How Stress Causes Disease - Part 4

Horton Tatarian, a biochemist, prepared this presentation. A graduate of U.C.L.A. School of Medicine and
U.C. Berkeley, Tatarian writes and curates content at www.Lifesciences.care

Much of the following content is common knowledge,
but some is not, and other viewpoints exist.

Nevertheless, Tatarian's statements
are based on his research and analysis
of scientific findings in the life sciences.

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Five factors threaten
your health.

Each one contributes to
oxidative stress and can damage your cells, tissues, and organs.

Stress Factors that Cause Disease

• Excess "Stress"
• Toxic Matter and Energy
• Faulty Food Supply
• Infectious Agents
• Genetic Factors

OVERWHELMING PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS,
whether arising from
your thoughts or emotions,

leads to physiological and oxidative stress
through your stress hormones.

However, just as the lack of exercise
weakens bones and muscles

insufficient psychological stress
reduces your capacity to handle
normal levels when they arise.

Negative thoughts and emotions,
such as anxiety, fear, and depression,

increase the levels of oxidative stress
in your brain cells.

Oxidative damage in your brain

can impair your ability to feel and express love and be happy

if not corrected by your cell's repair mechanisms.

Imbalances in your physiology
also induce oxidative stress.

These imbalances include too much or too little
physical and mental activity, sleep and rest,
and other functions, such as the
frequency of bowel movements.

TOXIC MATTER AND ENERGY impact you from every source imaginable plus some.

Filters cannot stop all toxins
carried by air and water.

Most commercial foods carry a toxic load of
pesticides, herbicides, and
genetically modified organisms.

In addition, commercially prepared foods
typically include chemical additives and
toxic byproducts of processing.

Adverse drug reactions are now the fourth leading cause of death in the USA,

ahead of pulmonary disease, diabetes,
AIDS, pneumonia, accidents,
and automobile deaths.

Toxic energies include radiation from
nuclear fallout, CAT scans,
and radiation therapy,

all of which create free radicals
and oxidative stress.

Toxic energy surrounds you
in the form of an electromagnetic fog

that can disrupt
your cell's magnetic field.

Water can carry the energies of toxic substances even after purification.

This occurs in the same way that homeopathic remedies carry imprinted energy although
the original substance is absent.

THE LOW QUALITY OF COMMERCIAL FOODS
has reached a critical level.

Most commercial foods carry a toxic load,
and depleted soils yield tasteless,
low-nutrient fruits and vegetables.

Locally grown organic foods
appear more expensive

but are far below the costs of a diseased body and mind.

You may also be able
to grow a variety
of seed plants
and vegetables
at home.

INFECTIOUS BACTERIA, VIRUSES, FUNGI, AND PARASITES are said to cause disease,

but a weakened immune system
is usually the real problem.

Psychological and physiological stress, toxic matter and energy, and a faulty food supply

impair your immune system and increase
your susceptibility to all kinds of diseases,
including the infectious diseases.

Nevertheless,
chronic infections burden
your immune system even more,
increase oxidative stress, and
contribute to oxidative damage
throughout your body.

GENETIC FACTORS are often blamed for
the epidemic chronic diseases.

Genetic testing may reveal (or your family history may suggest) an inherited predisposition to diabetes, cancer, or some other degenerative disease.

However, current
research indicates that
oxidative damage
is responsible for
most gene dysfunctions.

Degenerative diseases develop
primarily as a consequence of
excess levels of oxidative stress,

as explained in
How Stress Causes Disease - Parts 1, 2, and 3.

Therefore, as you strive to reduce the
sources of oxidative stress that impact you,

also fortify your antioxidant reserves and promote the repair of oxidative damage
in your body.

A group of scientists developed
a dietary supplement, MMF™,

"to fortify and repair vital body mechanisms that would be challenged by toxins, ionizing radiation, extreme oxidative stress, and similar health threats."

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