Calcitonin is a hormone produced by the thyroid gland that helps regulate calcium levels in the body. This is especially important for the immune system.
The Tetanus gene - Tetanus is characterized by muscle stiffness and spasms, often starting in the jaw and neck and spreading to other parts of the body. It is typically contracted through contaminated wounds or punctures. It may activate this week if your body is prone to its effects.
Potassium is the most important frequency correlation that will be active for the next week. It is an important electrolyte and mineral that helps maintain the fluid and acid/alkaline balances for the body. It supports muscle strength, heart rhythm, cell communication and digestion. Symptoms of low potassium can include scalloped edges on the tongue against the teeth, abdominal weakness, muscle aches and cramps, a feeling of weakness in the ankles is often present. An irregular heartbeat and edema can be signs of potassium imbalance. For people using our nanoVoice program to evaluate potassium levels, check the balance between D# and A. If you suspect a potassium issue, check with your wellness provider, or have your blood pressure monitored.
An energy, (Krebs) cycle component (succinyl CoA) and ACTH (an adrenal hormone) are both in stress over the next few days. Issues with either of these biochemicals can cause low energy and low motivation. The immune system may need more support– you might want to check on vitamin C levels.
Phosphatidyl Choline, a great brain and energy support, is in stress now, you may find that you are more alert if you are left-brained, or you may find yourself struggling to “find your words” if you are right brained (meaning you may need more Choline which can be purchased at your local health food store). Manganese, a mineral constituent of insulin, is in stress for the next few days. A combination of insulin and high blood pressure issues may be reason to watch for blood clots. Some of the present literature suggests that you add B3 (niacin), the note of B, to your diet if clotting factors are an issue. Yogurt is touted online as a way to control blood pressure issues.
It might be a great time to be pregnant because folic acid – a major fetus supportive nutrient – is active until the end of next week.
B5 is associated with fibromyalgia and tremors and will be in stress until the 10th.
We are not finished with shoulder stress, but it may be moving toward the back of the shoulder as opposed to the top as has been stressed for the last few weeks.
For those of you who suffer from temporal migraines, you may need to be more careful monitoring triggers.
January 4-10
EYE stress continues via crystalline causing stress associated with cataracts and glaucoma.
Fluid movement stress may be more obvious this week, joint fluid and blood flow may be influenced.
Adrenal stress and sleep disturbances will last through the end of the month likely causing glucose, edema and sleep disturbances.
Chicken pox frequencies will continue to plague until next week.
The Kreb’s Cycle (energy cycle) of the body comes into play now for several weeks. You may need to watch out for energy fluctuations.
Vaccine stressed frequencies are strong for the next two months. Hemagglutinin begins to stress this weak and is responsible for the initial attachment of the virus to the host cell and subsequent fusion of the viral envelope with the host cell membrane, allowing the virus to enter and replicate within the cell
Leptin’s frequencies that are active now may help curb your appetite. Might be a good time to start that diet you have been threatening.
Color blindness – especially red sensitivity comes into play this week.
Acetylcholine, great for mental acuity is active now.
Histamine comes into play the end of this week. - Histamine is an organic compound derived from the amino acid histidine. It acts as a neurotransmitter and is involved in various physiological processes, including regulating immune responses, gastric acid secretion, and neurotransmission. Histamine is released by mast cells during allergic reactions and causes symptoms like itching, sneezing, and inflammation. It also plays a role in regulating sleep-wake cycles and maintaining blood pressure. Milk protein responses are highly likely this week.
Thyrotropin is a thyroid hormone that helps produce energy. If your energy is low, you might want to check the internet for thyroid information and associated dietary issues. Gastric enzymes are in stress this week and may help you absorb more nutrients.
Muscles in stress this week: continuing from last week - plantaris, soleus, tibialis, – these lower leg muscles will continue through all of January primarily because of their relation with iron associated biochemistry. The temporalis and subscapularis will continue through January to be in stress. Remember that very sensitive people will perceive these muscles in stress before others. Iron stress this week will be especially noticeable for those suffering from MS, Parkinson’s, ALS because of iron metabolism faults.
Pyruvate, Taurine, GABA and glycine in combination with nitric oxide may help relieve muscle stiffness and pain. This is a combination found online for relief of muscle soreness.
Inflammatory proteins continue to dominate until mid Feb. Check online for anti-inflammatory foods- primarily man-made products.
Bread products are high on the inflammatory scale – likely because of the glyphosate- (pesticide association. It has been reported that Bragg’s Apple Cider Vinegar will help ameliorate inflammatory pain – especially for arthritis sufferers.
January 11-17
A glaucoma (eye) gene comes more strongly into play this week along with blood sugar issues. Blood clotting issues are still front and center. Immune and inflammatory proteins remain high. Those who are trained in this genre suggest bioflavonoids, zinc, Vitamin C, and D to support immune needs. The pupil (eye) is in stress until the end of the month.
Cartilage metabolism (causing stiff joints) will continue for the next 6 weeks or so. Copper, Sulfur and silica are involved. Wheat’s influence becomes even more dominant this week. Shellfish may cause a flare-up.
Histamine (allergy associated) started to climb last week and will continue to climb and increase allergy levels. High decreases in appetite and increases in metabolic rate are active now. Leptin can be monitored online through Ultimate Diet software found at SoundHealthPortal.com – SERVICES.
The frequencies associated with digestive enzymes continue to be stressed. Here is one of my favorites: Gastro Comfort by NOW – can be purchased from your local health food store or online.
Herpes frequencies return this week. The internet suggests that lysine may be in stress if a Herpes outbreak occurs. Lysine is an essential amino acid found in meat fish, dairy and eggs and is reported to prevent herpes and Shingles outbreaks.
The larynx (voice box) is an organ in the top of the neck involved in breathing, producing sound and protecting the trachea against food aspiration. People with ALS and Parkinson’s have issues with this muscle.
Additional muscles in stress this week: temporalis – associated with headaches beginning next week.