Diseases
The new knowledge of the three human Types clearly explains the function of the human brain. The discovery of individual differences in the cerebral function is the key for health and wellness.
Brain function integrates information coming from external stimuli to a cellular level, in order for homeostasis to function optimally.
Recurring, repetitive thoughts mobilize mechanisms, which mobilize “danger-signaling” mechanisms that are experienced as stress, trigger a combined modification of the synapses in specific regions of the limbic system of the brain and they obstruct the transmission of trace elements that carry the information and affect the assimilation of the corresponding liquid metals and Vitamins in the body.
The transmission of information through the brain, which is mediated by the activity of neuro-transmitting systems and neuronal synapses, is hampered by the persistent thoughts and causes the production of neuromodulators from the peripheral organs as liver, suprarenal glands, gonads and pancreas that lead to dysfunction and disease.
The harmonious and calm thought of happiness frees the brain and heals the body. Stressful thoughts of unhappy people jam the brain and sicken the body.
According to the Tri-Anthropo-Type Paschalidis Model, each of the three human Types has a propensity for specific disorders and diseases that are determined by the functionality of the Type-specific brain areas, the corresponding enterotype and the different assimilation of metals and elements.
It has been found that:
A Type individuals suffer from the following diseases: Alzheimer’s, temporal epilepsy, temporal stroke, cold-blooded thyroid, multiple sclerosis with rapid deterioration and onset of paraplegia, schizophrenia with hallucinations, cutaneous lupus erythematosus and pneumonia.
B Type individuals suffer Parkinson’s, stuttering, dysarthria, hyper-hypothyroid goiter, bronchitis, spastic bronchitis, ischemic stroke, aneurysms, thrombosis, anxiety disorders, depression, causalgia (heartburn) and dystonia & diabetes type II of dietary cause. Other disorders occurring to B Type individuals are rheumatoid lupus erythematosus, temporarily lapses, multiple sclerosis with leg tremor and instability (relapsing-remitting type), vasculitis, rheumatoid arthritis, paramorphotic rheumatic arthritis in all members of the body, polymyalgia rheumatic and ankylosing spondylitis. These are all disorders proven to be related to structural and functional disorders of the amygdala and disorders of the metabolism of manganese. B Type people develop crystals in their knees because their pelvis tilts backwards and forces their knees to turn inwards, causing a swinging motion when they are walking. The formation of crystals in the knees combined with swinging causes great damage at the knees, which are operated on by performing arthroplastic surgery.
C Type individuals suffer from ascouperose, mania, manic depression, diabetes type I, pancreatitis, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, vascular multi-infarct dementia, allergic chronic asthma, multiple sclerosis (secondary progressing type which is reversible and manifested by spasticity and non-motor control in the legs and balance weakness) and multiple regional haemorrhagic strokes (with reversible symptoms, unlike A Type that these symptoms are not reversible). Scientific data documents that structural and functional disorders of the hippocampus and disorders of the metabolism of copper are the pathogenetic mechanisms of the diseases above. Other disorders of this human Type are paramorphotic osteoarthritis and systematic lupus erythematosus with rapid evolving organ damage and osteopenia, which, when it occurs in the vessels of the ear, Meniere syndrome occurs. The lymph and arterial calcification that occurs in C Type individuals, results in lack of elasticity in fast motion, following by fluid retention in the joints that causes deforming osteoarthritis, and then surgery is necessary, for the scraping of the joints.
| Correlation of Human Types with Diseases | ||
| A Type | B Type | C Type |
| Cutaneous lupus erythematosus (skin) | Rheumatoid lupus erythematosus | Systemic lupus erythematosus |
| Alzheimer’s Disease | Korsakov Syndrome Temporary lapses | Vascular Dementia |
| Schizophrenia, Hallucinations | Depression | Bipolar disorder |
| Pneumonia | Spastic Bronchitis | Allergic bronchitis / asthma |
| Multiple sclerosis progressive type | Atypical Multiple sclerosis | Multiple sclerosis Secondary progressive type |
| Diabetes type II (neurological cause) | Diabetes type II (dietary cause) | Diabetes type I |
| Temporal haemorrhagic stroke (fatal or nonreversible) | Ischemic stroke | Multiple regional haemorrhagic strokes (reversible) |
| Inflammation in the joints Osteoarthritis | Rheumatoid arthritis Ankylosing Spondylitis | Osteoarthritis paramorphotic |
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