Cancer Cells Are Anaerobic And Can Only ...

... live in low-oxygen and acidic environments -- the exact outcomes of low water flow and inefficient environment cleanup. The acid by-products of metabolism are not washed away efficiently and regularly because of inefficient microcirculation in the region of cancer cells. The water flow of the blood should also bring oxygen to the area. Thus, the consequential environmental change, when the cleansing process is inefficient, predisposes the conversion of normal cells in the affected area to new cell types that thrive in an otherwise hostile and insufficiently oxygenated local environment.

Cancer cells have stem cell characteristics. They have the capability to achieve sophistication and develop specialized characteristics of normal cells.

Thus, the loss of cell membrane sensors and the conversion of sophisticated cells into primitive and selfish cells that thrive in a low-oxygen and acidic medium is the first step to cancer formation. For these transformed cells to develop into a cancer cell mass, however, three other major control mechanisms must also be disrupted. In other words, cancer formation in the body is the product of a multisystem physiological disruption. I will now explain why chronic unintentional dehydration is at the root of the entire problem.

Important cancer-preventing systems that do not function normally when the body is not optimally hydrated.

Cancer-Controlling Systems of the Body

Dehydration-produced physiological factors predisposed to cancer cell formation.

A multifactorial system dysfunction

*DNA damage

*Reduced efficiency of DNA repair system

*Receptor down regulation and receptor up regulation

*Immune system supression

   There is more to cancer formation and growth than one time; one particle; one carcinogen; one external factor, such as sunlight; or any one thing, except lack of sufficient water intake and its secondary complications. Cancer is truly the product of a drastic disruption in several major control mechanism in the body. If only one of them were in place, cancer cells would not be able to survive and thrive.

WHAT IS CANCER, AND WHY DOES IT EVENTUALLY KILL?

WHAT IS CANCER, AND WHY DOES IT EVENTUALLY KILL?

WHAT IS CANCER, AND WHY DOES IT EVENTUALLY KILL?

Cancer is a “selfish,” invasive type of tissue that develops within an organ of the body. It breaks the natural boundaries of the mother organ, and eventually spreads rapidly, disproportionately, and invasively, resulting in fatal disruption of normal body functions, to the point of exhaustion and death.

What is the difference between cancer cells and other ordinary healthy cells in the same organ?

The natural characteristics of cancer cells.
1- Primitive & Genetically Selfish.
2- Anaerobic – Low Oxygen Needs.
3. Reveal Stem Cell Characteristics in some Cell Culture Media.

As the cells in the body mature, they develop sophisticated communication skills. They develop all kinds of receivers and sensors on their membranes. These sensors are needed to coordinate the cell’s activity with the rest of the body. They integrate the cell and its specialized activity into the larger scheme of body physiology. One class of sensors on the cell membrane controls the boundaries up to which the cell will grow and not beyond. These sensors feel the presence of the other cells in their proximity. They maintain a safe distance from neighboring cells via the messaging system between the membrane receptors and the DNA mechanisms of the cell that control its growth and reproduction.

In this mode of their “socially sophisticated” life, the cells of the body are normally respectful of the other cells and are not “selfish.”  They do not encroach on the rights of the other cells in their vicinity. Cancer cells have lost these social skills, however. Such cells grow into a mass that breaks boundaries and encroaches on the space normally allocated to neighboring tissues. The process in which the efficiency of these sensors is reduced and eventually lost, to the point of forming cancerous growths, is called receptor down-regulation.

I will later explain why this kind of receptor loss from the cell membrane is another complication of unintentional dehydration.

Pain : water deficit

Pain

Scientific Information on Dehydration Pain Signifies Thirst For Water

F. Batmanghelidj, M.D.

There has been a groundbreaking medical breakthrough that you need to be aware of. It has already shaken the foundation of mainstream medical establishment in this country. Simply put, it is the "new scientific understanding" that chronic unintentional dehydration can manifest itself in as many ways as we in medicine have invented diseases.

Tragically, this Medical Breakthrough is not reaching the public through the Health maintenance systems in this country.

It is estimated that more than 110 million people in America are prone to suffer from various pains; in some cases with crippling intensity. "Pain of dehydration" afflicts Americans in various ways not usually associated with dehydration. They are:

Arthritic Pain - By far the largest sector of our society reveal their chronic unintentional dehydration in form of arthritic pains.

Heartburn - Heartburn, reflecting dehydration, destroys many a night's rest or a day's peace of mind for many millions.

Back Pain - This devastating pain is a periodic yearly affliction for over 30 million people.

Migraines - This debilitating pain devastate the lives of the young and the old.

Colitis pain - This pain is associated with constipation. They are everyday companions and concern of a large sector of our society.

Fibromyalgia - The pain felt in the muscles and joints all over the body is a crippling problem suffered by millions.

Angina pain - Since angina is an ominous sign of impending heart attacks and possible death, it is the most feared of all body pains.

To relieve these devastating pains, a variety of pain medications have been produced and prescribed by doctors who never realized the physiologic significance of why the human body possesses a pain alarm system at all, and what is the common factor and trigger mechanism for these pains. Since these pains are felt in different locations, obviously they meant different diseases, or so it seemed! Because pain research has until now focused entirely on its solid composition, the common factor of water shortage in the interior of the body had not been apparent.

The new scientific understanding since 1987 is that localized or regional dehydration is the primary common factor and pain-producing problem of the human body. It becomes established when there is persistent regional water shortage, including in the interior of the pain-sensing nerve cells in the human body. This is the common factor to all body pains. In drought management mode, and when there is not enough "fresh water" to go around and wash out the toxic by-products of metabolism from the areas that are engaged in continuous activity, the nerve endings in those areas sense the increased toxicity, sound the alarm of pain and force the person to stop doing whatever that would increase toxic waste production - hence the loss of function in painful areas.

As an example - when the heart muscle itself is short of "fresh water" and yet has to beat faster and forcefully to cope with any strenuous physical undertaking, pain is produced. In that instance, pain means thirst for "fresh water," even if it is believed that the blood flow to the heart muscle is reduced because of narrowing of its blood vessels. Interestingly, even cholesterol plaque formations in the heart arteries are caused by the same dehydration.

In treatment of chronic pains of the body, simple water has natural medicinal effects far superior to any pain medication. Pain medications shut down the crisis calls of the body for water, but do not correct the "fresh water" shortage in the interior of the body. Whereas, water intake corrects the basic pain-producing drought and saves the body from further danger.

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For more simplified information
Read the book "Your Body's Many Cries for Water" which is the product of over 20 years of full-time research and gives detailed information on this topic. You can order this groundbreaking book online after you have read its extensive professional and international reviews.

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Batmanghelidj, F.; "Pain: A Need for Paradigm Change;" Anticancer Research, vol. 7, No.5B, PP 971-990, Sept.-Oct. 1987 - Guest Lecture - the International Workshop, New Perspectives in Cancer Research, 15-18 October 1987, Greece.

Batmanghelidj, F.; "Neurotransmitter Histamine: An Alternative View Point;" 3rd Interscience World Conference on Inflammation, Antirheumatics, Analgesics, Immunomodulators; Monte-Carlo, March15-18, 1989, In Win 89, page 37, Book of Abstracts - invited presentation.