408-854-1883 starts at $30 per hr home care

Signs of fast heart beat

• Shortness of breath.
• Lightheadedness.
• Rapid pulse rate.
• Heart palpitations — a racing, uncomfortable or irregular heartbeat or a sensation of “flopping” in the chest.
• Chest pain.
• Fainting (syncope)

Damp buildings often have a moldy smell or obvious mold growth; some molds are human pathogens. This has caused concern regarding health effects of moldy indoor environments and has resulted in many studies of moisture- and mold-damaged buildings. Recently, there have been reports of severe illness as a result of indoor mold exposure, particularly due to Stachybotrys chartarum. While many authors describe a direct relationship between fungal contamination and illness, close examination of the literature reveals a confusing picture. Here, we review the evidence regarding indoor mold exposure and mycotoxicosis, with an emphasis on S. chartarum. We also examine possible end-organ effects, including pulmonary, immunologic, neurologic, and oncologic disorders. We discuss the Cleveland infant idiopathic pulmonary hemorrhage reports in detail, since they provided important impetus for concerns about Stachybotrys. Some valid concerns exist regarding the relationship between indoor mold exposure and human disease.

Review of the literature reveals certain fungus-disease associations in humans, including ergotism (Claviceps species), alimentary toxic aleukia (Fusarium), and liver disease (Aspergillys). While many papers suggest a similar relationship between Stachybotrys and human disease, the studies nearly uniformly suffer from significant methodological flaws, making their findings inconclusive. As a result, we have not found well-substantiated supportive evidence of serious illness due to Stachybotrys exposure in the contemporary environment. To address issues of indoor mold-related illness, there is an urgent need for studies using objective markers of illness, relevant animal models, proper epidemiologic techniques, and examination of confounding factors.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC145304/

We have to turn off all lights to sleep to signal our pituitary glands in the brain that it is night time which will kick in the natural rhythm of day and night. When we get adequate sleep, our brain and body can detox or get rid of toxins.

So inadequate sleep can lead to other health issues including obesity.

When we have parasites and other bad microbes, they disrupt the natural rhythms of day and night and we don’t get adequate sleep at night.
Some of our Parkinson’s clients wake up in the middle of the night to snack of ice cream, it is the bad microbes in the gut telling them to consume sugar and disrupting the biorhythm of night and day so that we can sleep at night.

You can take note using an app migraine tracker of when your migraines happen, how long they last, and where the pain is. You can also mark down how much sleep, exercise, and water you had before the migraine started.

When you are younger, it happens with lack of sleep and nutrition.

When older, it is related to other body issues and other toxins.

When terminally ill, it is cancer growing.

Sleep, vitamin C, calcium with magnesium at night, melatonin and detoxing with probiotics, greens, avoidance of red meat and getting adequate sunshine can help.

Avoid these foods

Coffee, sugar, chocolates,dairy,artificial syrup, soda, spicy foods

Good foods to help with urinary frequency

Ganoderma lucidum (GL)

Also known as lingzhi mushroom, this extract from East Asia is used to cure many ailments including hepatitis, hypertension, and cancers. In a randomized study, 50 men reported better scores for IPSS.

This studyTrusted Source recommends 6 milligrams of GL extract in men with lower urinary tract symptoms.

Shop online for ganoderma lucidum supplements.

Corn silk (Zea mays)

Corn silk is the waste material from corn cultivation. Countries from China to France use this as a traditional medicine for many ailments, including bedwetting and bladder irritation. It may help with strengthening and restoring mucous membranes in the urinary tract to prevent incontinence, according to the International Continence Society.

Shop online for corn silk supplements.

Capsaicin

Capsaicin is found in the fleshy part of Chile peppers, not the seeds. It’s commonly used to treat pelvic pain syndrome, which is often a symptom of OAB. StudiesTrusted Source have found that peak bladder capacity increased from 106 milliliters to 302 milliliters.

Dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, mild cognitive impairment. These terms are often mentioned together to describe age-related memory loss. While they are linked in some ways, they are not necessarily the same, and they often affect people differently.

“Even though memory loss is more common as you age, it is not part of normal aging,” says Dr. Gad Marshall, associate medical director of the Center for Alzheimer Research and Treatment at Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women’s Hospital. “Either sudden or gradual persistent changes in memory loss and mental lapses can be signs of more serious conditions.”

While there is no cure for most conditions that cause cognitive decline, recognizing key symptoms can provide a window of opportunity to seek medical care before any memory loss worsens. “It also can help you and your loved ones better understand what you may be facing,” says Dr. Marshall.

The two broad categories of cognitive decline are mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and dementia. While people with MCI have a greater-than-average risk of developing dementia, for many the symptoms remain stable and don’t progress. Once people have dementia, it almost always gets worse. Here is a look at both.

Mild cognitive impairment

MCI means a person has more than the usual minor cognitive decline that comes with aging. Up to 20% of adults older than 65 have the condition, according to the Alzheimer’s Association.

There are two types of MCI. The first, amnestic MCI, refers to memory problems such as frequently misplacing everyday items like your glasses or quickly forgetting recently learned information.

The second category, nonamnestic MCI, involves changes in areas other than memory — for example, difficulty with attention and concentration, planning, and navigation skills.

People have trouble recognizing MCI because they chalk up their mental lapses as “senior moments” and the fact they can still do many daily routines.

“MCI tends to be a gradual condition, and symptoms may linger for three to five years before they might get worse or progress to dementia,” says Dr. Marshall. “Also, if you’re diagnosed with MCI, that doesn’t mean you’re on the fast track to dementia or have Alzheimer’s disease as the underlying cause of your symptoms.”

Dementia

Dementia is not a specific disease, but rather a syndrome caused by one or more disorders that affect the brain.

Memory loss is the most common symptom, but people also can experience problems with language, have difficulty solving problems, undergo personality and behavior changes, and struggle with activities of daily living, such as dressing and feeding oneself. About 90% of dementia cases are caused by Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, or some combination of the two.

Alzheimer’s disease. People with Alzheimer’s have trouble remembering names, people, and recent events, and the symptoms get worse over time. They may eventually have trouble speaking, reading, or writing, and forget how to do routine tasks like brushing their teeth. They also may become anxious, depressed, or aggressive.

Researchers believe that two changes in the brain are main contributors to Alzheimer’s: tau protein tangles and beta-amyloid plaque buildup.

Tau is a normal protein and works to transport nutrients into and move waste out of brain cells. However, sometimes tau becomes abnormal through errant genes or aging, which causes pieces of the protein to “tangle” and clump together. When this happens, nutrients and toxins can no longer move freely within the cells. The result: brain cells eventually die. The tangles often form in the regions used for memory, but soon spread across the rest of the brain.

Beta-amyloid is a protein fragment found in the fatty membrane surrounding brain cells. When beta-amyloid clumps together, it forms plaque in the brain, high amounts of which are associated with brain cell death.

However, tau protein tangles and beta-amyloid plaque buildup can occur without any signs of memory problems. “These individuals are at a greater risk for developing symptoms of Alzheimer’s, but do not necessarily go on to do so,” says Dr. Marshall.

Vascular dementia. With vascular dementia, the other main form of dementia, memory problems result from blockages caused by the buildup of cholesterol plaque in the brain’s blood vessels. The blockages can cut off oxygen delivery to brain cells, which kills them.

Blockages in small blood vessels can lead to a series of minor strokes. The symptoms are often ignored since they mimic “senior moments,” like forgetting a name or just-learned information. “About 25% of dementia cases are due to vascular dementia alone or in combination with other causes,” says Dr. Marshall. “Early on, the brain damage can be minor, causing subtle symptoms that aren’t noticed initially.”

About Motherhealth bay area caregivers
A 4-month old intestines was eaten up by bad microbes
Signs of the preactive and active phase of dying, medications for terminally ill
Nitric Oxide Dump Exercise with nose breathing to lower blood pressure and thin blood
Social Laughter Releases Endorphins in the Brain
Lack of magnesium can cause so many diseases
Healthy Oils
MEDICATIONS TO AVOID that worse PD (Parkinson’s disease)
Philippines Coconut Wine -Tuba
Root Canal and Implants by Dr Mercola
Pneumonia, Liposomal Vit C, immune system
Eggplant and apple cider vinegar for skin cancer
A genius in the kitchen
DMSO, hydrogen peroxide and Vit C fight cancer cells
Nitric Oxide for strong blood vessels’ cells , up with exercise, melons, cucumber, Vit C, E, amino acid – L-arginine, L-citrulline
What Lowe’s and Home Depot are not telling you by Charles Passy
Non pasteurized beers have more health benefits
MEDICATIONS TO AVOID that worse PD (Parkinson’s disease)
A genius in the kitchen
Mental Preparation of High-Level Athletes by Kayt Sukel
Aging, Telomeres, Vit C, E and Betacarotene
Mike Pence Implicated in Treason Scandal
Telomeres, telomerase,cancer,aging and exercise
Your complete DNA sequence will help shape the future of medicine
Slimy veggies, saluyot and okra fight cancer
Aging, Telomeres, Vit C, E and Betacarotene
Thyroid Health by Dr Mercola and health tips for a new mom with Hashimoto
Taste Of Beer Triggers Release Of Dopamine, happy neurotransmitter ; Cocaine bullies dopamine; MAO affects dopamine levels
Lying and addictive behavior
Chloride rich foods are cleansing
Hemochromatosis patients should be on a low-iron diet
Baking soda for mosquito bites
Sea salt drink to kill parasites and microbes
Help in finding caregiver 24/7 for seniors in the bay area
MSM powder benefits – Alzheimer is a sulfur deficiency
Butyrate in butter, green plantain bananas, anti-cancer properties
Top health and aging hacks 12-13-17
Rosemary herb and brain performance
Durable Power of Attorney – California
Ultrasound kills bacteria , frequency and music killing cancer cells
Home page / Archives
Top health hacks in the last 30 days 8-13-19
Top August 2019 health hacks
Healing your kidneys – Dr Mercola
Bone spurs, free calcium and Dementia
Cabbage family has chlorine for brain and stomach cleansing
Soursop fruit and Esophageal Cancer
Spectacle at G7
Key Mechanism of Cancer, Aging and Inflammation Uncovered

Another problem with ultra-processed foods is that people tend to overeat them, and thus gain weight. A recent study published in the journal Cell Metabolism found that subjects who ate an ultra-processed diet ate about 500 calories more per day than those whose diet was rich in whole foods.

“These foods are often filled with added sugars, salt, refined carbohydrates and fat,” says David Katz, director of the Yale-Griffin Prevention Research Center in Derby, Conn. “The study itself found that people who ate ultra-processed foods tend to eat them faster and that they had lower levels of appetite-suppressing hormones than those who ate whole foods. As a result, they may have ended up eating more in order to feel satisfied.”

Sitting beside a 91 who only have 2 meds for arthritis and hypertension, I can see that she has gained weight from prolonged sitting and is lacking in sunshine.  As I massage her back and coach her about how we get to accumulate toxins over time even when we are vegetarian, she was listening intently.

In the bay area, clean water and foods laden with pesticides and chemicals are an issue.  We have more breast cancer rates compared to other states. Many years ago, we manufacture computer parts and PCBs can seep into our water ways.

I visited another house with a 67 yr old client with Parkinsons. As I massage her stomach and legs, I can feel her anxiety and tensed muscles. She does not sleep well and is also not using filtered water.  She eats left over foods and is also not getting enough sunshine.

Click the link below to get more insights about root causes of disease, how my grandma hacked health, home care tips, preventing cancer early and more.

Free cancer-free ebook 180 pages vol 1

It can be the water or anything in the environment at Bacoor, Cavite Philippines where baby Calix lives that the doctor has to remove about 2-3 inches of his intestines that got rotten.

Thanks to all doctors, surgical team, who save lives every day.

We must ensure clean drinking water especially for children and seniors.

Here is the link about him to help him with survival and high health care costs as in the Philippines, you pay for private and government funded where you have to buy your own medicines and other health care stuff.

https://gogetfunding.com/help-for-calix/

“About Motherhealth bay area caregivers
Eggplant and apple cider vinegar for skin cancer
MEDICATIONS TO AVOID that worse PD (Parkinson’s disease)
Home page / Archives
Toxoplasma gondii – parasitic infection was related to anxiety disorders
Nitric Oxide Dump Exercise with nose breathing to lower blood pressure and thin blood
Lack of magnesium can cause so many diseases
Philippines Coconut Wine -Tuba
DMSO, hydrogen peroxide and Vit C fight cancer cells
Parasites and suicides
Signs of the preactive and active phase of dying, medications for terminally ill
Longevity foods, herbs and nutrients
Brain to immune system communication
Slimy veggies, saluyot and okra fight cancer
Iodine prevents cancer growth; up avocado and reduce caffeine intake to prevent Thyroid cancer
Dr Mercola on Knee Osteoarthritis
Eggplant and apple cider vinegar for skin cancer
Mullein herb for lung and breast health – COPD signs, symptoms and diagnosis
Tryptophan – Niacin – NAD = Anti-aging
Tanglad or lemongrass to help lower blood pressure
Boron fights radiation by Dr Mercola
Foods and exercises that increase serotonin to prevent Dementia
Non pasteurized beers have more health benefits
Vagus nerve connects the gut microbiome to the brain
Roman Coriander, Fennel flower or Black Cumin Seed Oil as an anti-tumor, anti-gastritis and anti-convulsant oil
Prostate flush and masturbation
Evidence-Based Practice and Health Technology Assessment
FDA and cloud-based medical device
Pre-clinical planning and eval of medical devices
Top 2000 posts in this site
Comfrey leaves and parasites
How my grandma self hacked health and healing
Spectacle at G7
Chloride rich foods are cleansing
MSM powder benefits – Alzheimer is a sulfur deficiency
Asset Protection Iron Triangle by Charles Lamm
Free 160-page ebook – Why we are sick and fighting cancer?

The scope of pathologies related with lack of Magnesium is huge: hypertension (cardiovascular ailment, kidney and liver harm, and so forth.), peroxynitrite damage (headache, various sclerosis, glaucoma, Alzheimer’s illness, and so on.), repetitive bacterial infection because of low levels of nitric oxide in the cavities (sinuses, vagina, center ear, lungs, throat, and so on.), fungal infections because of a depressed immune system, thiamine deactivation (low gastric behavioral disorders, and so on.), premenstrual syndrome, Calcium inadequacy (osteoporosis, hypertension, state of mind swings, and so forth.), tooth cavities,loss of hearing, diabetes type II, cramps, muscle weakening, impotence (absence of NO), hostility (absence of NO), fibromas, potassium deficiency (arrhythmia, hypertension, a few types of cancer), iron accumulation, and so on.