Alan, On Sat, Jul 14, 2012 at 3:34 PM, Alan Grimes <[email protected]> wrote:
> Steve Richfield wrote: > > Sergio, > > > Sometimes this can grow to encompass entire races of people!!! For > > example, maintaining 98.6F=37C body temperatures requires good > > nutrition, so people who have been subjected to starvation often drop > > this "control strategy". As a result, entire races of people who have > > been subjected to starvation generations ago are still unable to operate > > at 98.6F=37C, even GENERATIONS after the last incidents of widespread > > starvation, this having been passed through the maternal line through > > mimicry. Irish and American Indians typically have this problem. In some > > areas, this has grown to become a major public health problem. > > Weird, my body temperature has always been around 97 degrees. Do you > have some peer reviewed papers that show this is actually a problem? > Dr. Denis Wilson has an on-line book that describes the many medical conditions springing from this. His explanation of the problems is excellent, but his treatments are ~2 decades behind the times. For the latest, you should look on my own web site at http://www.FixLowBodyTemp.com Note that I am the **ONLY** person in the world claiming to be a central metabolic control systems therapist, so there are no "peers" to review anything I might wright. However, I am now working to get some other people up to speed on this. Your doctor would doubtless tell you that temperature makes no difference, and in any case there is no changing it. He would be quite wrong on both counts. There is also an international forum where people discuss their problems at http://BodyTemp.eu but it gets really quiet during the hot summer months. The FIRST step which is needed to fully diagnose what is going on, is for you to learn to guesstimate your temperature to ~+/- 0.2F. This usually takes a week or two of first reflecting on your physiological clues, guessing your temperature, measuring your temperature with an accurate thermometer, and then reflecting on what you missed to have the error you had. While 0.2F accuracy at first may seem impossible, ~95% of people have no problem learning this in less than 2 weeks. There is no helping the remaining ~5%, as I and others have made many attempts to help them, all with a 100% failure No one who has developed this skill has ever questioned the underlying process of switching between setpoints, because once you become observant enough to learn this skill, you can literally feel things changing within you. BTW, last month I reached a new milestone - there is now a web site for breast cancer sufferers and survivors, hosted by a lady who credits me with saving her life after her doctors put her onto a downward spiral. Its nice to feel appreciated. Steve ------------------------------------------- AGI Archives: https://www.listbox.com/member/archive/303/=now RSS Feed: https://www.listbox.com/member/archive/rss/303/21088071-c97d2393 Modify Your Subscription: https://www.listbox.com/member/?member_id=21088071&id_secret=21088071-2484a968 Powered by Listbox: http://www.listbox.com
