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Is Your Body At War With Itself!By Dr. Greg Fors, DC / Board-certified Neurologist

An autoimmune disorder is a condition that occurs when yourimmune system attacks and destroys healthy body tissue. Actually, it is asif your immune system becomes so enraged it declares war on the body.Autoimmune diseases are now the third most common category of diseasein the United States after cancer and heart disease, with more than 80 namedtypes and estimated at being among the ten leading causes of death amongwomen in all age groups up to 65 years These diseases affect approximately22 million persons, but why? From the year 1900 to the end of World War II, most of the diseases throughout the world were “diseases of contagion.” These were diseases caused by outside pathogens entering the body. With the introductionof proper sanitation practices and antibiotics, most of these contagiousdiseases have been controlled, especially in the developed world. However,beginning at the end of World War II and especially at the present time,the primary disorders in the developed world became diseases of the toxicburden. It’s simple really; as this planet’s toxic burden increases, so yourbody’s toxic burden increases. When your body is exposed to chemicals, heavy metals andplasticizers it struggles to take these toxins out of your bloodstreamby eliminating them through the stool and kidneys. The problem is that the higher the toxic load and/or the more compromised your organs ofdetoxification and elimination become the more you accumulate thesecontaminants in your tissues. These chemicals can then wreak havoc onyour body destroying your health and well-being. Your body’s only defenseagainst this onslaught is calling the immune system into action. Ask yourself, how many people do you know with fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, environmental sensitivity, lupus, Hashimoto’sThyroiditis, “dry eye syndrome” or children with autism or ADHD? You’reprobably aware of the ever-increasing numbers of people who no longercan eat foods containing gluten, casein, corn or soy, or be in the same room with someone wearing perfume. All of these modern disorders are relatedto an angry over taxed immune system and systemic inflammation triggeredby toxic injury from “fake” foods and a toxic environment. Many of theautoimmune disorders of today were not that prevalent even 25 years ago. Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is the most common thyroid disease and autoimmune disorder in the country today. It is triggered when antibodiesfrom your immune system attack your thyroid. This can decrease thethyroid’s hormone output (a condition called hypothyroidism). Symptomsinclude weight gain, fatigue, constipation, dry hair, depression, joint andmuscle pain, infertility and often increased cholesterol. Research findsthis condition to be seven times more common in women than in men and frequently goes undiagnosed unless the right lab tests are run. Thyroiditis can also increase thyroid function (hyperthyroidism).As an autoimmune disorder, this results when thyroid-stimulating antibodiesbegin to mimic thyroid-stimulating hormones causing your thyroid toincrease hormone production. This can cause symptoms of such as rapid heartbeat, heat intolerance, weight loss, frequent bowel movements andanxiety like symptoms. Common causes of Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis are specific antigenssuch as a food, a mold, bacteria, or chronic virus that triggers the autoimmunereaction. Environmental chemicals and heavy metals can also be triggers.Gluten sensitivity is also a very common cause of Hashimoto’s thyroiddysfunction and is commonly undiagnosed. How does someone conquer these devastating autoimmune disorders? Proper laboratory testing by a knowledgeable doctor is theonly way to know what is causing your thyroiditis and how to heal it. The common approach of utilizing drugs actually suppresses the immune systemwhich can lead to devastating side effects such as lessening your ability toresist infections and the spread of malignant cancer cells. These drugs canalso cause hypertension, gastric ulcers, increased blood lipids and glucosealong with kidney and liver injury. However, as have many other doctors who practice functionalmedicine, I have seen numerous patients with autoimmune disordersconquer them through a natural approach, without dangerous drugs. Thereis a better, safer way!Want to know more? Your invited to attend my FREE SEMINARS!

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● On March 11, 1918, a historic infl uenza epidemic breaks out at the U.S. Army hospital at Fort Riley, Kan. The disease soon traveled to Europe with the American soldiers heading to the battlefi elds of France. The fl u would eventually kill 675,000 Americans and more than 20 million people around the world.

● On March 7, 1938, Janet Guthrie, the fi rst woman to compete in the Indianapolis 500 and Daytona 500 races, is born in Iowa City, Iowa. Guthrie drove in her fi nal Indy 500 in 1979 and her

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● On March 17, 1905, future president Franklin Delano Roosevelt weds his fi fth cousin once removed, Eleanor Roosevelt, in New York. In 1918, Eleanor was devastated to discover that Franklin was having an affair with her secretary, Lucy Mercer. When Eleanor threatened to leave him, his mother intervened and offered to support Eleanor fi nancially if she would stay in the marriage.

● On March 18, 1911, Irving Berlin copyrights the biggest pop song of the early 20th century, “Alexander’s Ragtime Band.” In the fi rst two decades of the 20th century, musical popularity was based not on the sale of recorded performances, but on the sale of sheet music. Future Berlin hits would include “White Christmas” and “God Bless America.”

● On March 16, 1926, American Robert H. Goddard launches the world’s fi rst liquid-fueled rocket at Auburn, Mass. The rocket, fueled by liquid oxygen and gasoline, traveled for 2.5 seconds at a speed of about 60 mph, reaching an altitude of 41 feet and landing 184 feet away.

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• As a Minnesota manufacturing plant worker during the World War I era, Charles Strite partook of his meals

in the plant cafeteria. After being served burned toast countless times, he devised a machine that would turn off the heat and pop up the bread when the toast was done. Although General Electric had already marketed a toaster in 1909, their model only toasted one side at a time and had to be manually turned off. Strite added springs and a timer to his appliance and patented his “Toastmaster.” His later models added a lightness and darkness lever.

• While Swiss chemist and textile engineer Jacques Brandenberger was seated in a restaurant in the early 1900s, a glass of wine was spilled on the tablecloth. As the chemist watched the waiter replace the cloth, an idea occurred to him — a transparent, protective fi lm that would make cloth waterproof. After many experiments, he came up with what we

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• Although Sarah Boone wasn’t the fi rst to invent an ironing board, she is credited with a major improvement to the design. Patent No. 473,653 was issued to this former slave in April of 1892, making her one of the fi rst, if not the fi rst African-American woman to receive a patent. An “ironing table” patent had been awarded in 1858, but Boone’s featured a narrower design, enabling users to effectively iron sleeves and bodies of garments.

• The Frisbie Baking Company opened in Bridgeport, Connecticut, in 1871, and earned a good living selling pies to many of the New England colleges, including Yale. Beginning in the 1940s, Yale students discovered that tossing the empty pie tin made for great fun, and students turned it into a game. Meanwhile, out in California, an L.A. building inspector, Walter Frederick Morrison, who was quite interested in fl ying saucers, invented a

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