Йоги болеют не потому, что мало практикуют. А потому что закрывают венозный угол

👉 https://olgashishova.courses/onlayn-k... 👆 More details at the link above 🧬 "I have multiple sclerosis. And my mother lived to be 96. So why did I get sick?" A very common question. A family of long-lived people, and then a person receives a serious diagnosis in their 30s or 40s. Doctor Olga Shishova examines the real story of a patient with multiple sclerosis and shows how hereditary microbiome, bile stasis, and a closed venous angle all fit together. Main topics of conversation 🔴 The first child in a family is the "uterine cleaner." They absorb the greatest amount of the mother's microflora. If the mother and grandmother had inflammatory processes, bile stasis, or arthrosis, the first child will suffer the same consequences, often in a more severe form. 🔴 Multiple sclerosis and autoimmune diseases are caused by a hereditary microbiome that wasn't properly regulated. Fungal inflammation, decreased immunity, bile stasis, and nerve damage all originate in the gastrointestinal tract. 🔴 How did the disease begin? In this patient, it started in her right leg. This means the problem lies in the ascending colon and bile stasis (on the right side). Bile stasis → digestive problems → intestinal inflammation → enlarged inguinal lymph nodes → compression of the blood vessels and nerves in the leg. 🔴 The main mistake yogis (and many practitioners) make is a closed venous angle. During nauli and some asanas, the hands block the lymph flow from the abdomen, armpits, and venous angle. Lymph stagnates in the abdominal cavity, compressing the spinal cord and vagus nerve → damage to nerve impulses. 🔴 The puzzle has come together: hereditary microbiome → biliary dyskinesia → chronic inflammation → enlarged lymph nodes → compression of blood vessels and nerves → pain, impaired innervation, multiple sclerosis. 🔴 What to do? Daily abdominal exercises: pull in, push out, find the pain point. Open the venous angle (lymphatic massage of the neck and collarbones). Diaphragmatic breathing. Eastern prayer and Christian prostration are bends that relieve bile stasis. Yoga – but without closing the venous angle and without locks that impede lymph flow. A word about children and allergies 🔸 The patient's five-year-old daughter has a kink in her gallbladder. It can be easily corrected by simply pushing her stomach out and pulling her stomach in. After this, the child's allergies disappeared. 🔸 Allergies are caused by a buildup of inflammatory proteins. A natural inflammatory process (in the intestines) + protein bloom = the excess is eliminated through the skin and mucous membranes. 🔸 The East treats with prayer, the West with an enema. And our Orthodox Christian bow (to the ground) is the best way to disperse bile stasis. The doctor's main conclusion "Start treatment where the disease began. Reconstruct your genealogy through the female line, lay down some straw for yourself and your children. Work on your abdomen daily, open the venous angle, breathe with your diaphragm. Otherwise, the hereditary microbiome will still resurface—at 30, 40, or 50."