CARDIAC COMMANDS PRECEDING DIABETES

• DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.1592532214093

• Palavras-chave: Cardiac Commands- Reverse Command Ribbons- Central in the heart-Mater Contractile Cells

• Keywords: Cardiac Commands- Reverse Command Ribbons- Central in the heart-Mater Contractile Cells

• Abstract:

  Recent studies point to a vast link between heart disease and diabetes. This study shows how these events are processed, where there are indeed links between them. Our organism has a very sophisticated system of readings, there are more than ten tapes reading and sending information to the systems and receiving information inside and outside the organism, Everything is the action of ten pairs of cells (Aa-Bb-Cc-Dd-Ee- Ff-Gg-Hh-Ii-Jj), but the pairs that we see here (Cc-Ee-Gg), if isolated from the set and headed by Alpha and Beta (Aa-Bb), cause great damage within the organism, and the scholars confuse and believe to be the Immune System working against the organism. For these commands to take place, an information center is needed, and these cells find in the heart the first center of these commands. It is through the blood, in partnership with the Phytostehydric system, that these commands are carried out over many years, where diseases develop in an evolutionary chain. Thus, diabetes first appears, progressing to NAC (Cardiopulmonary Autonomic Nephropathy) where there is already a great complexity of the disease.

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