Fascia, Science, And Energy

Fascia is a semi-liquid, semi-crystaline super conductor. It transmits free electrons around the body to areas of injury at the speed of light.

Joie Jones at UC Urvine

• (https://www.healthcmi.com/Acupuncture-ContinuingEducation-News/796-mriultrasound)

• https://www.faculty.uci.edu/profile.cfm?faculty_id=2410

• Flashing a light into the eye takes 200 milliseconds or 200,000 microseconds to be picked up in the occipital lobe of the brain.

• Putting a needle into the eye point on the foot takes only 0.8 milliseconds or 800 microseconds to be picked up in the same occipital lobe of the brain, from a location much farther away than the eye.

• To give perspective, let's use a football field of 100 meters.

• if 200,000 microseconds represents the 100 yard football field (the distance the light has to travel from flashing in the eye), then 800 microseconds equals much much less:

• 800 microseconds/200,000 microseconds = 0.004th the time to travel.

• 0.004ths of 100 yards = 0.4 yards = 14.4 inches.

• 100 yards vs 14.4 inches.

https://www.lagunabeachindy.com/scientist-joie-jones-presidential-advisor-dies/

Dr. Jean-Claude Guimberteau

https://fascialconnection.lat/jean-claude-guimberteau-md-francia-2/

• Series “Strolling Under the Skin” on YouTube

• Used to be four 30-minute videos, now there is only 1.

• Inserted microcameras in living tissue too see fascia matrix.

• In the 3rd video (can’t find it online anymore), he describe how the perimysium was unique in that it interwove with multiple organs and parts of the body and that there were perpendicular projections that came out of the perimysium towards the skin.

• That sounds like an acupuncture point to me! http://training.seer.cancer.gov/module_anatomy/unit4_2_muscle_structure.html

Testing to reducing inflammation in fascia

Testing to reducing inflammation in fascia

Top Priority: Inflammation

Genes that Affect Inflammation

Genes that Affect Inflammation

You do not want an inflammatory response that is overly aggressive as this can lead to more inflammation, tissue destruction, muscle wastage, and bone loss.

Genes that Affect Inflammation

Genetically, some people are more likely to have this overly aggressive inflammatory response.

You also do not want a state of chronic inflammation.

Elevated levels of inflammation with many chronic diseases: cardiovascular disease, atherosclerosis, diabetes, periodontal disease and many autoimmune diseases.

Anti-Inflammatory genes

Your body produces anti-inflammatory chemicals to ensure your inflammatory response remains controlled.

Genetically, some people do not produce good levels of these anti-inflammatory chemicals and are unable to control their inflammatory response and are more likely to end up with chronic inflammation.

vs.

Example: The 3 Geneticbased ‘weight gainers’

Understanding Your Trigger Foods

HISTAMINE TOLERANCE:

You are a yellow dot. You are genetically sensitive to histamine.

Aim to consume LOW histamine containing foods. Limit/ avoid HIGH histamine containing foods.

BE HONEST WITH YOURSELF: After meals, do you experience any of the following signs or symptoms?

• Headaches

• Itchy skin

• Runny nose

• Fatigue

• Hives

• Digestive issues

If so, your body may be trying to tell you that you’re having a problem metabolizing the foods you’re eating. Aim to limit/ avoid high histamine containing foods.

*IMPORTANT NOTE: The foods listed are strictly from a low/high histamine lens. Food is complicated. For example, milk may be low in histamine, yet you still may have OTHER reasons to reduce/avoid dairy.

Anti-histamine herbs and spices:

https://lowhistamineeats.com/anti-histamine-foods/ #Antihistamine_Herbs

LOW histamine containing foods

Food/Beverage

• *Certain fresh/frozen fish

• *Eggs

• *Fresh meat

• Fresh fruits and vegetables

• *Grains

HIGH histamine containing foods

• *Alcohol

• *Beans and pulses

• *Eggplants

• Long-stored nuts

• *Matured cheeses

• Pickled/canned foods

• *Shellfish

• Smoked meats

Foods that INCREASE histamine release in the body

• Additives

• Bananas

• Chocolate/cocoa

• Citrus fruits

• Kiwi

• Legumes

• Mushrooms

• Papaya

Foods that BLOCK histamine removal

• Alcohol

• Black tea

• Coffee/caffeine

• *Fresh pasteurized milk

• Most cooking oils

• Most leafy herbs

• Most fruit juices without citrus fruits

• Herbal teas

• Chocolates and cocoa

• Rice vinegar

• Ready-to-eat meats

• Salty snacks

• Seitan (vegan meat)

• Sweets with preservatives and artificial coloring

• Peanuts

• Pineapple

• Plums

• *Tomatoes

• Vinegars

• Walnuts

• Wheat germ

• Energy drinks

• Green tea

Signs of inflammatory

weight gain: The Paradox of fat loss

• Do you gain 1-2 pounds by eating with only a small piece of bread?

• The harder you exercise, the less muscular and more weight you put on?

• Fat redistributing itself around your body?

• Cutting calories not working?

Your genes stay the same, but their expression can vary. This is epigenetics.

Your genes have a default setting but each setting has a ‘dial’ or ‘dimmer switch’ to shift the expression, either towards ‘red’ or towards green.

Functional genetics in action

Case study: Exercised induced weight gain and increased PAIN

vs. • Over-initiation

• Over-sustaining

• Under-clearing

Testing to reducing inflammation in fascia

Testing to reducing inflammation in fascia

Testing to reducing inflammation in fascia

Test, don’t guess

Tests drive healthy decisions and saves time & $

Saves you time:

• What you actually need and in what order of priority.

• Not distracted or led astray by shiniest new supplement, gadget, or ‘hack’.

• Those are most useful once you have the data

Saves you $:

• What do you actually need?

• Are you absorbing?

• Know when to stop a particular supplement

• What lifestyle changes are critical (not always supplements)

• Prevents veering offtrack with just chasing a protocol

Adrenal:

• 6-spot salivary test

• DHEA

• Cortisol Awakening Response

Examples:

• Genova’s “Adrenocortex Stress

Profile (ASP) with CAR Add-on”

• Precision Analytical’s Cortisol

Awakening Response

• Doctors Data Adrenal function

Profile with CAR add-on

Hormone testing

Sex hormones + Melatonin

• Hormones

• Testosterone + metabolites

• Estrogens (7 types)

• Progesterone metabolites

• Melatonin

Examples:

• Precision Analytical’s “DUTCHplus”

Thyroid:

• TSH

• Free T3 (fT3)

• Free T4 (fT4)

• Reverse T3 (rT3)

• Antibodies to Thyroglobulin (Anti-TG)

• Antibodies to Thyroperoxidase (AntiTPO)

Examples

• Genova’s Comprehensive Thyroid

• ZRT’s Comprehensive Thyroid

• Access Medical: Thyroid Panel

Comprehensive

• Diagnostic Solutions Lab: “GI MAP”

• Genova: “GI Effects”

• Doctor’s Data: “GI360”

Food sensitivities & intolerances

Foods: Eggs, soy, nuts, grains, meats, dairy & constituents, spices

Gluten, Additives

Chemicals, Additives

Nerve tissue Examples

• Genova’s Allergic 30-foods antibodies, Examples

• Cyrex labs

• Vibrant-America

• ALCAT

Core Mitochondria test

• Mitochondrial function (can you make energy from proteins, fats, carbs)

• Neurotransmitter metabolites (epinephrine, dopamine, serotonin)

• Brain Inflammation markers

• Free radical markers

Mitochondria, Brain, & Liver Testing

• Liver detox pathways

• Microbiome markers (e.g. Yeast markers)

Genova’s “Organix Comprehensive Profile”

Diagnostic Solutions Lab: “OMX”

Advanced Mitochondria upgrades:

• Fatty Acids: Over 30 fatty acids (Omega 3s, Omega 6s, Omega 9s, monounsaturated, saturated, and trans fats)

• Damaged fat marker: lipid peroxides

• Amino Acids: (e.g. Branch Chain, Neurotransmitter precursors)

• Heavy metals: Aluminum, Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead, and Mercury

• Minerals: Magnesium, Potassium, Zinc, Copper, Selenium, Calcium.

• Fat Soluble vitamins & nutrients: Vitamin D3, CoQ10, Vit A, b-carotene, Vitamin Es (a- & g-tocopheral)

• Inflammation marker: Homocysteine

Genova’s “ION Profile”

Really chronic issues: Mold, Metals, and Lyme

Mycotox/Mold

Metals

Lyme

Great Plains: “Mycotox”

Vibrant Wellness: “Mycotoxins”

Quicksilver Scientifics “Mercury Tri-test”

Quicksilver Scientifics: “Blood metals Panel”

• Metals: Antimony, arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury, silver, strontium

• Minerals: Calcium, Cobalt, Copper, lithium, Magnesium, Manganese, Molybdenum, Selenium, Zinc

Vibrant Wellness: “Tickborne”

IGeneX Inc: “Lyme” - lots of panels