Why the Cell?

A human is a multi-celled animal, the human body consists of millions of cells of many different types. Masses of similar cells are grouped together to form tissues and organs. Look after your cell, and your cell will in turn look after your organs including the largest organ the skin.

A multitude of things happen within the cell – few examples

Mitrochondria – contain enzymes which attract energy for cellular activity

Endoplasmic reticulum – transfer substances from one cell to another

Ribosomes – responsible for protein synthesis

Lyosomes – enzymes that digest and remove particles from the cell

Centrosome – vital role in

Cell division.

The cell has the ability to move in search of food; ability to use oxygen; ability to break down food and prepare it for absorption; ability to rid it of waste; ability to build up living matter to itself from food taken in; ability to respond to changes to the environment.

The cells carry an electrical energy made up of tiny electrical particles; protons, electrons and others. The human body contains an estimated 200 quintillion cells so it encompasses a vast invisible matrix of interrelated fields.

Cells work as a conductor, and the energy flowing through it creates a unique electrical and magnetic field related to the cells form and function. The sun, moon and al living things contain electrical particles and we as human vibrate at roughly the same speed.

Consequently if come into contact with artificially generated electromagnetic fields for example power lines, radio, telephone, cars, planes we become imbalanced and they react with our living cells.

This is our onslaught of Free Radical damage approximately our cells get hit 100,000 times a day which results in our cells loosing an electron and in its quest for finding a replacement to balance itself destroys everything in its path.

These Free Radicals are what causes our premature ageing and our diseases. It is therefore important to balance our cells as quick as possible on a continual daily basis.

The cell requires whole food raw nutrition to improve its membrane to increase hydration and fight free radical damage. All foods, juices, herbs and supplements function on two levels: the energetic and the physical. When the body absorbs nutrients and other substances, they influence the body’s energy as well as the body’s physiology.

If you are struggling with grasping that the body id an energy field, imagine a light bulb and you turn the switch on you see the light (physical) but you don’t see the energy creating it.

Understanding that all organs (including your skin) are interrelated – not only by nerves, hormones and blood circulation, but also by meridians (see below) you can appreciate why this nutritional aspect of my programme is so important in that it supports all your bodily systems at both levels.