Do It Yourself Medicine: A Repair Manual Fun thing: Get the MOBILE APP at http: //bwell.mobi/grove I recently put together a Mobile Application for all the new people who are mobile...Digital is not a tree... By Sari Grove, Joseph Grove (Authored by), Justin Wood (Series edited by) Each body part contains 2 elements... A Plus Element & a Minus Element... These 2 elements must live in balance as opposites... Imbalance is ill health... Balance is good health... Learn how to Balance your health... Learn where to find those elements from the Periodic Table of Elements, in the REAL world... See how medical theories are formed... Understand what the problem is... Figure out how to repair your own problem... Figure out that maybe your problem is not a problem, but a solution... Open up your mind to some new choices, some new decisions, some new information... Be able to speak intelligently about your own Health... The cover is Matte...It all looks stunning... As a paperback it is handy as a gift for yourself, for days when you aren't in front of a computer, like when you go to the doctor's clinic... You can make notes inside the book too, there is room, & this is encouraged... Self-efficacy is an excellent prognosticator for health... Do it Yourself Medicine: A Repair Manual does not mean you should ignore outside help... It just means that maybe something like a quick oil change or a tire inflate or a battery charge, might be done by you instead of a very expensive unavailable health care practitioner... If you are at home & not feeling well & need to ask a question, check our book, but also know that the Ask a Doctor function online, the JustAnswer people, have specialists available to help with your questions... There's a walk in clinic at the Maple leaf Gardens Loblaws store, inside the giant grocery space in the far corner upstairs...A new woman doctor means women get to say stuff they were afraid to say to a man doctor...This is an improvement...For Toronto...They are open on a Sunday... There is a neurology factor in this book... I have drawn the pictures to show how that works... Bigger versions of the pictures can be seen online as well... The best part about the really simple neurology information is how the brain part connects to the body part connects to the 2 opposing elements inside the body part... Also the specific brain part function is shown, not a huge list of things, but the prime function... So instead of a whole long list of possibilities, you get something real to hang on to... There is also a brilliant first stab at identifying which actual side of the brain controls or is fed by what element... For example, the Frontal lobe Left side is a Lead Plomb, element side... Removal of left frontal lobe, causes a lean toward the right frontal lobe, the Zinc element side... This would result in bipolar or Zinc excess symptoms... Phineas Gage, the famous true story, is mentioned, & was used to get to this place... I have added the LUNG LYMPH NODE connection to the Parietal Lobe, as well how the LEFT side of the Parietal lobe is the ALUMINUM PLUS element, & the right side hemisphere of the Parietal Lobe is the Titanium element... So if you have removed the left side hemisphere Parietal, you are short on Aluminum long on Titanium, & you will have right sided problems(due to the cross switch nature of the sidedness of the brain)... So a left hemi parietal removal robs aluminum, & also robs NUMBERS knowledge Feel free to find us on Social networks & say hello... Sari Grove p.s. You probably should read "Grove Body Part Chart: A Medical Arts Innovation" first before reading Do It Yourself medicine: A Repair Manual... This second book assumes you understand the basics of the theory, & progresses to more complex problems. Note for winter: Safflower- eat a tablespoon out of the box, clears up a runny nose, cold & your liver quickly Saffron too

Review: "Sari, this is fascinating. And the structural, visual, theoretical framework around the balancing of the elements is elegant and beautiful. I'm awed at the amount of work and research involved. Kirby Obsidian ObsidianBlooms.blogspot.com What you see are 11 organs ... Each organ contains two elements ... These two elements live together in balance, as OPPOSITES in each organ ... Disease is an imbalance ... Too much of one, not enough of the other, depends how you look at it ... Here are some diseases of imbalance ... Most are ... check the chart to see Which organ I am Referring to ... Ok, here goes ... Bipolar: too much zinc Multiple Sclerosis: Too much lead PTSD: not enough iron (iron Quickly saps a stressful event) Myasthenia gravis: Too much iron Schizophrenia and Alzheimer's & Cerebral palsy: Too much Titanium Tuberculosis & Cystic Fibrosis: Too much aluminum Low Blood pressure: Too much Potassium High Blood pressure: Too much Aurum Kidney block / Failure: Too much nitrogen Down's Syndrome: Too much carbon Diabetes & Herpes & dandruff: Too much Sulphur Hypoglycemia, low blood sugar, faint, (insulin induced) coma: Too much selenium Cancer: Too much calcium Grave's Disease: Too much Iodine ADHD: Not enough magnesium Conditions including arthritis, Still's disease and Polio & Meningitis: Too much magnesium Crohn's disease and possibly Fabry: diseases of EXCESS FLUORINE so treat with its opposite in the colon Bismuth(Indium acts like Bismuth but is stronger-Wild Indigo Root as a tea contains Indium for epilepsy, Crohn's & ALS) Rating: Scottish displaced people seem to be sensitive to fluoridation-I am currently studying geology and culture (like how Ireland has iron ore and its people tend to iron excess disease like hemachromatosis ... ) Ok ... So, if you know the disease, and you know the organ, and did you know the element is in excess or lack, then ... To cure yourself, you need to lower the excess Either element, raise the lacking element, or both ... You can do this with food, with lifestyle choices, with herbals, with drugs, or HOWEVER you please ... Many of synthesis elements are Easily available today ... For example: Iodine is in seaweed Which you can eat to cure cancer ... (Adrenal Gland) Zinc is in sunshine Which Removes lead to correct Multiple Sclerosis ... (Thyroid Gland) Rare elements like mercury medicines are harder to find ... Mercury is found in Cinnabar also called "Zhu Sha" a red powder Chinese medicine did rebuilds cartilage For Those with arthritis like conditions ... Rudraksha beads come from India & contain mercury- Which is a nice way For Those with arthritis or other joint syndromes paint to get Their Bilirubin levels UP-Salt raises it too Epsom Salts are magnesium sulfate Which even a child with ADHD can safely bathe in to get some (not a lot, just some) magnesium ... Calcium is in all birth control pills, patches and injections ... Totally causes cancer as well as AIDS & gender dysphorias ... (Progesterone is mega-mega calcium) ... (Adrenal Gland Again) Lead is found in potatoes and carrots as well as anti-psychotic drugs like lithium ... (Thyroid) (This will lower zinc levels for Bipolars as well as Agent Orange, Thalidomide and Leprosy) ... Selenium is found in Garlic lowers blood sugar ... Which Antibiotics are just like garlic ... The Common Cold is a wet Hydrogen soaked liver, as is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome ... Treat with Oxygen, like a walk in the fresh air, Goji berries, Milk Thistle, Dandelion-which all containment much Oxygen ... *See more at http: //www.grovecanada.ca at sarigrove.com & the research at grovecanada.com & grovebodypartchart.blogspot.com ... The Grove Body Part Chart is a work in progress...Ideas are not carved in stone & this is intended as a starting point not a final answer...Please go further & do research everything regarding your own health-self-efficacy is an excellent prognosticator for good health Be Well Sar

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