Our Body’s Benefit with Quality Water
Currently,
practitioners of medicine are unaware of the many chemical roles of water
in the body. This is the most basic mistake that has deviated clinical
medicine. It has prevented medical practitioners from being able to advise preventive measures
to offer simple physiologic cures for some major diseases in humans.[1]
In advanced
societies, thinking that tea, coffee, alcohol, and manufactured beverages
are desirable substitutes for the purely natural water needs of the daily
"stressed" body is an elementary but catastrophic mistake. It is true that
these beverages contain water, but what else they contain are dehydrating
agents. Children are not educated to drink water; they become dependent on
sodas and juices. This is a self-imposed restriction on the water needs of
the body.[1]
You should make
sure your doctor becomes aware of the information on water metabolism, and
your body's other call signals for water, when dehydration begins to alter
the body's other call signals for water, when dehydration begins to alter
the body physiology. Your doctor is responsible to you and, as your
physician, he needs to become informed. It is your responsibility to help
your doctor become aware of the paradigm shift. It is now your
responsibility to help change the health care system to work for you and
not the commercial and political aims of its administrators. [1]
“There is
more natural magic in a full glass of water than any medication you are
brainwashed to use for the treatment of the conditions I have explained in
this book. And I do not sell water!”
–F. Batmanghelidj, M.D.
The human body
is composed of 25% solid matter and 75% water. The brain is said to
consist of 85% water.
[2]
Water is a
source of energy. One of the ways water produces energy is through
hydrolysis. Hydrolysis means the splitting of water into two components:
hydrogen and oxygen. Whenever this occurs, energy is released. The energy
generated by water helps produce ATP, a compound that stores body energy.
[2]
Just as there is
solar energy, there is hydroelectric energy. Certain parts of the brain
draw most of their energy from water. Neurotransmission is heavily
dependent on energy from water.
[2]
People are
overemphasizing the solids and ignoring the role of water in energy
generation and body metabolism.
[2]
The brain uses
electrical energy that is generated by the water drive of the
energy-generating pumps. With dehydration, the level of energy generation
in the brain is decreased. Many functions of the brain that depend on this
type of energy become inefficient. We recognize this inadequacy of
function and call it depression.
[1]
Water is the best aphrodisiac.
[2]
First of all,
water improves the hormonal functions. It improves the uptake of hormones
by the cells. This involves a phenomenon called "conformational rotation
of receptor molecules" occurring at the cell membrane.
[2]
The second way
water improves sex is that it will prevent a man from losing the ability
to get an erection. There is a messenger system in the body that must say
there is enough fluid for an erection to occur.
[2]
When the body is
well hydrated, all of the physiological and hormonal prerequisites to a
satisfying sex life and more-than-adequate libido will be in place. In
addition, one or two glasses of water before "the event" will help in
achieving a firmer and sustained erection in men and the joys of
participation in women[1]
High blood
pressure is caused by water deficiency. This pressure that is required is
called hypertension. Hypertension is caused by water deficiency.
[2]
High blood
pressure (essential hypertension) is the result of an adaptive process to
a gross body water deficiency. [1]
Water by itself is the best natural diuretic. If the persons who have
hypertension, and produce adequate urine, increase their daily water
intake, they will not need to take any diuretics.
[1]
Higher blood
cholesterol is a sign that the cells of the body have developed a defense
against the osmotic force of the blood that keeps drawing water out
through the cell membranes; or the cell membrane and maintain normal cell
functions. Cholesterol is a natural "clay" that, when poured in the gaps
of the cell membrane, will make the cell wall impervious to the passage of
water. Cholesterol production in the cell membrane is a part of the cell
survival system. It is a necessary substance. Its excess denotes
dehydration.
[1]
The root cause
of degenerative diseases is not known, because a wrong paradigm is being
pursued. If we begin to appreciate that for the process of digestion of
food, water is the most essential ingredient, most of the battle is won.
If we give the necessary water to the body before we eat food, all the
battle against cholesterol formation in the blood vessels will be won.
[1]
Excess
cholesterol formation is the result of dehydration. It is the dehydration
that causes many different diseases and not the levels of cholesterol in
the circulating blood. It is therefore more prudent to attend to our daily
water intake rather than to what foods we eat. With proper enzyme
activity, any food can be digested, including its cholesterol content.
[1]
About 50 million
Americans suffer from some form of arthritis, 30 million people suffer
from arthritic neck pains, and 200,000 children are affected by the
juvenile form of arthritis. Once any of these conditions establishes in an
individual, it becomes a sentence for suffering during the rest of the
individual's life
¾ unless the simplicity of
the root-cause of the problem is fully understand.
[1]
The principle in
the design of all joints is for water to act as a lubricating agent, as
well as bearing the force produced by weight, or tension produced by
muscle action on the joint. It is the same type of force.
[1]
Non-infectious "recurring" or chronic pains should be viewed as indicators
of body thirst.
[1]
These chronic
pains include dyspeptic pain, rheumatoid arthritis pain, anginal pain
(heart pain on walking, or even rest), low back pain, intermittent
claudication pain (leg pain on walking), migraine and hangover headaches,
colitis pain and its associated constipation.
[1]
Colitis pain,
felt in the lower left of the abdomen, should initially be viewed as
another thirst signal for the human body. It is often associated with
constipation; itself caused by persistent dehydration.[1]
Stomach
pain could be one of the unrecognized symptoms of water deficiency.
[1]
Ulcers are
caused by dehydration. When the pancreas cannot neutralize your stomach
acid, the body seals off the stomach with a muscle spasm.[1]
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration. They
are provided for informational use only and are not intended to replace the
advice of a licensed professional. This is required by the Federal Food, Drug
and Cosmetic Act.
The following are footnotes are references for the previous text.
