Page 17 - Understanding How the Body Develops Serious Medical Conditions part 1

Stage 4: The Impregnation Phase

During the impregnation stage, the extracellular

matrix (space around the cells) becomes so

inundated with waste products, toxins, extra protein

etc that the lymphatic system can no longer

efficiently and effectively clear these out. The

waste products and toxins build up and now begin

to bind to the fibrous network of the extracellular

matrix and change the environment around the

cells.

During the impregnation stage, similar to the

deposition stage, there may not be many overt

symptoms because the changes have not yet begun

to affect your cells. (That is the next stage) One

way to see, however, that the extracellular matrix

has made the transition from the deposition phase

to the impregnation stage is that the coating on the

tongue can get thicker.

In theory, you should be able to easily see

through the coating on your tongue to the pink

tissue below. If you cannot see the tongue body

through the coating, you are in the impregnation

stage and the thicker the tongue coating, the worse