PUSHING BACK AGE
Anemia......................................................................................
Oxygen gets to the brain on a carrier
system of tiny rafts called red blood
cells. They were meant to be an exact
shape and size to fit the most oxygen
molecules onto them.
Each red blood cell is shaped like a
doughnut without the hole. This fits a lot
more oxygen, O 2 , than round balls
would. Yet, if there isn't enough vitamin B 12 , the dimple isn't put
into them to make them doughnut shaped. This reduces the body's
oxygen supply and the disorder is called “pernicious” anemia.
The changed shape of the red blood cells is reflected in a bigger
volume called mean cell volume (MCV). The correct volume for
red blood cells is about 90 cubic microns. Many elderly persons
have a MCV over 100!
I have seen pernicious anemia to be associated with Ascaris
infestation. Kill Ascaris on a frequency generator (408 KHz) or
zap. The source of Ascaris is usually a pet, owned in the past.
Once infected, the tiny worms do not leave your body on their
own. The infestation may date back to childhood. What a relief
for the bone marrow whose job it is to make red blood cells to
have enough vitamin B 12 again! What does Ascaris do with your
B 12? B 12 is a beautiful rose colored vitamin. Some worms are
actually pink from absorbing your B 12! Giving B 12 shots is the
current clinical treatment for B 12 deficiency. Killing Ascaris
twice a week by zapping and taking B 12 lozenges (see Sources) is
a better solution. (If your loved one is getting shots, make sure
that no isopropyl alcohol is used on the skin beforehand. Provide
vodka yourself in a small pocket flask or 70% grain alcohol for
this purpose. Unfortunately, the shot itself may contain traces of
this harmful solvent—take a sample home for testing.)
Fig. 36 Red blood
cells, top and side
view.