onsdag 6 mars 2013
tisdag 5 mars 2013
Därför gav vaccinationen narkolepsi
Av: Sanna Ehdin
Tyvärr har det visat sig att den omfattande influensavaccination i Sverige och Finland orsakade narkolepsi hos barn. Därför har den Europeiska smittskyddsmyndigheten (ECDC) har gjort en grundlig studie av utbrottet, och man rapporterar att narkolepsin är ett resultat av vaccinet. Varför blev det så?
Det beror på att Pandemrix innehåller adjuvans AS03, vars aktiva ingrediensen skvalen. Det är en olja som primärt extraheras från hajar, och som används på försöksdjur för att starkt irritera immunförsvaret. När jag (tyvärr) under min forskartid som immunolog höll på med försöksdjur så sprutade vi olja i buken på möss för att få max irritering på immunförsvaret och kraftigt öka antalet vita blodkroppar.
Skvalen är således välkänt för att orsaka kraftigt irritera immunförsvaret och även sätta igång autoimmuna sjukdomar när de injiceras hos försöksdjur.
Definitionen av en autoimmun sjukdom är att immunsystemet skapar antikroppar mot en substans som normalt finns i kroppen, i syfte att detta ämne ska angripas och förstöras. Skvalen ses som en fiende men denna fiende existerar i hela kroppen och är en komponent involverad i många funktioner. Därför kan det slå till lite hur som helst hos personen som injuceras.
Den första och tydligaste autoimmuna reaktionen efter influensavaccinneringen är just narkolepsi hos barn, men det blev även andra ”resultat" – som plötslig död. En god vän till mig förlorade sin kärnfriske pappa nån dag efter influensavaccineringen… Mycket sorgligt och han kämpar för ersättning och upprättelse för detta.
Frågan är vilka andra autoimmuna sjukdomar som kommer – på sikt – som resultat av vaccinationen.
Skälet till att de använder skvalen är att man tar fram de ämnen som ska ge immunitet tas fram med rekombinant DNA-teknik, men då blir de svagare och ger inte så bra reaktion. Därför vill läkemedelsindustrin ha med skvalen för att ”kräma på” resultatet. Tyvärr med oanade, förödande konsekvenser.
Ännu ett exempel på att man inte tillämpar försiktighetsprincipen utan offrar hälsa och människoliv i den kommersiella cirkus som läkemedelsindustrin utgör. Tja, ”Bota sjukdomen - döda patienten”…
måndag 4 mars 2013
söndag 3 mars 2013
Himlen är oskyldigt blå.......
Fin låt. Tänker på lilla mormor då jag hör den. Spelade den mycket då hon dog....
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lördag 2 mars 2013
fredag 1 mars 2013
Let Your Heart Talk to Your Brain
When I was a practicing psychologist, sometimes when I'd be working with a
client who was confused about an issue or decision, I'd ask, "What would your
heart say?" I often adapted a gestalt technique using two chairs. When the
client was sitting in one chair, I asked them to speak from their heart and talk
to their mind sitting over there in the other chair. Then I'd have them switch
chairs and speak from their head, talking to their heart, telling their heart
the mind's views and concerns. It was like two different people talking. The
heart spoke from genuine feeling and authenticity, in the present. The mind
spoke from opinions, fears, shoulds and shouldn'ts. I had them switch chairs
several times, until they had an epiphany. Very often the client would realize
their heart's voice was their true self, a voice that offered both more
intuition and common sense intelligence.
This is no coincidence. What's really fascinating is that the heart contains a little brain in its own right. Yes, the
human heart, in addition to its other functions, actually possesses a
heart-brain composed of about 40,000 neurons that can sense, feel, learn and
remember. The heart brain sends messages to the head brain about how the body
feels and more. When I first heard about this scientific research, it
intuitively made sense. I had felt for a long time that the heart has its own
mysterious way of knowing.
Until the 1990s, scientists assumed and most of us
were taught that it was only the brain that sent information and issued commands
to the heart, but now we know that it works both ways. In fact, the heart's
complex intrinsic nervous system, the heart brain, is an intricate network of
several types of neurons, neurotransmitters, proteins and support cells, like
those found in the brain proper. Research has shown that the heart communicates to the brain
in several major ways and acts independently of the cranial brain.
One important way the heart can speak to and
influence the brain is when the heart is coherent - generating a stable,
sine-wavelike pattern in its rhythms. When the heart rhythm is coherent, the
body, including the brain, begins to experience all sorts of benefits, among
them greater mental clarity and intuitive ability, including better decision-making.
Although the heart and brain are in constant communication, we can
intentionally direct our heart to communicate to our brain and body in
beneficial ways. When we experience sincere positive emotions, such as caring,
compassion or appreciation, the heart processes these emotions, and the heart's
rhythm becomes more coherent and harmonious. This information is sent to the
brain and the entire body neurologically, biochemically, biophysically and
energetically. You can shift into this coherent state to bring your mind and
heart into harmonious alignment and have more access to intuition often in less
than a minute. It can take a little practice to do this on demand, but it gets
easier and quicker the more you do it.
Here is how, using an adaptation of HeartMath's "Freeze
Frame" decision-making technique:
- When there is an issue causing you stress, write down what you've been thinking and feeling about it.
- Shift into heart coherence using the Quick Coherence Technique.
- In that state, ask yourself what would be a more effective response to this situation, one that will minimize future stress.
- Listen for what your heart has to say. Notice the first feelings and sensations that come to you. Perhaps it's offering a new insight you need, or is saying let go or be patient?
- Write down what your heart says, even if it seems too simplistic.
Now compare what you wrote in #1 with what your heart said. Which feels
better to you? Which has more ease, flow or common sense?
What often blows people's minds is the head saying what seems to be rational
arguments that keep the emotions churning, but the heart's wisdom is so clear
and releasing and simply feels right. In comparing what they wrote in #1 and #5,
people often find the heart more intelligent; the mind more emotional,
irrational.
I have made letting my heart talk to my brain a way of life because it's much
more effective, and offers flow, ease and clarity for me. Whenever I need to, I
shift my focus to the heart and ask its guidance. Recently, my mind was wanting
to rush ahead and call somebody about an issue there was a deadline for. I got
into heart coherence to grasp a deeper connection to the issue. My heart
intuition was clear -- don't call now, or I will be reacting out of fear. So
glad I waited until I was neutral and calm. The results I get from decisions I
make in a heart-coherent state keep confirming the effectiveness of
Freeze-Framing for me.
Lately, I hear more and more people across different disciplines and walks of
life talking about the heart. People seem to be waking up to the wisdom of
letting their hearts guide them, finding it leads them to more joy and
fulfillment. This is news that does my heart good.
By Deborah Rozman
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