Your Body's Many Cries for Water: A Revolutionary Natural Way to Prevent Illness and Restore Good Health

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Initially silent compensation mechanisms When the body becomes dehydrated, the physiological processes that will be established are the same ones that occur when coping with stress. Dehydration equals stress and, once stress is established, 56 intestines, passed to the liver for further chemical manipulations, and, via the blood circulation through the heart and lungs, will reach the rest of the body. If sufficient water is not taken before food, the circulating blood will be highly concentrated. It will osmoticaUy influence the cells in its path. Hall, Harriet. (2017). "Do I Really Need to Drink 200 Ounces of Water Every Day?". Skeptical Inquirer. Retrieved 22 November 2018. Batmanghelidj, Fereydoon, ABC of Asthma, Allergies and Lupus: Eradicate Asthma – Now!, (2000), Global Health Solutions, ISBN 0-9629942-6-X

been. drinking enough vater. hovever. I have been able to breath fine vithout the uaa of any aedieine. thia haa made in .y lif.. a b "Colourful character: Camila Batmanghelidjh on her unique approach to charity work". The Independent. 23 October 2011. Dr. Batmanghelidj practiced medicine in the United Kingdom before returning to Iran where he played a key role in the development of hospitals and medical centers. He also helped establish sport projects for youth in Iran, including The Ice Palace in Tehran, the first ice skating and sports complex in the Middle East. One is local and the other is central-nervous-system-registered. At an early phase, the locally registered pain can be alleviated with painkillers. After a certain threshold is reached, the brain becomes tbe direct centre for monitoring its perpetuation until hydration of tbe body takes place.a b "SCIENCE WATCH; DOCTOR FINDS ULCER REMEDY WHILE IN IRAN PRISON". The New York Times. 21 June 1983. Figure 10: A schematic model of a nerve cell, its bilayer membrane, and the vasopressin receptor that converts into a 'shower head' structure and enables the filtered water from the serum to enter the cells that have the recepton Vasopressin also produces vasoconstriction, which puts a squeeze on the blood volume to produce the pressure for water filtration - reverse osmosis. watery bicarbonate solution - the alkaline solution that will neutralise the acid that enters the intestine. To manufacture watery bicarbonate solution, the pancreas will need much water from the circulation. In dehydration, this process is not very efficient. For this reason, the pyloric valve will not receive the clear signals to open and allow stomach acid to pour into the intestine. This is the first step in the production of the dyspeptic pain, the initial thirst indicator of the human body. When we drink water, depending on the volume of water that enters the stomach, a hormone/neurotransmitter called rnotilin is secreted. The more water we drink, the more motilin is produced by the intestinal tract, and can be measured in blood circulation. The effect of motilin on the intestinal tract, as its name implies, is to produce rhythmic contractions of the intestines - peristalsis - from its upper parts to its lower end. Part of this action would involve the timely opening and closing of the valves that are in the way of flow of the intestinal content. Thus, when there is enough water in the body for all the digestive processes that depend on the availability of water, the pancreas will produce its watery bicarbonate so.lution to prepare the upper part of the intestinal tract to receive the acidic content of the stomach. Under such ideal circumstances, the pyloric valve is also allowed to open for the evacuation of the content of the stomach. Motilin has a major transmission role in co-ordinating this action. Motilin is a satiety hormone secreted when water extends the stomach wall. The problem begins when there is not enough water in the body for these digestive events to take place in a co-ordinated manner. In no way will the system allow the stomach's corrosive acid content to reach the intestine if the mechanism designed to neutralise it is not effective. The damage would be irreparable. The walls of the intestines do not possess the same protective layer against acid that is available to the stomach. The first thing that happens is the reversal of the strength of contraction in the valves on either side of the stomach. The pyloric valve will constrict more and more. The ring valve between the oesophagus and the stomach and the external 'valve' of the diaphragm will become more relaxed. Initially, 40

WilbiD 34 dayshe showeddramatic improvement; be no longerbad seven: and excessive mucus production, his coughingbadvinuallySlOpped, aDd his sneezing and 0Ibera1lezgy symp1IXDS were loIally gone. Therefore we discontinued his Benadryl and AlbulclOl and continued hishydration pmgnm. J=y has been following this program now for approximately fourand a half weeks,spending aImoat four weeksoff his medication and is doing quite well. Not only have his sylDplOlDS clearedsubjectively, bul in lenDS of objective findings, bis peak flowvolumes have beenwilbiD DOnlIa1 range. His constant medication-induced drowsiness basdisappeared and as a n:suIlbe is _ alat, and his schoolgradeshaveimproved.

Batmanghelidj was trained at St Mary's Hospital Medical School, and practised medicine in the United Kingdom before his return to Iran. [1] wite askes these aeasureaant. at holU I each t1Jlul taking two or three readinl•• The :ncord show. several lOW8 o. 1208. oWer 154. 8114 a rue high of 1408. over 9Od. However, the average r8l1ge, as stated above, uniforaly doahates. Water intake and thirst sensations Figure 1: There are basically three stages of water regulation of

Dr. Batmanghelidj is of aristocratic lineage in his native Iran, and when the Shah was overthrown, the doctor was arrested and jailed with more than 3,000 other well-born victims of the Khomeini revolution. While these unfortunates wore awaiting execution, Dr. Batmanghelidj was assigned as their medical officer — pending his own appearance before a firing squad. He had no medical resources other than water, in an environment pervaded by stress and terror. Indeed, the doctor found himself incarcerated in a gigantic stress laboratory. In 1979, after the Iranian Revolution, he was sent to Evin Prison in Tehran, which housed political prisoners; he was incarcerated there for two years and seven months. [3] [1] Following his release in 1982, he moved to the United States. [1]there is an associated mobilisation of primary materials from body stores. This process will mop up some of the water reserves of the body. Consequently, dehydration causes stress, and stress will cause further dehydration. In stress, several hormonal overrides become operative. The body assumes a crisis situation and will begin to mobilise for a fight or flight response. The body does not seem to recognise the social transfonnation of humans. It assesses all situations of stress as though a fight or flight stance has to be maintained, even with those stresses associated with work in an office. Several strong hormones become secreted and will remain triggered until the body gets out of its stressful circumstances. These hormones are mainly endorpbins, cortisone release factor; prolactin, vasopressin, and renin-angiotensin. the body in the different phases of life. 1 The stage of life of a foetus in the uterus of the mother (to the left of B in the diagram). 2 The phase of growth until full height and width is achieved (approximately between the ages of 18 and 25). 3 The phase of life from fully grown stage until the demise of the person. During the intra-uterine stage of cell expansion, water for cell growth of the child has to be provided by the mother.

When the revolutions broke out in 1979, Dr. Batmanghelidj, as a member of a prominent family, was thrown in jail. While serving as a political prisoner in Evin prison, he discovered the healing power of water. Practitioners of medicine are unaware of the many chemical roles of water in the body. Because dehydration eventually causes loss of some functions, the various sophisticated signals given by operators of the body's water rationing programme during severe and lasting dehydration have been translated as indicators of unknown disease conditions of the body. This is the most basic mistake that has deflected clinical medicine. It has stopped medical practitioners being able to advise preventive measures or offer simple pbysiologic cures for some of the major human diseases. With the appearance of these signals, the body should be provided with water for the rationing systems to distribute. However, medical practitioners have been taught to silence these signals with chemical products. Of course, they don't understand the significance of this gross error. The various signals produced by these water distributors are indicators of regional thirst and drought of the body. At the onset, they can be relieved by an increased intake of water, yet they are improperly dealt with by the use of commercial chemical products until pathology is established and diseases are born. This error continues with the use of more and more chemicals to treat other developing symptoms, the complications of dehydration become unavoidable, and then the patient dies. The irony of this is that the practitioners say the patient died of a disease! The error in silencing the different signals of water shortages of the body with chemical products is immediately detrimental to the cells of the body. The established signal-producing chronic dehydration also has a permanently damaging impact on subsequent descendants of the person. I take pleasure in bringing to your attention this breakthrough in medical knowledge that can benefit every person who may fall ill, and especially the elderly. In short, my paradigm change in basic human applied science will establish a physiology-based approach to future human research and simplify the practice of medicine all over the world. The immediate outcome of this paradigm shift will be to the health advantage of the public. It will expose the newly understood signs of dehydration in the human body. It will also decrease the consequent costs of illness. 14 Batmanghelidj, Fereydoon, Water For Health, For Healing, For Life (2003), Warner Books, ISBN 0-446-69074-0for the continued breakdown of materials employed in maintenance of the structural integrity of the body. It is this phenomenon that produces the damage associated with stress, if the stressor maintains its unabated influence. Prolactin will make sure that the lactating mother will continue to produce milk. All species have it. Prolactin will prime the gland cells in the breast to continue with milk production even if there is Global Health Service, Inc. Attention: F. Batmanghelidj, M. D. P. O. Box 3189 Falls Church, VA 22043 Dear Dr. Batmanghelldj: Just a short letter to thank you for Informing our listeners about the health benefits of drinking two quarts of water a day. Not only did you help our radio aud1ence, but I personally have enjoyed a resurgence of energy after drinking two quarts of water each day for just over one week. The angina pain I endured for five years has disappeared and my d1stress fro~ a hiatal hernia has greatly lessened. I feel 11ke a new person. I've been doing talk shows at WARD Radio for the past 20 years, and I .ust say your interview with us 1s one I'll always remember. liver will be the regulation of that which has entered the body. But if sweet taste is not followed by nutrient availability, an urge to eat will be the outcome. It is the liver that produces the signals and the urge to eat. The more sweet taste without accompanying calories that stimulates the taste buds, the more urge there is to eat - or overeat. The effect of cephalic phase response to sweet taste has been clearly shown in animal models with the use of saccharin. Using aspartame, several scientists have shown a similar urge to overeat in humans. Blundel and Hill have shown that non-nutritive sweeteners - aspartame - in solution will enhance appetite and increase shortterm food intake. They report: 'After ingestion of aspartame, the volunteers were left with a residual hunger compared with what they reported after glucose. This residual hunger is functional, it leads to increased food consumption.' Tardoff and Friedman have shown that this urge to eat more food after artificial sweeteners can last up to 90 minutes after the sweet drink; even when all blood tests show normal values. They showed that even when blood levels for insulin - the higher readings of which is thought to be the cause of hunger - achieved normal levels, test animals consumed more food than the control batch. What this means is that, for a long time, the brain retains the urge to eat when the taste buds for sugar are stimulated without sugar having entered the system. The sweet taste will cause the brain to programme the liver to store supplies rather than release supplies from its storage. Basically, this physiological response to sweeteners without the accompanying calories that the body believes have entered will compel the person to find and make good the registered marker for energy consumption. This is another physiological reason why people who consume diet sodas to reduce weight may suffer from the paradoxical response of their body to repeated stimulation of the taste buds with sugar substitutes. When caffeine and aspartame are introduced into the body, they will stimulate the cell physiology in the brain, the liver, the kidneys, the pancreas, the endocrine glands, and so on. Aspartame is converted to phenylalanine and aspartate. Both have direct stimulatory effects on the brain. The sum total of the effect of caffeine and aspartame 101 book, she convinced her daughter Donna to begin changing her fluid intake habits.The result astounded both mother and daughter. The following is the transcript of Donna's testimonial.