surprising to know that all of these phonocardiograms were taken pre-and post treatment over the course of three consecutive days at the Biologix Center.
A very common symptom of chronic Lyme disease is many and various heart problems, such as Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS). It is fairly common for POTS patients to have a noticeable drop in blood pressure upon standing, but some POTS patients have no change or even an increase in blood pressure upon standing.
