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[Music]
dr. Thomas County is a longtime holistic
physician living in the hacked acini of
San Francisco the specializes in helping
people heal through diet and natural
medicines his book how and why to eat
more vegetables describes what eating
small amounts of a wide variety of
vegetables is key to optimal health he
is the author of human hearts cosmic art
published by Chelsea Greene in 2016 the
primary author of the fourfold path to
healing and the co-author with Sally
Mally of the nourishing traditions book
of baby and child care he is one of the
founding board members of the Weston a
price foundation and he is trained and
experienced through medicine as well
he's also a passionate and knowledgeable
grower okay so this today the subject is
the heart and I wrote a book about this
called human heart cosmic heart and I
have a website called human heart cosmic
heart calm so if you go to that you can
see more information about this subject
and things that other people have
written about it and the way that I got
started with this was approximately 35
40 years ago I read that Rudolf Steiner
who is one of the people that I pay most
attention to said there's three things
that has to have to happen in order for
Humanity to evolve in the proper way and
you can imagine a lot of things that you
would put in that category but the three
things that he said were number one that
people stopped working for money of
course none of us work for money anymore
the second one is that people think
there's a difference between sensory and
motor nerves which is a very obscure
thing which I'm
not going to deal with and the third
thing was that people think the heart is
a pump of course everybody thinks the
heart is a pump and it was the question
is a how can we conceptualize this to
understand that the heart is not a pump
and then B what does that have to do
with saving humanity of course it took
me a while to figure that out
to sort of break the code when you study
Steiner like I said yesterday it's like
being given the answers to the test but
you have to go and figure out how you
get there so after 30 years or so of
trying to investigate how and why the
heart is not a pump then I think you can
see why it changes everything so that's
the subject of today now if you go to
the website you you will see a couple
articles one is by a mechanical engineer
named Ralph Marinelli who wrote a book
called the heart or an article called
the heart is not a pump so that's a
mechanical engineering do you want me to
be here okay and then there's a article
by an anesthesiologist named Bronco
first and there's essentially two people
now in the United States saying the
heart isn't a pump there's me I talked
for laypeople and Bronco who's an
anesthesiologist and he writes very
technical stuff about this and he wrote
a book called the heart and the
circulation where he goes through for
those of you interested in scientific
punishment you can read that and he goes
into great detail of this and the
interesting thing is that the foreword
to the book was written by the head of
cardiac anesthesiology at Harvard
Medical School so presumably somebody
who knows something about heart
physiology and he said Bronco is correct
the heart can't possibly be a pump and
that's why we can't treat congestive
heart failure better now than 50 years
ago and I say that only because I could
be wrong I've been wrong about a lot of
things in my life
unfortunately but it if I'm wrong
apparently at least I'm not the only one
so if you look at this and I did this is
my technological diagram of this what
you can try to imagine this with me so
you have a heart and then you have
artery coming out of the heart and then
the arteries go down to the capillaries
and then they coalesce back into veins
and bring the blood back to the heart
now I made a mistake in the book because
I said that the person who said that the
heart is a pump originally was a guy
named William Harvey who's considered
the father of modern cardiology but it
turns out he didn't he said that the
circle the circulation is a circuit
heart arteries capillaries veins back to
the heart just as an esoteric side note
the name of the arteries comes from the
root word for Mars and the name for vein
the veins comes from the root word Venus
so the heart is inserted between Mars
and Venus in esoteric thought so when
you look at this as a circuit and the
first person who said that the heart is
a pump was a guy who I'm sure most of
you have heard of by the name of Rene
Descartes who said from now on we have
to conceptualize everything that happens
in living systems based on the laws of
mechanics that there are no other
principles at work and nowadays you're
only allowed to speak of mechanics and
physical substance and that all started
with Descartes who said the heart is a
mechanical pump and that's it so when
you look at this interestingly if you do
a flow diagram and look at the velocity
the speed of movement of the blood is
fastest here right before it enters the
heart and it's actually approximately
the same as this
bead of the movement of the blood after
it exits the heart so the blood coming
into the heart is moving very fast and
then it goes through the lungs and back
to the heart and the blood exiting the
heart is also moving very fast but it
doesn't the heart doesn't speed up the
movement of the blood so the first
question you should ask yourself if the
part doesn't make the blood go faster
what did it do to the blood now you
continue on this you see that the blood
starts moving slower and slower and
slower until it gets to the tissue level
where there's capillaries now the other
fact to know about this is this is
essentially one big artery and one big
vein and so imagine this is a river and
then it flows in and starts making
tributaries and then it opens up into a
pond or a wetland and as you can imagine
it goes slower and slower and slower
until it gets to the wetland and then
essentially stops right because anyways
it has to offload oxygen and food and
pick up waste products and carbon
dioxide so it can't be whizzing through
the capillaries and then it starts
coalescing like a wetland coalescing
into one central vein and just that
compression of the fluid from a wetland
into a tube makes it go faster and
faster as it gets up to the heart you
see it so fastest stops here the other
thing you have to realize is that if you
put the all the blood vessels end to end
they would encircle the earth about
three times if you put them side to side
it would cover an entire football field
one next to the other so this is a long
push and knot and if you think about
what you're pushing through this let's
just say halfway around the earth
you're pushing very sticky fluid in it
with stuff in it meaning red blood cells
and platelets which are approximately
the diameter internal diameter of the
vessels and when Marinelli did an
analysis of the pump pressure so let's
just be clear what we're talking about
when we say the heart is a pump we mean
there's a pressure propulsion phenomena
in other words that the the contraction
of the muscle of the heart is generating
enough pressure to propel this sticky
fluid around the earth three times with
stuff floating in it and he estimates
that the amount of pressure that you
would have to generate to propel that
amount of fluid is about 10,000 times
the amount of pressure that a one-pound
fairly thin walled muscular organ can
generate to push all this fluid around
so how does it do that not only that it
didn't make the blood go faster not only
that the blood stopped just gets slower
and slower and slower until it stops and
then by some miracle we think that the
pushing here makes the blood stop here
and then restart again and the way that
I describe that to people it's like you
want to go from a bus from San Francisco
to New York City and you're going to
stop in st. Louis and the bus doesn't
have an engine in st. Louis it stops to
offload passengers how is it going to
get going again to go back up to the
heart because anyways any farmer or
person with a wants to move fluid would
by definition put the pump where the
fluid has stopped not at the top of the
hill when the blood the fluid is going
to go slower and slower and slower you
don't need a pump there
is that clear
now unfortunately it gets worse if that
isn't bad enough if you look at the
outflow tube to the heart so again the
theory in conventional science and
medicine this 1-pound organ which when I
say fin wall some of the walls of the
left ventricle that the final outflow
are fairly thick like this thick and
some of the walls are about one to two
muscle layers thick which means you can
stick your finger right through it
interestingly the part that's that's
opposite the outflow tube is about one
to two layers thick
nobody would design a pump like that but
if you look at the outflow tube to the
left ventricle it's called the aortic
arch and when I was in medical school I
had a job being an assistant at cardiac
cath lab so we put the dye in we watched
the dye go through the heart and what
you see is so left ventricle goes like
this goes like this the guy comes out
the blood comes out it goes up the arch
and then down to the rest of the body
now there is a place where it goes up to
the head through the subclavian artery
but interestingly when you look at the
anatomy you see if you can picture this
so you get this so-called pump push then
the blood goes up and then it goes down
and then it goes up to the heart and
when I first saw that I said that is a
horrible design flaw why would you have
the blood going up and then down and
then back up that's ridiculous and not
only that but during systole when there
so-called maximum pumping so relaxed
contract so called pump the aortic arch
bends in instead of straightens out now
here's what I mean by that imagine you
took
a flexible garden hose and you put it on
a spigot outside your house and it's
shaped like this and you turned it off
that's diastole and the haut and the
arch was like this and then you turned
it on full blast because you better turn
it on pretty hard if you're gonna pump
this blood all the way around the earth
what would happen to this flexible
garden hose if it could move it would
straighten right that's what would
happen do you know what happens to the
art a artic arch during maximum systole
it bends in and I remember I asked them
you know dear cardiologist why does that
bend in that makes no sense and he just
said because it does there is no
possible way you can generate that much
pressure to push that viscous sticky
fluid have it not increased the velocity
have it go to zero
somehow that pushing is responsible for
getting this going again going faster
and faster back to the heart pumping
real hard the flexible tube bends in as
if it's being suctioned and we call that
a pump so I went from the idea of I
wonder if this is true to I can't
believe anybody believes this this is
nuts there's other things but I only
have 40 minutes so I don't have time to
go into that but those are the main
highlights of how this cannot be a pump
so anybody therefore would know that the
pump and when I say pump I mean the
reason the blood moves right we're
talking about what moves the blood in
our bodies in any living system has to
be here where the blood has stopped you
don't need a pump when the blood is
already moving faster so the next
question obvious
is what moves the blood and what in the
heck is the heart doing there in the
first place right what is it doing the
obviously it has a function so what is
the function of the heart in the
circulation now let's start with what
moves the blood so those of you are here
yesterday remember that I said we we
were taught that there are three phases
of matter solid liquid and gas but now
we know that water and only water has a
foot has a fourth phase anybody wants to
read about this Gerald wrote a
book called the fourth phase of water
where he proves this which is an
unrecognised gel phase and I would
contend that all the water in our cells
is in this unrecognized gel phase and
that is the unifying principle of
Medicine and for those who don't believe
me just realize that an MRI machine is a
device that measures whether the water
in your cell is structured or not and if
the structure deteriorates it shows up
on the screen and we say that's a tumor
if you have arthritis in your hip it's
because you have a gel protecting your
hip the gel deteriorates and you see
that on an MRI is an abnormal
structuring of the water this structured
water which is always negatively charged
has a different pH has a different
viscosity you can prove it you can
measure it always forms in the
interaction of water and a hydrophilic
meaning water-loving surface so if you
can imagine you put a beaker of water
and you put a hydrophilic protein in a
very small layer next to the protein
there will be a negatively charged gel
phase just because of the interaction of
water and any hydrophilic surface now if
you imagine then this where you take a
beaker of water
and you suspend a hydrophilic tube in
the water it will form a small
negatively charged gel phase lining the
inside of the tube that's what always
happens you can measure it because of
this formation of the negative charge it
separates the charges and puts the
positive charges dissolved in the water
water in the middle of the tube the
positive charges repel each other and
start flow this explains the so-called
barometric limit conundrum in botany
which says that a column of water in it
in any column can only go up to about 33
feet before the weight of the column of
water is too much and gravity makes it
go down therefore there are no trees
higher than 33 feet which is the problem
with science because that's the theory
but the observation of any human being
is but wait a minute that tree is at
least 200 feet how does that happen you
can't have the SAP going up the tree
that's a column of water without it
being too heavy and coming down except
if you think about what is a what is a
tree and you put this tube vertically
it's a xylem hydrophilic tube which has
water in it it separates the charges
puts the positive charges in the middle
the positive charges can't go down into
the earth they repel each other and go
up and that'll go up as far as you need
it to so this system allows you to
understand a capillary is a hydrophilic
tube which with no other energy except
what I'll say in a minute required
separates the charges creates a negative
negative gel phase which by the way
protects the vessel it dissolves the
positive protons charges into the middle
of the
water they repel each other start the
movement and as it coalesces into
smaller and smaller vessels like from a
wetlands to a river it by definition
goes faster and faster and faster until
it gets to the heart and that's how the
blood starts moving clear it's exactly
the system that works now the next
question so what is the heart do well
the heart stops the blood it's obvious
in fact real Steiner said it's what the
heart is like is a hydraulic ram so what
is a hydraulic ram hydraulic ram you put
in fast-moving water exactly like this
do you put a dam and then a a
containment that can expand and contract
so it's a flexible containment vessel
behind the the dam the water comes into
it expands the dam expands the
containment sorry the dam is still shut
and then you build up positive pressure
on the incoming side and negative
pressure ie a suction or a vacuum on the
other side when the pressure
differential gets to be too big the gate
opens the the aortic arch is sucked in
because of this negative pressure that
brings the alignment of the blood vessel
in direct alignment with the heart and
the outflow of the heart up to the head
so it's not a design flaw it's a
perfectly structured system as long as
you understand the suction effect so the
blood comes in expands the wall opens
the gate and then there's a passive
contraction of the left ventricle around
the out flowing blood with no energy
required that's exactly what happens now
it gets even more interesting because if
you then invest
what actually happens inside the left
ventricle you see what happens is a
stopping of the blood and then it
creates a vortex inside the left
ventricle and this was first described
by Leonardo da Vinci who wasn't supposed
to but he dissected human cadavers
he made a cast of the human heart he put
water and wheat seeds through it and he
could see that the the blood moved in a
spiral formation which is the formation
of life inside the left ventricle now if
you read the Sufis they say there is a
moment when the blood stops and that's
where God enters the human being so
here's what happens the blood enters the
heart it's moving because of the
properties of water if you go back and
read Harvey Chinese medicine all the
rest of it you see you say what and you
ask them why did the blood move they
said because of the vital force present
in water exactly the vital force present
in water I'll describe that in a minute
moves the blood it comes to the heart
the heart stops the blood the heart
creates an internal vortex which is
always the pattern that nature uses to
bring energetic fields into and
structure physical substance that
structures the blood to be an agent of
of the spirit there's hard to say it any
other way and that distributes the blood
to the rest of the body it's so amazing
even that there's little vortices inside
the heart there's about 50 of them and
they're all attached to different organs
of the body so one of the vortexes
inside the heart is attached to the
spleen and it knows somehow to package
the red blood cells that are old and
send them directly to the spleen to be
removed
another vortex inside the heart if
there's a cut on your leg it will
dissolve some of the collagen fibers
inside of your heart put them in this
little vortex and send them to your cut
on the leg to fix the cut on your leg
the heart is the orchestrator of all
this the the the energy of the world
coming in creating a structuring of the
physical substance and that creates life
I don't know how much more profound it
can be than that now the other thing
that this changes is it changes your
entire conception of disease so for
instance we we know this disease called
high blood pressure so why do you have
high blood pressure so we don't know
it's idiopathic but if you think along
this line so you have the blood flowing
because of the ability of water to
structure properly right insofar as you
have a robust movement and flow then you
have a strong flow of blood around the
body but if somehow this becomes weak
then you have a weak flow and then I
asked myself and this changed everything
the way I see the world and the way I
see medicine if I had a weak flow what
would I do to increase the flow the
obvious answer is to decrease the
caliber the diameter of the tubes right
that would increase the flow that's what
we call high blood pressure it's not a
disease none of these things that
doctors treat artists are actually
diseases they're compensation strategies
or in other words the best the body can
do if you don't fix the flow if you
don't fix the flow your wisdom of your
body will narrow the tubes to create
flow does it cause trouble yes but
that's better than having no flow so now
we have to get in
to the issue of and this is where it
gets fun because I get to harass
everybody which is one of my favorite
things to do so how do you increase flow
it which is the same question as how do
you structure the water in the blood
because that creates the flow as you all
know now but that same energy creates
the structure of the water in your cells
which if distorted your body has to
create a fever to create snot to get rid
of this distorted gel if you have a
distorted gel in your hip we call that
our thright as' so how does this happen
so it turns out that this is a very good
system that Pollock developed to
investigate this because you can measure
the flow the stronger the flow the
greater the the gel that's formed the
healthier the more structure the gel is
you can also measure the pH you can
measure a lot of things but the flow is
easiest so you put this in a lead box
right put it in a lead box stops flowing
you take it out of the lead box and you
shine the Sun on it and that starts
flowing because the Sun is the ambient
energy source that create that is used
by the water it's absorbed into the
water to create this forth or gel phase
of water you can put this out of the
lead box and put it on the earth and
that will increase the flow because
there's an electromagnetic field from
the earth which is absorbed by the water
which increases the structure of the
water which increases flow which creates
health you can put your hands on the
beaker and we have an electromagnetic
field from our hands which is the basis
of laying on of hands and touch and why
it's good to be with people and that
will increase the flow you can put your
dog next to
at least most dogs and that will
increase the flow and then here's where
it gets fun you know what happens if you
put your cell phone next to it the
non-native electromagnetic field the
wireless radiation we're talking about
radiation here immediately stops the
flow and D structures the water anytime
you have a wireless device in your body
on your wrist
against your head you are D structuring
the water and creating a fundamental
poisoning of your the very integrity of
the foundation of life now what do I
mean by the foundation of life so here's
where this whole thing starts to get
very interesting because we're told
human beings in medical school are only
physical stuff right never mind that if
you look at an atom which is the basis
of physical stuff there's a nucleus here
and over there by the end of the room
there's an electron so what's between
here and here
nothing 99% of the atom is just space
and that's not even to mention that
atoms exist in two forms like particles
which are 99.9% space or waves which are
no particles at all so here's the
question how does 99.9% space mean I
can't put my finger through my leg this
is just space physical stuff is just
space and nobody knows but it's an
interesting question
now here's another way to look at that
if you took a carrot a living thing and
said what is it made out of to a
scientist and one of my favorite sayings
is the trouble with science is it's not
very scientific if you ask a scientist
what is a carrot made of it's made of
atoms
so 20 million sulfurs 3 million
hydrogen's carbons etc right what if you
won't go to a chemist and get a bag of
all those hydrogen Sulphurs etc put them
in a bag put it on the table
it's a heap is that a carrot no anybody
think it is a carrot
nobody cuz that's stupid right nobody
thinks it's a carrot except your doctor
because he thinks you're only made of
stuff that's the stuff
even though 99.99% of the molecules in
you are water which is a little bit more
than a cucumber which is 96 percent so
what's missing from the stuff the heap
it's not alive so how do you make it
alive now the other thing that's
interesting about this is all stuff is
subject to two forces gravity and
entropy meaning if you take stuff and
you do that it falls and if you leave it
there a thousand years it will turn into
dust just like you will but life doesn't
follow those principles a carrot or a
tree duck creates form so what's missing
from the stuff is the form that makes it
a carrot how do you create form you take
an electromagnetic field from the cosmos
from the earth from Jupiter from the Sun
from the moon and you shine that you in
you energize water the water takes the
stuff and brings it into levity and
something that doesn't even have a word
which is called negative entropy or
Negin tropic force it creates form and
life out of stuff working through the
water working through these absorbing
the electromagnetic fields of the
universe and creating life forms which
is the entire
most important thing by far of any
living being that's where the action is
how you interfere or promote those life
forces now what's the time thirteen
minutes everybody got this there's a
physicist named Irvin Schrodinger who
wrote a book called what is life he said
life is levity and neg entropic force
that works through water water water
essentially takes the substance up using
the electromagnetic fields from the from
the cosmos creates life forms out of it
circulates the blood protects your hips
creates the the field the energy around
cells that allow them to keep their
distance so that they don't collect into
cancer cells I wrote a whole book on how
the abnormal water forces in the cell
actually essentially create the cancer
cell so you can read about all that but
I don't have time for that now so that's
a new way of looking at medicine and
life and I think then you can see that
the point of Steiners the heart is not a
pump is that gets you to have a whole
different conception of what a living
being is and what the heart is doing
including what diseases are diseases our
compensation strategies
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