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The Healing Process: Retracing
The Healing Process: Retracing
As you have seen in previous articles (click to read), the Central Nervous System is the master system and it controls everything in the body, so it also ultimately controls the healing process. Your inability to heal before was due to the lack of full access and communication through the CNS and the rest of the body. Once restored, then anything is possible and it’s the immune system that plays one of the biggest roles on the construction site of the who/what/when/where/how of defense/repair/rebuilding/regeneration.
Your body is made up of trillions of cells and they can’t all be regenerated and rebuilt at once, so the way your body organizes and coordinates the “boots on the ground” workers, materials, supplies, parts, and tools, is through a process everyone is familiar with, but few understand— inflammation.
The immune system always has “boots on the ground” (WBCs) identifying all potential problems within your body, and once identified and reported to the foreman they will initiate the inflammatory process through the release of certain chemicals called ‘cytokines’. (Remember the discussion(s) about “cytokine storms” in people with COVID?) Think of it like a chemical cell signal, a flare in the night-sky, for materials/supplies/parts/tools and all the worker cells to come and perform a certain action—defense, protection, repair, or regeneration—depending on what is needed and where.
But what do most people think about inflammation?
Good thing or bad thing?
The majority of people would tell you that inflammation is a bad thing—but why? Because when inflammation is present, the area with inflammation will have pain and symptoms that we were all taught are signs and symptoms of disease. While this is somewhat true, what is also true is that these are also signs that the body is AWARE there is a dis-ease process and is currently doing something about it. The pain is a warning that there is a problem there (so don’t do something stupid), the type of pain indicates what may be happening, the intensity of the pain indicates the severity of the problem, and the symptoms (specific to each cell, tissue, organ, etc.) are a combination of the signs of dysfunction, damage, and/OR…. the healing and repair process.
When you have an infection you might get a fever, swelling, redness, and pain, and then some other unique symptoms specific to where it is, indicating your immune system is fighting it and repairing the damage. Nobody likes a fever, but your innate intelligence knows that if you turn the heat up on pathogens they can’t survive very well—thus giving your immune system the advantage.
When you do direct damage to a tissue, have an infection, or degenerate, you might see swelling, redness, and have pain. Depending on where it is you may also have some other symptoms of dysfunction indicating your body is damaged AND is repairing the damage.
Either way, this is showing you how your body uses inflammation, NOT TO HARM YOU, but to HELP YOU.
Inflammation isn’t a bad thing.
What’s CAUSING the damage or degeneration, or the inability to fully regenerate, resulting in chronic inflammation is the bad thing. If you are unable to repair tissue, fight off infection, or regenerate you are going to have chronic inflammation. This results in chronic pain and symptoms.
“Inflammation is the immune system's response to harmful stimuli, such as pathogens, damaged cells, toxic compounds, or irradiation [1], and acts by removing injurious stimuli and initiating the healing process [2]. Inflammation is therefore a defense mechanism that is vital to health [3]. Usually, during acute inflammatory responses, cellular and molecular events and interactions efficiently minimize impending injury or infection. This mitigation process contributes to restoration of tissue homeostasis and resolution of the acute inflammation.”
Doctors know this to be true. They know.
Inflammation isn’t just necessary, it’s VITAL.
Our current healthcare system, despite knowing this fact, focuses on trying to control, limit, reduce, or shut-off the inflammatory process, and/or control, limit, reduce, or shut-off pain signals (nerves) and symptoms—WHY?
They think that the body has lost the ability to control inflammation and thus the inflammation is now the culprit or contributing to the damage and dis-ease you experience. Well, unless your DNA changed, the last time I checked your immune system is responsible for healing you, recognizes what our own cells are, and the body innately knows how to self-regulate, self-adapt, self-heal, etc.
So will shutting off inflammation actually heal or fix anything?
Well…….?
The main difference between inflammation being a good thing or a bad thing, is whether or not healing gets accomplished. You could be missing the communication, missing materials and supplies, missing parts and tools, be unable to eliminate infectious processes, continued and repetitive traumas, and/or have an accumulation and continued exposure to toxins or metabolic waste etc.—and usually a combination of the above— resulting in repair/healing/regeneration not being accomplished.
When you are NOT healing, your dis-ease, your symptoms, and your pain will stay in the same spots, will be constant in their intensities, and become chronic because you will have a chronic and constant state of inflammation.
When you ARE truly healing, you will notice that your symptoms and pain will move, fluctuate in intensity, and lessen because the WBC’s (white blood cells) regulate and adjust the inflammatory process according to what is accomplished and the next set of tasks in healing.
A lot of people are not regenerating or fully healing and they have become accustomed to their pain. They are so used to living with it that they just accept it as their new normal, and adopt it as part of their identity.
But after successfully receiving the “master-reset” the brain-body communication is returned to 100%. When the brain-body communication returns to 100% then the CNS will resume full control over your avatar again, 100% accurate reports of damage and dysfunction are able to get through to the foreman, and 100% reciprocal and proper responses will be sent by the foreman to all the workers on precisely what to do.
As well, the CSF flow will fully return to normal which means the full and proper transfer of neuroendocrine hormones and neurotransmitters can occur, the full and proper clearing of metabolic waste/toxins out of the CNS can occur, and even the brain will begin to heal itself from all the damage it sustained— Dr. Scott Rosa (last article) mentioned in his video-interview that the neurodegenerative lesions seen on MRI imaging near the ventricles begin to disappear within days to months after correcting upper cervical misalignment.
When the CSF flow returns it is described as having a “cool water” “icy-hot” “fluid” sensation traveling up and down the spine, and into the head, presumably traveling to wherever CSF flows and all the places where it was previously shunted.
When the parasympathetic nervous system wakes up it is described as goosebumps, chills, feelings of temperature changes on different places on the body, and overwhelming relaxation/tiredness. Some people say their fingers and feet feel cold while their mid-line (head/face/chest/abdomen/pelvis) feels warm.
When any part of the peripheral (somatic) nervous system wakes up, just like when any limb that has “fallen asleep” before wakes up, it will experience “tingling” sensations.
When blood flow returns to any part of the body it is felt as an expanding and traveling “heat” sensation.
People routinely describe these sensations, many on the table immediately following the correction, and others later on during their appointment or later that day/week, each unique to the person’s specific condition .
People will have all kinds of interesting responses as their body and CNS connection is completely set free.
One thing that is the same across the board in all patients, upon sitting-up after the master-reset, is a sensation of “disorientation”, “woozy”, “light-headed”, or being “dizzy”, etc. Your brain is receiving new sensory information and is formulating (in real time) new reciprocal motor responses to balance and orient the body with the reality constants, like: your vision, vestibular senses, gravity, and mechanoreceptor activity causing a change in how you perceive reality and respond to it. This response subsides within 30 seconds and the body stabilizes enough to be able to safely ambulate and balance.
With re-establishing this connection you will see system-wide healing processes begin. This means that any cell, tissue, organ, or organ system that was, in any way, unable to fully reach homeostasis, or was dysfunctional, degenerative, or dis-eased due to the loss of this communication and control, will now undergo a healing process— starting for most people within seconds, if not minutes.
While the control AND the healing start immediately, the healing won’t complete itself overnight, just like it didn’t take overnight for the state of the dis-eased condition to occur. And the healing STARTS with inflammation. With inflammation, you will experience “pain and symptoms”.
(Post 1 of 2)
The Healing Process: Retracing
As you have seen in previous articles (click to read), the Central Nervous System is the master system and it controls everything in the body, so it also ultimately controls the healing process. Your inability to heal before was due to the lack of full access and communication through the CNS...
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The Healing Process: Retracing
Dr. C's Health and WellnessThe Healing Process: Retracing
The Healing Process: Retracing
As you have seen in previous articles (click to read), the Central Nervous System is the master system and it controls everything in the body, so it also ultimately controls the healing process. Your inability to heal before was due to the lack of full access and communication through the CNS and the rest of the body. Once restored, then anything is possible and it’s the immune system that plays one of the biggest roles on the construction site of the who/what/when/where/how of defense/repair/rebuilding/regeneration.
Your body is made up of trillions of cells and they can’t all be regenerated and rebuilt at once, so the way your body organizes and coordinates the “boots on the ground” workers, materials, supplies, parts, and tools, is through a process everyone is familiar with, but few understand— inflammation.
The immune system always has “boots on the ground” (WBCs) identifying all potential problems within your body, and once identified and reported to the foreman they will initiate the inflammatory process through the release of certain chemicals called ‘cytokines’. (Remember the discussion(s) about “cytokine storms” in people with COVID?) Think of it like a chemical cell signal, a flare in the night-sky, for materials/supplies/parts/tools and all the worker cells to come and perform a certain action—defense, protection, repair, or regeneration—depending on what is needed and where.
But what do most people think about inflammation?
Good thing or bad thing?
The majority of people would tell you that inflammation is a bad thing—but why? Because when inflammation is present, the area with inflammation will have pain and symptoms that we were all taught are signs and symptoms of disease. While this is somewhat true, what is also true is that these are also signs that the body is AWARE there is a dis-ease process and is currently doing something about it. The pain is a warning that there is a problem there (so don’t do something stupid), the type of pain indicates what may be happening, the intensity of the pain indicates the severity of the problem, and the symptoms (specific to each cell, tissue, organ, etc.) are a combination of the signs of dysfunction, damage, and/OR…. the healing and repair process.
When you have an infection you might get a fever, swelling, redness, and pain, and then some other unique symptoms specific to where it is, indicating your immune system is fighting it and repairing the damage. Nobody likes a fever, but your innate intelligence knows that if you turn the heat up on pathogens they can’t survive very well—thus giving your immune system the advantage.
When you do direct damage to a tissue, have an infection, or degenerate, you might see swelling, redness, and have pain. Depending on where it is you may also have some other symptoms of dysfunction indicating your body is damaged AND is repairing the damage.
Either way, this is showing you how your body uses inflammation, NOT TO HARM YOU, but to HELP YOU.
Inflammation isn’t a bad thing.
What’s CAUSING the damage or degeneration, or the inability to fully regenerate, resulting in chronic inflammation is the bad thing. If you are unable to repair tissue, fight off infection, or regenerate you are going to have chronic inflammation. This results in chronic pain and symptoms.
“Inflammation is the immune system's response to harmful stimuli, such as pathogens, damaged cells, toxic compounds, or irradiation [1], and acts by removing injurious stimuli and initiating the healing process [2]. Inflammation is therefore a defense mechanism that is vital to health [3]. Usually, during acute inflammatory responses, cellular and molecular events and interactions efficiently minimize impending injury or infection. This mitigation process contributes to restoration of tissue homeostasis and resolution of the acute inflammation.”
Doctors know this to be true. They know.
Inflammation isn’t just necessary, it’s VITAL.
Our current healthcare system, despite knowing this fact, focuses on trying to control, limit, reduce, or shut-off the inflammatory process, and/or control, limit, reduce, or shut-off pain signals (nerves) and symptoms—WHY?
They think that the body has lost the ability to control inflammation and thus the inflammation is now the culprit or contributing to the damage and dis-ease you experience. Well, unless your DNA changed, the last time I checked your immune system is responsible for healing you, recognizes what our own cells are, and the body innately knows how to self-regulate, self-adapt, self-heal, etc.
So will shutting off inflammation actually heal or fix anything?
Well…….?
The main difference between inflammation being a good thing or a bad thing, is whether or not healing gets accomplished. You could be missing the communication, missing materials and supplies, missing parts and tools, be unable to eliminate infectious processes, continued and repetitive traumas, and/or have an accumulation and continued exposure to toxins or metabolic waste etc.—and usually a combination of the above— resulting in repair/healing/regeneration not being accomplished.
When you are NOT healing, your dis-ease, your symptoms, and your pain will stay in the same spots, will be constant in their intensities, and become chronic because you will have a chronic and constant state of inflammation.
When you ARE truly healing, you will notice that your symptoms and pain will move, fluctuate in intensity, and lessen because the WBC’s (white blood cells) regulate and adjust the inflammatory process according to what is accomplished and the next set of tasks in healing.
A lot of people are not regenerating or fully healing and they have become accustomed to their pain. They are so used to living with it that they just accept it as their new normal, and adopt it as part of their identity.
But after successfully receiving the “master-reset” the brain-body communication is returned to 100%. When the brain-body communication returns to 100% then the CNS will resume full control over your avatar again, 100% accurate reports of damage and dysfunction are able to get through to the foreman, and 100% reciprocal and proper responses will be sent by the foreman to all the workers on precisely what to do.
As well, the CSF flow will fully return to normal which means the full and proper transfer of neuroendocrine hormones and neurotransmitters can occur, the full and proper clearing of metabolic waste/toxins out of the CNS can occur, and even the brain will begin to heal itself from all the damage it sustained— Dr. Scott Rosa (last article) mentioned in his video-interview that the neurodegenerative lesions seen on MRI imaging near the ventricles begin to disappear within days to months after correcting upper cervical misalignment.
Here is what true healing really looks like:
Fully restoring the neural canal leads to certain sensations in patients immediately following correction of UC misalignment:When the CSF flow returns it is described as having a “cool water” “icy-hot” “fluid” sensation traveling up and down the spine, and into the head, presumably traveling to wherever CSF flows and all the places where it was previously shunted.
When the parasympathetic nervous system wakes up it is described as goosebumps, chills, feelings of temperature changes on different places on the body, and overwhelming relaxation/tiredness. Some people say their fingers and feet feel cold while their mid-line (head/face/chest/abdomen/pelvis) feels warm.
When any part of the peripheral (somatic) nervous system wakes up, just like when any limb that has “fallen asleep” before wakes up, it will experience “tingling” sensations.
When blood flow returns to any part of the body it is felt as an expanding and traveling “heat” sensation.
People routinely describe these sensations, many on the table immediately following the correction, and others later on during their appointment or later that day/week, each unique to the person’s specific condition .
People will have all kinds of interesting responses as their body and CNS connection is completely set free.
One thing that is the same across the board in all patients, upon sitting-up after the master-reset, is a sensation of “disorientation”, “woozy”, “light-headed”, or being “dizzy”, etc. Your brain is receiving new sensory information and is formulating (in real time) new reciprocal motor responses to balance and orient the body with the reality constants, like: your vision, vestibular senses, gravity, and mechanoreceptor activity causing a change in how you perceive reality and respond to it. This response subsides within 30 seconds and the body stabilizes enough to be able to safely ambulate and balance.
With re-establishing this connection you will see system-wide healing processes begin. This means that any cell, tissue, organ, or organ system that was, in any way, unable to fully reach homeostasis, or was dysfunctional, degenerative, or dis-eased due to the loss of this communication and control, will now undergo a healing process— starting for most people within seconds, if not minutes.
While the control AND the healing start immediately, the healing won’t complete itself overnight, just like it didn’t take overnight for the state of the dis-eased condition to occur. And the healing STARTS with inflammation. With inflammation, you will experience “pain and symptoms”.
