SOME EXPLANATIONS

AIDS: A deficiency in the cell-mediated immune response caused by the HIV-virus. This causes other infections to occure.  A person having caught the HIV virus is called HIV-positive. A HIV-positive person does not suffer from AIDS at once, and may not allways get ill. However, an AIDS-positive person can transmit the virus to other persons by exchanges of blood and semen. Skin contact with a HIV-positive is safe. Kissing is little risky, but may very seldome cause HIV-transmittance, if the persons kissing have sores in the mouth.

Altzheimer's disease: A condition where brain cells die out, causing dementia or reduced brain capasity. Alzheimer's is possibly caused by a virus. It is not caused in any great extend by clogged blood vessels.

Angina - angina pectoris: Angina means pain. Angina pectoris means pain of the chest. The term denotes pain from the heart because of dimmished blood supply from clogged or narrow vessels or atherosclerosis.

Atherosclerosis: Clogged blood vessels, especially clogged arteries. High amount of cholesterole and other fatty substances in the blood is a causative component for this conditions. The clogging consists of three main components: A deposition of cholesterole and other fatty substances, a cellular proliferation and a deposition of lime.

Asthma: A condition wherby the trachea, bronchi and bronchioles contract, making the air passage difficult. The contraction is often caused by an allergic reaction.

Cholesterole: A fat-like substance that is neccessary for the body in moderate amounst, but in high amounts it causes clogging of blood vessels, and that again can cause angina and infarctation of  the heart and other organs.

Conjestive heart failure: By conjestive heart feilure, the heart pumps an insufficient amount of blood out to the body. This will cause symptoms from most of the body related to shortness of oxygen. However, the most prominent symptom is accumulation of fluid in body parts, causing edema, especially in the lungs.

Chron's disease: An inflammatory condition in the small bowel,  and sometimes also in the colon. Symptoms are sores in the intestines, bleeding and narrowing caused by the sores.

Dementia: Reduced cognitive and emotional capasity of the brain and reduced capasity to memorize.

Edema: An increased amount of fluid in the body's tissues, espesially in the room between cells, in the lymphatic vessels and in the small blood vessels. This again causes body parts to swell. It is often caused by a narrowed lymphatic drainage.

Endometriosis: A condition wherby uterine mucosa grows also outside the uterus, causing menstuation and menstrual bleedings to occure also inside the abdominal cavity.

Eczema: An inflammation of the skin, caracterized by redmess, swelling, itching and soreness.

Fatigue: This is lack of physical or mental power to act or work as efficiently as normally, or a feeling of lack of power.  Any disease can cause fatigue. However, fatigue can also be caused by lack of nutrients or lack of rest.

GABA: A transmittor substance in the brain, neccessary for normal sleep.

Hay fever: An allergy trigged by pollen from flowers, bushes and grass. The allergy gives symptoms like a bad cold attacking the respiratory tract.

Hypercholesterolemia: Too high blood content of cholesterole.

Hyperlipidemia: Denotes too high content in the blood of cholesterole and other fatty substances. However, the condition has several variants. Most serious is the variant where much fatty substances are bound to low density lipoproteins - LDL.

Osteoarthritis: By osteoarthritis the layer covering the bone ends in joints are worn down, and sometimes also the bone ends themselves. Osteoarthritis is not a inflammatory disease.

Premenstrual syndrome: By this condition a women repetedly experiences physical and psychological pain especially before, but also sometimes during and after the menstruation. Physical symptoms are: Headaches, Lower Back Pain, Breast Tenderness ,Bloating, Cramping, Water Retention, Cravings, Fatigue and Skin Issues.

Psoriasis: A condition where the cells in the upper part of the skin, the epidermis, proliferate too rapidly, causing placques in the skin. These plaques can in turn rupture and scale off, causing sores.

Rheumatoid arthritis: By this disease there is an inflammation in the synovial membranes lining the inside of joints. The tissue in these membranes then grow out of proportion and into other tissues,  and are therby destroing other structures in the joints.

Rosacea: A condition with widened blood vessels in the skin. The videned vessels can get infected, causing further symptoms.

Sluggiosh thyroid - hypothyroidism - thyroid deficiency: By this condition, the thyroid excretes too little of its hormones. This causes too low metabolism, and this again causes obesity and other symptoms associated with low internal organ activity or low metabolic activity.

Warts: These are small tumors in the outer layer of the skin, caused by human papilloma virus. Warts are contagious. They look like roundish elevations on the skin. Warts are most common on the hands, feet and genitals. The same virus may sometimes cause cancer. Warts are often fought down by the immune system. If not they must be taken away by topical remedies or by surgical methods.

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