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There are two aspects to the body’s biochemical energy system, 1) the rate of energy production or oxidation rate and 2) the energy pathway or the steps involved in energy production. Both the rate and the functioning of all steps much be optimized to obtain maximum energy production.

Factors arising from outside our bodies, which affect our health, are called external stressors. They may include physical factors (heat, cold or noise), social pressures, financial or job stress, microorganisms such as bacteria, etc.

Internal stressors are those factors, which originate from inside the body, which causes stress. Nutritional imbalances can be the result of stress but is also a cause of internal stress. This is hidden stress, which can cause both physical and emotional problems.

Metabolism is the total of the chemical reactions taking place in the body. Metabolism is divided into two parts, anabolism, and catabolism. Anabolism refers to those reactions which build up body tissues, while catabolism refers to reactions and processes which tear down body tissues.

Refers to actual mineral levels reported on the graph.

A relationship consisting of one mineral level divided by a second mineral level.

A group of levels or ratios or some combination of the two. Slow and fast oxidation, for example, are mineral patterns defined by several ratios.

Minerals which are inversely related. When the level of one mineral goes up, the other mineral level goes down. Minerals may be both synergistic and antagonistic under different conditions.

Minerals which are directly related. When the level of one mineral goes up, the level of the other mineral goes up also. Minerals may be both synergistic and antagonistic under different conditions.

The oxidation rate is the rate at which food is burned in the body. The oxidation rate is closely related to the metabolic rate, a term referring to the general rate of chemical reaction or metabolism in the body.

• Fast Oxidation – The condition in which there is too rapid a release of energy in the biochemical pathway.
• Slow Oxidation – Slower than normal release of energy in the biochemical pathway.
• Mixed Oxidation – A transition or unstable state in which one of the glands, thyroid or adrenal, is overactive and the other underactive, causing an unstable release of energy.

The concept that as old mineral patterns are passed through on the way back to health, previous symptoms may return for a period of time.

The hair analysis graph must be viewed as a system – that is, all at once, for proper understanding, Trying to understand one reading without considering all the other readings, will only lead to confusion and misinterpretation.

Dr. Hans Selye discovered that one’s body passes through several well-defined states as they come under more and more stress. He called these stages alarm, resistance, and exhaustion.

As ratios remain uncorrected over time, compensations and adaptations occur on many different levels. Tim is required for correction, because these compensations and adaptations must be reversed, usually in reverse order called, retracing.

This is a common word in English meaning a quality or ability that you were born with, not one you have learned. For Mineral Balancing Science I use this word to describe the internal and subconscious wisdom the body has. It knows what is wrong, and what needs to be healed, in order. It is not up to our awareness of symptoms that determines what the body needs to repair. It is out of our control. Our job is to give the body what it needs and get out of the way.

The Healing Compass tells us which direction your body is trending. It is either compensating as a result of being under stress of some kind or it is healing. Healing can also cause stress in the way of experiencing a healing reaction, however, it is a result of being at least 75% on your REVEAL program essentials: 1 hydrate, 2 rest, 3 sleep, 4 food, 5 supplement.

Compensation Codes are the names we give symptoms and the names doctors assign them. They are accounted for here in a list that does not distinguish between the two as it doesn’t matter if you name a problem, it is still something the body needs to repair.

Unlocking the Healing Cascade: Discovering the Stages that determine how our body has a special innate program to restore and rejuvenate itself naturally. These are those stages:

Stage 1: Building the Essential Energy needed to heal what’s next in priority: Saving up energy in our body’s “Energy Bank” to prepare for healing.
Stage 2: Breakdown and Cleansing: Helping the body get rid of things that harm us, like bad structures and harmful germs.
Stage 3: Removal and Detoxification: Supporting the body’s natural cleaning process to remove toxins and waste.
Stage 4: Rebuilding and Renewal: Assisting the body in rebuilding itself and getting back to full strength.

Understanding Your Healing Compass: Learning how the choices we make can either support our body’s healing or make it harder. The Vitality Balance is the Teeter Totter of Energy: Imagine a balance where some choices give us more energy for healing, while others take away energy.

Unveiling the Body’s Compensation Codes: Working with the body’s innate, the it chooses what problem from the Dynamic Healing Register to prioritize taking care of hidden issues, inflammation, toxins, microplastics, and lingering viruses that can affect our health.

Building the Essential Energy Quotient: Boosting our energy beyond just just what it takes to stag alive and so we have what we need to heal. The more we build this Quotient, the more items we can heal from the Dynamic Healing Register for ongoing healing.

The Energy Budget Framework is a system, and guidebook that helps us manage our body’s energy for better health and healing.

There are two aspects to the body’s biochemical energy system, 1) the rate of energy production or oxidation rate and 2) the energy pathway or the steps involved in energy production. Both the rate and the functioning of all steps much be optimized to obtain maximum energy production.

Factors arising from outside our bodies, which affect our health, are called external stressors. They may include physical factors (heat, cold or noise), social pressures, financial or job stress, microorganisms such as bacteria, etc.

Internal stressors are those factors, which originate from inside the body, which causes stress. Nutritional imbalances can be the result of stress but is also a cause of internal stress. This is hidden stress, which can cause both physical and emotional problems.

Metabolism is the total of the chemical reactions taking place in the body. Metabolism is divided into two parts, anabolism, and catabolism. Anabolism refers to those reactions which build up body tissues, while catabolism refers to reactions and processes which tear down body tissues.

Refers to actual mineral levels reported on the graph.

A relationship consisting of one mineral level divided by a second mineral level.

A group of levels or ratios or some combination of the two. Slow and fast oxidation, for example, are mineral patterns defined by several ratios.

Minerals which are inversely related. When the level of one mineral goes up, the other mineral level goes down. Minerals may be both synergistic and antagonistic under different conditions.

Minerals which are directly related. When the level of one mineral goes up, the level of the other mineral goes up also. Minerals may be both synergistic and antagonistic under different conditions.

The oxidation rate is the rate at which food is burned in the body. The oxidation rate is closely related to the metabolic rate, a term referring to the general rate of chemical reaction or metabolism in the body.

• Fast Oxidation – The condition in which there is too rapid a release of energy in the biochemical pathway.
• Slow Oxidation – Slower than normal release of energy in the biochemical pathway.
• Mixed Oxidation – A transition or unstable state in which one of the glands, thyroid or adrenal, is overactive and the other underactive, causing an unstable release of energy.

The concept that as old mineral patterns are passed through on the way back to health, previous symptoms may return for a period of time.

The hair analysis graph must be viewed as a system – that is, all at once, for proper understanding, Trying to understand one reading without considering all the other readings, will only lead to confusion and misinterpretation.

Dr. Hans Selye discovered that one’s body passes through several well-defined states as they come under more and more stress. He called these stages alarm, resistance, and exhaustion.

As ratios remain uncorrected over time, compensations and adaptations occur on many different levels. Tim is required for correction, because these compensations and adaptations must be reversed, usually in reverse order called, retracing.

This is a common word in English meaning a quality or ability that you were born with, not one you have learned. For Mineral Balancing Science I use this word to describe the internal and subconscious wisdom the body has. It knows what is wrong, and what needs to be healed, in order. It is not up to our awareness of symptoms that determines what the body needs to repair. It is out of our control. Our job is to give the body what it needs and get out of the way.

The Healing Compass tells us which direction your body is trending. It is either compensating as a result of being under stress of some kind or it is healing. Healing can also cause stress in the way of experiencing a healing reaction, however, it is a result of being at least 75% on your REVEAL program essentials: 1 hydrate, 2 rest, 3 sleep, 4 food, 5 supplement.

Compensation Codes are the names we give symptoms and the names doctors assign them. They are accounted for here in a list that does not distinguish between the two as it doesn’t matter if you name a problem, it is still something the body needs to repair.

Unlocking the Healing Cascade: Discovering the Stages that determine how our body has a special innate program to restore and rejuvenate itself naturally. These are those stages:

Stage 1: Building the Essential Energy needed to heal what’s next in priority: Saving up energy in our body’s “Energy Bank” to prepare for healing.
Stage 2: Breakdown and Cleansing: Helping the body get rid of things that harm us, like bad structures and harmful germs.
Stage 3: Removal and Detoxification: Supporting the body’s natural cleaning process to remove toxins and waste.
Stage 4: Rebuilding and Renewal: Assisting the body in rebuilding itself and getting back to full strength.

Understanding Your Healing Compass: Learning how the choices we make can either support our body’s healing or make it harder. The Vitality Balance is the Teeter Totter of Energy: Imagine a balance where some choices give us more energy for healing, while others take away energy.

Unveiling the Body’s Compensation Codes: Working with the body’s innate, the it chooses what problem from the Dynamic Healing Register to prioritize taking care of hidden issues, inflammation, toxins, microplastics, and lingering viruses that can affect our health.

Building the Essential Energy Quotient: Boosting our energy beyond just just what it takes to stag alive and so we have what we need to heal. The more we build this Quotient, the more items we can heal from the Dynamic Healing Register for ongoing healing.

The Energy Budget Framework is a system, and guidebook that helps us manage our body’s energy for better health and healing.