We hear about inflammation, like, well, that's inflammation in the body.
The blood test shows inflammation.
You're hurting, you're sore because inflammation.
But that's not enough information about inflammation,
and we've got to kind of look at it that way.
Because what happens is you can get inflammation when you get hit in injury, right?
So if you bang your knee, you bang your elbow, you injure your hand,
You slam your finger in the car door, it's going to swell.
It's going to get inflamed.
If you break a bone, if you injure a nerve, if you injure something, a tendon, if something
happens physically, if you get into a car accident, you fall, you fall, you know, right
on your face, you're going to be inflamed.
You're going to get hurt.
That's inflammation from an injury, right?
A physical injury, you can see and you can feel because it happened in real time.
Now, mystery inflammation is an entirely different thing.
Now, I talked about mystery inflammation right here in Medical Medium Book 1 many years ago,
and I gave answers to why someone was chronically inflamed, why their back was hurting, how
come their knee was hurting, how come they were swollen, how come they didn't feel good,
what was all this pain and body pain.
So the medical industry has been trying to pass off mysterious inflammation on the body
attacking itself, so the body's immune system destroying the body itself, right?
going after tendons and connective tissue and joints and organs and glands. So the industry
has trained people since the 1950s that your pain, your inflammation is because your body,
your body's immune system, here's a white blood cell right here, has decided to become so confused
that it's going after your organ, going after your organ, going after your glands, going after
your connective tissue, going after other organs like your skin, going after joints, going after
bones. So what they've been trying to teach us and teach doctors, the industry is that our bodies
turn against itself and then becomes our enemy. And then the industry is free from blame. They
don't have to look into anything. They don't have to discover anything. So medical medium information
was the first to talk about this mystery inflammation is caused by viruses. So that's
MM info originally. So now the industry is doing the copycat game where they're actually starting
to take tidbits of medical medium information and say, oh yeah, viruses, they could do this,
or oh yeah, this could do that. Even though they don't have a study to show it, they have no proof,
they've never seen it under the microscope occur, but they use the MM info anyway. So
mystery inflammation is caused by bugs, pathogens. That's the real thing behind it. You need a bug,
you need a pathogen to create that inflammation. Now, dangerous chemicals, like a dangerous
chemical toxic burn where someone has some toxic, dangerous chemical put on their arm and inflames
the skin. Now that's a different story, but that's an injury. That's an injury from a chemical,
from a dangerous exposure, right? But mystery chronic inflammation is caused by viruses
behind the scenes. Viruses that can sit in the liver for years before they can create hepatitis
C, an inflammatory liver condition. See how it works, okay? Viruses that can sit inside the body
for a long time. Like for instance, the Epstein-Barr virus can sit inside the thyroid for
decades before that inflammation is seen by the doctor in any way with regarding to like Hashimoto's
thyroiditis or any other kind of thyroid inflammatory condition. But the industry will
just say, well, hey, it's not the virus. It's not a virus that's doing it. It's not pathogens.
It's your body's immune system attacking itself. Now, there are doctors now taking medical meme
information because they're like, well, it only makes sense that it's a virus. It only makes sense
that it's Epstein-Barr, right? So that's happening these days. So when it comes down to inflammation,
you'll get tests at the doctor's office.
Antinuclear antigen tests, right?
ANA tests, C-reactive protein tests, right?
The MTHFR gene mutation test is just an inflammatory test.
It's not about finding a gene mutation, so don't get fooled by that one too.
If you don't know about that information,
you can learn about it in the medical medium books when you get a chance.
You can know about how the gene mutation trick works.
So it's these different tests that are really inflammatory markers is what they're doing, is what they're looking for, right?
The Lyme disease tests right now, they're not really for bacteria.
They don't see the bacteria in the Lyme test.
They're really looking for inflammation, and then they'll say, whoa, you got Lyme disease.
It's the same thing with lupus or anything else.
They check your inflammation levels through the blood tests, but they don't know why you're inflamed.
And then they give you a guessing game diagnosis of a label like lupus or neurological Lyme or Lyme disease or fibromyalgia.
They can pick and choose which one it's going to be.
It's going to be MS.
It's going to be lupus.
Is it going to be something else?
Whatever.
And they'll give you the name of a disease to kind of go along with your autoimmune inflammation.
But reality and truth is that you're just dealing with a pathogenic actual infection.
You're dealing with a pathogen infection, right?
Viral infection.
And that viral infection underneath it all is creating that physical inflammation or raising the inflammatory markers on the blood tests.
And when that happens and you got the viral inflammation, you end up with aches and pains.
Some viruses like Epstein-Barr create a lot of nerve pain because they release neurotoxins.
The neurotoxins land on your vagus nerve.
They land on all your different nerves and you end up getting different kinds of aches
and pains, neck pain, back pain, body pain.
The shingles virus can do the same thing, creating a lot of different kinds of aches
and pains.
So as we deal with our aches and pains and our fatigue and our brain fog and all these
other issues, we're really walking around with inflammation created by low grade or
viruses that are more aggressive than low grade underneath it all creating this inflammation in
organs glands and joints right and that's what we're up against anyway this concludes the
talk about inflammation on this week's newsletter and i can't wait to see you guys next week
