Food for Thought

Maurice Pierce September 3, 2024

Toxic food additives and environmental pollutants usually accumulate in fat cells first after entering the body. As a result, fat cells prevent toxins from building up in our organs. Thus, protecting us from their toxic effects. That said, during weight loss, fats break down and toxins are released into our bloodstream.

An obese or overweight person may end up storing an excessive amount of toxins over decades. Diet and intense exercise can cause fat cells to break down over a short period of time. Thereby, releasing a large amount of toxins into the bloodstream. If this happens, it will increase your body’s oxidative stress levels. As a result, health problems are sure to follow.

IMO, to detoxify your body via weight loss – intermittent fasting spread out over a year(s), along with a detoxicating lifestyle is the way to achieve long-term weight loss safely. You see, our bodies are well-equipped to handle most all toxicants in very small doses. So, if we take our time burning fat, the human body will detoxify and heal itself while we lose weight.

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Maurice Pierce August 15, 2024

The toxic heavy metals that represent a major health concern are arsenic, lead and mercury. Studies indicate that these metals can cause a variety of health problems ranging from skin lesions to DNA damage – abnormal changes to the makeup of one’s gene(s). Toxic heavy metal exposure has risen dramatically as a result of their increased use in industrial, agricultural, medicinal, and household products.

After ingesting organic or inorganic arsenic, a person may feel sick in as little as 30 minutes. After ingesting or inhaling lead, it can stay in the body for about 1–2 months before causing health problems. After ingesting, inhaling or absorbing mercury through the skin, it can stay in the blood for weeks or months before causing health problems.

Toxic heavy metal exposure via air and water pollution, food, LSI drugs and personal care products is likely to happen to everyone. That said, detoxication can significantly reduce toxic heavy metals from entering our body.

IMO, detoxication involves:
Exposure reduction – stop applying and consuming all cosmetics, ultra-processed food and most medications.
Oxidative stress reduction – the banning of said metal pollutants from being used in agriculture (go organic) and from their disposal via wastewater that is directly released into our environment’s ecosystem.
Ion exchange filters – a purification and separation process that removes toxic heavy metals from your drinking water.

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Maurice Pierce August 1, 2024

When we consume dietary protein, our body breaks it down into amino acids. This is the end result of protein digestion. Amino acids are the building blocks of all the proteins in us (hormones, antibodies, bones, organs etc.).

Our liver produces about 80 percent of all the amino acids we need. For this reason, those amino acids are considered non-essential. The remaining 20 percent comes from a dietary source. For this reason, those amino acids are considered essential.

Food that provides all the essential amino acids our body needs is called complete protein food. Food that needs to be combined with another food in order to supply an adequate amount of all essential amino acids is called partial-protein foods.

Amino acids obtained from complete and partial-protein foods recombine in our adult stem cells in various ways (via DNA instructions) to make a multitude of different types of proteins. This process creates tailored proteins that are specific to the needs of each tissue in our body. Amino acids are required by the body (via adult stem cells) to repair tissue damage.

The DNA within adult stem cells contains all the information required for adult stem cells to replicate its DNA, reproduce, build and maintain itself (in that order). Adult stem cells can continually divide to produce daughter cells that are identical to the cells of that tissue until tissue damage is repaired. Know this, the Life Science Industry (LSI) can now transform normal cells into adult stem cells by using gene reprogramming.

A gene is made up of many short strands of DNA called a codon. There are 64 different codons: 61 represent amino acids and 3 are stop signals used to terminate protein production. With all of the above in mind and then some, once you stop poisoning your body, it can and will heal itself.

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