This document discusses various causes and treatments for lung diseases like asthma and COPD. It states that smoking is a leading cause of lung disease and that medical treatments offer little relief. It then provides statistics on the prevalence and mortality rates of asthma in the US and discusses various environmental and lifestyle factors that can contribute to or help prevent lung diseases, such as pollution, diet, exercise, vaccinations, and chiropractic care.

1. Cause and Cure
Or
How to have Healthy
LUNGS

2. The disease, almost always caused by smoking, destroys air sacs
in the lungs, leaving patients struggling for breath. Medical
treatments offer little relief.

4.  Every day in America:
 40,000 people miss school or work due to asthma.
 30,000 people have an asthma attack.
 5,000 people visit the emergency room due to
asthma.
 1,000 people are admitted to the hospital due to
asthma.
 14 people die from asthma.

5.  asthma is indicated as “contributing factor” for
nearly 7,000 other deaths each year
 Since 1980 asthma death rates overall have
increased more than 100% among all genders,
age groups and ethnic groups.
 The death rate for children under 19 years old
has increased by nearly 80% percent since 1980

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on severe asthma exacerbations and asthma-related deaths. Annals of Internal Medicine 2006;144(12):904.on severe asthma exacerbations and asthma-related deaths. Annals of Internal Medicine 2006;144(12):904.
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7. 4000 of the 5000 deaths were caused by the
asthma drugs and not the asthma..
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on severe asthma exacerbations and asthma-related deaths. Annals of Internal Medicineon severe asthma exacerbations and asthma-related deaths. Annals of Internal Medicine
2006;144(12):904.2006;144(12):904.
““Long acting Beta Agonists (inhalerLong acting Beta Agonists (inhaler
medication) have been shown to increasemedication) have been shown to increase
severe life threatening asthma exacerbationssevere life threatening asthma exacerbations
as well as asthma related deaths.”as well as asthma related deaths.”

8.  Vaccinations
 Polution
 Diet
 Deficiency and Toxicity

9. VACCINATION DOSE DATA:VACCINATION DOSE DATA:
 Birth: Hepatitis B, flu 2 Vaccine
 2 Months: DPT, Polio, Hib, Hep B, Rota 7 Vaccines
 4 Months: DPT, Polio, Hib, Rota 6 Vaccines
 6 Months: DPT, Hib, Flu, Rota 4 Vaccines
 6-18 Months: Hep B, Varicella, flu 3 Vaccine
 15-18 Months: DPT, Polio, Hib, MMR 8 Vaccines
 4-6 Years: DPT, Polio, MMR, flu (2) 9 Vaccines
 This total of 39 vaccine mixtures by age 6

10. 2001 Physician’s Desk Reference, p. 1967.
VACCINATION SIDE EFFECTS:VACCINATION SIDE EFFECTS:
 Fever
 Syncope
 Headache
 Dizziness
 Vasculitis
 Diarrhea
 Vomiting
 Nausea
 Thrombocytopenia
 Leukocytosis
 Lymphadenopathy
 Anaphylaxis
 Bronchiosopasm
 Arthritis
 Myalgia
 Encephalitis
 Paresthesia
 Guillain-Barré
 Skin rash
 Burning at injection site
 Death

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13.  The death rate from lung cancer and cardiopulmonary diseases, which
include heart attack, stroke, asthma, pneumonia and chronic obstructive
pulmonary diseases like emphysema and bronchitis are all on the rise.
 The findings of this study provide the strongest evidence to date that long-
term exposure to fine particulate air pollution common to many
metropolitan areas is an important risk factor for cardiopulmonary mortality.
 No one knows exactly why pollution is toxic to humans, though many experts
suspect that pollutants cause inflammation in the lungs or prompt the body
to release chemicals that can affect heart function.
 JAMA March 6, 2002;287:1132-1141

15.  . Researchers at Columbia University Medical Center in New York City
conducted a cross-sectional study to determine if nitrites intake might be
associated with COPD risk.
 more than 7,300 subjects Analysis showed that frequent consumption of
cured meats (14 or more servings per month) was linked with "an
obstructive pattern of lung function and increased odds of COPD."
 who frequently ate cured meats were also prone to have a lower intake of
fruits, vegetables, fish, vitamin C, and vitamin and mineral supplements

16. Before Chronic lung problems After No Problem & No Drugs

17.  COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)
refers to asthma, emphysema, chronic
bronchitis, or any combination of the three.
 The World Health Organization reports that
almost three million people die of COPD related
complications each year.

18.  Researchers found that regular use of the over-the-counter painkiller
acetaminophen was linked to higher rates of asthma and chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), as well as reduced lung function.
 Third National Health Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III) from 1988-
94. 13,492 participants:
 Almost 7 percent had asthma.
 Some 12 percent suffered from COPD.
 Almost 3 percent were plagued with both.
 Of the group, 4.3 percent of the participants said they used acetaminophen
on a daily basis, compared to 8.2 percent who used aspirin and 2.5 percent
who used ibuprofen.
 Researchers concluded acetaminophen use was linked to asthma and
COPD--its risk increased in relation to the dosage.
 American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine May 1,
2005;171:966-971

19.  Antibiotics don't work for acute bronchitis. Now we have strong evidence
saying that it shouldn't be used for this purpose.
 The researchers hoped to test the effectiveness of antibiotics for patients
with acute bronchitis. Physicians commonly prescribe antibiotics to treat this
condition.
 The findings shift the burden of proof to proponents of antibiotics to
demonstrate why these drugs should be used in acute bronchitis, the
researchers note. In the meantime doctors should not routinely prescribe
antibiotics for bronchitis.
 If the condition changes and there's suspicion of pneumonia, the patient
should be reassessed. Sometimes pneumonia is misdiagnosed as acute
bronchitis.
 The Lancet May 11, 2002;359:1648-1654

20. CDC Exaggerates flu stats
The terms flu death and flu associated death
were used interchangeably, when in fact they
are two different figures.
In 2001, there were only 297 deaths that were
directly caused by the flu virus. The other
60,000 were attributed to pneumonia.
Doshi P: Are US flu figures more PR than science? BMJ;331:1412.

21.  The 1918 Epidemic Was Not caused by the Flu Virus
Fear of a flu epidemic is based upon the supposed flu of 1918 and 1919 in which
20,000,000 people are said to have died.
 But what evidence do we have that these people died from the flu?
 And it wasn’t until 1933 that the influenza virus was discovered, and not one scientific
article, documents, lab reports, linking the two together.
 scientists at Emory University in Atlanta recently have announced that they discovered
that it was NOT THE FLU virus that killed people in the epidemic. But rather people died
from bacterial infections, such as Streptococcus pneumoniae.
 the 1918 flu deaths were caused by frequent use of medications like CALOMEL, used to
treat “sepsis.” Calomel is mercury.
 During the same time, if people exhibited flu like symptoms they may have been given
methyl chloride, which was used in for cough syrup in 1918. Methyl chloride is also used
as a refrigerant, a solvent, and it is neurotoxic, with side-effects, e.g., drowsiness, and
coma.
The point is, that in 1918 people didn’t die from the flu virus
 According to health researcher Dr. Dan Duffy

22. The 1917-1918 flu pandemic showed a national
Death rate of 6% or a 94% survival rate
Those that received spinal adjustments had Death
rate of only.025% or a 99.975% survival rate
Patterson MM: The coming influenza: lessons from the past for the future.
JAOA;105(11):498.

23. Regular exercise is found to reduce the chance
of colds….
Regular exercise reduces incidence of colds in postmenopausal women. Medscape. 10/30/06Regular exercise reduces incidence of colds in postmenopausal women. Medscape. 10/30/06
In post menopausal women, there was aIn post menopausal women, there was a
“protective” effect from exercise…“protective” effect from exercise…

24.  Researchers believe that as gums recede due to poor oral health,
respiratory illnesses like bronchitis and emphysema worsen.
 Accumulation of disease-causing organisms associated with gum disease may
increase the risk for serious lower-respiratory-tract infection in susceptible
subjects.
 It is possible that bacteria that normally stick to teeth are sloughed into the
saliva and may be breathed into the upper airways, changing the
environment and paving the way for other germs to infect the lower airways. Oral
conditions likely work with other factors, such as smoking, environmental
pollutants, allergies and genetics to make existing lung problems worse.
 Journal of Periodontology 2001;72:50-56

25.  Over disinfecting your
children's living
environment might not be
the right thing to do.
Douwes J, van Strien R, Doekes G, et al: Does early indoor microbial exposure reduce theDouwes J, van Strien R, Doekes G, et al: Does early indoor microbial exposure reduce the
risk of asthma? The Prevention and Incidence of Asthma and Mite Allergy birth cohortrisk of asthma? The Prevention and Incidence of Asthma and Mite Allergy birth cohort
study. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2006;117:1067.study. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2006;117:1067.
Exposure early on to indoor germs,Exposure early on to indoor germs,
reduces the risk of asthma.reduces the risk of asthma.
Let the indoor germsLet the indoor germs
live..live..

26. Hydration
• Drink a minimum of
1 liter of water per day
2 liters is best
• Spring or filtered water
• No distilled, reverse
osmosis, or tap water

28. Motion

29. Before After

30.  Proper nerve supply –
 FREE of subluxation
 Regular Exercise
 Proper Nutrition
 Sufficient Rest
 Prayer and Meditation

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32. The new flu drug Relenza is now the subject of a warning letter to medical
professionals around the country that urges caution when the medicine is
used in patients with asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
(COPD).
The manufacturer, Glaxo Wellcome Inc., says it has received reports of
serious breathing problems in some patients taking Relenza who also have
underlying lung disease such as asthma and COPD (e.g., emphysema).
The warning letter comes out almost exactly one year after the FDA
approved Relenza in spite of the negative recommendation from its scientific
advisory committee in February 1999.
The panel was concerned the drug didn't actually shorten flu episodes.

33. The nervous systemThe nervous system
controls and coordinates allcontrols and coordinates all
functions of the body. Thisfunctions of the body. This
includes breathing, sleepingincludes breathing, sleeping
digestion, and elimination.digestion, and elimination.
Gray’s Anatomy, pg. 4Gray’s Anatomy, pg. 4

35. The Four Deadly Food Groups
I. Pasteurized Dairy
Includes milk, cheese, butter, ice cream yogurt…
II. Hydrogenated Soybean Oil
Main component in 60% of foods on supermarket shelves.
In most breads, cookies, donuts, pastries, salad dressing
margarine, cereals…so start reading labels.
III. White Sugar & White Flour
All refined carbohydrates.
IV.Hard Fats
Chips, fries, pretty much anything fried…stuff like that.

36.  Nerve Supply
 Plant fibers soluble / insoluble
 Water
 Sun Light
 Motion
 Meditation and Prayer

37. Fact:
1.Only 10% of nerves are designed to carry Pain
signals
2. Symptoms are a Clue to Physiology
3. If ---- R is Greater Than B = Health
if ---- B is Greater Than R = Sickness

38. How
Much?

39. Health is a result of action , not luck
Sickness and disease do not happen by
random chance or bad luck
Your level of health, or the lack thereof
is the genetic expression of your
lifestyle choices!

40. Meditation Prep Techniques
 Start with Breathing 10 rapid and deep
 Rapid Hand rubbing then send the energy
out and back to you
 Hand over your heart “Name I love you”
 Ohm … to get “one word” usually on syllable

42. Drug Check
Stop taking them…all of them.
Cigarettes, coffee, alcohol,
recreational drugs, over the
counter drugs, prescription
drugs…
They’re toxic & unnecessarily
tax your body.

43.  Exercise to Sweat
30 min per day
 You Have 4X more
Lymph than Blood

45. Meditation/Prayer Definition
 Prayer is Talking to God
 Meditation is Listening to God
 Meditation is NOT :Problem Solving, Brain
storming, Processing, or Visualization
 Meditation Goal is “O” State

46. Enzymes
1) Break down the rotting
food residues in the
digestive tract & the
blood
2) Help digest new food
• Whole food enzymes
Vitamins & Minerals
• Whole food vitamins
• Minerals are best when
chelated

47.  Billions of $ invested to ID Genes
 Theory: Develop drugs to counteract Gene
expression
 Nucleus is the brain
 Slave to your DNA
 Your Health is predetermined

48.  Mitochondria
 Rod-shaped
 Create energy for the
cell from food

49.  Nucleus
 DNA is the blue prints
 Protein is the control
to what part of the
DNA is produced
 Environmental
perception controls
the governing Proteins

50. 2002 headaches &
arm pain
2006 Migraines & Arm pain
and hand numbness

51. Meditation Technique
 Sit close to the Ground
 Breathing in thru nose out thru mouth
 Eyes closed .. Look up and middle
 Think of the “word”
 Get to the “O” state

52. 1. Alzheimer’s, Fibromyalgia, ALS, Multiple Sclerosis,
RLS, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Asthma, Irritable Bowel
Syndrome, Diverticulitis, Pancreatitis, Etc…
ARE NOT DISEASES!
2. 96% of All Dis-eases come from Deficiency or Toxicity!
3. There is NO Cancer gene
4. Modern Medicine has been around for about 100 years
“Where symptoms are treated”
5. Traditional Medicine has been practiced for thousands
of years “Where the Body is detoxed or strengthened”

53. Hand Positions
Hold a few moments to minutes
 Integrity .. Left hand touches ground right
hand up palm forward
 Balance … both palms up
 Courage…left hand over heart right on top
 Love…Hands in prayer over heart

54.  Red Blood Cell
 Has no nucleus so
that it can carry more
oxygen

55.  Nerve cells
 Can be several feet
long
 pass chemical and
electrical signals
throughout the body

56.  Biology of Perception
 Facts :
1. Your perception of your environment changes
cell function (Cell receptors)
2. Change Cell function and you change Cell
Expression
3. Change Cell Expression (Genetic Expression)
you change your Health

57. Colon Health
Probiotics are key to repopulating the flora.
Colon Cancer is the #3 cancer in the U.S.
“Death begins in the colon” (Hippocrates)

58. Breast Cancer Prostate Cancer Pancreatic Cancer
Normal Arc of Life90 Day Checkup

59.  The United States is actually the
second to last in health in the world.
 “… the things your doctors have told you to do -
as a result of that information - Americans have
the second worst health in the world.”
Journal of American Medical Association, July 26, 2000 Vol 284, No. 4 Barbara
Stanfield MD MPH of Department of Health Policy and Management, John
Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health

60. Magic Bullet…
Doesn’t Exist!

61.  According to the Dean of the
University of Arizona, College of
Pharmacy, $75 billion for drugs is
spent annually, and
•$76 billion is needed to
correct the problems
caused by drugs.

62. Key Components to Health
• Hydration – Water Intake
• Enzymes
• Vitamins and Minerals
• The Four Deadly Food Groups
• Drug Check
• Colon Health
• Sunshine
• Motion
• Subluxation Correction

63.  30 Minutes a day with face chest and
arms exposed
 Full spectrum lighting
 No Sun Block
 Don’t Get Burned

64.  Soluble Fiber cleans arteries
 Insoluble Fiber Cleans your Colon