Bitter Lemons or Delicious Lemonade- The Choice is Yours. Fight the Feds or Enjoy the Fruits of Your Labors.
Life, according to a popular saying, is what YOU make it. If you choose to be negative, everything negative will follow. But, if you choose to look at the positive side, a lighter perspective of the things and emotions you have experienced will also follow and you will perceive everything as a blessing or a lesson in experience.
The original article discusses the way of thinking one must achieve when facing difficulties, in this case the CLIA’s challenge of the effectiveness of of Bio-Terrain Analysis (BTA) and Darkfield Live Blood Analysis (LBA). The original article tackles two scenarios. In one scenario, practitioners fighting tooth and nail the CLIA’s decision and challenge, wasting time, money, and effort along the way. In the second scenario, practitioners finding alternative ways for the two tests in order to treat patients and having better results compared to the original tests.
CLIA regulates any tests that involve the withdrawal of human bodily fluids for testing in the laboratory. The goal of CLIA, according to the original article, is to protect the public from untrained laboratory personnel and for physicians to depend on the results of standardized tests in order for their patients to be treated effectively. Their goal is to serve and protect the public. In the medical homeopathic profession’s side, however, CLIA’s rejection and challenge backed up with the Federal Government’s support, makes it difficult for them to accept this because their practice involves tests like the BTA and LBA. The author of the original article has found an alternative way for these two tests. It has, true to the title of the article, made divine lemonade. With the help of renowned alternative helath practitioners Dr. Fuller Royal, Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, and Dr. Thomas Rau, three procedures have been discovered as an alternative to BTA and LBA. But what exactly are BTA and LBA?
Bio-Terrain Analysis (BTA), according to the original article, is a method of studying the blood, saliva and urine of a patient in order to study and determine the pH qualities, redox potential and resistivity. The pH determines the acidity or alkalinity of the specimen. Redox potential conveys the possibility of anaerobic or aerobic metabolism. The balance of water, waste, and mineral can be derived from resistivity. The results of the BTA test helps the practitioner in determining the proper supplements to prescribe to the patient in order to detoxify or add nutrients to the patient.
Darkfield Live Blood Analysis makes use of darkfield light microscopes. Darkfield light microscopes let the practitioner view and look for endobionts in the blood. Endobionts were introduced by Dr. Guenther Enderleins as a tool in “diagnosing” a disease. It is part of the lifecycle of the fungus Aspergillis niger and Mucor racemosus that help the body in its metabolism. Endobionts can only be seen with the use of darkfield light microscopes.
Going back to the three alternative procedures derived from these two tests, The three aforementioned alternative medicine practitioners came up with Meridian Stress Analysis and Heart Rate Variability, Neuro and Psycho-Kinesiology, and Sanum/Pleomorphic Enderlein theory. These three tests comprise the Integrative therapy for alternative medicine. The original article passes to its readers the wisdom of picking an argument which in the long run will become beneficial than just fighting anything that can still be replaced by a higher set of methods.
