Preliminary Reading: Laser Cascade, Too Much Light, and How a Flicker Causes a Seizure I’ve recently covered a completely new electrical function of the human body. The input mechanism as well as the necessary output […]
Category: Disease
How a Flicker Causes a Seizure
Preliminary reading: Laser Cascade and Too Much Light We know that some people can have seizures brought on by flashing lights. Previously, I tried to tie this to seasickness. Let’s explore this concept from another […]
Curing Alzheimer’s
I’m sure you haven’t read it, but a while back we did a logical proof comparing schizophrenia and Alzheimer’s. In that post, we logically theorize that schizophrenia and Alzheimer’s are the same disease. And because […]
Theoretical Cure for Cancer
We always hear about the miracle cure for someone’s great uncle with terminal cancer. Find your own cases. It’s happened. Can we explain these miracles? And if so, can we replicate them? Are there cancer […]
Rethinking Dialysis
What are the symptoms of kidney disease? Nausea Vomiting Loss of appetite Fatigue and weakness Sleep problems Changes in how much you urinate Decreased mental sharpness Muscle twitches and cramps Swelling of feet and ankles […]
Decrypting Diabetes [Part I]
What is diabetes? High blood sugar. We test for it by monitoring blood sugar after a fasting period. If your blood sugar is over a certain amount, we call you diabetic. Symptoms: Increased thirst Frequent […]
Rethinking HIV
HIV is not a sexually-transmitted disease. It’s just not. How did I come to this conclusion? The better question is how science came to the conclusion that it was. What is HIV? HIV stands for human […]
Cancer is a brain disease
How can I possibly come to this conclusion? It’s pretty straightforward if you’ve read my other stuff. [I’ll link some important source articles below] Entropy increases in the brain as we age. Entropy causes aging. […]
Huntington’s is not genetic
Even doctors admit that it’s hard to distinguish between Huntington’s, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s. Here’s an article saying that treatment for one of these diseases may work for the other two. Some researchers and physicians consider the […]
High blood pressure starts in the brain
We’ve proven how the brain perceives time, and your blood pressure is a sign of this perception. How? The second derivative of time is a variable in pressure. And this pressure is in the closed […]