1. Looking for help, 2. Iron rulses of health -6

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This was intensely interesting to me. (Apart from the description Iron Rules -

"haem/iron" rules - haem being most affected by oxygen) You have here given us

the method of reclaiming health. It is very exciting and the best and most

pro-active piece of writing i have seen in ages. Thanks!

 

What occurred to me after reading this is that we acknowledge that shock and

trauma are often the beginning of health breakdown. I put the full stop there.

However after reading your Rules - I saw that it was probable that in shock and

in trauma breathing changes so dramatically that it also is partly the cause of

future disease states. Especially if there is no conscious attempt to rectify

the body with compensatory breathing. And who would even think in this direction

as the patient, without some knowledgeable Ayurvedic Dr with such knowledge?

Many years ago when i was writing a lecture on dementia I suddenly realised that

Aconite - which is used homeopathically for shock and is also used for the

initial stages of illness (I feel that it is "all illness" but i don't wish to

be too controversial!) meant that shock and trauma and the initial stages of

disease are interchangeable and therefore I saw that shock could be the major

cause for disease to occur. To add in breathing pattern changes being another

contributing factor was very exciting.

 

This could mean that some breathing patterns actually cause disease.

 

For someone who might wish to stop taking 15 medications daily and opt for the

Ayurvedic way of healing they will need a practitioner well versed in

allopathic drugs as these cannot all be safely discarded without some knowledge

and also some awareness of the side-effect of these drugs - I have seen people

in cots with withdrawal from some anti-psychotics hallucinating and highly

distressed. Even so breathing and pure air and quality water intake would be a

great step in weaning the body off any allopathic medication - it is

nevertheless a sticky path to tread and I would have thought highly risky.

 

Thanks again Dr Bhate for such a thought invoking/provoking piece - extremely

helpful for everyone whatever their current health status might be.

 

Jane

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Shirish Bhate

In 6th part of this series, we will study the principles of breathing

techniques. These are outlined in sketch manner already in message#

5066. In this post, we study why breathing techniques work, at a more

grass root level. One more post will be needed to connect breathing

with our mental processes. Last paragraph addresses the cardiac

diseases issue.

<SNIP>

In the next post we will see how breath traveling in nostrils affects

central nervous system though bioelectrical energies.