Page 13 - Understanding How the Body Develops Serious Medical Conditions part 1

Stage 3: The Deposition Phase

The body is designed to protect itself. If

possible, it does not want toxins or anything else

harmful to reach the cells and do them damage. The

way everything reaches your cells is through the

blood stream. However, between the blood stream

and your cells, there is a space called the

extracellular matrix. The extracellular matrix has

many roles, one of which is that it serves as a filter

between the blood vessels and the cells.

If toxins begin to build up in the body faster

than your kidneys and liver can clear them out, the

body will try to temporarily store them in the

extracellular matrix. This is a measure to try and

keep the toxins from reaching the cells and doing

them damage. The theoretical strategy here is to

hold them here temporarily until the lymphatic

system can clear them from the local area. Then the

kidneys and liver can clear them from the body.

Many times this strategy works well and over

time the toxins are cleared from the body and the

cells remain healthy. Other times, due to various

factors such kidney, liver or lymphatic vessel