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BLAT 30 DAY LUNG EXPANSION CHALLENGE
Breathe Like a Tortoise
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WHAT IS EMF?
EMF stands for Electromagnetic Fields. It refers to the
physical fields produced by electrically charged objects or
generated by the flow of electric current. These fields are
composed of both electric and magnetic components and
vary in strength depending on the source and distance
from it. EMF can be categorized into two types: non-
ionizing and ionizing. Non-ionizing EMF, which includes
radio frequencies, microwaves, and visible light, is
generally considered to have lower energy and not cause
direct damage to DNA or cells. Ionizing EMF, such as X-
rays and gamma rays, have higher energy and can
potentially cause ionization and damage to cells. EMF is
produced by various sources, including power lines,
electrical appliances, wireless devices, and
telecommunication networks. Concerns regarding potential
health effects of EMF exposure have been raised, and
research in this area is ongoing.
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109.6°
Fatal Fever
107.6° Dangerous
Fever
105.8°
Severe Fever
104°
Strong Fever
102.2°
Moderate
Fever
101.3°
Mild Fever
100.4°
Sub Fever
99.5°
98.6° Normal
86° In° F
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DAY 1: LIQUID
DAY 2: FLUID
DAY 3: SOLID
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WEIGHT (KG) (GLASS OF CITRIC JUICE) ÷ 10
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WEIGHT (KG) (GLASS OF COCONUT WATER) ÷ 10
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D A Y 1 D I E T ( L I Q U I D )
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WEIGHT (KG) (GLASS OF CITRIC JUICE) ÷ 20
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WEIGHT (KG) (GLASS OF COCONUT WATER) ÷ 20
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WEIGHT X 5 (GRAMS OF TOMATO + CUCUMBER)
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D A Y 2 D I E T ( F L U I D )
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WEIGHT (KG) (GLASS OF CITRIC JUICE) ÷ 30
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WEIGHT (KG) (GLASS OF COCONUT WATER) ÷ 30
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WEIGHT X 10 (GRAMS OF TOMATO + CUCUMBER)
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NORMAL HOME COOKED FOOD (OPTIONAL)
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DAY 3 DIET (SOLID)
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.......... AS MEDICINE
CREATE ARTIFICIAL . . . . . . . .
SARCOV-2 SURVIVES FOR 28 DAYS AT 20°C
LESS THAN 24 HOURS AT 40 ° C
(AC/ MED / OXYGEN / COLD WAVE)
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.......... OF HEAT
NATURAL IMMUNITY ENHANCER
REFERENCE: ANIMALS... TREATED OR NOT
TREATED WITH ANTIPYRETICS: M. J. KLUGER,
“FEVER REVISITED,” PEDIATRICS 90 (1992): 720-
24; J. B. COVERT AND W. W. REYNOLDS,
“SURVIVAL VALUE OF FEVER IN FISH,” NATURE
267 (1977): 43–45; KLUGER, “FEVER IN
ECTOTHERMS”; H. V. ELLINGSON AND P. F.
CLARK, “THE INFLUENCE OF ARTIFICIAL FEVER
ON MECHANISMS OF RESISTANCE,” JOURNAL OF
IMMUNOLOGY 43 (1942): 65-83; A. LWOFF,
“FACTORS INFLUENCING THE EVOLUTION OF
VIRAL DISEASES AT THE CELLULAR LEVEL AND
THE ORGANISM,” BACTERIAL REVIEWS 23 (1959):
109–24; D. RODBARD, “THE ROLE OF REGIONAL
BODY TEMPERATURE IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF
DISEASE,” NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF
MEDICINE 305 (1981): 808–14; E. ATKINS,
“TREATMENT OF FEVER,” NEW ENGLAND
JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 309 (1983): 925
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HEAVEN 1: ....................
HEAVEN 2: ....................
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OF DEFENSE
SUPPORTING & ACTIVATING THE IMMUNE SYSTEM, THUS SECOND LINE
HEAT STRESS IS APPLIED ON THE BODY TO MIMIC FEVER THUS
ARTIFICIAL HEAT MIMICS THE FEVER
HEAT APPLIED TO THE BODY
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DEFENSE MECHANISM
STAGE – 1
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DEFENSE MECHANISM
STAGE – 2
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TRIPLES SWEATING)
RISE IN TEMPERATURE & RISE IN SWEAT (10º C RISE IN TEMPERATURE
IN A NATURAL WAY
KEY TO ACTIVATE SKIN
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............ HYPERTHERMIA
ALONG WITH ......................
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3 STEP ....................
(STEP 1)
WITH 1ST SIGN OF.................... / 1ST 30
MINUTE
LOWER LEG ......................
IMMERSION ....................... WITH
....................... OIL AROMA
REFERENCE: COMPREHENSIVE GUIDELINES FOR
MANAGEMENT OF COVID 19 IN CHILDREN (BELOW
18YRS) MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
HTTPS://WWW.MOHFW.GOV.IN/PDF/
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OIL AROMA
LOWER LEG HOT WATER IMMERSION (42 º C– 43 º C) WITH LAVENDAR
WITH 1ST SIGN OF FLU / 1ST 30 MINUTE
3 STEP HEAT PROTOCOL (STEP 1)
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3 STEP ....................
(STEP 2)
WITH 1ST SIGN OF ........................
CREATE ........................
SIPPING VERY – VERY ....................
(> 80 º C)
ABOUT 500 ML WITH ....................
REFERENCE: COMPREHENSIVE GUIDELINES FOR
MANAGEMENT OF COVID 19 IN CHILDREN (BELOW
18YRS) MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
HTTPS://WWW.MOHFW.GOV.IN/PDF/
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3 STEP ....................
(STEP 3)
................. IRRIGATION
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3 STEP ....................
CHECK LIST
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POMEGRANATE
GLASS TO DRINK WATER
KETTLE
CHAIR
JAL NETI EQUIPMENT (NASAL IRRIGATION)
LEMON
TEMPERATURE MONITORING DEVICE
HOT WATER (GEYSER OR EQUIVALENT)
3 BUCKET & 1 MUG
LAVENDAR OIL
SALT
3 STEP HEAT PROTOCOL
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WHOOPING COUGH
ROASTED .......................
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PREVENTION
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3 STEP ....................
SUMMARY
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STEP 2 – .....................................
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F O O D D E T E C T I V E P R O G R A M
JUST AVOID 3 THINGS FROM YOUR
LIFE
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M - MILK & MILK PRODUCTS
R - REFINED FOOD
P - PACK ED FOOD
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ANCESTORS
CALCIUM PILLS
BROKEN BONES
BREAST FEEDING
PUS CELLS
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OUR ..........
CALCIUM
COW PROTEIN
CASEIN
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Book 2
Book 3
Book 4
Book 5
Book 6
Book 7
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SURPLUS (EXCESSIVE)
EDUCATION
DEFICIENCY (INSUFFICIENT)
THE ROOT CAUSE OF DISEASE PROGRESS
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20 120 - 160
30 114 – 152
35 111 – 148
40 108 – 144
45 105 – 140
50 102 – 136
55 99 – 132
60 96 – 128
65 96 – 128
70 90 – 120
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H M G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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2 4 C R A Z Y T H I N G S I D O
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stopped using soaps & sahampoo usage to 50%
mosquito repellent, i have stopped using face creams/ beauty product, i have
have stopped using deodrants & perfumes to 90%, i have stopped using
I work & be in maximum natural light, i have minimized fridge consumption, i
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I have reduced tooth paste consumption to 50%, i have stopped using leather
goods, i have stopped using plastic to approx 75%, i have stopped wearing
plastic sleepers or soles, i have stopped using shaving cream 90% to use aloe
vera gel, i have switched to waist loose under garments
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5am to 5pm i keep all my house windows open, i have stopped watching tv &
newspaper. i prefer dd news or gk books, i wear maximum cotton clothes. it's a
breathable fabric, i do mud bath twice a month with multani mitti & brown soil,i
use green & b lue dustbin for better recycling of waste, i am using natural floor
cleaner
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I open car windows for first 10 minutes on my first drive, i have uninstalled
unwanted apps & turned off notifications, twice a week no music etc. for
dopamine detox, i dry all my clothes in direct sunlight & once a month natural
wash, 10 pm to 6 Am i keep my wifi connection off, i take a 15-30 minute nap in
afternoon daily
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5 0 M I S T A K E S W E A R E D O I N G
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Home
ACP Has Proven HBA1c 8.4, Red Blood Cells, Lets Take 3 Months Average at
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SIGNALLING SYSTEM
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Insulin is always made, Apple, Spikes, Road Contract, Flat Tyre, Brain as Driver
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symptom, The 2nd Key: Amylin, Multiple Organ Failure, Airport Example
Where has the glucose gone, Why do not people drink insulin, High Glucose is a
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PARKING LOT:
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PARKING LOT:
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PARKING LOT:
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SOMETHING MORE
How to apply:
Take 2 tabs tonner & 1 tabs rice powder & make a paste
of it & apply in your face for 15-20 minutes & after that
wash it with fresh water (you should use this remedies for
1 month to 3 month for better result)
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HERBAL OIL
Ingredient:
· Pure Coconut oil : 100 ml
· Methi Dana: 1 tbs
· Kalonji : 1tbs
· Curry Leaves : 100 Leaves
· Hibiscus (गुल्हड़ का फू ल) : 4-5
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Most importantly:
Be Regular, Regularity is the key to having results.
Caution
Some hair shed is normal when the oil is applied and
when you apply oil for the first time you might see a lot of
hair coming out. All these are dead or weak
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Avoid Things
Don’t Take so much Stress
Never tightly tie your Hair
Don’t use artificial colour & Chemical Product in Your
Hair(use Herbal oil & Shampoo)
Don’t use a dryer & Straightener its will damage your hair.
Avoid oily, Fast & spicy food.
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HERBAL SHAMPOO
Ingredients:
25 g (1/3 cup) of soap nuts(Ritha)
25 g (1/3 cup) of dried gooseberry( Awala)
25 g (1/3 cup) of dried shikakai
1/2 cup (64 g) of aloe vera
1/2 cup (64 g) of hibiscus leaves
1/2 cup (64 g) of tulsi leaves
Step 1
Combine the Ingredients:
Soak soap nuts, dried gooseberries, and dried shikakai for
12 hours. Fill a large pot with water and then pour 25 g
(1/3 cup) of soap nuts, 25 g (1/3 cup) of dried gooseberry,
and 25 g (1/3 cup) of dried shikakai into the water. Let the
ingredients soak overnight, or for about 12 hours, so they
get soft.
Soap nuts provide a small lather to your shampoo so it’s
easier to wash your hair with.
Gooseberry helps to promote blood flow to the scalp and
new hair growth.
shikakai has antibacterial and antifungal properties to help
prevent dandruff.
Your ingredients will be much easier to use after they’ve
soaked since they won’t be hard and dry anymore.
You can also substitute the shikakai for 2 tbsp (28 g) of
Fenugreek seeds.
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Step 2
Boil your mixture over medium heat. Keeping your
ingredients in the same pot, put them on the stove and
turn it to medium heat. Wait until you see large bubbles
rise to the top of the water to tell that it’s boiling.
The water may turn muddy and brown as you boil it.
Step 3
Scoop out the soap nuts and remove the seeds. Use a
spoon to scoop out the soap nuts from the pot. With your
fingers, gently peel open the outside of the soap nuts to
reveal the soft centre. Throw away the outside shell and
put the inside of the nut back into your mixture.
Opening up the soap nuts will help them blend better into
your shampoo
Step 4
Boil a pot of aloe vera, hibiscus leaves, and tulsi leaves.
Add 3 cups (710 mL) of water to a different pot, then put in
1/2 cup (64 g) of aloe vera, 1/2 cup (64 g) of hibiscus
leaves, and 1/2 cup (64 g) of tulsi leaves. Turn the
stovetop onto medium heat and wait until you see large
bubbles rising to the top of the water.
You don’t have to be exact with your measurements here,
since the herbal mixture will benefit your hair no matter
what ratio it’s at.
Hibiscus helps to promote hair growth, tulsi leaves help to
reduce itching and dandruff, and aloe vera has a lot of
moisture to keep your hair smooth and shiny.
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Step 5
Combine both pots, then blend the mixture. Carefully pour
both of your pots of liquid into a blender, then pulse the
blender 4 to 5 times. Try to blend your shampoo into a
pulp, but not a smooth juice.
You can also use a handheld blender and blend your
ingredients in the pot on the stove, if you have one.
Step 6
Strain the liquid into a glass jar. Hold a fine mesh strainer
over a glass jar and pour your blended mixture through it.
Once liquid stops running out from the pulp in the strainer,
you can throw the pulp away
Make sure your jar can hold at least 0.35 L.
Don’t push the pulp through the strainer, or you could end
up with a chunky shampoo.
Step 7
Store your shampoo in the jar with a lid on it. Make sure
the lid on your bottle is airtight to keep the ingredients
fresh and smelling good. You can keep your shampoo in
your shower to use it every time you wash your hair for a
natural alternative to shampoo!
Try to use your herbal shampoo within 3 months for the
best results.
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Method
Grind all the listed ingredients and make a fine powder. Your
powder is ready
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Ingredients
6 tablespoons of Besan,
3 tablespoons of multani mitti Clay,
1 tablespoon Licorice Powder, 1 tablespoon Amla Powder and
1 tablespoon Wild Turmeric/Regular Turmeric Powder.
Method
Mix all ingredients with rose water & use it.
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