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Emerging Diseases
Note: This information is being presented to inform you. If I was convinced that you couldn't do anything to surmount these biological events, then there wouldn't be any productive reason to discuss them. but the alternative medicine bag is filled with many, many tricks for overcoming ANY biological pathogen, whether bioengineered or natural in origin. Fear paralyzes people. Fear comes from not being informed and not knowing how to protect yourself.

Knowledge liberates you and gives you the best opportunity for overcoming adversity. Don't be afraid of the truth; Embrace It. It's your best ally!!
Introduction:
While having gone unnoticed by a large portion of the population, there are numerous new emerging diseases and new virulent strains of older bugs that are beginning to manifest themselves with greater frequency at ever widening locations in North America and around the world.
Names like Flesh Eating Bacteria (Necrotizing fasciitis), MDR Staph A (Multiple Drug Resistant Staphylococcus aureus or VRSA bacteria), Hanta Virus, Ebola (a new outbreak of Ebola has killed 63 as of May 3, 1999), Mad Cow Disease, Pfiesteria ("Red Tide"), Viral Meningitis, Dengue Fever, Hepatitis , Monkey Pox (similar to Smallpox), Australian Flu, Bird Flu, E-coli H-0197, Tuberculosis, Listeria and other "mystery outbreaks" are regularly reported in the media today. A recent outbreak of a pig virus has occurred in Malaysia. It was originally called Japanese Encephalitis, but now that identification has been dropped in favor of a NEW species of viral encephalitis called Nipah, a virus that crossed species from pigs to humans.
In addition, the growing threat of biological attack from "terrorists" groups is becoming increasingly evident. Since December 1997, there have been numerous warnings from the Department of Defense (DOD) and the White House about possible bio-terror attacks on Americans with biological agents like Anthrax or Bubonic Plague.
In 1999, we were treated to a brand 'new' mosquito-borne virus supposedly originating in the New York City area called the West Nile Virus (WNV). Patty Doyle has done much investigative on WNV. Her articles on WNV, along with those of Dr Len Horowitz, can be found at Jeff Rense's web site. The WNV has now spread to neighboring states in the Northeast and possibly across the nation, carried, we are suppose to believe, by 'birds' (how convenient). Len Horowitz has drawn a connection between chemtrails and WNV.
The purpose behind this crescendo of media warnings is to get the public ready for something BIG. You can be sure that the government knows something that you don't. In politics, nothing happens in a vacuum. ALL events are planned. Nothing is ever really a surprise to the elite in government (including the "surprise" attack on Pearl Harbor). The government is flooding the media with these warnings now because when the excrement hits the fan, they don't want you to be able to say that you weren't warned. One topic that the government ISN'T interested in discussing in the media, however, is Chemtrails.
Chemtrails In the past, I introduced the story of Chemtrails here, but the story has become so pressing, that I decided to create a seperate link to discuss it.
Bio-Engineered Diseases :

To date, there have been approximately 20,000 deaths of former military personnel from Gulf War Disease (GWD). A far larger number (over 200,000) of relatives and friends have come down with similar symptoms to those of the Gulf War victims. The disease appears to be contagious. One pathogen connected with GWD has been isolated by Dr Garth Nicholson as Mycoplasma Fermentens Incognitus. This immune crippling pathogen , along with the AIDS virus and the Ebola virus, were bioengineered right here in the good ole USA in laboratories with names like Litton Bionetics, Merck, Sharp & Dohme, the National Cancer Institute (NCI), and Fort Detrick, Maryland.
Dr Len Horowitz has carefully laid out the voluminous and indisputable evidence of the government's involvement in the laboratory development of these deadly pathogens. In his book, Emerging Viruses: AIDS & Ebola, Nature, Accident, or Intentional, Dr Horowitz follows the paper trail on the development of the AIDS and the Ebola viruses from monkeys, chickens, and other animals to the point where they eventually 'take' in humans and cause the disease that is seen in the animal.
Unresponsive to Pharmaceutical Antibiotics:
Diseases that were previously controllable with pharmaceutical antibiotics are adapting themselves and becoming resistant to virtually all pharmaceutical drugs. A good example is a dangerous strain of the common staph germ, Staphylococcus aureus. It now has doctors worried because it has developed a resistance to pharmaceuticals' most powerful antibiotic, Vancomycin (CNN May 28, Aug. 22, & Sept. 5, 1997, AP Dec 30, 1997, Feb. 24, 1998, Reuters Feb. 19, 1999). The percentage of Staphylococci infections resistant to penicillin in 1960 was 13; the percentage resistant in 1997 was 99. While some television shows, such as Dateline, Nova, and 20/20 have examined the issue of emerging diseases, the true extent of the danger is barely perceived by the public. The number of new emerging diseases is rising. The problem goes unnoticed and the majority of people remain unaware, unprotected, and vulnerable.
BioTerrorist Attack in the US :
The threat of biological attack is very real. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has recently been giving presentations across the country to police and emergency personnel on emergency procedures to follow in the event of a biological attack. Alternative Medicine
What if you could interfere with the reproduction mechanism of ANY bacteria, or ANY virus? What if you could disintegrate a pathogen within the body with specialized electrical and magnetic fields or other therapies before it had the chance to even start reproducing itself? If you could do that, you would not succumb to the disease organism. It couldn't multiply, spread, and overwhelm your defense systems. It couldn't go anywhere. It would just get gobbled up by your while blood cells, digested, and eliminated. You would live. You would survive. These technologies are available and usually at low to moderate cost. You can obtain a great deal of information about many of these technologies from little known books and at this and other web sites.
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This link will take you to the index page of articles from many sources about the growing problem of emerging diseases

Seabuckthorn Extensive Research, Your LIFE Opportunity Is Right Here.

The medicinal research and development of seabuckthorn
Xu Mingyu 1, Sun Xiaoxuan 2, Cui Jinhua 3
(1, 2 Xiyuan Hospital of the Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine of China, Beijing
100091)

Abstract: According to historical records, China was the first to country to use seabuckthorn as a drug. In 1977, this plant was formally listed in the Chinese pharmacopoeia. Seabuckthorn contains biologically active substances with pharmacological effects on the cardiovascular and the immune system, and anti-senility, anti-inflammation and anti-radiation effect, etc. During the last ten years, research on seabuckthorn medicinal and health products has greatly advanced and many economic benefits have been gained from it in China.
Key words seabuckthorn, medicinal research, effective constituents, cardiovascular system, immune system, anti-cancer, anti-senility, anti-inflammation, anti-radiation.
The fruits of seabuckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides L.) have been used as a drug by traditional Tibetan and Mongolian medicine since ancient times. It has pharmacological effects on the lungs,the stomach, the spleen, the blood circulation, which were recorded in some medicinal classics,such as Sibu Yidian [1] from the Tang Dynasty and Jing Zhu Ben Cao [2] from the Qing Dynasty. In 1977, seabuckthorn was officially for the first time listed in the Chinese Pharmacopoeia by the Ministry of Public Health [3]. Since 1985, meanwhile, medicinal research on seabuckthorn has received much attention in China. The great advances and demonstrations of its medicinal values have been seen in recent years [4, 5].
1 Origin and development of seabuckthorn medicinal products
In historical records, Chinese people were the first to use seabuckthorn as a drug. More than a thousand years ago seabuckthorn was recorded in Yue Wang Yao Zhen from the Tang Dynasty and in Sibu Yidian, whose writing was finished in the 8th century. Sibu Yidian is a classical Tibetan medical book with four volumes and 158 chapters altogether. Thirty chapters deal with seabuckthorn medicinal products, mentioning the pharmacological effects on inducing the expectoration, opening the inhibited lung energy, dispersing dampness, tonifying the YIN and strengthening the YANG. More than 60 entries refer to its capacity to strengthen the spleen and the stomach, and to promote blood circulation, to remove blood stasis, and there are 84 prescriptions with seabuckthorn, which come in he form of seven different preparations: decoction, powder, pill, medicinal extract, shortbread, ash and tincture. In the 18th century, Sibu Yidian was translated into Mongolian, and later it was translated by European countries for
studying and commenting. In 1903, Sibu Yidian was published in Russia in St. Petersburg [6]. In 1952, Xu Zhonghu, an associate professor of Sichuan Medical College of China, rediscovered seabuckthorn in Tibet. Following this, the Sichuan Medical College took the lead in medicinal research on seabuckthorn, and an academic thesis was written by Xu Zhonglu et al [7]. The Preliminary Research on the Fruit Juice of Seabuckthorn was published in 1956. In 1977,
seabuckthorn was for the first time listed in the Chinese Pharmacopoeia. From 1985 to 1993, Chinese scientists were engaged in a series of scientific experiments on its juice, oil and other extracts with analysis of its nutrient and chemical composition,pharmacodynamics and toxicology. The results have been predicated that seabuckthorn was a medicinal food containing many kinds of vitamins, trace elements, amino acids and other bioactive substances, such as ß-carotene, VC, VB1, VB2, VK1, Zeaxanthin, lycopene, flavonoids, folic acid, sitosterol, triterpene, fatty acids, tannin acid, 5-HT ( 5- hydroxytryptamine) and umbelliferone, etc. In the former USSR it was discovered that the fruits of seabuckthorn contained more than 190 kinds of bio-active substances, and the oil contained 106 kinds of such substances. Of these, there were 6 kinds of fat-soluble vitamins, 22 kinds of fatty acids, 42 kinds of lipids and 36 kinds of flavonoids and phenols [8]. For these reasons, it has great potential in the medical field, both as a medicine and health food. So far, the registration number of the business permit of the seabuckthorn oil has been replaced five times since the first time it was approved as a drug for production and utilization by the Ministry of Public Health of the former USSR. The medical products made from it include simple prescriptions as well as complex ones, e.g., oil solution, soft extract, membranous preparations and aerosols. Seabuckthorn oil can be used to treat burns, skin radiation lesions, cervical erosion, gastric and duodenal ulcer, etc. [9]. 2 Research and development of the effective constituents of seabuckthorn The ripe fruit of seabuckthorn is a medicinal food containing many kinds of vitamins and trace elements and other biologically active substances. Its taste is sour due to its content of approximately 2 to 3.5% organic acid. Results of chromatograghic analyses have indicated that the ripe fruit of seabuckthorn contains malic acid, oxalic acid and another unidentified acid. These organic acids have certain physiological functions: remitting the toxicity of some medicines like barbitals and antibiotics, preventing teratogenesis, damages from x-rays and side effects of oxygen therapy. There are also significant contents of carotenoids ( including ßcarotene, ?ß-4, 4biketone-ß-carotene, ?-carotene, zeaxanthin, lycopene and polyring-lycopene), progestin, flavoxanthin, ryptoxanthin, violaxanthin, neoxanthin and VC, VK, VE, (including a, ?,?VE ) of which VC and VE are the major components of antioxidants [10]. The content of phospholipids in the ripe fruit (including lecithin, cephalin, phosphatidylinositol and phosphatidyl) is about 0.5%. These substances, as part of the membrane mitochondrion, participate in the electronic migration and the oxidative phosphorylation, can promote cellular metabolism, and have an anti-fatty liver, anticirrhosis effect. There is 0.09% to 0.36% betaine in the ripe fruit, which is the methylating product of glycine and has anti-ulcer, and preventative and curative effects on arteriosclerosis. Also, there are the flavonoids, whose main components are the leucocyanidin, catechin, flavonol and trace flavanone. From the flavonol, the isorhamnetin, quassin and camellin can be isolated. The flavonoids and other phenols can increase the resistance of the human body, retard osmosis of the capillary wall and prevent VC from breaking up. The physiological effects of flavonoids on the blood vessel wall require the participation of VC; their activity can stabilize VC in the body, and they can reduce VC oxidation. These substances also have the following functions: controlling arteriosclerosis, lowering the cholesterol level, turning hyperthyroidism into euthyroidism and eliminating inflammation [11]. Phenols are effective against oxidation, tumorigenesis and radiation, and can sustain the activity of many biologically active substances, e.g., the ant-tumorigenesis effect of leucocyanidin, the enhancement of X-ray effectiveness in cancer treatment by catechin, and the remarkable antitumorigenesis and anti-radiation effect of quassin Chlorogenic acid and other phenol compounds can facilitate the biosynthesis of gastric acid, stimulate gastric juice secretion, combine with taurine and take part in diuretic action and in strengthening the function of capillaries, and, at the hypophysis level, regulate thyroid function. The seabuckthorn oil extracted from its ripe fruit contains more than 60% of palmitic and palmitoleic acid. The most active biological fractions among them are the unsponified parts, which can co-exist with VE, carotenoids, beeswax and the sterols with ß-sitosterol as majority. The ß-sitosterol is considered one of the active compounds used to prevent and cure arteriosclerosis [12]. The peel of stem and fruit contains 5-HT, a rare occurrence in the plant kingdom. The 5-HT existing in a free or grouped state, can act as a neurotransmitter and regulate human emotion, blood pressure (BP),body temperature and hormone level. It can also have important antiradiation, anti-infection and anti-cancer functions, and can promote coagulation by transforming fibrinogen into fibrin. The leaves and fruit contain coumarin, which can strengthen the function of the capillaries, has styptic and anti-coagulation functions, anti-spasmus, anti-vitiligo, anti-turmorigenesis, antinumbness, anti-pyreticosis effects, and can regulate disorders of the gallbladder. There is also trierpene, whose representative is the ursolic acid which has an effect similar to that of adrenocortical hormone (ACH). It can control the actions of sodium (Na+) and chlorine (CI-) in vivo, but does not inhibit the metabolism of potassium, and it can cure bronzed skin (hypocorticoidism), heal wounds, ulcer and inflammation. The leaves contain ß-amyrinoley-lalcohol acid. It can dilate the cardiac and cerebral vessels, facilitate blood circulation and slightly lower the blood pressure [13].

To sum up, seabuckthorn contains so many biologically active substances that its development for medicinal and health products has great potential.

3 Research on pharmacological effects of seabuckthorn

3.1 Cardiovascular system

The total flavonoids of Hippophae (seabuckthorn) (TFH) extracted from the leaves and fruit is a group of compounds containing seven kinds of flavonoids. Of these, the main components are isorhamnetin and quercetin. Zhang Maoshun, Wang Jialing and others [14] of the West China Medical University experimented with TFH, treating coronary heart disease using a random double blind control test. The results showed that TFH could remit angina and improve the
echanocardiography and the ischemic electrocardiogram. As for this aspect, its curative effect is better than that of isosorbide dinitrate, which might be due to the increased volume of coronary blood flow and myocardial nutritional blood flow, and the decrease of myocardial oxygen consumption and inhibition of platelet aggregation. Wang Bingwen and others [15] of Xi'an Medical University investigated the effects of TFH extracted from the leaves of seabuckthorn on white rats' cardiac function. The internal pressure peak of the left ventriculus and its maximum rate of change (dp/dtmax) increased distinctly, the time from the left ventricle starting a contraction to the occurrence of a dp/dtmax was shortened distinctly, the diastolic pressure of the left ventricle and the left ventricular pressure of the sovolumetric relaxation phase diminished, cardiac output, cardiac index, heart stroke index, and left ventricular power index of the myocardium increased. Further research showed that TFH could strengthen the contractility of the extra-corporeal papillary muscles of guinea pigs. The mechanism might be related to its effect on both the inward flow of extra-cellular Ca2+? of the cardiac muscles and the Ca2+? release from intracellular reservoirs. Liu Fengming et al. [16] of the Baotou Medical College experimented on the extra-corporeal cors of white mice with arrhythmia. They discovered that TFH could prolong the time of ventricular fibrillation, postpone the atrioventricular conduction, lower the heart rate, and attenuate the myocardial contractility. In addition, TFH could slightly prolong the refractory stage (or period) of the extra-corporeal left atrium function, and counteract distinctly the action of the allorhythmia of the extra-corporeal right atrium of guinea pigs. Chai Quiyan, et al. [17], of Shanxi Medical Institute experimented with seabuckthorn extract (SE) (extracted by alcohol) on white rats. It was shown that SE had considerable anti-mycardialischmia, anti-hyperlipemia and anti-fat-liver effects. Seabuckthorn oil could decrease cholesterol,triglyceride and ß-lipoprotein (LP), and counteract hyperlipemis induced by the experimental high fat diet.
Based on the above advances in research, Tongliao Pharmaceutical Factory of Inner Mongolia
Autonomous Region in China began to produce Acetylsalicylic Flavonoid Tablets. In 1992, it
was selected as one of the new and high grade products of the region. Based on 303 cases of
clinical observation by Tongren Hospital affiliated to the Capital Medical College, Xuanwu Hospital, Friendship Hospital and four more hospitals in Beijing, the general curative effectiveness, i.e., more than 90% in the treatment of stenocardia and almost 50% in ECGs
(electrocardiograms) has been proven [18]. Now this drug has been approved.

3.2 Immune System
Zhong Fei et al. [19] of the Nanjing Medical College of the Railway Ministry experimented on
mice and guinea pigs with the compound extracts of Hippophae (CEH) (seabuckthorn). It was
discovered the CEH had anti-anaphylactic effects and could strengthen the phagocytic function of the mouse macrophagocyte, increased serum-lysozyme in mice and alexin in guinea pigs. Thus it was proven that CEH can strengthen non-specific immunity functions. In mice, the serolysin level and the serum-accelerator level were distinctly increased. So was the capacity of the splenocytes to produce hemolysin and the percentage of the Stable Rosette Forming Cells (SRFC). Immune suppression caused by cyclophosphamide was counterchecked. CEH concentration was in direct proportion to its own counteraction against the interleukin-2 (IL-2) produced by the mice. It was obvious that CEH could regulate the cellular immunity and the hormonal immunity at every one the many links and levels. This provided the experimental basis for CEH to be widely used in the therapy of immune diseases.
Ren Lisa et al. [20] of Shanxi Cancer Institute experimented on mice with the bone marrow
micronucleus technique. It was shown that seabuckthorn seed oil had the capacity to restore,
under inhibited states of immune function, the natural killer cell level.
Li Diandong et al. [21] of the Medicinal Biotechnology Institute of the Chinese Academy of
Medical Sciences researched on combining the polymerase chain reaction with the Tlymphocytes multiplication induced by the mitogen, and on seabuckthorn juice effect on secretion, which was caused by IL-2, of the old mouse's splenic lymphocytes. During senescence, the multiplication of the splenic lymphocytes and the secretion of IL-2 decrease along with the age increase. It was discovered that the multiplication index of the splenic lymphocytes of the mice, which were fed seabuckthorn juice, was higher than that of the control group at the same age.The difference between the two was very significant (P<0.01).>To sum up, the research results showed that seabuckthorn extracts had the effect of promoting the immune function of animals with tumors, the activity of the superoxide dismutase (an oxy-radical scavenger), and could activate the phagocytosis of the macrophage. The above mentioned results showed that seabuckthorn extracts had, to a certain degree, anti-cancer effects. If an anti-cancer adjuvant (co-operative anti-carcinogen) is developed from the extract, the immunity of cancer patients can probably be strengthened and the side effects caused by chemotherapeutic agents might be decreased.At present, research work is being carried out both in vivo and in vitro. More research should be done in the future. It is necessary to extract pure effective substances from seabuckthorn oil and to determine effective and proper applications.
3.3 Anti-tumorigenesis pharmacology and development of auxiliary anti- cancermedicine.
The direct effects of seabuckthorn on the tumorigenesis, in addition to its indirect ones caused by general immunity or other mechanisms, include inhibiting action on the cancer cells and blocking the carcinogenic factors. Zhang Peizhen et al. [22] of the Gansu Cancer Institute experimented on mice transplanted tumors, including sarcoma (S180), lymphatic leukemia (P388) and B16. It was found that both intra-peritoneal injection of seabuckthorn oil and oral administration, inhibited the tumor from developing. Seabuckthorn juice can both kill the cancer cells of S180 and P388 and inhibit growth of the cell strains of the human gastric carcinoma (SGC7901) and lymphatic leukemia (L1200).

3.4 Anti-senilism
It is believed that senility and many lesions are closely related to peroxide effects in vivo.Therefore, blocking the peroxidation and elimination of the free radicals produced by the peroxidation have become the focuses of attention.
Jing Yuehua and others [26] of Shenyang Applied Ecology Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences discovered superoxide dismutase in seabuckthorn juice and its leaves. It acted in the same way as VC, having anti-oxidation effects and clearing away free radicals on the cellular membrane. Rui Lixin and others [27] of Shanxi Medical College researched into the effects of seabuckthorn oil on the erythrocyte membrane G-6PD and Na-K-AtPase of guinea pigs fed seabuckthorn oil showed increased activity. The content of malondialdehyde (MDA), which is the product of lipid
peroxides on the erythrocyte membrane, and the hemolysis percentage of the erythrocytes induced by MDA were significantly inferior to the groups not fed or fed with VE. Compared to the VE group at the equivalent dosage, the effects of seabuckthorn oil were superior to VE. That showed that seabuckthorn can postpone senility and prevent lipid peroxidation. Ju Haisong and others [28] of the Inner Mongolian Medical College investigated TFH effects on
active oxy-radicals. They discovered the TFH could significantly inhibit the chemiluminescence
of the human polymorphonuclear leukocytes stimulated by Phorbol Myristate Acetate (PMA) and distinctly clear away the super-oxide free radicals produced by the purine oxidase system and the active oxy-radicals, including the free radicals of the superoxide negative ions and the hydroxyl free radicals. In summary it was discovered that the active compounds of seabuckthorn could promote the immune function and regulate the activity of immune cells in vivo, and could play an important role in promoting human resistance against diseases and postponing senescence.

3.5 Anti-inflammation and anti-radiation
Xu Mingyu et al. [29] of Xiyaun Hospital of the Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine of China showed that seabuckthorn oil had obvious effects on anathrepis, eliminating inflammation and slough, easing pain, promoting immune function and strengthening body resistance. All this provided a scientific basis for clinical treatments of the chronic bed sore (pressure sore). L. D. Lebedeva et al. [30] of the Chemical Institute of the Tadzhikistan Academy of Sciences injected experimental animals with seabuckthorn oil. During 20 to 30 days,the development of the artificially induced inflammation of mouse subcutaneous tissue was inhibited,and the antiinflammation effects was strengthened. Analyses of seabuckthorn oil in the USSR showed contents of more than 180 mg/100 g of carotenoids (lycopenes and its derivants), VE 110 mg/100 g, oleic glyceride, fatty acid, citric acid and steric acid. Among them, carotene could form VA in vivo, facilitate metabolic normalisation and recover injured tissue. VE proved to be an anti-senilism substance, which could control proteo-metabolism and metabolism of nucleic acid and therefore counterattack tissue senility. The unsaturated fatty acid played an important part in repairing tissue. Seabuckthorn oil was produced by the former USSR, both for oral medication and for external application. It was used to treat radiation injuries, burns, vagina mucoctis mucitis,the endocervicitis, the erosion of cervix, gastric and duodenal ulcer, and improved curative effects were obtained. These medical products had no toxic and side effects [9]. Jiang Zhenyi et al. [31] of the Second Army Medical University of China found that healing effect of seabuckthorn seed oil on the white rats gastric ulcer model caused by acetifiation and chronic reserpinization was superior to cimetidine. They further extracted and isolated the active principles from seabuckthorn seed oil and discovered that ß-Sitosterol-ß-D-Glucosid was aconstituent significant for healing the gastric ulcer. At Xi'an Medical University, extensive studies have been carried out. Studies by WuAiru etal.[32]on the treatment of chronic cervecitis with seabuckthorn oil and the oil embolus with seabuckthorn compounds showed that improved curative effects were obtained, with a general curative effectiveness of 97%. Che Xiping et al [33] studied seabuckthorn embolus effect on easing pain and eliminating inflammation. They found that the time of the mouse torsion reaction stimulated by the acetification decreased significantly (P<0.05),>
4. Development of medicines and health products from seabuckthorn.
The following products are already available in China: 4.1 Raw seabuckthorn such as unstrained juice, clear juice, concentrated juice, seabuckthorn fruit oil and seabuckthorn seed oil, seabuckthorn fruit residual oil, raw powder, seabuckthorn pigment,TFH, etc. 4.2 Beverage with seabuckthorn such as soft drink (including syrup), alcoholic drink (sweet wine, semi-fluid drink, wine, beer), fruit juice (clear or unstrained) aerated fruit juice, powder, nutrient solution, jam, etc. 4.3 Cosmetics with seabuckthorn such as hair shampoo, skin care cream, beauty cream, body lotion. 4.4 Medicines such as cough remedy (relieving cough, dissolving phlegm, and treating chronic tracheitis), seabuckthorn (Acetylsalicylic) Flavonoid Tablets (treating the ischemic cardiopathy and remitting the angina cordis), compound oil-embolus extractum, and capsule (for inflammation and ulcer),Healthcare Medicine, including seabuckthorn oil, instant powder or granule preparation of seabuckthorn, and seabuckthorn dried cream.
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34 Li Mingzhong et al. 1989. Experimental research on treating the white rat's radiation
oesophagus cancer and injury with seabuckthorn oil compound. Seabuckthorn 2 (4) : 37-40.
35 Zhang Wenlu et al. 1988. Preliminry results of the experimental observation and the clinical
application of treating the acute radio-dermatitis with seabuckthorn. Seabuckthorn 1 (1) : 27-30.
36 Xu Hanqing et al. 1993. Application of seabuckthorn oil preparation to the skin disease.
Research paper in the national symposium on scientific research and development of seabuckthorn medicine products, Xi'an, China.
37 Fan Yulin et al. 1991. Clinical observation of facilitating the coalescence of the traumatic
perforation of tympanic membrane with seabuckthorn oil. Seabuckthorn 4 (2) : 33-34.
38 B. A. Fayman, translated by Zhang Zhemin 1991. Treatment of operative wounds in ear, nose, and throat with seabuckthorn oil. Seabuckthorn 4 (4) : 7.
39 Wang Naiwen et al. 1989. Preliminary experimental research on anti-radiation efffects of seabuckthorn oil. Seabuckthorn 2 (4) : 31-36.
40 Zhao Tiande et al. 1987. Effects of seabuckthorn oil on preventing the hepatic injury caused by CCL. J. Chinese Herbs 18 (11) 22-24.
41 Hou Wenming et al. 1991. Results of analyses and the toxicity tests on seabuckthorn fruit residual oil. Seabuckthorn 4 (2) : 35-37.
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SEA BUCKTHORN
By Subhuti Dharmananda, Ph.D., Director, Institute for Traditional Medicine, Portland, OR

Seabuckthorn(Hippophae rhamnoides) is one of the important natural resources of the mountainous regions of China and Russia. The plant grows naturally in sandy soil at an altitude of 1,200-4,500 meters (4,000-14,000 feet) in cold climates, though it can be cultivated at lower altitudes and into temperate zones. Recently it has been extensively planted across much of northern China, and in other countries, to prevent soil erosion and to serve as an economic resource for food and medicine products. For example, Canada has invested in planting sea buckthorn, originally brought over from Siberia in the 1930s, hoping to develop a good agriculture market; Saskatchewan has ideal growing conditions, yielding a high quality product
Aside from erosion control, the plant is primarily valued for its golden-orange fruits, which provide vitamin C, vitamin E, and other nutrients, flavonoids, oils rich in essential fatty acids, and other healthful components. The leaves are now also being used for making a beverage tea; they additional contain triterpenes. The following constituents are among those that have been found in the fruits:
Constituents of Sea Buckthorn Fruit (per 100 grams fresh berries) :
Vitamin C =200-1,500 mg (typical amount: 600 mg)
Vitamin E (mixed tocopherols)=Up to 180 mg (equal to about 270 IU)
Folic acid=Up to 80 mcg
Carotenoids, including beta carotene, lycopene, zeaxanthine; these contribute the yellow-orange-red colors of the fruit=30-40 mg
Fatty acids (oils); the main unsaturated fatty acids are oleic acid (omega-9), palmitoleic acid (omega-7), palmitic acid and linoleic acid (omega-6), and linolenic acid (omega-3); there are also saturated oils and sterols (mainly β-sitosterol)=6-11% (3-5% in fruit pulp, 8-18% in seed); fatty acid composition and total oil content vary with subspecies.Organic acids other than ascorbic (e.g., quinic acid, malic acid; ingredients similar to those found in cranberries)
Quantity not determined; expressed juice has pH of 2.7-3.3
Flavonoids (e.g., mainly isorhamnetin, quercetin glycosides, and kaempferol; these are the same flavonoids as found in Ginkgo biloba.=100-1,000 mg (0.1% to 1.0%)
The flavonoids of sea buckthorn (mainly from fruit pulp; also in the leaves) and the oils of sea buckthorn (primarily in the seeds, but also in the fleshy part of the fruit) are the two items specially extracted for medicinal use. Thus, for example, a flavonoid extract product is commonly produced that contains 80% flavonoids, with 20% of residual oils, vitamin C, and other components. Sometimes the flavonoid extract is combined with an oil extract; for example, a flavonoid-oil capsule (made from flavonoid extract and oil extract blended together in a soft gelatin capsule) is produced for use in treating cardiovascular disease.
In the oil fraction, the unsaturated fatty acids are of greatest interest; extracted oils have less of the flavonoids and almost none of the vitamin C of the fruit. The oil components from several samples have been analyzed as follows:
Main Constituents of Sea Buckthorn Oils from Seed, Fruit Pulp (juice), and Fruit Residue After Removing Juice. The fruit residue, which includes the outer peel, is rich in the colorful carotenoids and vitamin E; the seed has the highest level of the unsaturated fatty acids and sterols.
HEALTH APPLICATIONS:
Sea buckthorn has been shown to have a potent antioxidant activity, mainly attributed to its flavonoids and vitamin C content (1). Both the flavonoids and the oils from sea buckthorn have several potential applications (2). There are five areas of research that have been focal points for their use: as an aid to patients undergoing cancer therapy; a long-term therapy for reduction of cardiovascular risk factors; treatment of gastrointestinal ulcers; internal and topical therapy for a variety of skin disorders; and as a liver protective agent (for chemical toxins) and a remedy for liver cirrhosis.
Cancer therapy:
Most of the work done in this area has been with laboratory animals. A group in India headed by HC Goel (at the Department of Radiation Biology, Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences, in Delhi) has published several reports on the potential of a hippophae extract (an alcohol extract, which would mainly contain the flavonoids) to protect the bone marrow from damage due to radiation; his group also showed that the extract may help faster recovery of bone marrow cells (3). In China, a study was done to demonstrate faster recovery of the hemopoietic system after high dose chemotherapy (with 5-FU) in mice fed the sea buckthorn oil (4). The seed oil has been found to enhance non-specific immunity and to provide anti-tumor effects in preliminary laboratory studies (5, 6).
Cardiovascular diseases:
In a double-blind clinical trial conducted in China (7), 128 patients with ischemic heart disease were given total flavonoids of sea buckthorn at 10 mg each time, three times daily, for 6 weeks. The patients had a decrease in cholesterol level and improved cardiac function; also they had less angina than those receiving the control drug. No harmful effect of sea buckthorn flavonoids was noted in renal functions or hepatic functions. The mechanism of action may include reduced stress of cardiac muscle tissue by regulation of inflammatory mediators (8). In a laboratory animal study, the flavonoids of sea buckthorn were shown to reduce the production of pathogenic thromboses (9). Some simple formulas based on sea buckthorn have been developed recently for treating cardiac disorders. For example, there is a liquid preparation of sea buckthorn flavonoids with carthamus (safflower) and licorice, called Ai Xin Bao (from the Shanxi Ai Xin Biological Technology Development Center), which is intended for use in treatment of coronary heart disease and sequelae of heart attack and stroke, through improving blood circulation and restoring cardiac function.
Gastric ulcers:
Hippophae is traditionally used in the treatment of gastric ulcers, and laboratory studies confirm the efficacy of the seed oil for this application (10, 11). Its functions may be to normalize output of gastric acid and reduce inflammation by controlling pro-inflammatory mediators.
Liver cirrhosis:
A clinical trial demonstrated that sea buckthorn extracts helped normalize liver enzymes, serum bile acids, and immune system markers involved in liver inflammation and degeneration (12). In addition, sea buckthorn oil protects the liver from damaging effects of toxic chemicals, as revealed in laboratory studies (13).
Skin:
An ingredient of the oil, palmitoleic acid, is a component of skin. It is considered a valuable topical agent in treating burns and healing wounds. This fatty acid can also nourish the skin when taken orally if adequate quantities of sea buckthorn or its oil are consumed; this is a useful method for treating systemic skin diseases, such as atopic dermatitis (14). The only other major plant source of palmitoleic acid is macadamia nuts; the oil is used to nourish the skin. Sea buckthorn oil is already widely used alone or in various preparations topically applied for burns, scalds, ulcerations, and infections. It is an ingredient in sunblock-hippophae oil has UV-blocking activity as well as emollient properties-and it is an aid in promoting regeneration of tissues (15). The fruit may also be used for benefiting the hair: the name hippophae, means shiny horse, and refers to the good coat developed by horses feeding off the plant.

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Article Title:Seabuckthorn Seed Oil:An Herb Store of Natural remedies by Itself
AUTHOR by Xingwu Liu
SOURCE from .naturalhealthweb
FACTS rearranged into notes to facilate easy reading by MICHAELSNE[Medical Laboratory Technologist,University Malaya]
Summary: Cardiotonic, stomachic, dermatropic, antioxidant, anti-infection, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, anti-radiation, anti-constipation, healthy cholesterol maintaining, blood vessel softening, blood fat reducing, pro-blood circulation and pro-natural healing, SBTSO has a wide range of uses both internal and external, including the prevention and cure of cardiovascular disease, cancers, ulcers, burns, and immune disease, gastrointestinal disease, respiratory disease, urinary disease such as yeast infection, and gynecological disease, skin disease, etc. As SBTSO protects the white blood cell against damage by radiation and chemotherapy and speeds up regeneration of tissue cells and promotes natural healing, it can provide essential help to those under going radiation and chemotherapy for cancer patients.
THE SEABUCKTON PLANT:
Legend said that before 12 century BC, the ancient Greeks were surprised to find that some sick horses let loose to die a natural death, became strong and energetic again. The source of this magic was traced to a kind of shrubbery. They name the shrub Hippophae rhamnoides L , meaning trees that make horse shine
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Seabuckthorn Seed Oil (SBTSO) provides:
Immune Building Factors:
The plant contains more than 100 nutrients and bioactive substances, which are Immunity Enhancer and Antioxidant , such as linolenic acid, vitamins E, A, carotene, polyphenols, flavonoids and trace elements including iron, copper, manganese, selenium, etc.
· This group serves and function as well-coordinated and well-proportioned immune building factors
· --regulates and improves the immune system in different processes and at different levels,
· restores and strengthen disturbed immune system, thus effectively preventing diseases and speeding up recovery.
· Experiments show that SBTSO substantially enhances the immunity of cells and body fluids, promotes phagocytosis of macrophage, and markedly restores natural killer cell level.
· SBTSO is a pure natural antioxidant store.
-----Its rich content of flavonoids, glucosides, phenols, terpenes, vitamins E, A, C, b-carotene, and trace elements including iron, zinc, selenium, manganese, etc.,
---- These are all antioxidants with very low molecular weight to neutralize free radicals. With collective power they are even more effective.
· SBTSO can also activate superoxide dismutase
----whose role in the body is to eliminate free radicals.
· --As a natural immune enhancer, it maintains the stability of the immune system and keeps the supervisory role of the system normal,
· ----thus eliminating the mutant and dead cells caused by free radicals, and enhancing phagocytosis of macrophage and killing cancerous cells.
GASTROINTESTINAL HEALTH:
· Containing numerous anti-inflammatory and anti-ulcer substances, the pharmaceutical effects of SBTSO is direct and clear.
· The concerted and mutual promoting actions of the more than elements have positive effects on the endocrine, circulation, immune, and nervous systems and this in turn creates a most favorable condition for the digestive system.
· First, the oil provides a protective coating inside the stomach, intestines and duodenum,
· thus preventing pathogens from harming them, and keeping pathogenic changes from spreading.
· The anti-inflammatory and anti-ulcer properties of b-sitosterol-b-D-glucosides, usorlic acid and betaine promote ulcer healing, prevent spread and inhibit erosion. by :b-carotene, vitamin E, unsaturated fatty acids stimulate cell metabolism at site and repair injuries.
· Meanwhile, SBTSO has remarkable inhibiting effects on gastric acid and abnormal increase of gastric proteinase, thus keeping the ulcer from spread and metastasis.[ Comment by implicated facts:Therefore under check and control]
LIVER HEALTH:
· SBTSO reduces liver damage by alcohol, parasetamol and carbon tetrachloride, and prevents fatty liver. This is because it increases metabolism of cholesterol and fat.
CELEBRAL-CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH:
· SBTSO actively reduces blood fat level on the one hand and nurture the blood vessels and improve the quality of the vessels.
· Of the rich unsaturated fatty acids,
---oleic acid reduces cholesterol; linoleic acid regulates blood pressure and reduces serum cholesterol and prevents arrhythmia;
---and linolenic acid (1)reduces blood pressure,(2) dissolves accumulated fat (3)and promote metabolism.
Together they also inhibit platelet agglutination and prevent thrombosis. ------Sitosterol is one of the materials forming cell membrane and it stimulates metabolism. Sitosterol combines cholesterol with foods, and thus reducing serum cholesterol content.
---- b-sitosterol also effectively prevents arteriosclerosis.
----Vitamin E is a strong antioxidant, promoting metabolism, preventing oxidation of high-density cholesterol in the serum, thus inhibiting and reducing cholesterol settlement along the blood vessel wall.
--- Phosphatides and triterpenoids inhibit cholesterol formation and help its removal.
SBTSO has tonic effects to cerebral cardiovascular systems.
Total flavonoids (1)increase blood flow of the coronary artery and(2)nutrients in the blood supply to heart muscles,(3) lower oxygen consumption, (4)strengthen muscle contraction,
thus improving the heart function and to increase the anti-hypoxia under normal or below normal blood pressure.
Sitosterols (1)soften the blood vessels, and increase their tenacity, (2)improve its elasticity, thus preventing hardening (arteriosclerosis).(3) Vitamins E and other antioxidants remove wastes including peroxides and ailing and dead cells from the blood, and void damages the wastes may do to the artery walls.
5-serotonin and betaine protect the cerebral cardiovascular functions by comprehensive regulation and coordination of the nervous, endocrine and the immune systems.
Cancer :
· Several substances in SBTSO show anti-carcinogenic effects.
· First, it is the combined action of many anticancer factors. b-carotene, flavonoids, polyphenols, terpene, alkaloid and trace elements are anticancer in property. Together they exert concerted effects that are far more potent than just the sum total of their individual effects.
· Anti carcinogenic factors in SBTSO (1)cut short the cancer process and (2)stimulate the immune functions and (3)activities of globulin C,(4) increases antibodies, enhances phagocytosis of macrophage,
thus strengthening the body’s resistance to cancerous mutations!!
· it also can improve life quality of the patients by (1)reducing the adverse effects of operation,(2) chemotherapy and radiation. (3)provides the patient with a rich and comprehensive supply of nutrients,(4) improves blood circulation and removes stasis,(5) and eliminates waste,(6) promotes tissue growth and (7)avoids infection,(8) improves gastrointestinal functions,(9) restores liver and kidney functions, (10)increases the self- repairing ability of the traumatized organs and cells, (11)promotes the functions of the spleen and bone marrow and blood generation,(12) and protects the heart, spleen, liver, kidney against the damaging effects of radiation.
Anti-ageing and Skin Health:
· Free fatty acids, carbohydrates, phytosterol, phosphatide, vitamins E and A, and carotenoids in SBTSO are organically combined together providing more protection and nutrition to the skin.
· The free fatty acids for an instance, are easily absorbed by the skin, which it helps keep slightly acidic, and inhibits fungus and mould.
· Linoleic acid and linolenic acid (1)promote repair of tissue damage, and(2) the hydrocarbon prevents excessive moisture loss of the skin, softens and lubricates the skin and (3)keep it smooth and fair.
· Sitosterol improves microcirculation in the skin.
· Phosphatide (1)forms a protective film to prevent moisture loss and(2) keep invaders at bay, and (3)acts both as a moisture regulator and an antioxidant.
· The miracle properties of stimulation to tissue regeneration and epithelial healing with analgesic and anti-inflammation effects but without leaving scars, make SBTSO a most welcome remedy for burn, cuts, frostbites, bed sores, etc.
Sub-health condition[Note: Medical Check Up May Not Show Positive Result But Sickness Could Have Already Set In:
· is defined as a state between health and disease when all necessary physical and chemical indexes are tested negative by medical equipments and things seem normal,
· but the person experiences (1)all kind of discomfiture and even pain. (2)This is a critical state of health in which our body systems are not well coordinated and balanced,(3) some systems may break down soon and (4)pathogens may invade and diseases take place.
· The danger is we do not really know what is wrong and we neglect it.
· SBTSO provides various nutrients and bio-active substances the body needs, such as
--- unsaturated fatty acids, carotenoids, phytosterols, amino acids, vitamins and trace elements.
--- They regulate and harmonize the endocrine, circulatory, autonomic nerve and digestive systems.
---These with antioxidant and free radical resistant properties, may effectively restore health and get rid of sub-health conditions.
----Anti-radiation Computer operators, cell phone users, medical personal related to X-ray, electronic or nuclear workers, astronauts, pilots, stewards stewardesses, etc., may be subjected to radiation,
---and Vitamin E, carotenoids, flavonoids, unsaturated fatty acids, malic acid and selenium promote self reparation of damaged tissues and cells.
-----As a whole SBTSO stimulates bone marrow and blood generation and thus protects the heart, spleen, liver and kidney from radiation damage;
Woman’s Health
· SBTSO provides comprehensive nutrients and has multi-effects on the endocrine, circulation, nervous, immune and reproductive systems by regulating and coordinating them.
· It also has antibacterial, antifungal, anti-infection and anti-inflammation properties and both internal and external use
· can be effective for menstruation pain, cervical erosion, cervicitis and vaginitis,
· and is very helpful to facilitate midlife changes.
Children’s Health:
· Children need comprehensive and well-balanced nutritional structure to grow strong and healthy.
· SBTSO provides rich vitamins A, E, D, K, etc., trace elements including iron, zinc, calcium, copper, manganese, selenium and iodine which are easy to absorb without any hormones.
· At the same time, it contains various immune regulating factors that increase children’s resistance against diseases and viruses without side-effects.
Therefore it is a smart choice to add SBTSO to the diet of children including infants.!!
It is no exaggeration that SBTSO is a great herb store of natural remedies by itself, and if you decide to take just one supplement this is

Seabuckthorn: The Story of a Superfood

The experience from Dr. Marcus Elliott on seabuckthorn and other people .just and iceberg at the tip!

The Sibu Story - http://www.mysibu.com/

Sibu is one of the seabuckthorn companies.

The Beauty of the City - UlaanBaatar - The World Bank
The World Bank's Netherlands-Mongolia Trust Fund for Environmental Reform allowed a range of green urban initiatives to be executed through the project office of the World Bank-financed Urban Services Improvement Project in the Ulaanbaatar Municipality. This work included the community-based plantings of vitamin C rich plants such as seabuckthorn and blackcurrant in the plots of the poor tented ger districts of town, the upgrading of parks which are few and far between in Ulaanbaatar and much used by the inhabitants, as well as a tree and shrub nursery.

The DEHUMANIZING factor of CONVENTION HEALING.

Healing The Soul in the Age of the Brain Becoming Conscious in an Unconscious World

by Elio Frattaroli, M.D.
The Value of Consciousness

I wrote Healing the Soul in the Age of the Brain because I believe that our society is in a state of moral crisis. Our lives are so consumed by the dehumanizing forces of materialism that we have lost touch with the deeper needs and values of the soul. Culturally, we value physical appearances, material possessions, creature comforts, and addictive pleasures, as if we really believed that the one who dies with the most toys wins. We then rationalize the emptiness of these materialistic values by invoking another kind of materialism—that of modern science, which gives credence only to what can be seen and measured and believes that only the physical is real.Modern psychiatry typifies the shortsightedness of this scientific world view. Its theory that mental illness is a chemical imbalance and that all inner experience is a byproduct of brain activity—the so-called Medical Model—views human beings essentially as biological puppets, controlled by the strings of DNA and brain wiring, without free will or higher consciousness. Focusing exclusively on brain and behavior, it denies the spiritual element in human nature and treats the inner life of human beings — the essence of our humanity, the source of our joy, our anxiety, our despair, of our very culture itself, including our scientific theories – not only as if it didn’t matter, but as if it didn’t even exist. I believe that this materialistic way of thinking is hazardous to the health of our culture. It promotes the delusional expectation that we can eliminate suffering and achieve a state of contented normalcy simply by taking a pill. It subverts our ideals of moral responsibility by encouraging us to rationalize anything that disturbs us within ourselves as the accidental product of an abnormal brain state: My neurotransmitters made me do it. Such dehumanizing beliefs reinforce a dehumanizing impulse that is already present within human nature. Like Dickens’s Scrooge and Disney’s Pinocchio, we are all tempted to ignore the inner voice of the soul in our pursuit of external tokens of happiness—not only because we are seduced by our culture’s materialistic values but because we are driven from within by our own materialistic passions and by our addictive need for quick, painless fixes for anything disturbing in our lives. The result is a kind of cultural mental illness in which we are, in effect, driven to dehumanize ourselves—to lose ourselves in materialistic illusions—in order to evade the fundamental anxiety of the human condition. To cure this illness requires an inner process of re-humanization—of our values, our science, and most importantly, our way of understanding our own experience. Like Scrooge and Pinocchio, we need to wake up from our shallow materialistic illusions and reclaim what we know in our heart of hearts to be true. We need to turn inward, to listen to the inner voice of our authentic self. And we need a science that acknowledges the existence of this inner self; that recognizes human consciousness not as an electrochemical process in the brain but as an irreducible experience of the soul.

In my book, I propose a new model of psychiatry and of human nature based on just such a science. This Psychotherapeutic Model understands mental illness not only in neurological but also in personal terms, as an inner emotional conflict —a disharmony of body, brain, mind and spirit—that is intrinsic to the human condition. Psychologically, inner conflict involves a disturbing unconscious emotion, threatening to become conscious, that triggers anxiety, shame, or guilt, and can lead to the development of a symptom. Conflict is resolved and the symptom disappears when we can consciously feel and accept as part of ourselves the unsettling emotion that is generating the symptom. Although medication can be useful in relieving symptoms, it is important to remember that the symptom is actually part of the healing process. Since the time of Hippocrates, physicians have understood symptoms as a manifestation of the “healing power of nature,” the organism’s adaptive response to disease. Just as symptoms like fever and cough are not diseases but rather the body’s attempt to fight an infection, so too psychiatric symptoms like anxiety and depression are not themselves diseases but rather the soul's attempt to resolve an inner conflict —by forcing us to pay attention to the unconscious dark side of ourselves that we would rather ignore. This understanding reclaims the true meaning of psychiatry: healing the soul. It views the anxiety and the disturbing symptoms of mental illness not merely as a chemical imbalance in the brain (though that may be part of it) but more importantly as a wake-up call for the soul. Healing—making whole the divided self—comes through experiencing, accepting, and taking responsibility for the dark side of ourselves in what I describe as the six phases of the psychotherapeutic process: an inward journey of self-discovery in which we allow ourselves to feel what we really feel and so become who we truly are.

[MichaelSNE remark :Treating the patient from the perspectrive of BEING A HUMAN,who is NOT merely A CHEMICAL/BIOLOGICAL BEING. It's AN ART derived from working experience which is more than scientific knowlege and skill]

Widen The Scope In Interpretation of SICKNESS.

Stress and soul trauma are at the root of all psychiatric disorders. This psychiatric disorder that will manifest from soul trauma is experienced and manifested in various forms.
Stress, caused by an imbalance between external environmental demands and conflict within the consciousness that demand the ability from the coping resources of the individual
SUBJECTIVELY—Feeling of distress.
BEHAVIORAL—Disturbance to personal and interpersonal functioning and performance.
PHYSIOLOGICAL—Ultimately triggering off chemical and biological changes(digestion, immunity, hormone and even properly function of heart and brain affected ).
When untreated, it undermines the WELLNESS even can kill the body, mind and soul.-- WITHOUT CLINICAL SYNTOMPS!
The world and people are changing so fast that cause trauma to so many souls at the rate medical science is not able to cope in medication and diagnosis of symptoms--Because it involve the soul and spirit man.
The following article is included to illustrate some of the above statements made on SELF----AS THE MICRO WORLD.

Vice President Al Gore stated in Earth in Balance: Ecology of the Human Spirit that "History is change, and change is a relentless driving force. Now that the human community has developed into a truly global community, we have a choice; either we search for the means to steer the changes shaping our new common history or we will be steered by them - randomly and chaotically. Either we move toward the light or we move toward the darkness."
This quote prompts us to ask a very pertinent question, "What if we could find the switch to turn off the violence in our world?" What if we discovered that the keys to ending the generation-upon-generation cyclic nature of violence are forged within the smallest of children, the new-born and the yet to be born? And, what if we fully understood that the quality of the memories of these early experiences become the chemistry and energy of later behavior, as well as the many layered consciousness by which the adults that these children become, perceive and react to the world around them?
Given these facts, at a time when there is great concern about the failure to stem the rising tide of abuse and violence world wide, nevertheless there is hope.
Changing society will require a radical change in how we perceive health of body, mind and soul. Such change demands an awareness of how what is biological interacts with the environment to render the physiological and an awareness of energy and the controlling power of its forbears in memory and consciousness. The implications for change in the prevention, treatment and management of these many disorders - particularly those that result in soul injury and violence - is ground breaking.
In light of what we know about memory and consciousness et cetera, and their imprinting on our neural pathways (particularly those that affect response), FREE WILL cannot be an unconditioned, conscious decision to follow one path or another. Behavior is a trajectory pursued and heavily influenced by the memories of many origins.
However, we can be disembodied from the effects of these inter-generational memories in terms of behavior. It is possible to change the quality of soul energy and its felt quality and therefore the consequences of negative memories and injured consciousness.
Within this context, because the locks and keys of neural transmission and the store houses of memory and consciousness in children are developmentally more susceptible to change than in adults, the healing of the brokenness of humanity must begin with children and yes, even pre-conceptionally.
As humans, we are constantly changing. Indeed, the sum of what we are at any given moment is not necessarily the sum of what we are at consequent moments. We are constantly changing due to fluctuations in particular body chemistries (glucose, etc.) and the influence of thought, feeling and behavior.
If we, as a society, can nurture the souls of children in simple and grounded ways, love may push hate aside, hope replace despair, and faith dislodge disconnectedness. If so done, it is entirely possible that within a generation or two the adults of those times will be soulfully equipped to make of God's world a less hostile and violent as well as a more loving place for all creation.
We can change the course of humankind.
HOW AND BY WHAT MEANS
We must understand and not be afraid to acknowledge that whom we are and why we are the way we are stretches far beyond and behind our own personal histories and experiences, reaching to the furthest limits of humanity's own history and experience enshrined in its collective consciousness.
We must realize the power we have to change for the better the quality of the energies in the memories and consciousness that each of us receives.
We must restore respect for women and the feminine and, in particular, be more attentive to nurturing the quality and the power of every mother's thoughts, feelings and situations during pregnancy because these energies are the greatest influences on the quality and texture of our entire life.
We must include the spiritual and self-regulatory procedures that promote healthy functioning of the trinity of body, mind and soul as central ingredients of Pre Natal Care and of School Curricula.
We must establish the sacred and the noble in personal and collective memory and consciousness by enabling parents, parents-to-be, and their children to feel and know the sacred and noble within themselves AND within every other human being, truths which have been submerged in the belief systems of religion and culture.
We must act now, beginning at the grass roots level, to inject what we know and what needs to be done into the political and religious arenas. This belief coincides with and would give LIFE and LIGHT to a statement made in a document from Vatican II entitled The Church in the Modern World -
"The future of humanity lies with those who are strong enough to give coming generations REASON for living and REASON for hoping.

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Unhealed psychological wounds and hurts from traumatic experiences or losses overshadow our capacity for fulfilling relationships and for selflove. This can result in an inability to give and receive love, in isolation and fear of others, of certain situations and the challenges of everyday life.
Traumatic experiences leave wounds in the soul, which usually heal with more difficulties than physical wounds. People who have suffered traumatic experiences often feel as if their soul has been torn apart into many parts. They live with entirely contrary feelings and thoughts: irritable and frozen, flooded with memories and empty of memories, full of shame and rage.
In many situations can people experience violence in a way which will affect them traumatically: with abuse, mistreatment, rape or with shocklike experiences like traffic accidents, kidnapping, or catastrophes’. Also the loss of a beloved person can be traumatic, and even the witnessing of violence with human beings or animals can cause deep traumatic disturbances.
Many people manage by themselves to process traumatic experiences. Why this is so, psychologists cannot say yet. One thing is certain: It is less a matter of how robust the soul of a man is, and more a matter of what happens to him/her, and how it happens, and whether the circumstances are especially shocking or humiliating. It is also decisive how the environment reacts, if it supports the victim after the traumatic experience , if it denies the happening, or even assigns a joint guilt.
Of course the age is decisive, too, and the capacity to understand the traumatic experience, to process and to talk about it. The earlier a trauma happens, the deeper it will influence the attitude towards life and the selfworth of a person.
The psychological effects of various traumatic experiences are called in psychotherapy "post traumatic stress syndrom".
There exists a complex picture of these symptoms: flashbacks- sudden reliving of the traumatic situation, nightmares, emotional numbness and missing feelings, depressions, anxieties and sleep disturbances; avoidance of situations and behaviours which could stir up memories of the trauma, low tolerance of stress situations and low selfworth in daily life, inability to have fulfilling human relationships, feelings of shame and guilt.
The key to understanding the posttraumatic disturbances is basically hidden in the traumatic situation itself.
A traumatic experience breaks the entire psychological organizational structure of a person. The soul is overcharged and overwhelmed, and finally breaks down if it cannot process or digest the trauma.
With many traumatized people happens "Introjections": The victim identifies with the aggressor. Whatever has been done to him/her is unbearable , and he/she can hardly imagine that a human being can act like this. Therefore the victim takes the act of the aggressor into himself, ascribes it to himself. And the victim also takes on the unconscious guilt of the aggressor, which often he himself does not feel, so that the aggression and the guilt continue to live in his soul like a foreign body.
Also in the family trauma originates. Children are abused or mistreated. The common form of violence against children is neglect: when children are not nourished well, receive poor medical care or are not protected against dangers. Traumatic experiences can also originate from deprivation, a deficiency in care and safety, produced by loss, death or separation of parents or beloved ones.
If sexual abuse results in psychological disturbance later on depends on the situation. A forced act is particularly traumatic if the abuse happens over longer periods of time, if more than one person is involved, or if the offender is the father. In his book the german psychoanalyst Matthias Hirsch writes that it is less the individual act which is destructive, but more the fact that the child becomes deeply confused in his feelings and his judgments about reality. If the abuse is denied within the family, the child finds himself in a similar situation as the torture victim within the society: he has experienced something which nobody wants to realize and perhaps nobody will even believe. Therefore it has to bury the experience in a place in his soul from where nothing will ever come to the surface, to the conscious, he believes.
In a situation in which our life or psychological integrity is threatened, or in which we feel that we are threatened, there are only two instinctive reactions: fight or flight.
But the abused child can neither escape nor fight, as all victims of a traumatic situation.An escape is pretending to be dead, not feeling anything, in order not to be overwhelmed by painful feelings; to leave the situation with one´s consciousness, while the body experiences it, in order not to experience it consciously.
In psychotherapy this is called " disassociation", if the traumatic experience is split up, or "derealisation" if someone escapes into a different, phantasized world. These are defence mechanisms in the traumatic situation, which can become symptoms of a psycho{Disclaimer: ogical disturbance later on, when one does not feel it, feels anaesthesized, feels cold or numb.
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