Dead Doctors Don't Lie by Joel D. Wallach

Author:Joel D. Wallach [Wallach, Joel D.]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: Health & Fitness, General, Medical, Nutrition
ISBN: 9780974858104
Google: bXuCPQAACAAJ
Amazon: 0974858102
Publisher: Wellness Publications
Published: 2004-01-15T05:00:00+00:00

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(highest in brown algae), land plants at 14 ppm (the fruit of Bertholletia excelea can have up to 4,000 ppm), marine animals 0.2 to 3.0 ppm (highest in hard tissue such as bone and shell), and land animals at up to 75 ppm (highest in bone, lung, and eyes). Barium was considered essential to mammals in 1949.

Be—Beryllium is found in igneous rocks at 2 to 8 ppm, shale at 3 ppm, sandstone and limestone at < 0.1 ppm, fresh water at 0.001 ppm, sea water at 0.0000006 ppm, soil at 0.001 ppm, marine plants (highest in brown algae), land plants at less than 0.1 ppm (highest in plants grown on volcanic soils), and land animals at 0.0003 to 0.002 ppm in soft tissue.

Bi—Bismuth is found in igneous rocks at 0.17 ppm, shale at 1.0 ppm, seawater at 0.000017 ppm, land plants at 0.06 ppm, marine animals at 0.09 ppm, and land animals at 0.004 ppm. Stress has historically been blamed as the boogy-man as the cause of gastric, peptic, and duodenal ulcers. Human studies have in fact demonstrated that the true cause of ulcers is an infection with a bacterium known as Helicobacter pylori. Australian gastroenterologist Barry Marshall, M.D. and pathologist J. Robbin Warren proposed their theory for the bacterial cause of gastric ulcers in 1983. The bacterial cause for gastric ulcers was known in pigs in 1952. The treatment of choice for ulcers is ten days to four weeks on tetracycline antibiotics, antacids, and bismuth subsalicylate. You’ve heard of bismuth treating stomach symptoms if you’ve heard of a pink liquid with the name of Pepto Bismol™.

Br—Bromine is a “halogen” related to iodine. It is found in igneous rocks at 3.0 to 5.0 ppm, shale at 4.0 ppm, sandstone at 1.0 ppm, limestone at 0.2 ppm, fresh water at 0.2 ppm, sea water at 65 ppm, soil 5.0 ppm, marine plants at 740 ppm (highest in brown algae), land plants at 15 ppm, marine animals at 60 to 1000 ppm, and land animals at 6.0 ppm. Bromine functions in the form of brominated amino acids. There is strong evidence for Bromine’s essentiality in mammals.

C—Carbon is found in igneous rocks at 200 ppm, shale at 15,300 ppm, sandstone at 13,800 ppm, limestone at 113,500 ppm, fresh water at 11 ppm, sea water at 28 ppm, soils at 20,000 ppm (up to 90 percent of carbon in soil is bound in the humus), marine plants at 345,000 ppm, land plants at 454,000 ppm, marine animals at 400,000 ppm, and in land animals at 465,000 ppm (280,000 ppm in bone). Carbon functions as an essential structural element for all organic molecules (i.e.- carbohydrates, fats, amino acids, enzymes, vitamins, etc.).

Carbohydrates normally furnish most of the energy required to move, perform work, and for the basic biochemical functions of life itself.

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