The Mizan Blog

The number of people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed with Pre-Diabetes is alarmingly high and we are seeing many come through our clinic doors.

Clearly weight loss has been a major factor in reducing symptoms and also, though to a lesser extent, exercise. In terms of diet beyond any doubt it’s what you do and don’t eat and then when you eat and don’t eat.

In a nutshell you can pretty much cut out anything with added or processed sugar and also things like white flour and other carbohydrates that create sugar. You should also definitely fast regularly, whether that’s whole day fasting or what is often called intermittent fasting.

In this issue we want to draw your attention to two recent and very important developments in the treatment of Sickle Cell Disease (Disorder), usually an inherited trait publicised as being found mainly in people of African or African/Caribbean descent. The main symptoms of Sickle Cell Disorder are anaemia and episodes of severe pain. The pain occurs when the cells change shape after oxygen has been released. The red blood cells then stick together, causing blockages in the small blood vessels.  Up until recently the only mainstream treatment involved sourcing a suitable donor and having a stem cell transplant.

Everything as an innate resonant frequency that with the right equipment we can measure in Hertz (Hz) or MegaHertz (MHz). From a piece of gold, a tapeworm, a flu virus to a pine leaf or even the earth itself. Everything has a specific frequency. In terms of looking after our health we can use these frequencies to get organs that are not working correctly or optimally back on track.

Each change of season brings its own diseases. In our live health workshops we talk about the three causes of disease and ill being Pathogens, Deficiencies and Blockages. One of the main ways of combatting deficiencies is by the use of oral or other supplementation. Every individual is of course different, and what each may need in their body may differ. However, it would be very difficult to find someone who would not benefit from taking the following five as supplements: Vitamin D3, Vitamin C, Magnesium, Salt, and Iodine. Even amongst those already taking these the likelihood is that they are not taking nearly enough.