Your body
Your body consists of about 40,000,000,000,000 cells. Each of these cells is a great extraordinary factory that produces valuable energy, necessary enzymes, hormones and neurotransmitters – everything your body needs to support its vital functions.
But every cell like every factory produces also huge amounts of waste products. And as you remember there are about 40 trillion such factories in your entire body.
Every second each of your 40 trillion cellular factories produces billions of highly reactive atoms called free radicals.
What are free radicles?
Free radicals are molecules with unpaired electrons that are the natural byproducts of chemical processes, such as metabolism.
However, free radicals are not your body’s only problem.
Apart from billions of free radicals produced every single second in each of your 40 trillion cellular factories, every single day hundreds of toxic chemicals enter your body from the outside. These are heavy metals, especially aluminium, mercury or lead; drugs such as statins, steroids, antibiotics or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs; bisphenol A found in plastics; polychlorinated biphenyls found in paints, plastics and rubber products; herbicides and pesticides present in food; cancer-causing formaldehyde inhaled from your synthetic furniture, curtains or carpets; chemicals found in body gels, shampoos or body lotions; artificial food dyes and preservatives, including bromates, nitrates or nitrites; artificial sweeteners like aspartame; tobacco smoke and exhaust fumes from vehicles.
The toxins can get inside your body through all three routes of exposure – through inhalation, ingestion and skin penetration. They destroy your body 24 hours a day. Soon it starts to resemble an area after the invasion of thousands of enemy Star Wars spacecraft.
Bacteria, prions and viruses
Free radicals and toxins are not the only problem your body must face every day. There is one more problem – infections. They are initially harmless and almost unnoticeable. Infections are caused by microorganisms such as viruses, prions, bacteria, and viroids, and larger organisms like parasites and fungi. Your body should immediately deal with these infections. Unfortunately, it has neither the time nor the resources to do it. With the resources that are at the body’s disposal, it can barely deal with constant deliveries of free radicals and toxins.
These initially harmless infections can cause chronic inflammation. And chronic inflammation can be very dangerous to your body. It destroys your joints, your muscles and your bones. It damages your liver, your stomach, your intestinal wall, your blood vessels and your brain cells.
Chronic inflammation is responsible for the development of most chronic conditions, ranging from osteoarthritis, myalgia, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease or Parkinson’s disease, to diabetes, atherosclerosis or gastric and duodenal ulcers. In many cases, chronic inflammation leads to the development of cancer.
One more bad news
You need to know that your main defence system against pathogens that is located in your intestines is no longer able to performs its basic functions. To tell the truth, it must have stopped working long before you were diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
And as you know 80% of immune cells in your body are associated with intestinal submucosa.
So if your intestines are sick, your whole body is sick.
If bad bacteria colonize your intestines, you have virtually no chance to overcome any disease, no matter whether it is cancer, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, multiple sclerosis, flu or just a common cold.
There is simply no one in your intestines who will stand up for you.
As you have noticed the root cause of the disease you are suffering from is: chronic cellular malnutrition.
And its accompanying causes are:
- body intoxication
- food allergies
- numerous chronic infections and inflammation
- and impaired immune system
You are starving your cells to death
Conclusion
As a result of chronic cellular malnutrition (lack of sufficiently high doses of nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, trace elements, amino acids and fatty acids) accompanied by severe intoxication of your body (herbicides, pesticides, medicines, heavy metals such as lead, aluminium or mercury) in the presence of chronic inflammation and impaired immune system you have created a perfect environment for the development of Parkinson’s disease.
The disease initially covers a small area in the brain called basal ganglia. The immediate cause of Parkinson’s disease is L-dopamine deficiency, which is produced in the above mentioned area of the brain. Lack of L-dopamine causes a chronic degenerative disorder of the nervous system leading to impaired or complete loss of movement.
