Does Your Doctor Fast Like Jesus Christ Did? Fasting

Does Your Doctor Fast Like Jesus Christ Did?

Prayer and fasting was a lifestyle habit that Jesus said was required for healers to adopt—in order to prescribe a cure to the most difficult evils. One glaring example of this is with the epileptic boy. The Gospel chapters of Matthew 17:14-21 and Mark 9:14-29 both confirm this healing event. Where Jesus testifies to his disciples, that in addition to faith, this type of evil won’t depart except that a doctor (the healer!) maintains a habit of prayer and fasting.

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Life Essence - What The Health Experts Ignore

Life Essence – What The Health Experts Ignore

In traditional Chinese medicine, the main function of the kidneys is to store essence. The marrow in the bones is generated from the essence in the kidneys. As long as there is sufficient essence available, the marrow is able to act. The marrow is in the bones. It follows up the bones of the spinal cord. All marrow converges in the brain (“Sea Of Marrow”). If marrow gets a deficiency, then brain function will decrease.

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Precision Medicine Best Cancer Treatment

How Precise Is Precision Medicine In The Fight Against Cancer?

Step one for a cancer patient is to attempt and get a molecular profile of the tumor. A map, to know the tumor. Whenever possible, this would include both genomics and proteomics testing. Also, screen and treat for sleep apnea or upper airway resistance to assure the body’s immune system stays strong. Make an airway dental device early on.

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HK® Bobby Pen & The Pen Pals® Why Breakfast Is The Most Important Meal of The Day cortisol

Why Breakfast Is The Most Important Meal Of Day

Insulin carries glucose to cells. After you eat food, the pancreas will send insulin into the blood to grab glucose and escort the glucose into cells. If you don’t eat food, then there’s no insulin kick. And when you don’t eat for long periods, blood sugar can get too low. If blood sugar gets too low, you can die. This is when the cortisol (adrenalin!) hormone steps in—to bring glucose back into the bloodstream.

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