Page 20 - Understanding How the Body Develops Serious Medical Conditions part 1

Stage 5: The Degeneration Phase

During the degeneration phase, the toxic,

unhealthy environment of the extracellular matrix

has begun to affect the cells. To help you

understand what is happening here, let's use an

analogy. Imagine you have a garden. For many

years now, the garden has been very beautiful and

healthy with only a few minor problems here and

there. This garden has always fed you and kept you

alive.

Now imagine that something toxic has slowly

been leaking into the soil (Deposition phase). It

will first change the make up of the soil

(Impregnation phase). Because plants draw their

nourishment for the soil, this change in the soil will

eventually reach the plants damaging their cells and

giving rise to disease within the plant's tissues

(Degeneration phase).

Also imagine that weeds have begun to take

over the garden, choking out the healthy plants you

want there (Impregnation phase). The weeds

prevent nutrients and sunlight from reaching you

plants. The garden becomes more and more