ANALYTICAL RESEARCH LABS BULLETIN

NOVEMBER  2007

 

CONDITIONS THAT RESPOND THE BEST AND CAUTIONS WITH NUTRITIONAL BALANCING

 

              We are often asked by doctors and patients if nutritional balancing is for everyone.  They ask if there conditions for which our program is not appropriate, or if special modifications are required. This is a large topic and we will no doubt revisit this topic in the future.

              First of all, most physical and mental health conditions respond well.  This includes most childhood illness such as allergies, recurrent infections, autism (which takes time) and many learning and behavioral conditions such as ADHD.  Children have more vital energy.  As a result, they require few supplements and simple dietary changes, in many cases, in order to obtain excellent results.

              Other conditions that respond very well are many cases of chronic fatigue, arthritis, digestive disturbances and insomnia, to name just a few.  Mental and emotional conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and many others also respond very well in most cases.  Some unusually excellent responses occur with epilepsy and slow healing of wounds and fractures.

              Conditions that respond less well or require program modifications are the following:

 

AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS (LOU GERHIGŐS DISEASE), LUPUS AND MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS 

 

              The nutritional balancing program is not designed especially for these and other similar diseases.  We do not know why, but these are difficult to heal with most programs.  Perhaps the imbalances are very deep or it is hard for the patients to follow the program faithfully.

              We have seen multiple sclerosis respond to intravenous chelation of metals such as mercury, however.

 

FULL-BLOWN CANCER

 

              If one has active cancer, especially if it is advanced or metastasized, we suggest referring them for the Kelley metabolic cancer therapy or some other specific natural approach for cancer.  This is partly a practical manner.  The cancer must be stopped, and natural methods can do it, but nutritional balancing is not designed for this and time is of the essence.  Once the tumor is reduced or preferably gone, then begin nutritional balancing. 

              If a client has had cancer and chooses to work with you, we suggest you assume there could still be some cancer hidden in the body.  Most adults, in fact, have a little cancer somewhere.  Do not promise any specific results.  We recommend adding coffee enemas, infrared sauna therapy and greater amounts of GB-3 and other pancreatic enzymes and liver support remedies.  Other excellent additions are more vitamin D, often best given in the form of fish oil.  Other remedies may also be very helpful for a while.

              Give no more than 6 or 7 products so as not to overwhelm the body.  Prescribe loads of rest, early to bed, stress reduction to the maximum and even restrict exercise so as not to exhaust the patient.  Cancer patients need so much rest that we cannot overemphasize this.

              You may consider referring active cancer patients for the Kelley metabolic cancer therapy.  It is offered through Mrs. Pamela McDougle at (208) 424-7600.  She trains doctors and other practitioners and speaks with prospective clients as well.

            

DIABETES

 

              Diabetes is also a very chronic disease that usually takes years to develop.  Just lowering the blood sugar does not cure the entire problem.  However, it is an excellent start to prevent the terrible damage that excessive sugar in the blood can cause.

              Clients with this problem are often uncooperative.  This is a personality trait of many diabetics, who are used to eating sweets or other stimulants to get an energy boost.  Nutritional balancing requires discipline, which many of them do not want to learn.

              If they want to go on a program with you, they need extra zinc or Endo-pan, about 88 mg of zinc daily.  Also needed is about 1 mg of extra chromium daily as well.  These elements are critical for pancreatic function and blood sugar regulation.

              They also require a much stricter diet with even fewer sugars and no refined starches at all to obtain the best results.  They are often told that they may have some fruit juice and even sweets, if it is not too much.  This is not helpful in the least.  Strict avoidance of simple carbohydrates is best in the long run.

              They also need an extreme amount of rest and sleep, more than others.  This is, in fact, true of all chronic diseases.

              With diabetes and other chronic illnesses, other programs such as raw food and perhaps vegetarian diets can get faster results in many cases.  However, the clients may subtlely become extremely deficient in some nutrients such as zinc on these regimens.  Zinc is found primarily in meats.  Their bodies also become extremely expanded or yin in Chinese terminology, as well.  This is why we donŐt recommend vegetarian or raw food diets.

              However, these regimens are effective for many diabetics in the short term.  Later, they can return to our program when they are feeling better, if they so choose.  Prevention of diabetes is our goal with nutritional balancing.

 

OLD AGE AND EXTREME INFIRMITY

 

              Older and very debilitated individuals need extra GB-3 or other digestive aids, much more than younger, hardier people.  The old or infirm often have seriously impaired enzyme production and cannot absorb nutrients well without a lot of help from  digestive aids.  GB-3 combines a liver detoxifier, a fat-soluble vitamin absorber, an intestinal infection killer, a cancer preventive and more into one digestive aid.  The client does not have to take all these separately to receive many benefits.  The only problem is diarrhea if one starts out with too much.  Over a period of months, most people can increase slowly to three per meal.  This is ideal for most older people.

              They also need fewer other supplements, in general, so as not to overwhelm their worn out digestive systems.  Twice daily is plenty for supplements, with the exception of the digestive aid that must be used with each meal.  No more than five products is often best.  Foods are often better than a lot of pills for very weak people.

              Older or very weak clients may need more cooked food and fewer sweets.   Cooked food is usually easier to digest.  Sweets can cause fermentation by yeasts and other intestinal problems.        Also, they need a nap every day and plenty of rest at night.  Stress levels should be reduced in any way possible.

 

ACUTE OR SEVERE INFECTIONS

 

              Nutritional balancing science is superb for enhancing the immune system.  However, an acute infection, especially if life-threatening, may need specific therapy for the infecting germs or parasites.  Very serious yeast conditions, Lyme disease and many other severe infections may require targeted therapy for the bug until it is brought under control.   Until this occurs, taking a lot of supplements is often not too helpful in many cases.

              For killing germs and parasites, we recommend colloidal silver.  It is a wide-spectrum germ killer and quite non-toxic and cost-effective.  It is so safe it can be dropped in the eyes, the ears, onto the skin or even inhaled into the sinuses or bronchial tubes.

              Prescription drugs should be used as a last resort due to their side effects.  However, at times they are life-saving.  Other natural infection-fighters include echinacea, golden seal, astralagus and high-dose vitamin C.

              Once the infection is at least under control or healed, then a nutritional balancing program can help assure that infections do not recur.

 

ADDICTIONS

 

              In many of these cases, nutritional balancing may be mainly supportive or secondary to other interventions that are needed to end the addiction to alcohol or drugs, for example.  However, many addictions greatly deplete nutrients or affect the diet adversely.  In these cases, which are many, a nutrition program can reduce cravings and greatly ease the ending of the addiction.

              I prefer that addiction clients follow a complete care program that includes not only nutritional balancing, but also counseling, biofeedback, meditation or other modalities to help overcome a difficult situation.

              Often, a complete change of life with a move, breaking out of a co-dependent relationship and other drastic measures are most helpful.  Once this is achieved, then the person can focus and benefit far more from a simple nutritional balancing healing program.

 

 

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