SYNCROMETER BIOCHEMISTRY
It is invitingly simple to study your body’s manufacturing
processes, called metabolism , using the Syncrometer.® You
merely need to purchase the smallest amounts available of the
chemicals you wish to study.
If you already know the main metabolic pathways, you
could study glycolysis, the pentose phosphate shunt, and the
Krebs cycle, as well as fat formation and amino acid intercon-
versions.
Even without this background knowledge you could study
basic processes such as the appearance (resonance) and disap-
pearance (no resonance) of vitamins or amino acids or waste
products in your organs.
You will be able to find metabolic blocks or missing en-
zymes in hours, not years as in regular biochemistry. I routinely
find such blocks in the presence of a particular parasite or toxin.
For example, if you have retinal disease and find a toxin or
parasite specifically in your retina, you could be quickly led to a
plan of action. If you found Toxoplasma in your retina you
could learn about this pathogen off the Internet or a biology
book. Finding that it comes from cats, you would test your
house dust for its presence, next. If this were positive you might
give your cat away, dispose of the litter box, replace carpets,
and thoroughly clean the house. This would at least halt ongo-
ing reinfection. Or perhaps you could find a breed of cat that did
not have it!
Since Toxoplasma is shed in dog and cat feces, you might
further search in ordinary garden soil. If present, you might sus-
pect raw vegetables as another source since they have soil
clinging to them. By sterilizing your raw vegetables in addition
to killing parasites, you might control your infection, reduce
symptoms and improve your vision.