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Anecdotal observations by John Thomas

Plasma proteins: are the pale-yellow liquid component of blood that holds the blood cells of whole blood in suspension.

The fluid part of extracellular fluid or interstitutial fluid (tissue fluids residing outside of the cells) is mostly water (up to 95% by volume) and contains dissolved proteins (amino acids) as incoming nutrients and waste plasma proteins as outgoing waste.

Only AFTER plasma protein fluids are absorbed into the lymphatic system do they take on the name lymphatic fluids.

For you information, incoming chains of dietary amino acids are consumed as whole proteins. Then they are supposed to be broken down in the stomach in an extremely acid environment into amino acids.

When the process fails, whole proteins find their way into the intestinal tract where they both rot and leak into the blood stream through a compromised intestinal gut wall. The process is called leaky-gut and it haunts almost everyone of all ages.

Allergies are autoimmune reactions to proteins in the blood stream that should NOT be there. Same goes for food reactions. Read Special Insights, Allergies and Chemical Sensitivities by clicking hyperlink.

Know, autoimmune reactions are the body attacking itself because foreign proteins found their way into the blood stream. To understand more, see the Sugar/Alcohol Cycle and the Autoimmune Attack Cycle by clicking hyperlinks.

Solutions

Change your thinking, your habits and your lifestyle.

The most effective way to eliminate waste proteins and the structures they form (scar tissue and amyloid plaque) is to follow the Tissue & Liver Protocol. To learn more, click hyperlink.

Ask for help and be open to new ideas.

Also, see Allergy, Waste, Scar Tissue and Amyloid in Glossary using link below.

Read the 6^th edition of the book, Young Again!

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