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Thanks for that info Paul. It's all linked up anyway so makes sense.

I have seen even malnourished kids still have their wounds heal automatically due to the inherent power of the immune system and body...I liken IBT to that level of action. It's awakening an old ability that we evolved with.
The foot cancer patient...upon my prompt..of course...now admits the swollen lymph node has improved...he says he doesn't know what to say. He had tried everything. Even without all the modalities that medicine has been looking at all these years...IBT seems to work anyway!!

Good news again. thanks for the update. We have a none-Hodgkin's lymphoma case where ibt brought about relief, reduced pain and inflammation and no doubt aided a full recovery. Conventional therapies were also used, so alas we cannot determine which worked best.

The lymphatic system does not work well on flat beds and yet bed rest is prescribed by the majority of Doctors and specialists?

Arch Orthop Trauma Surg. 2002 Jun;122(5):308-10. Epub 2002 Mar 2.
Rare presentation of non-Hodgkin lymphoma of the thoracolumbar spine in pregnancy with 7 years' survival.
Klezl Z1, Krbec M, Gregora E, Stritesky J.
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A rare, so far unpublished, case of non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 26-year-old pregnant woman is presented. As X ray examination and other investigations were avoided during her pregnancy, the discrete signs of spinal cord compression led to sudden severe neurological deterioration after delivery. This necessitated emergency decompression and stabilization of the spine. Acute surgical treatment resulted in complete functional recovery. It was followed by chemotherapy and radiotherapy, which led to disease-free survival 7 years after the surgery. Magnetic resonance imaging is the examination of choice when long-lasting back pain during pregnancy does not resolve with bed rest.

Quite interesting clips. My investigations based on DrClarks work confirm that AIDS patients have a big thymus problem...hence the low lymphocyte count!! Interesting that they haven't yet learnt about Gravity and density differences in the lymph and interstitial fluid...of course it is active!! If oedema is a lymph system failure and it's fixed by gravity, I.e. IBT, then gravity must be acting in the original human beings lymph! The dynamics are probably interesting though...I feel that even fats play a role....being light they will ' float' to the subclavian vein..as well as the other gravity effects from the veins etc. I am sure the actual chemistry of how the lymph changes in its journey is fascinating and includes many changes to itself...including of course density!! Been noticing several patients having their left hand fingernail moons weaker than their right...even I only have the right returned for now...left vanished again and are coming back slowly. Found this article that might explain it..
www.lymphnotes.com/article.php/id/151/
Note the left lymph drainage area is far larger than the right!! Also might explain why I have always found people with weaker left kidneys than right!! Left side suffers more...when sleeping flat of course! Will note how long it takes for my left half moons to reappear properly! Fascinating..fascinating.....the dots are getting joined pretty rapidly for me now.

elephantiasis would be a good case study and should provide a visual measurable result.

If there are cases in the hospitals, it might be worth suggesting they incline their beds. Yes it's counter intuitive for them but let's face it, the conventional wisdom is failing for these unfortunate people.

My Dad's legs were heavily swollen on the flat hospital bed, but quickly went back to normal size and within hours of being on an incline the results were plain for everyone to see. Again the doctors and nurses were eventually convinced and I was invited to go give a talk at Russell's Hall Hospital near Dudley, but when I contacted them several times to confirm a date, nothing ever came of it.

I listened to those clips carefully waiting for the driving force to be explained as I did with cerebrospinal fluid circulation. Huge holes in the literature that could easily be p[lugged with simple logic.

Not at all surprised by the hospital people's response! Have experienced similar. There was a chap dying of AiDS here couple years back, friend of ours...so we went in to the government hospital and even hired a retired nurse to give him colloidal silver, clean water, use a zapper, supplements, etc. he was out within a week. They only get surprised momentarily...then lapse back to dreaming. I think I will have fun with IBT, much easier to apply! Like Churchill said.... Occasionally a man does bump into truth in his life...but most people pick themselves up, dust off their coats, and rush off in fright! Emotional plague. All their medical textbooks have to be rewritten now....phew! Must be hard for them to even think about that.
Sciatica patient improving now....convinced her to bite the bullet and stay on incline. I think I have seen more than enough already...and have to start the bigger campaigns now!! Still waiting for my next stage AiDS patients though.