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High blood sugar, whether from excessive carbohydrate intake or other hyperglycemic issues, causes a push towards cholesterol production at the expense of phospholipids (i.e., lecithins). This results in inadequate production of surfactant (a phospholipid lubricant) resulting in asthma, bronchitis, and other respiratory conditions. Again, conditions associated with inadequate surfactant production include:
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Acne
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Asthma
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Emphysema
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Apnea
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Bronchitis
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Pneumocystitis
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Primary Nutritive: "Anabolic Support" supplies parsley, ginger, and bee pollen, which has an ideal protein (30%) to carbohydrate (50%) ratio, for support of carbohydrate metabolism.
Secondary Nutritive: "Metabolic Support" supplies cellulase and polysaccharides for support of blood glucose levels and lung function. Whole leaf aloe vera is an excellent source of Mg, which is necessary for the transport of oxygen across the cell membrane.
Medicinal Formula: "Lung-Rx"
Dietary considerations:
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Decrease
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Increase
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Potato & nuts
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All fruits
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Breads, grains, corn, etc.
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Oils (olive, coconut, etc.)
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Refined carb's, pasta, etc.
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Avocado
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Quick/toning exercises: less weight and higher reps, tennis, basketball, etc.
Patterns I thru XII
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