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Consuming too much protein, or poor protein digestion, can lead to putrefaction and bacterial imbalance of the colon. This results in nitrite (N03) production. N03 is absorbed into the portal circulation, in turn, causing oxidation of hemoglobin to methemoglobin (the iron being in the ferric state). Thus, when the oxygen comes in contact with the iron, it simply gives up its electron resulting in a superoxide radical and hemoglobin, which is incapable of combining with oxygen. "Normal" individuals can have up to 10% methemoglobin; 10 to 20% methemoglobin results in cyanosis. Certain poisons and drugs, esp. sulfonamide drugs and other antibiotics, result in the same imbalance. Conditions associated with poor protein digestion include:
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Allergies
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Ear infections
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Hoarseness
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Anoxia
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Emotional irritation
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Lack of focus
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Bacterial infections
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Flu
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L5 Discopathy/low back pain
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Coated tongue
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Geographic tongue
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Poor appetite
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Colds
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Hay fever
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Sinusitis *
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Constricted throat
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Headaches
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Strep throat/tonsillitis **
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Dark circles under eyes
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Hiatal hernia
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Vomiting or diarrhea due to infection
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Primary Nutritive: "Aerobic Support" supplies the body with a complete bioavailable amino acid source rich in protease and other synergistic nutrients, thus, supporting protein digestion and assimilation.
Secondary Nutritive: "Metabolic Support" supplies slippery elm and aloe vera to support large intestine function and for healing digestive linings.
Medicinal Formula: "Detox–Rx"
Dietary considerations: Amino Acid and Fruit Groups
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Decrease
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Increase or Add
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Animal
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Sea vegetables
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Dairy
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nori, arame, etc.
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Chicken
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Fish (moderate amount)
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Fruits
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Aerobic exercises: moderate exercise for at least twenty minutes, making sure to not get so short of breath that you could not carry on a conversation.
Patterns I thru XII
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