This issue:

June Workshop

May is Stroke Awareness Month

Covid Strokes from Covid Jabs

The pH Patterns to Stroke

Greetings,

People have been asking so a live hands-on workshop is tentatively on the calendar for June 10-13.

This will be at the Biomedx Biotorium, just north of Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. Fly in, drive in, it will happen if enough interest is generated.  

This will be the latest Biomedx Microscope and Health Foundations workshop with the EDU platform as the front end to all of it.

It will be 35 hours of intense fun and learning with microscopes, meters, measures and more.

If you want to attend, reply to this email ASAP and let me know. Or just call me. If you want to attend but cannot make these dates, reply ASAP and let me know as well.

I have listed it on the website here: https://biomedx.com/events/

May is Stroke Awareness Month

Or so said a flyer I received this week. How appropriate.

Covid19 ‘jabs’ are accounting for a number of strokes as well as an increase in deaths this year.

In fact, deaths from ALL the 100+ vaccines in the marketplace (excluding the Covid19 jab) in 2021 shown in the CDCs VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System as of the query date) totaled 34.

Deaths attributable to the Covid19 jabs - 3305.

That’s 10,000% more deaths attributed to it than ALL other vaccines combined! Or to put it another way, 99% of the vaccine related deaths in 2021 to date are all attributed to the Covid19 concoctions.

If you don’t have a stroke of sorts while your brain short circuits wondering about all of this, maybe there will be a - somewhat morbid - positive outcome from it all.

Namely, if this heavily pushed experiment winds up killing and harming untold numbers of people over the next few years, trust in government, pharma, and everyone else pushing this agenda is going to evaporate. When it does, people will strive to find truth as best they can while learning self-reliance.

And learning about self-reliance for one’s health will be bigger than ever.

The Untold Benefit of Saying NO…

There is a positive aspect to saying NO to these ‘vaccines’ that is not being discussed. 

All experiments need a control. Saying no makes you a control.

With the push to get everyone vaccinated with these experimental treatments with drugs never before used in the human population, where is the control to know what is normal?

Well, it is the unvaxxed by default. The unvaxxed are the normals.

“Do you have your papers?”

“Yes I do, here they are, I am a vaccine control.”

Controls of course have unadulterated immune systems that those in the vaccine group can be measured against.

Vaccine passports have been in the news, perhaps it is time to discuss passports for the unvaccinated control group.

Obviously, they are making a big sacrifice for science while they live dangerously being unvaccinated. I think special privileges should be in order - unvaxxed passport holders get front row seats to all the big games, no wait check in line at concerts, hotels, airports, special set aside areas where all the vaccinated people must stay away.

Heck, since government personnel believe they are so important to the functioning of society, perhaps they will want to avoid all the unvaxxed controls lest they become contaminated. Maybe they would be ordered to stay as far away from the controls as possible.

Oh, what a glorious thing that would be.

Okay, I’ll stop dreaming.

Getting back to May being stroke awareness month however, did you know you have a simple tool that might give you insights as to whether you or your clients are becoming more susceptible to being an actual stroke victim or not?  

You do, and this relates to…

The Stroke Patterns of pH

Looking at a microscope image of blood you see a qualitative reflection of one’s health. You have an inside view of the susceptibility to clotting in a way no one else does. And if you are quantitatively putting numbers to the picture, you are gaining even more insight.  

In the Biomedx Q Collective, it is the things you can measure that make up the quantitative aspects of health, and pH is one such measurable thing.

pH is often misunderstood as simply being about something that is acid or alkaline. But it is much more.

Firstly, pH is a measure of potential hydrogen. When measures move below 7pH, there are more hydrogen protons in what is being measured, and when above 7pH, more electrons.

By extension, if something moves more acid there is less resistance to the movement of electrons (because there are ever more protons to accept them), and conversely if more alkaline, there is more resistance to the movement of electrons.

So ultimately pH pertains in some fashion to…

How electricity is flowing in the body.

Carey Reams was a soil agronomist and health advocate, and he had several unique ways of looking at health vis a vis pH measurement.

In one analogy, he likened the body to a chemical plating tank.

Say you wanted to renew a previously silver-plated copper spoon to make it look brand new. Your plating solution and chemistry and polarities need to be correct when you put your spoon in the bath so the silver would be going onto the spoon as opposed to striping away what’s already there.

Likewise your body, being electric, and having polarities, as well as anionic and cationic chemistry, should be in a state of building and sustaining your inner tissues as opposed to taking away and weakening them.

One measure that might tell you if things are moving in the right or wrong direction is urine and saliva pH.

Reams had a calculation for overall body pH.

This was ((2 x saliva pH) + urine pH) / 3.

The perfect value for Reams here was 6.4. Now this was not a value that would or should be sustained as a constant because one’s chemistry oscillates during any 24 hour period. But at some point during the day, meeting this 6.4 value is important as it reflects movement of ions going in the right direction as well as the ability to capture important minerals from the food we eat.

You will note that you will generally be in the target of this 6.4 value when urine pH is low and saliva pH is high as it should be for optimal health.

But when urine pH rises in value and begins to meet where saliva pH is at, this is starting to be not so good.

And if urine pH goes high and saliva pH goes low, this was called the stroke pattern by Reams and it shows an inversion of where things should be.

When this inversion happens in a plating tank, the silver comes off the spoon instead of going on, and in the body, the tissues are stripped of what they need instead of sustaining or building them.

This tissue stripping weakens the vascular system, and if weakened enough, say in your brain, it can lead to stroke. Hence,

The pH stroke pattern.

This pattern sees a high urine pH and a low saliva pH. This is an inversion from normal.

When this pattern is accompanied by a low respiration rate, it is also related to metabolic alkalosis, and if it has been sustained for a while, the individual may have moved through a potassium depletion alkalosis and they may be in their final stages of being able to maintain some semblance of homeostasis.

With May being stroke awareness month, put this pH knowledge in your toolkit to help you sort what’s going on with your clients in a practical way. When you see the pattern, you know there’s something important to address.

And if you want more practical tools and understanding to it all, join our upcoming workshop. Or if you can’t get here yet, check out how you might get onto our online platform at edu.biomedx.com.

And if you can make it to the workshop, make sure you bring your vaccine control passport, you might just get special seating.

Steve

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