Nutrient Association to Notes

The Nutrient association to Notes is based on the conversion of chemical elements to frequency as directed in the CRC Handbook of Chemistry & Physics, 82nd Edition (20012002) page I-10, Energy Equivalents. This is further explained in the 'Energy Applications - Muscles & Muscle Testing.' The nutrient associations given are limited in number, but give you an example of how the associations to music or notes are given. The NSDataBase allows you to review thousands upon thousands of cross-references in regard to nutrition as well as frequency association. The musical notes are listed in the following flow pattern to maintain an association to the meridian energy flow pattern as explained in the 'Energy Applications - Meridian associations to Health.' E | A | D | G | C | F | A# | D# | G# | C# | F# | B

Review the following for a brief understanding of the complexity of the NSDataBase and use the links supplied for more information: NSDataBase: Constructed with two primary areas: (Learn more about NSDataBase Training) Substance: This section includes all elements and compounds (calcium - sodium chloride - silica - cholesterol - etc.); organs - glands; teeth; meridians; colors; household poisons; cell salts; vitamins; minerals; amino acids; etc. This field also contains groups of substances called "Lists." These lists allow the researcher quick reference to related items, such as vitamins or minerals or amino acids or elements, or muscles, etc. Example: In the previous example where calcium is the selected substance, information on many other forms of calcium is available for display by the researcher. Effect: This section includes diseases, physical conditions, symptoms of effects, kinesiology, symptoms of substances, poison effects (arsenic poisoning, radiation poisoning, etc.). This field also contains extended information on foods and nutrition in general. It is where someone would find information on digestion or acid/alkaline referencing or cholesterol problems, or glandular problems, etc. Example: Acid-Alkaline Buffers is one of many Effects relating to Calcium. This allows you quick reference to information on Calcium, Acid-Alkaline Buffers, and information between Calcium and Acid-Alkaline Buffers. A person may wish to work from the Effect column, in which case they would just type in their selected Effect and all known relationships to Substance will be displayed. The two primary areas provide two more cross-referenced databanks Substance - to - Substance: This includes references between your chosen substance, say calcium, and those substances known to have relationships with calcium. This allows very quick referencing between these fields to help determine if the associations may be of help in your research.

 Example: The above example shows that one of the relationships of the selected substance, Calcium, is Blackstrap Molasses. Substance - to - Effect: This field gives the associations between your chosen substance and the known effects (disease) associations and/or information on food or nutrition that applies to this substance as well as special areas of interest. Example: This shows the relationship between our chosen Substance - Calcium and our noted effect Acid-Alkaline Buffers. This gives you information on Calcium, AcidAlkaline Buffers, and the association between Calcium and Acid-Alkaline Buffers.

Nutrient Association to Notes

Note E

Lungs

The Internal Medicine Classic states: 'Energy is the commander of blood; when energy moves, blood follows. Blood is the mother of energy; where blood goes, energy follows.' This intimate relationship between breath and pulse, blood and energy, is the basis of Chinese breathing exercises. " The complete Book of Chinese Health & Healing" by Daniel Reid Metal - Lung Meridian (nose - complexion) shoulders - ribs (T-12 - L-1) Relates to the lymph organs: Thymus and Spleen Swollen lymph nodes point to low potassium and high iron Histamine: water regulator - immune system regulator - excess means dehydration (low Na) Vitamin B-9 (bioactive - folic acid): RNA/DNA synthesis - Ca and Fe absorption Vitamin E (bioactive - natural d-form - not synthetic dl-form): muscular disorders Iron (bioactive - ferrous gluconate): anemia - oxygenation of cells - immune system Silicon: collagen - skin - hair - nails CoQ10: body energy (generates 95% of body energy) - great heart medicine Manganese: deficiency - poor healing fractures and unexplained osteoporosis Lithium: ADD - depression - look for sodium deficiency which leads to low lithium Radon gas: the most serious form of radiation in the home Aluminum: may be toxic in the inorganic form

Note Bowels - balance and purity of bodily fluids A

Metal - Large Intestine meridian (nose - bowels - breath) - low back - knee problems Water: the greatest solvent Testosterone: pineal to melatonin to adrenal to DHEA to testosterone DHEA: to testosterone - all glands work together for health Arsenic: known to cause liver and skin cancer Chlorine #2: 24.6% of isotope energy for chlorine Potassium Chloride (cell salt): all fibers and tissues - bronchial tubes Fluorine: Halogen - effects the central nervous system - potent thyroid inhibitor

Note D Detoxifying & Balancing energy

Earth - Stomach meridian (lips - mouth - balance) shoulder - elbow to wrist problems Vitamin B-2: Flavine-adenine dinucleotide (bioactive): 'appetite vitamin' Selenomethionine (Se bioactive): prevents free radical damage - works with vitamin E SAMe: adenosylmethionine (bioactive methionine): protects against radiation Vitamin B-12 cobamamide (bioactive): metabolizes fats and carbohydrates Vitamin D-4 (bioactive vitamin D): required for calcium absorption from the intestines Magnesium: (isotopes 1 & 2 @ 89%): Mg puts you to sleep - potassium wakes you up Mercury: heavy metal - poison - involved in many disorders of the body Cholesterol: HDL & LDL CoEnzymeA (CoA): bioactive form of vitamin B-5 pantothenic acid T4 - thyroxine (thyroid hormone) Lumbar (L-5): low back pain - dehydration is a major cause - low water and sodium Muscle pain - low ATP - dehydration - low sodium - low water

Note G Spleen & Pancreas - Lymph system - Muscle tone - Enzymes

Earth Spleen merdian (lips - mouth - muscle tone) TMJ The spleen produces and secretes vital enzymes as required by the body. Diets of overcooked processed foods lower our immunity to disease as they steal our enzymes to deal with dead food. The spleen is part of the lymph system in the body, along with the thymus, lymph nodes, tonsils, and appendix. Swollen lymph nodes indicate low potassium, which allows iron deposits blocking circulation of lymph. This allows bacteria,

fungi, and other microorganisms to build up. Stress: major immunosuppressant and primary cause of disease. It causes the adrenals to secrete adrenaline and cortisol. The immunosuppressant effects thymus, lymph nodes and spleen. Cortisol causes the body to feed off itself. Diseases associated with cortisol include cancer - hypertension - arthritis - stroke - ulcers - chronic infections - skin disease - Parkinson's - and suicide. Glucose-1-phosphate (bioactive form of glucose): cell energy - real sugar - crystalloid form Beta carotine Aspartic acid Zinc #1-2 @ 81% of isotopes: deficiency shows up in DNA/RNA - protein connective tissue - prostate problems Copper #2 @ 31% of isotopes Calcium sulfate (cell salt) Homocysteine: Marker for heart disease Pepsin Sulfur #1: found in vitamin B-1, biotin, methionine, cysteine, and cystine

Note Thymus Gland - lymph organ (T-cells - B-cells - immune system) C

Fire - Heart meridian (tongue - throat) - shoulder - shoulder blade problems Glucose: blood sugar that needs to be converted by the liver to glucose-1phosphate Sugar (refined): excess overloads the liver - stored as triglycerides Latose: milk sugar - many people have allergic reactions Serotonin: regulates the salt-water outside the cells Aldosterone (mineralocorticoid): controls sodium levels in tissue o excess aldosterone - Overworked Adrenals - high BP - low potassium o aldosterone deficiency - Adrenal exhaustion - low BP - circulation collapse heavy sodium loss - excess potassium - causes vitamin C loss Potassium phosphate - cell salt: deficiency: mental fatigue - nervous exhaustion Potassium sulfate - cell salt: deficiency: skin conditions - itching skin - psoriasis Carbon dioxide (CO2): excess causes hypoxia (low oxygen to the cells) Pyruvic acid excess: nervous tension - insect bits (need B-complex) Lactic acid excess: muscle soreness - digestion problems - headaches

Note Bones - Pituitary gland F

Fire - Small Intestines (tongue - throat) - knee problems Boron: calcium borogluconate (bioactive) - increases estradiol 17B and testosterone - aids bone metabolism Nickel: deficiency aggravates iron deficiency anemia Cobalt: vitamin B-12 - found in bones and liver Cadmium: excess is known to cause lung and prostate cancer Vitamin B-1: thiamine diphosphate (bioactive) - heart rhythms - low blood pressure - swollen feet and legs What destroys it: refined sugar - caffeine (cola drinks - coffee) - alcohol Vitamin B-2: riboflavin monophosphate (bioactive) - dizziness - mental sluggishness Vitamin B-5: calcium salt (bioactive) - numbness of extremities - weak adrenals breathlessness Vitamin C complex: lymphocytes can't function without vitamin C and vitamin C can't function without copper (Cu) - NOTE this is not ascorbic acid, which is not vitamin C Melatonin: body clock - fights stress - kills viruses and bacteria Sodium Chloride (cell salt): cold sores - hangnails - muscle cramps Magnesium Phosphate (cell salt): muscle cramping - inflammation of the nerves Silicon Dioxide (cell salt): sties - abscesses - boils Interlukin 1 (1b): joint pain - inflammation - arthritis problems Phenethylamine: found in chocolate (for you chocolate lovers)

Note A#

Sympathetic & Parasympathetic Nervous System - Sex glands

Water - Bladder meridian (ears - stress - spine - CNS) spinal problems - ankles - feet Calcium: requires sodium to stay in solution in the blood Potassium: requires sodium for the cation pump Selenium: antioxidant - synergist with vitamin E Dopamine: controls prolacton Arachidonic acid: excess leads to inflammation - joint pain Bromine (51% of isotope energy): Halogen - iodine antagonist Calcium Phosphate (cell salt): digestion - bones - knees Calcium Fluoride (cell salt): breast - stomach - spleen

Note D#

Adrenal glands - Kidneys

Water- Kidneys meridian (ears - adrenal glands) lumbar - spine - shoulder problems GABA: precursor to folic acid; deficiency found in anemia - fatigue - lupus -

eczema - skin pigmentation Chromium: deficiency leads to diabetes - glucose intolerance - high blood sugar excess insulin. Calcium carbonate and antacids may reduce chromium absorption. Use "unsulphured Blackstrap Molasses." Choline: neurologic disorders - fatty degeneration of the liver - hardening of the arteries Tryptophan: brain fuel - makes serotonin - nerve impulses ADP (muscle energy): +lactic acid prevents conversion of ADP to ATP (B complex deficiency) Lead: a possible cause in ADD (both sugar and lead effect those using the SAD diet) Bismuth: deficiency may be found in ulcers. Used in Pepto Bismol (bismuth subsalicylate) Indican (protein decay - urine): o self-poisoning - slow suicide (intentional or by ignorance) o If stomach acid (HCl) is low, then low pepsin, low Ca - Fe - B12, then high bacterial - yeast - fungus in the intestines, which leads to higher levels of indican - autointoxication. Tums - Rolaids - antacids - calcium carbonate: They lower hydrochloric acid in the stomach. o This stops protein digestion, it stops calcium absorption in the stomach, it stops the production of the "intrinsic factor" required for vitamin B-12 production. o Calcium and protein digestion require an acid pH in the stomach - milk causes an alkaline pH in the stomach, therefore milk and protein do not mix.

Note G#

Circulation - Thyroid gland

Fire - Circulation meridian (heart protector) Vitamin F (bioactive): controls cholesterol - ionizes calcium - destroyed by rancid fats, saturated fats, heat, radiation, and SAD (standard American diet) Vitamin A retinol (bioactive): eyes - teeth - bones - soft tissue - skin PABA: synergist to folic acid (B-9) - stimulates vitamin B-5 - Co-enzyme in amino acid metabolism and red blood cell formation - prevents skin cancer Calcitonin: calcium regulating hormone produced by the thyroid gland Sodium Phosphate (cell salt): acid neutralizer - emulsifies FA's - keeps uric acid in the blood Sodium Sulfate (cell salt): liver - gall bladder - neck - throat - cerebellum remove excess water Chlorine #1: inorganic is deadly - organic is required by the body. Sun dried seasalt contains 80% NaCl and 20% other nutrients -Chlorine in your drinking water is very harmful - chlorine in food (naturally produced) is good for you.

Brain - Hypothalamus gland

Note C#
Fire - Triple Burner meridian (Thorax (chest) - Abdomen - Pelvis) Sodium (Na): deficiency symptoms include muscle spasms - hangnails - cold sores Cortisol (the body's natural cortisone): the "stress" hormone NADP: bioactive form of vitamin B-3 niacin MSG (monosodium glutamate): kitchen poison Adrenaline (excess): stress (fear - worry - anger) Triglycerides (fat cells): excess may indicate Kidney problems MSM: bioactive form of sulfur (the brain and tissue element)

Sodium is the "Youthful Element" Keeps ligaments - joints flexible Keeps calcium in solution in your blood (prevents bone spurs - arterial plaque back pain - gout - nervous problems - dizziness - joint pain - bad eyesight - etc.) Attracts acidity - pain goes away (spinal - arthritis - bursitis - etc.) Prevents osteoporosis by keeping calcium in solution in the blood, awaiting the arrival of vitamin F (omega 3-6-9) to ionize the calcium and pull it into the tissue

Sodium relates to the muscles - skin - stomach - brain - throat - bronchial system lower bowel - hair - ligaments - joints - eyes - blood - lymph system - nerves.

Note F#

CNS - Spine - Pineal gland - neck and shoulder tension

Wood- Gall Bladder meridian (eyes - tension headaches) knees - lower cervical ATP: cellular energy - during dehydration the body will pull calcium from the bones for energy. 80% of the ATP energy is used by the individual cell to function Vitamin B-6 (bioactive): vitality vitamin - converts carbohydrates to energy tryptophan to niacin Copper #1: and vitamin C complex protect your arteries - prevent aneurysms Iodine: 65% of thyroxin (T-4) is iodine by weight - thyroid gland - immune system Phosphorus: B vitamins work as coenzymes only when phosphorus is present excess phosphorus depletes calcium (they maintain a set ratio between themselves).< Cola drinks - too much red meat forces calcium out of the body. Biotin: muscle pain - excessive sensitivity to touch - scaly skin Acetic acid: excess fats - too much protein

Note Liver - ligaments & tendons

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Wood - Liver meridian (eyes - spine - CNS - pineal gland) shoulder - mid dorsal problems Glycogen: colloidal form of glucose - stored in muscles and liver Substance P: pain - a nerve messenger that causes pain Phytic acid: IP-6 - good and bad depending on your diet - need good intestinal flora Uric acid: excess provides a bacterial breeding ground Bromine (49% of isotope energy): Halogen - iodine antagonist Vitamin B-12: bioactive methylcobalamin - needs HCl NAD-NADH (bioactive B-3): pellagra - lost your sense of humor