Archive for May, 2008

"It’s the Supply Curve, Stupid"

Saturday, May 31st, 2008

To borrow the phrase used by Bill Clinton, "It’s the economy, stupid!"  Much has been written about the recent rise in energy prices.  Many writers quote other writers, government reports, and industry statistics.  What most do not consider is overall supply.  Having first hand knowledge of oil well depletion curves helps one to understand the nature of the problem.  Generally speaking,  the depletion curve of an oil well looks like the following:

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Your best production occurs when the oil well initially produces.  You can stimulate the producing zone and get a second uplift on the curve, but over the long run this is the curve.  Once the well is producing, you will normally develop the field that it is in and create a more complex production curve:

 

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The Texas Oil Production Curve is a good representation of fields around the world.  The main difference is the size of the field.  If you put all of the oil producing fields together, they might look similar to this graph.  Why do we care?  In basic economics we have a supply & demand curve.  The basic supply and demand graph would indicate as demand increases, causing a price increase, new supply would be brought into the marketplace.  This assumes that supply is unlimited over time.  The following graph depicts this:

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The blue line indicates supply will increase as demand (red line) shifts.

The following graph illustrates if supply is fixed:

Price

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If demand decreases (to the lower red line), the price falls.  However, if demand increases, there is a sharp increase in the price.  Today’s demand for oil is 87 million barrels per day.  Today’s supply of oil is 85 million barrels per day.  This 2 million barrel deficit is causing the increased price of oil.  Additionally, the U.S. Dollar has been declining against other currencies:

 

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If your currency depreciates by 25%, the cost of a global commodity goes up by roughly 25%.  If the U.S. Dollar retained its January 2006 value, oil would be priced at about $97.50 per barrel now and we would be paying about $2.78 per gallon for gasoline.

The 2 million barrel deficit is being made up by existing inventories.  Inventories in the U.S. have declined to 2003 levels.  However in the last 5 years, oil demand has increased.  Former exporting countries such as Great Britain and Indonesia who provided 1 million barrels of day are now importing oil.  Mexico’s oil production dropped 13% this year.  Mexico is the 3rd largest exporter to the U.S.

The balancing factor to these reduced supply factors is the price.  Increased prices forces less demand resulting in the movement of the price curve downward toward the supply coordinate.  Classic economics and Western thinking assumes unlimited supply.  Today we have limited supply.  I know there are those who argue that big oil companies are conspiring to withhold supply, technologies, etc.  The big oil companies have less than 15% of the world’s supply of oil.  State run oil companies have the other 85%.

Other technologies have a promising future.  However, ramping up these technologies will take years before they will substantially impact the current supply dynamics.  You don’t replace 200,000,000+ U.S. vehicles overnight.  Currently, the most scalable solution at our disposal is nuclear.  Without nuclear power, electric cars will be a poor alternative.  It is known among scientists that there is virtually unlimited energy tied up in atoms.  They understand the theory but have been unable to convert the theory into a realistic fuel alternative.

Until the revelation/baptism of Love comes corporately, I believe that the revelation of cheap energy will be withheld.  Love gives.  The "love of money" takes and is never satisfied.  Free energy would drastically change the economic climate around the world.  I believe that Our Heavenly Father will not allow this revelation to be "bottled and sold" by the moneychangers.  It appears that the global community will suffer until there is a corporate movement to turn their attention back to Our Creator.  A cleansing period is ahead and the supply of energy will be the catalyst for refining!

The Sharks have begun their frenzy

Monday, May 19th, 2008

Remember when I wrote: "The Sharks are moving in"? http://www.servias.org/?p=107  They are now beginning to feed.  It will be a great feast.  Lawyers will have record income from the fallout of the sub-prime mortgage crisis.  Directors of Countrywide Financial will be sued along with the corporation.:

Judge Says Countrywide Officers Must Face Suit by Shareholders

See: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/15/business/15countrywide.html?_r=2&bl=&ei=5087&en=184fe9e64c13a342&ex=1210996800&oref=slogin&pagewanted=print&oref=slogin

Those who have enjoyed the bonuses and fees of this fiasco are now enjoying sleepless nights.  The judges ruling opens the door for expanded worldwide litigation.  Directors of large corporations are usually among the wealthy and elite and buffered from the risk associated with predatory acts against the average man.  Being a director is a status symbol with perks, easy money.  That easy money is going to be sent to the attorneys to defend these directors against the lawsuits.  The American people will demand their "pound of flesh" after it is all said and done.  Much money will be made during this multi-year frenzy.  Unfortunately, the lawyers will get most of it!

I expect to see pension funds getting in on the action soon with these securities as well as some of the other creative investment vehicles that are now unwinding.  The next president will have his or her hands full with the full blown economic, financial, and energy crisis.

Crisis Window

Saturday, May 17th, 2008

America is now in a window of "crisis".  Financial TV talking heads are telling us the worst is over as they look from inside the eye of the hurricane.  They are attempting to spin every piece of bad news into good news.  I believe it is their heads that are spinning.  There is so much going on, how can the average person view the big picture?  Only the God of Heaven and Earth knows!!!  America has a monstrous ego.  The ego is illusionary at best.  The Lord God Almighty has used this country in the past but it appears that judgment is ahead.  America’s protective covering was lifted at 9/11 if not before.  Rather than repent, the country is fighting wars on two fronts- the war against terror.  Who is against us?  It is anybody that fits the definition defined by those in charge.  The rule of law appears to be broken.  The country is reflecting the hearts of the people.  All people?  Surely not.  Only the majority.

As time passes, the theory that the U.S. invaded Iraq for its oil reserves appears to have more credibility.  The war has now surpassed WWII’s length.  The cost of the Iraq war in American lives, caring for the wounded, and financial impact is staggering.  Are we going to expand the war to Iran?  During President Carter’s Administration the primary issues were Iran, Afghanistan, and inflation.  Déjà Vu!

Energy prices have hit and surpassed my short term target of $125/BBL for oil.  What many don’t realize it that the $11+ natural gas prices will show up on your electric bill soon.  The Green Machine (Environmentalists) has swayed the American public to attack coal as an energy source.  Requests for new coal powered generating plants for electricity are being  rejected state by state.  Coal is currently our cheapest energy source for electricity.

The average American will be hit hard this summer by gasoline prices.  We have been in the "shoulder" season when oil producers switch from winter heating oil demand to summer driving demand.  Historically the price for oil would drop during this time.  Further declines in the value of the dollar and oil production as well as increased demand from China and India have kept the price robust.  The era of cheap energy from oil is at an end.  I recommend trading in your SUV for a Prius or Civic if you can afford it.

Food costs will continue to increase.  We have seen a glimpse of the crisis in the recent upheavals in lesser developed countries.  People need food, shelter, and clothing no matter what country they are in.  The cost of energy to produce and distribute grain has caused food costs to increase by 10-50%.  Home gardens will once again gain popularity as the average person will feel the need to find alternatives to the high cost of groceries.  Restaurants are already feeling the pinch of inflation.  In some areas, restaurant revenues are down 30% compared to last year.

Interest rates are upside down relative to inflation rates.  8-10% inflation compared to 1-3% savings interest rates are causing elderly savers to be punished.  Each year they are losing 5%+ purchasing power.  Social security increases are intentionally tied to a lower index than reality so the government can save money.  This is another example of unequal weights and measures.

I have noticed that the American people are always "too busy".  A great example is the phenomenon of little league baseball.  When I was young I played baseball in the local YMCA league (the only league in town).  We had twelve games in the season.  Our parents came to the game.  Mom was scorekeeper.  Dad was assistant coach.  We practiced every weekday during the 12 week season when we didn’t have a game.  Nowadays little league teams play 40 to 50 games with out of town tournaments.  The season starts earlier and ends later.  The egos of the parents push these poor kids into "burn-out".  This is about to change.  The Sabbath has been watered down to a point where the day of intended reverence and reflection no longer exists in our society.  Man has been "doing what is right in his own eyes" as he did in the Book of Judges.  Since this era of cheap energy is ending,  fifty game seasons for those little leaguers will be pared back to a reasonable season.  Less travel means more time to reflect.  This time of "busyness" will be replaced by a time of repentance.

Compared to our Gross Domestic Product (GDP) our personal debt level exceeds that of the Great Depression.  Financial entities have been predatory towards those who are ignorant of personal financial principles.  Young people are targeted for credit cards.  Generally, they have no business carrying a credit card.  At a recent high school graduation, the keynote speaker urged the graduates to pay cash for purchases and stay away from the trap of buying on credit.  I was expecting to hear the normal "shoot for the stars" motivational speech.  Congress has helped to put us into this mess.  They eliminated our tax deduction for consumer credit thus moving people towards tapping into their home equity for borrowings.  With this larger pool to pull from, consumers responded by increasing their debt.  Congress virtually eliminated the "jubilee" aspect of bankruptcy.  Who do you think lobbied for that change in the law?  The financial institutions, of course!  This nearly guaranteed the credit card companies reduced write-offs.  In the past, their justification for high interest rates was the expected write-offs due to bankruptcies clearing cardholders’ debt.  The laws changed but the rates did not come down.  I suspect that judgment will come to those who exploited the uninformed and immature borrowers.  Personal incomes have not kept up with the increased prices of housing, vehicles, and food.  The consumer is less able to weather a downturn in the economy as in previous times.

Alternative energy has no silver bullet for us.  Scalability is the issue.  For instance, used cooking oil can power a vehicle.  However, if everyone demanded the cooking oil, we don’t have enough supply for the country.  Water can be used as fuel for a car.  However, fresh water is in short supply.  Some states are fighting over the fresh water currently available.  How many autos can tap into the current fresh water supply before you have a water crisis?  Tap water in some areas is corrosive to metal.  Could an engine last for 100,000 miles with this corrosion issue?  Americans have been buying about 17 million vehicles per year.  There are about 250 million vehicles in the U.S.  It would take 15 to 17 years to replace the vehicle fleet in the U.S.  If a silver bullet did surface, it won’t help the next 36 to 48 months.  New refineries can’t be built within the next 48 months.  New oilfields can’t be fully developed within the next 48 months.  New power plants can’t be built within the next 48 months.  Leadership has been asleep at the wheel and  Congress has failed to make the hard decisions in favor of pork barrel pet projects that don’t consider the big picture.

Our Heavenly Father has a plan.  It is being implemented.  Look to HIS guidance.  Walk according to HIS precepts.  As you line up with THE FATHER’S plan, you will prosper during this time of crisis.  After all, HE is not obligated to answer the prayers of your ego, he will only answer the prayers of your heart.  The next 36 to 48 months will tell the tale.  Pray!!

SCLERODERMA-A CASE STUDY

Thursday, May 1st, 2008

INTRODUCTION

Scleroderma-is a spectrum of related disorders characterized by skin thickening from excess of collagen fibers and by abnormalities in immune, endothelial and fibroblast cell function.

LeRoy, EC, Black, CM, Fleischmajer, R, et al. Scleroderma (systemic sclerosis): Classification, subsets and pathogenesis. J Rheumatol 1988; 15:202.

BASIC ANATOMY OF THE SKIN

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Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The skin(cutis) and subcutaneous tissue contain arteries, veins, capillaries, lymphatics, hair follicles, sweat glands, sensory nerve endings,autonomic nerves,  smooth muscles, fibrous connective tissue and elements of the immune system, all of which can be affected by scleroderma.

CLASSIFICATION

Scleroderma is a subset of systemic sclerosis involving the skin. A universally  acceptable classification is still developing. The four categories listed below are clinically useful.

Diffuse cutaneous systemic sclerosis (dcSSc)

Limited cutaneous systemic sclerosis (lcSSc)

Systemic sclerosis sine scleroderma (patients with only internal organ involvement)

Environmentally-induced scleroderma (a probable cause of scleroderma in this case report)

 

DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA FOR SCLERODERMA

Incidence: 4 to 12 cases /million/year

Female to male ratio of 4:1

Peak age: 30 to 50 years

Distribution: World wide

Clinical Presentation:

Skin: taut, red with loss of creases and hair, decreased movement of the skin

Raynaud phenomenon-a vascular spasm of small blood vessels leading to discoloration of fingers or toes due to temperature changes (cold or hot) or emotional events)

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Musculoskeletal System: arthritis (joint inflammation), myopathy (neuromuscular disorder due to muscle dysfunction)

Gastrointestinal tact: Esophageal and gastrointestinal dysmotility (difficult movement of the stomach and small intestine), dysphagia (difficulty swallowing) and gastroesophageal reflux of stomach acidic contents into the esophagus (GERD)

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Narrowing of the esophagus due to scaring from long term acid reflux from the stomach

Lungs: Alveolitis, pulmonary fibrosis, pulmonary hypertension

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Pulmonary Fibrosis

Heart: Myocardial fibrosis. White areas in the heart muscle (left); in the septum (right) He has a Left Bundle Branch Block as an effect of fibrosis in his septum

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Dilated Cardiomyopathy

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Kidney: Renal failure, hypertension

Thyroid: Hypothyroidism

Genitalia: Erectile dysfunction

Nerves: Entrapment Neuropathy e.g. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and others

Etiology: Unknown.

Possible causes: connective tissue activation, immune abnormalities, inflammation and vasoconstriction

Laboratory:

Antinuclear antibody, Rheumatoid Factor; Anti-centromere antibody; specific organ abnormalities

Technical Studies:

Gastrointestinal tract: Barium swallow, cine esophagography (motility video), endoscopy, esophageal manometry (pressure changes in the esophagus during swallowing)

Lungs: Chest X-ray, Pulmonary function studies, CT scan of the chest, bronchoscopy with biopsy. Gallium lung scan, broncho-alveolar lavage (washings)

Heart: ECG, ambulatory ECG, echocardiography, cardiac catheterization

Kidney: Renal biopsy

Skin: Skin biopsy

Treatment:

General: D-penicillamine, recombinant relaxin, cyclophosphamide, methotrexate (UpToDate January 2008)

Raynaud phenomenon-(vascular spasm of small blood vessels leading to discoloration of fingers or toes due to temperature changes (cold or hot) or emotional events):

Calcium channel blockers (Varapamil), peripheral alpha-adrenergic blockers (Minipress; Cardura)

Arthralgia: NSAID’s (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)

Skin: moisturizing agents

Esophageal reflux: H-2 receptor blockers-reduce gastric acid ( Cimetedine, Tagamet, Zantac), proton pump inhibitors (Nexium)

Lung: Oxygen, lung transplantation

Kidney: ACE inhibitor (Captopril), dialysis, and kidney transplant

REFERENCES:

Siebold JR: Scleroderma. In Kelley WN et al (eds): Textbook of Rheumatology ed 5

Philadelphia 1997 WB Saunders.

Wachtel, Tom J author, Ferri’s Clinical Advisor p.633, 2002 Edition, St. Louis.

 

MEDICAL PROFILE OF THE CASE

FIRST ITERATION

7/9/02

HISTORY: A 61 year-old white male with a history of Scleroderma since 1989. Arthritis developed three years ago. He has the Raynaud phenomenon, ulcers of his fingers, slightly altered renal and cardiac function with a small pleural and pericardial effusion. Mild hypertension is controlled with Calcium/Magnesium tablets and with 10 mg of Quinapril, an ACE (angiotensinconverting enzyme) inhibitor and is taking thyroid hormone replacement for hypothyroidism. He has erectile dysfunction.

PAST HISTORY: The patient was an avid outdoors-man during his teenage years into his 20s. He collected snakes for research purposes and as a result had several envenomizations. He has had numerous tick bites and one Brown Recluse spider bite. It was the patient’s opinion that Scleroderma symptoms started shortly after "allergy?" injections. Besides living near the Great Dismal Swamp in southeastern Virginia, he lived in Panama and Southeast Asia and traveled into the interior parts of the Mexican jungle.

TREATMENT: Intravenous EDTA chelation and antioxidant nutrients. He refused Penicillamine, Methotrexate and Prednisone.

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: A well-developed white male with shiny, taut skin of his face and extremities, atrophy of the skin of the fingers with Raynaud’s phenomenon, ulceration of the tip of the right middle finger, stiff joints of the hands and feet and muscle atrophy. HEART: normal. LUNGS: normal.

PROFILE DEVELOPMENT AND REPORTING

For research purposes I changed some of the names used in electrodermal screening. This newer technology reflects an upgrade of the acupuncture model because it includes electromagnetic analysis of both energy and information, not just energy alone.

Instead of electro-acupuncture, I use Electrodermal Detection since I do not produce a current of injury by puncturing. I apply a probe that closes an electical loop that includes information in the subject and information in the computer.

Instead of control measurement point (CMP), I use Main Detection Site.  CMP is derived from KMP (kontrol mess punkt) a German acupuncture term.

Instead of acupuncture point, I use Electrodermal Detection Site. I do not insert a needle at a specific skin point. I apply a positive electric probe at a specific skin site for the purpose of detecting an electromagnetic signal at that site.

Instead of acupuncture meridian, I use Detection Array because it defines a set order of linear signals in the context of an electromagnetic model.

The electrodermal profile was obtained by testing the Main Detection Sites for each Detection Array and then testing each Detection Site on the array, only if the main detection site was abnormal. At times detection sites were chosen based the site of a clinical condition alone. I have a list of detection sites arranged according to organs and systems and a graphic display of all the detection sites in my book An Electrodermal Analysis of Biological Conductance.

In this report I listed organs, systems, clinical conditions and assessment of each iteration in BOLD CAPITAL letters.

Each detection site has:

A capitalized bold letter/number combination

An abbreviation of a detection site e.g. SV 48Secondary Vessel 48 a site on the mid palm proximal (toward the body) of the ring finger

A real language name for the site(s) of origin of a code e.g. striated muscle.

A frequency from a frequency generator. Each "X" equals 50-60 cycles per second.

A cognitively derived value of the time that a signal became detectable

 

ELECTRODERMAL PROFILE OF THE CASE

MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM

SV 48 Striated Muscle: Borrelia burgdorferi ; 8X; Time: 53 years

SV 47 Smooth Muscle: Borrelia burgdorferi; 8X

HT 6 Myocardium: Borrelia burgdorferi; 8X

CI 4a Muscular Layer of the Arteries: Borrelia burgdorferi; 8X

CIRCULATION

OR 1c-1 Microcirculation of Degeneration: Transforming Growth Factor 3X; Beta Glucan 3X; Feline Infectious Peritonitis virus 3X

SMALL INTESTINE

SI 1b Small Intestine, Main Detection Site: Candida rugosa  3X; DDT 3X; Time-46 years

ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION

BL 33 Sympathetic Nerve (Pelvic Portion): Candida rugosa 3X

AL 1a Autonomic Nerve allergy: Leishmania mexicana mexicana 3X; Time: 38 years

SKIN RASH, FACE

SK 3 Skin of the Head:  Pyrogenium Suis (Pork); 4X; Time: 97 years

ASSESSMENT

Borrelia burgdorferi was the most frequent  signal in this case initially.

Sites with a signal for Borrelia burgdorferi:

SV 48 Striated Muscle sites

SV 47 Smooth muscle

HT 6 Myocardium

CI 4a Muscular wall of arteries

The Borrelia burgdorferi signal was imprinted in his biofield 58 years ago when he was 8-years old. He lived in a town adjacent to the Great Dismal Swamp in southeastern Virginia, an area where there is a heavy deer and tick population. Borrelia signals were detected at smooth muscle and striated muscle sites. The smooth muscle of the esophagus are associated with dysphagia (difficulty swallowing) and smooth muscles of the arterial wall relate to the skin ulcer of his right middle finger, atrophy of the skin, ischemia and the Raynaud phenomenon. Muscle atrophy could  be related to Borreliosis. (Rheumatology (Oxford) 2005 May;44(5):587-96).The Muscular Layer of the Arteries site, CI4a at which the  Borrelia burgdorferi signal was detected  may be associated with tissue ischemia. (Rheum Dis Clin North Am 2003 May;29(2):275-91)

The Microcirculation of Degeneration Site  OR 1c-1 seems be an important site for detection for Scleroderma. Transforming Growth Factor, a cytokine; Beta Glucan a biological defense modifier; and Feline Infectious Peritonitis virus , an animal virus were identified at this detection site. Feline Infectious Peritonitis virus produces intense inflammation in cats. It is an example of an animal virus signal identified in a human subject. It not unreasonable to suspect an inflammatory reaction in the human host as well. (NEJM Volume 342:1350-1358 May 4, 2000 Number 18).

The detection of a signal for Feline Infectious Peritonitis virus  in a human subject electromagnetically indicates that this virus usually found in animals can also be detected in humans.

The electromagnetic signal for Transforming Growth Factor was detected. TGF-beta is a cytokine involved in pulmonary fibrosis. This finding is important since it opens the possibility for investigating cytokine activity in the pathogenesis of disease by using an electromagnetic model.

Other important non-coherent conductance signals are from Candida rugosa and DDT. Candida rugosa is an emerging pathogen (Journal of Clinical Microbiology, October 2006, p. 3578-3582, Vol. 44, No. 10).

The DDT, a pesticide signal, has been biologically imprinted in his body water for 48 years, ever since he was 13 years old. At that time his father used DDT as a pesticide on his farm. DDT has a 30 year biological half-life.

The date of the imprinting the signal for Candida rugosa  in the electromagnetic matrix is more difficult to reconcile since it’s time of entry was determined to be 4171 years ago. If the cognitive method of dating time of detectability of a non-coherent conductance wave is valid, then, 4171 years is a process that began modifying electromagnetic structure a long time ago in his progenitors and is not one that had been acquired within his lifetime.

It has been my experience that DDT and Candida species are frequently identified together at the Small Intestine Detection Site, SI 1b and pose the possibility that there is a cause and effect relationship between the two. It is rare to detect Candida species without also detecting DDT at the same intestinal site. In this case the signal for Canada rugosa and DDT are detected at the Small Intestine Detection Site SI 1b.

Canada rugosa stands alone at the Pelvic Portion of the Sympathetic Nervous System Site, BL 32.  I have observed that the signals for Candida species are frequently detected at at Sympathetic Nerve detection sites. The Candida rugosa wave has caused  a destructive interference at the detection site for the Pelvic Portion of the Sympathetic Nerve and indicating an electromagnetic relationship with his erectile dysfunction.

Leishmania mexicana mexicana was found at the Autonomic Nerve allergy AL 1a. Leishmania mexicana mexicana is a hemoflagellate protozoan from Mexico, Guatemala, and Belise causing New World cutaneous leishmaniasis called chiclero’s ulcer, a single ulcerous lesion. The New World sandfly, Lutzomyia olmeca is the vector.

COMPLEXITY OF THE CONDUCTDED SIGNAL

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The conductance wave is very complex. It is made up of all of the coherent and non-coherent waves coming from a common site of origin. Destructive and constructive interference of these waves results in the formation of a conducted wave that radiates to a site on the skin through the bodies extracellular matrix, interacting with numerous  electromagnetic fields along the way, eventually reaching detection sites on the skin through fairly well established electromagnetic channels. From an electromagnetic perspective, the electromagnetic fields in the sol-gel-electrolyte extracellular matrix make an electromagnetic matrix or an electromagnetic structure through which energy and information flow.

If there is no change in skin resistance at a detection site, then the conducted  wave is considered normal. This means that all of the waves arising from the Site of Origin are coherent.

A change in skin resistance indicates that there is an abnormality in one or more of the components of the waves that radiate in the conductance pathway. The result is a non-coherent conductance wave that results in a change in galvanic skin resistance and a drop in the reading of the ohm-meter.

 

SECOND ITERATION

9/30/02

INTERVAL HISTORY: Patient states that he feels worse, short of breath with abdominal tightness and fatigue.

 

ELECTRODERMAL PROFILE

(Electromagnetic site designation; Plain language nameof the site; Signal in plain language; Frequency; Time in the biological field

MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM

SV 48 Skeletal Muscle: Borrelia venezuelensis 32X

SV 47 Smooth Muscle: Pneumocystis carinii 3X T: 15 years

FIBROUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE

FI1b Connective Tissue:

Tetracaine 4X

Influenza Vaccine 1993-99 3X

Swine Flu Vaccine 3X T: 30 years

Ornidazole 3X

Toxocara mystax 3X

Dermanyssus pteronyssinus (house dust mite) 3X

Timeresurus elegans 3X T: 24 years

Loxosceles reclusa 3X (Brown Recluse Spider)

SKIN

SK 1-4 Lymphatics of the Subcutaneous Fascia:

Swine Flu Vaccine 3X

Loxosceles reclusa 3X

JOINTS

LI16 Finger Joints:

Swine Flu Vaccine 3X

Loxosceles reclusa 3X

 

ASSESSMENT

Borrelia venezuelensis– a new signal depicting a species change that has taken place in the Borrelia genus at the Skeletal Muscle Site SV 48. This change may be related to the polythetic nature of Borrelia reacting to a change in an internal electromagnetic environment from the signal induced solution of Borrelia burgdorferi, previously given. The resonance has increased from 3X to 32 X (From 150-180 cycles per second to 1600 cycles per second to 1920 cycles per second)

Dermanyssus pteronyssinus 3X-an Acaris house dust mite, affecting the Connective Tissue Site FI 1b.

Influenza Vaccine 1993-99 3X-a vaccine used for influenza prophylaxis still resonates after 30 years in the Connective Tissue Site FI 1b; Lymphatics of the Subcutaneous Fascia SK 1-4 and Finger Joints LI16 .

Loxosceles reclusa 3X- the Brown Recluse Spider

Ormidizo 3X-an anti-protozoal drug.

Pneumocystis carinii 3X- a latent yeast form activated in an immune compromised state is detected after 15 years at the Smooth Muscle Site SV 47.

Tetracaine- a dental anesthesia is detected in the Connective tissue site FI 1b. He has had a history of local dental anesthesia with a "caine"

Toxocara mystax: a common round worm of cat’s that is transmitted to kittens by eggs. In the kitten’s intestine the eggs release second-stage larvae that migrate to the heart, lungs trachea and gut.

Timeresurus elegans is a green colored pit viper of Eastern and Southeast Asia. A destructive interference signal for T. elegans has been present for 24 years. The subject does not recall having been bitten by T. elegans but has been bitten numerous times by another pit viper, the copperhead or Agkistrodon contortrix, common in the Great Dismal Swamp. There may be a portion of the Copperhead pit viper venom signal that is common electromagnetically with the signal of T. elegans venom making the signal less specific than the name would indicate. Sensitivity and specificity studies are needed to clarify this issue along with a sequence analysis of the pulse code of T. elegans encrypted in the computer.

PLAN: Continue the iterative process and look for change in SV47/SV48/FI1b/Ski-1/LI 16 and other detection sites.

 

THIRD ITERATION

12/5/02

INTERVAL HISTORY: He has observed a gradual toward improvement since his last iteration. Only during the winter did his Raynaud’s symptoms get worse, however, the atrophic skin ulcers have begun to heal. Skin tightness remained the same. Sleep disturbance, spaciness, abdominal bloating and gastro-esophageal reflux all responded completely. His musculo-skeletal complaints remained about the same.

ELECTRODERMAL PROFILE

(Electromagnetic site; Plain language name; Signal in plain language; Frequency; Time in the biological field

SV 48 Skeletal Muscle: Borrelia turicatae 3X

SV 47 Smooth Muscle: Borrelia turicatae 3X

CI 8-1 Diaphragm, Inferior aspect: Borrelia turicatae 3X

HT 6 Myocardium: Borrelia turicatae 3X

CI 4a Muscular Layer of the Arteries: Borrelia turicatae 3X

CI 8 Circulation: Xysmalorium undulatum 4X

CI9 Arteries: Borrelia turicatae 3X; Xysmalobium undulatum 4X; Valeric Acid 3X

CI 8e Thoracic Aorta: Borrelia turicatae 3X; Xysmalobium undulatum 4X

ST 10a Parasympathetic Nervous System: Borrelia turicatae 3X; Xysmalobium undulatum 4X

GB11 Mesencephalon: Borrelia turicatae 3X; Xysmalobium undulatum 4X

BL 35 Sacral Parasympathetic Nerves,Preganglionic Branches: Borrelia turicatae 3X

CI 8d-1 Arterioles and Sympathetic Vasoconstrictive Nerves: Borrelia turicatae 3X

ASSESSMENT

Borrelia turicata: a species of the genus Borrelia, a cause of relapsing fever in Mexico and southwest United States, transmitted by Ornithodoros turicata. The subject had innumerable (a bizillion of them as he says) tick bites including many in the tropical jungle of Mexico.

Xysmalobium undulatum: family Asclepiadaceae, with latex cells that contain triterpenes, alkaloids of indolphenanthroindolizidine and pyridine groups; cardenolides; cyanogenitic glycosides; saponins, tannins, and cycllitols. Used for diarrhea, abdominal cramps and topically for skin sores.

Trease and Evans Pharmacognosy 14th Edition WB Saunders 1989 page 47.

The code for Borrelia has changed to Borrelia turicata and is located at electromagnetic sites associated with muscle and sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves, the myocardium, the arterioles and vasosonstrictive sympathetic nerves and the mesencephalon

RESPONSE

His initial response was a gradual improvement. Only during the winter did his Raynaud’s symptoms get worse, however the atrophic skin ulcers began to heal. Skin tightness remained the same. Sleep disturbance, spaciness, abdominal bloating gastro-esophageal reflux all responded completely. His musculo-skeletal complaints were about the same.

 

SIX YEAR FOLLOW UP

In an effort to determine his long term response, I called him on the phone. I had not seen him in over 5 years. He said that he was doing well. His skin is not nearly as tight as it used to be and he has minimal joint pain. His skin ulcers have healed but he still has a mild Raynaud phenomenom  He has no difficulty swallowing, but has an occasional esophageal reflux. He has a Left Bundle Branch Block and a dilated cardiomyopathy that was diagnosed by an  echo-cardiogram and he has traces of pulmonary fibrosis. He uses a treadmill without restriction. His exercise tolerance  is improving. Even though his thyroid function does not show any T 3 (levothyroxine) or TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) abnormality, low doses of thyroid glandular extract have been prescribed for clinical reasons.

When asked about the effectiveness of this technology, he responded,"I was sick with scleroderma for 12 years before I used your method of evaluation and treatment. My health began to improve immediately after I began taking the "drops" (imprinted solutions). From my standpoint this treatment is very effective!"

ASSESSMENT

This is a case of environmentally induced scleroderma.

Conventionally, the following environmental agents have been reported to be associated with scleroderma:

Infectious agents:

Cytomegalovirus (CMV)-may trigger a cascade of events in a genetically susceptible host leading to systemic sclerosis. Genetic factors alone cannot fully explain disease expression.

UpToDate(R) 2008; BMC Musculoskelet Disord 2001;2(1):3. Epub 2001 Jul 31;Nat Med 2000 Oct;6(10):1183-6;

Retroviruses

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 1989 Nov;86(21):8492-6

Borrelia burgdorferi

J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. 2005 Jan;19(1):93-6 International Journal of Dermatology 31 (11) , 820–820 doi:10.1111/j.1365- 4362.1992; Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology  1993, vol. 29 (1), no2, pp. 190-196 (35 ref.)

Chemical Agents:

Organic solvents-paint removers and paint thinners

J Rheumatol 2004 Dec;31(12):2395-401

Vinyl chloride in the manufacturing process

Lancet 1981 Sep 12;2(8246):567-8

Contaminated rapeseed oil (Canola Oil)

N Engl J Med 1990 Mar 29;322(13):874-81; Ann Intern Med. 1990 Mar1;112(5):344-51; Semin Arthritis Rheum 1990 Jun;19(6):313-28

5-hydroxytryptophan (5-OHTrp)

Semin Arthritis Rheum 1990 Jun;19(6):313-28

4,5-tryptophan dione– a neurotoxin

Biomedical Mass Spectrometry and Functional Proteomics Facility, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, USA

Trichloroethane (TCA), Trichloroethylene (TCE), Toluene, and xylene

Am J Epidemiol 1999 Apr 15;149(8):761-70

Bleomycin. A chemotherapeutic drug

J Rheumatol 1992 Feb;19(2):294-6

Pentazocine

Cocaine

Taxanes-chemotherapeutic drugs

Clin Rheumatol. 2003 Feb;22(1):49-52

 

SUMMARY OF ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES

There is electromagnetic evidence of environmental contact with:

Spirochetes

B.burgdorferi

B. venezuelensis

B. turicate

Protozoa

Leishmania mexicana mexicana

Helminths

Toxcara mystax (Cat Roundworm)

Virus

Feline Infectious Peritonitis virus

Yeast

Candida rugosa

Insects

Dermanyssus pteronyssinus (house dust mite)

Loxosceles recluse (Brown Recluse Spider)

Snake venom

Agkistrodon contortrix-Copperhead (most likely source of envenomization)

Timeresurus elegans-(less likely source of envenomization)

Vaccines

Influenza Vaccine 1993-99

Swine Flu Vaccine

Immune modulators

Transforming Growth Factor

Beta Glucan

Chemicals

DDT

Tetracaine

Ornidazole

Herbs

Xysmalobium undulatum

KINDS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC INFLUENCES

There are:
7 signals derived from infectious agents

2 signals from insects

2 signals from vaccines

3 signals from chemicals

2 signals affecting cytokine cell to cell regulation

1 herb signal

A total of 17 different non-coherent waves produced destructive interference of information and energy conductance resulting in the clinical state of scleroderma.

 

 CONCLUSION

Electromagnetically imprinted  solutions with signals from this subject modulated destructive interference and restored normal conductance. As a result of this modulation, electromagnetic destructive interfering signals were no longer identifiable.

Paralleling the iterative modulation of destructive interference by signal imprinted solutions, the subject’s clinical state improved.

In this case, an electromagnetic model was used to provide effective therapy.

Vincent J. Speckhart MD MD(H)