Fluids Hypertension Syndromes: Migraines, Headaches, Normal ...

Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 109
- Normal Tension Glaucoma and Migraines caused by 25 years of excessive water: We had a small
white woman medical doctor, 40-year-old, 1.57 meters (5 feet and 2 inches) tall, weighting 49 kilograms,
one grown-up child, with myopia, presbyopia. After questioned, she told us that she felt bi-temporal
Migraines, only related with the menses. On her eyes’ examination we found intraocular pressures
of 12 and 14 mmHg right and left eyes, both pupils with Miosis, shallow anterior chambers, and
Optic Nerves’ cups of 0.7/3/2/0 and 0.6/3/2/0 right and left eyes (cup diameter/ cup depth/ lamina cribosas’
pores visibility/ borders edema). This characterizes incipient and suspicion of Normal (Peak)
Tension Glaucomas. She told that since she was teenage, she had the habit of daily drinking 15 glasses
of water, with around 500 milliliter (one pint) each one, totalizing 7,500 milliliter (two gallons) daily,
without any special motive. Her Glaucomas were worsening caused by the shallow anterior chambers,
excessive water drinks and the menses hormones. Her Migraines were the symptoms of the glaucomatous
damage progressing, undiagnosed in spite of all the other medical doctors that carefully examined
her. We could not stop her hormones or change her shallows anterior chambers, but the reduction of
the excessive water drank was enough to stop the glaucomatous evolution and to cure her migraines.
Water intoxication, edema and death: “Too much water can cause water intoxication. When the
amount of water we take in cannot be excreted by the body, the body retains water. That dilutes one of
the important elements of blood, which is sodium. When the sodium concentration in blood goes down,
water moves into the cells. Most cells in the body can tolerate that--they swell. But brain cells tolerate
it very poorly because they cannot expand against the skull. That causes neurological symptoms like
headaches, confusion, and often seizures. It can even result in death. About a year ago (2007) there
was a water drinking contest on a radio station in California. And a young woman drank herself to
death. In a contest, the excitement may cause the secretion of what's called the antidiuretic hormone,
which prevents the kidneys from excreting water. The California woman drank only about two gallons.”
(Valtin H).
XI-2 and XI-3) - Caffeine, including soft drinks with caffeine (XI-3).
See coffee, tea, and mate (XI-10 below):
Caffeine is liberated from the tree litter in coffee plantations and accumulates in the soil. After 10 to
25 years, the caffeine in the soil can reach the level that produces toxic effects to the same plant and
others around it, resulting in degeneration of the plant that produced the caffeine, and inhibition of
growth of new ones.
“Cola drink bottlers and canners receive FDA dispensation not to list caffeine as an ingredient. Cola
drinks generally have 4 milligrams of caffeine per fluid ounce, coffee 12 to 16 milligrams.” (Encarta
Encyclopedia).
The delicious and treacherous insecticide: Caffeine = 1,3,7-trimethylxanthine = 1-Methyltheobromine
= 7-methyltheophylline = methyltheobromide = 1,3,7-trimethyl-2,6-dioxopurine = guaranine
= 1,3,7-trimethyl-2,6-dioxo-1,2,3,6-tetrahydropurine = caffenium = Theine.