Fatigue

Fatigue, whether minor or extreme, is always associated with blood sugar disturbances. The more disturbance, the more fatigue. We have three organs that do most of the sugar regu­lating: our adrenals, the liver, and the islets in the pancreas. In severe fatigue, that keeps you partly bedridden, all three organs are heavily parasitized. Epstein Barre Virus (EBV) is running amok in your body, as a rule, even when clinical culture techniques cannot find it. With your frequency generator and Syncrometer you can find it emitting at 380 KHz. Killing the viruses is not as important as killing the larger parasites and getting your organs functioning for you again. The viruses will go away by themselves.

The liver’s role in blood sugar regulation is to get it out of storage when needed. When sheep liver flukes have taken up residence they’re spewing their chemicals as well as their own bacteria and viruses into your circulation; it is surprising that the liver has any sugar in reserve and can function at all. Sheep liver flukes are commonly seen in fatigue syndrome cases.

The adrenals (the outer layer called the cortex) help to regulate the blood sugar in a complex way. Some adrenal factors influence the thyroid which is another energy-related organ. Both adrenals and thyroid have toxic buildups in fatigue cases! Their work is hampered.

The heart of sugar regulation is in your pancreas in the tiny islands of cells that secrete insulin, called the islets of Langer — hans. Here we always find the pancreatic fluke in residence. It actually breeds there when wood alcohol accumulates in it. Wood alcohol is a common pollutant of food, even in artificial sugar which is often recommended to replace real sugar and spare the pancreas. There is wood alcohol in store-bought drinking water, fruit juice, powders meant to be stirred into bev­erages, even if they are health food varieties. It’s probably being used to clean tubes and hoses in the manufacturing plant. The only beverage you can safely buy (not safe unless you sterilize it, though) at a grocery store is milk. Make your own beverages using recipes in this book.

Fatigue

Fig. 28 Bottling equipment should be rinsed with ethyl (grain) alcohol, not propyl alcohol or wood alcohol.

Your first step toward curing your fatigue syndrome is to kill the pancreatic fluke and all other living invaders of the pancreas, liver, adrenals and thyroid. Use a zapper. Drink milk or buttermilk for several days afterward to provide lactic acid for the “good” bacteria to feed and recover on.

Your second step is removing metal from your mouth, par­ticularly gold. Gold from teeth and jewelry readily goes to the pancreas! Do everything in the Easy Lifestyle Improvements chapter.

Your energy can bounce back in a few weeks by attending your liver, adrenals and pancreas. Help these organs heal and grow strong again. Avoid food molds (read Moldy Food, page 381). The most powerful assistance to the liver is a cleanse. This will eliminate liver viruses such as EBV and Cytomegalovirus (CMV). Be patient. Do it on a schedule until you have over 2,000 stones out. Take vitamin C at least 3 gm/day, to help both liver and adrenals. Take B2 and B6 to help adrenals and kidneys. Take glucose tolerance factor, chromium (two 200 mcg tablets 3x/day). See Sources for all of these. Take these supplements for three weeks, then cut the dose in half, and take on alternate days only, as a hedge against possible pollution in these.

Although your energy may be normal in three weeks, you are at higher risk for fatigue than the average person. Reinfection with anything will put the new parasites right back where the old ones were. Other bacteria, solvents and toxins will head for the pancreas, liver and adrenals again because these are weakened organs. It could take two years to build your health to its previous level, but is well worth it to have youth, initiative, and a beautiful appearance again. Going back to school is a good use of your time when your initiative has returned but your physical strength is still not up to housework or a job. When your energy comes back to you, it is tempting to overwork: to clean the whole house or to get into some gardening.