Coma as a Health Benefit.

Coma as a Health Benefit.

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A coma (from the Greek koma, meaning deep sleep) is a profound state of unconsciousness
from which a person cannot be awakened.

Non-traumatic coma is the usual form of a beneficial coma.
It may originate from a severe metabolic disturbance, severe blood loss, epilepsy, hyperthermia (heat shock), hypothermia (cold shock), systemic infections, intoxication, viral inflammation of the brain, hypoglycemia (diabetic shock), stroke, hypoxia (suffocation), cerebral absess-stroke-tumor, drug- or poison induced, and, others. Misuse of drugs, including barbiturates, opiate narcotics, sedatives, amphetamines, cocaine and aspirin can produce coma. Some forms of meditation and some forms of spiritual intervention can also induce controlled period comas. MOST of the above are Not beneficial sources.
Traumatic forms of coma commonly arise from physical injuries to the head from accident or violence. Liver or kidney failure and extreme elevations in blood pressure (perhaps from an emotional shock of surprise, fear, or anger) can also produce coma.
A waking paralysis occurs more often than commonly perceived when a person is fully or partially conscious yet unable to move or respond physically. This can occur in reaction to thyroid medicine and some of the anaethetics used in surgery. These are not considered coma.

Symptoms:
These are both specific yet differ according to the region of the brain from which the coma originates.

tremors, spasms;
respiratory irregularity or failure;

long cycle periodic breathing;
hyperventilation (fast breathing);
extremely shallow breathing;
loss of muscle tone, response to pain and reflexes.

Recovery:
The longer a person is in a coma, often, the longer it is for them to recover functions that are lost on regaining consciousness. Recovery may be to full as-before functionality, loss of some functionality, or, great disability. Interrupted recovery may result in the person remaining in a vegetative state for some time. Death indicates a failure to recover.
The outcome for coma depends on the origin or influencing factors, location (ability to provide and maintain a calm, health supportive environment), severity (though not necessarily the depth or duration), extent of neurological damage, and, ability to control it.

Induced Coma
A temporary coma is sometimes deliberately induced (using drugs) to reduce swelling of the brain after injury. It may also be induced to break the constant overwhelming immune strain being exerted on the body by a severe viral infection, or, by a host of illness which have resulted in extreme chronic illness. Inducing a coma can stop the progression of viral, systemic fungal or bacterial, and Fuireria infections. This has made it possible to reverse the expansion of these illnesses from terminal to recovery.

Coma facilitating environments:

too hot, heat-stroke;
oxygen loss, suffocation;
carbon dioxide excess, acidosis;
drug addiction;

traumatic injury.

Coma facilitating drugs:

Alcohol;
Alpha andrenergics;
Amphetamines;
Anticholinergics;
Antihistamines;
Benzodiazepines;
Beta blockers;
Calcium channel blockers;
Cocaine;
Diuretics;
Laxatives;
Neuroleptics;
Phenothiazines;
Thyroid agonists;
Tricyclic antidepressants.

The brain, adrenals, or the heart are greatly influenced by many of the above.
The above agents may encourage coma formation by slowing blood circulation patterns, and/or encouraging a dysfunction of the normal heat regulatory systems of the body.

Self-induced coma states have long been entered into by very proficient Yogi as a demonstration of their skill of self-control. These performances have often taken the form of being locked in an air-tight box and buried underground or submerged underwater for a period of time after which the box is raised, opened, and the Yogi returns to consciousness and emerges. These acts of suspended animation may also be helpful in strengthening one's health.

Kevin Hipskind:
In August last year [2004], while working in his yard, Kevin sustained second and third degree burns over 37 percent of his body as the result of gasoline fumes combustion. At Wishard, he had to be put into a drug-induced coma to better treat his injuries and allow some healing to occur. His recovery time was supposed to be at least one month. Nine days later, he was brought out of the coma and, miraculously, was up and walking the halls and doing physical therapy within three days. He was determined to return home to his family as soon as he possibly could. Through sheer mental and physical discipline, he excelled in his physical therapy and was able to leave Wishard after just 16 days, two weeks earlier than the doctors anticipated, and was able to continue his treatments from home.
Denise Hay
Denise, age 47, was hospitalized in October 2002 with several mysterious symptoms, including blisters, pain, unconsciousness, extremely low blood pressure, and a very high heart rate. She spent the next week in a coma as her kidneys shut down, her lungs filled with fluid, her heart swelled, and infection began to set in. In short, Denise was slowly dying of some unknown virus.
On the eighth day, however, this Indianapolis native regained consciousness and began a slow recovery that she now thinks of as a miracle. Although she didn’t have a stroke, her rehabilitation followed the path of a stroke patient. She had to learn to walk again, to balance and even stand on her own. Denise was discharged from the hospital after three weeks and over the next months built up enough strength to walk a mile.
Press Release: INDIANAPOLIS (May 6, 2005) – Indianapolis Life Insurance Co.

Samuel Bardon used DEET, but was still bitten by a malaria-carrying mosquito while attending a wedding in the Dominican Republic last November. He was put into a coma to slow down the virus. And his doctors were sure he wouldn’t survive.
“They induced a coma because my body was shutting down,” he recalls of the emergency action taken by desperate doctors at St. Michael’s Hospital. Five out of six people who contract the strain that plagued him don’t survive.
Doctors saved Samuel's life by using new drugs and experimental procedures. His liver and kidneys are both recovering. And while he still gets dizzy spells and the sweats, he’s making progress, knowing that sooner than later, his life will return to normal.
From a September 12 (?), 2005 news story on Toronto, Ontario, Canada's CHUM Ltd. Pulse24.com, written by Health Specialist Laura DiBattista.

Recovery from a Rabies virus infection through coma induction was reported in early 2005. Ordinarily, the result at the late stage of diagnosis would have been fatal. This enabled the immune response of the 15-year-old girl to mature. The patient was treated with ketamine, midazolam, ribavirin, and amantadine. Probable drug-related toxic effects included hemolysis, pancreatitis, acidosis, and hepatotoxicity. Lumbar puncture after eight days showed an increased level of rabies antibody, and sedation was tapered. Paresis and sensory denervation then resolved. The patient was removed from isolation after 31 days and discharged to her home after 76 days. At nearly five months after her initial hospitalization, she was alert and communicative, but with choreoathetosis, dysarthria, and an unsteady gait.
Dr. Rodney E. Willoughby, Jr., Kelly S. Tieves, D.O., George M. Hoffman, M.D., Nancy S. Ghanayem, M.D., Catherine M. Amlie-Lefond, M.D., Michael J. Schwabe, M.D., Michael J. Chusid, M.D., and Charles E. Rupprecht, V.M.D., Ph.D.

Department of Pediatric Infectious Diseases,
8701 Watertown Plank Rd.,
Midwest Athletes against Childhood Cancer Fund Research Center,
Suite 3019, Milwaukee,
WI 53226
rewillou@mail.mcw.edu.

Comment
Critical health problems can sometimes be aided by critical measures.
This happens all the time with acute health problems like deep and heavily bleeding cuts which require a timely stoppage of the bleeding and a repair of torn tissues. Chronic health problems are seldom given this benefit by the medical system. Induced into denial and ignorance by a training that accentuates the immediate hero in acute health problems, and by bureaucracies which sacrifice quality for quantity --- physicians usually have no understanding of chronic illnesses, their symptoms, or the potential for recovery and the factors so involved.

Recovery from a trauma sourced coma CAN be self-induced.
You are discouraged from trying this yourself without professional assistance.

I personally experienced a physical trauma induced coma 30 years ago from a severe car accident. With steadily failing symptoms to the 3rd day, an intensive care nurse said out loud next to my bed that the doctors had done all they could. The rest was going to be up to me. She later reported to me that from that moment, to her surprise, and without expectation, my life signs began improving. I recovered from the coma within the following 8 hours.

During mid-2005, after stripping away a number of chronic illnesses and illness producing sources, the remaining diseases threatened to overtake my health. Strengthened by the reduced competition with other antigens, which had threatened to complete the trend before them, and, working against an immune system exhausted from years of constant challenge --- the possibility of lymphatic cancer sprang forward. What were my options?

The medical system is the obvious solution which we are imprinted to assume will help. Past and more current experience highly discouraged such a waste of time and energies, for me. In the past, I had recovered from progressive colon cancer, while the doctors were still trying to get focused. I had recovered from a life threatening intestinal parasite, while doctors were emphatically telling me that North Americans did not get parasites --- even denying that Humans got anything more than a tapeworm.

I had recovered twice from severe dental amalgam mercury poisoning and its encouraged health illnesses while the North American dental industry denied the possibility and the provincial government encouraged it. I had recovered from progressive testicular cancer when the likely untreated expectation of death was 3 months and the Emergency wait for a urologist's appointment was a month and the usual wait time for surgery was 14 months. I had recovered from the mercury complication of systemic mutated Candida after doctors either mistreated it and made it WORSE, or wasted a year of time in the specialist office shuffle. The medical system had proven itself to be consistently incompetent.

Alternative healthcare options were available.
I had integrated the use of many, at economic and effectiveness relevant times, and benefited by coping with and recovering from a host of potentially terminal illnesses. Yet this required every financial resource available to me as well as an aggressiveness, persistency and patience of knowing what to use when and how much and for how long. Without muscle testing or Spiritual Guidance, these sometimes hourly decisions would have been faulty and resulted in a worsening of health to death. Many alternative health practitioners and resources proclaim miraculous recovery. The few who actually deliver are often oblivious to the supplementary positive influences in the recovery, and, are often effective in ignoring or qwelling the voices of those not helped.

Spiritual Guidance does not always offer solutions which are simplistic and easy-to-understand. IF you are certain that you are receiving Guidance clearly, then the only question that is beneficial when something goes wrong in the shorter term is: What does this mean? Blaming God or losing confidence in the Intelligence gifted to you through Spiritual Guidance is NOT constructive. It simply betrays YOUR level of ignorance! This situation can be a real challenge to your Ego and SuperEgo which often take the position that they can and do understand whatever is happening. Their childish lack of discipline can damage the accuracy of the Guidance you receive. In this and other cases, it could lead to your death.

A severe side effect of too much Sucralose, can be coma.
This is particularly evident if you are already chronically ill and then take doses that are high relative to total food intake. I had been Guided to purchase a whey protein product which had a large concentration of sucralose in it. I was then Guided to purchase an additional whey protein product, for variation, which did NOT note the Sucralose content in the English version of the Ingredients. For almost a week, more than 60% of my meagre diet came from these Sucralose laced nutrition products.

The side effects began almost immediately but my ignorance made it initially difficult to connect this ONE change to the symptoms. Sucralose typically accumulates in every cell of the human system, unless, you take products to detox it, or, to restrict its uptake. You can even consume nutrients, take supplements and nutrients which assist in its uptake. The experience brought the question, and the option, to mind of using a coma to improve my health.

An induced coma is a life threatening experience and the methods for doing so will NOT be shared here. It is not something to play around with while one plays with the childishness of acting macho or the foolishness of exaggerated risk sought by those dumbed out to the joys of life which surround them. For the mature individual who faces a life threatening illness, the information here provides you with an option to suggest to your physician or therapist. I was gifted with very professional assistance which allowed me 230 hours of coma state over a period of 2 weeks. My health and immune system DID improve when all other resources had been ineffective.

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