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Scar tissue: dysfunctional, structural tissue composed of waste proteins the body uses to hold things together when it has no other choice or when it is unable to grow healthy, new tissue.  [Internal scar tissue is sometimes called adhesion.]

Overview

Scar tissue forms under conditions of acidic pH, excess tissue waste, maldigestion and compromised hydrogen metabolism.

Scar tissue formation occurs following physical trauma or surgery.  Formation can be minimized and often avoided if blood serum levels of vitamin C are kept elevated in the weeks and months following trauma.

Scar tissue is made-up of waste proteins at the trauma site; proteins that failed to dissolve and were not carried away by the lymph system.  Scar tissue formation is highly prevalent in people who are insulin-resistant, pre-diabetic/diabetic and in a state of systemic, low-grade inflammation or who suffer from clinical inflammation.

Scar tissue is a surgeon’s nightmare because it slows blood flow,  blocks healing and prevents formation of healthy, functional tissue, tissue that performs as it was intended to form vs. dysfunctional tissue.

Generally, the slower healing occurs, the more scar tissue that is formed.  Use of fluoride and residues of fluorine play MAJOR roles in formation of scar tissue, especially in people over age 35.  Use of fluoridated tooth paste and application of fluoride to tooth surfaces causes severe, long-term damage and exaggerated scar tissue formation.

Scar tissue is common in people as they age because of neglect or abuse of the body terrain; meaning, their body becomes acidic and filled with excess waste.

Amyloid plaque [in the brain] is a form of scar tissue. Amyloid can be naturally broken down and dissolved.  Think amyloid when you hear: vascular dementia, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

Scar tissue is the end product of soluble tissue waste stagnated in the joints, organs and tissues’ waste that morphs from liquid, soluble waste into solid, structural waste.

Amyioid plaque is abnormal and does NOT belong in the body or brain.

Waste in the intercellular spaces [between cells] is called amyloid fluid.  These intercellular fluids are given the name, lymph fluid, only AFTER they are absorbed by the lymphatic system.

Solutions

Change your lifestyle and ask for help.

The Tissue & Liver Protocol is the single most powerful way to rid your body of excess waste, restore liver efficiency and dissolve scar tissue and amyloid plaque. Click hyperlink to read more about it.

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