Are Your Batteries Fully Charged Up

September 17, 2017

A pH meter can give you a reading of either pH or millivolts. It’s actually easier to understand what’s going on if you use millivolts. A pH of 7.35 equates to -20 millivolts of electron donor. A pH of 7.45 is -25 millivolts of electron donor. Cells are designed to run in an environment of -20 to -25 millivolts.

People get confused because if you measure across a cell membrane you get about minus 90 millivolts. But the environment is designed to be -20 to -25 millivolts.

“That was a critical piece of my understanding to begin to understand how to get myself well,” Tennant says (who, by the way, turned 77 this past June and still enjoys healthy mental faculties and goes to work every day). To repair and heal, on the other hand, cells need an environment of -50 millivolts. In other words, you need double the normal voltage to repair or replace damaged cells.

“Dr. Hiroki Nakatani in Japan was the first person to use modern electronics to measure acupuncture meridians. He published his work in 1951. Dr. Reinhard Voll in Germany did similar work and published it in 1952. I was able to get Nakatani’s rather rudimentary device (an ohmmeter) and found that my brain was running somewhere between 2 and 4 millivolts, instead of the 25 that it needed to run and the 50 it needed to repair.

Now, it was obvious why it didn’t work,” he says. “Understanding that my brain didn’t have enough voltage to work correctly, that was really what started me on the journey of trying to figure out how to get things to work again.”

Chronic Disease Is the Result of Failure to Make Functional Cells

First, he came across work by a Russian doctor named Alexander Karasev, who had identified a waveform that can transfer electrons to cell membranes. He was able to acquire a SCENAR device developed by Karasev and began to treat himself with it. Years later, he developed his own Biomodulator device.¹

“As I began to recognize that the body had to have energy, the other big change in my paradigm was when I finally understood that the body is constantly wearing itself out and having to make new cells. You get new cones in the macula of your eye every 48 hours. The lining of the gut is replaced every three days. The skin that you and I are sitting in today is only 6 weeks old. Your liver’s 8 weeks old. Your nervous system’s 8 months old.

One of the things I began to realize then is that chronic disease only occurs when you lose the ability to make new cells that work. [By extension], if you say that you must have a cell that works, that cell must contain functional mitochondria. But the mitochondria are not going to work if the cell membranes don’t work.

It’s the total unit that you have to have working. It’s sort of like having a brand-new car. If it doesn’t have a transmission, even though you’ve got the rest of it there, it’s not going to work. You have to have the whole thing … Cells actually have four battery packs. The mitochondria are only one of those battery packs. You want them all to be functional.”

In a nutshell, inadequate voltage is a characteristic of all chronic disease. Either you do not have the necessary voltage to run the cells, or the higher voltage needed to make new cells. So, to heal, you need the proper voltage. You also need all of the necessary raw materials (nutrients) required to make new cells and address any toxins that might damage cells as fast as you make them.

Body Electric — The Human Battery System

According to Tennant, there are four major battery systems in the human body that make cells work. The largest is your muscle battery. Your muscles are piezoelectric, which means that when you engage your muscles, electrons are emitted. In a way, your muscles act like rechargeable batteries, so while they emit electrons, they also store them.

To recharge the “battery pack” in your muscles, all you need to do is move and exercise. In summary, the four battery systems found in the human body are as follows. All of these battery systems must be functional for cells to work correctly:

Fifth Energy System — Structured Water

A fifth system that holds and delivers energy is structured water — negatively charged water found in your cells and extracellular tissues. Typical tap water is H2O, but this fourth phase is actually H3O2. It’s more viscous, more ordered and more alkaline than regular water, and the refractive index (optical property) of this water is about 10 percent higher than ordinary water. Its density is also about 10 percent higher and, as mentioned, it has a negative charge (negative electrical potential).

This may provide the answer as to why human cells are negatively charged. Tennant does not go into structured water here, but it’s a whole additional component that also plays an important role in health and disease. In summary, the way you recharge this structured water is through sunlight. Sun exposure structures the water in your body, which provides greater energy. To learn more about this, please review “Water Supports Health in Ways You May Never Have Suspected.”

What Cells Require for Proper Function

As mentioned, chronic disease is characterized by low voltage. The obvious question then becomes, why won’t the battery packs hold a charge? Here, a number of factors can come into play. Among the most important are:

Emotions Create Distorted Magnetic Fields That Lower Voltage

Another really important factor that lowers your body voltage are stuck, negative emotions. Your body actually stores emotions as magnetic fields. Tennant explains:

“If you put a magnetic field in one of the body’s circuits, it simply blocks the flow of electrons. So, what we found is that one of the most important things that start chronic disease is actually emotions. You can identify these emotional magnetic fields in a variety of different ways.

Work by Eileen McKusick and others have shown we’re all surrounded by this magnetic field. It goes out about 5 feet … [One of the things McKusick taught is you can take a tuning fork, strike it and you’ll hear it hum.

As you move it through the field, when it hits one of these areas of emotional distortion, its pitch goes deeper. You can actually hear it. If you can put a pendulum right where you find it, you’ll see the pendulum spins counter-clockwise if there’s an emotional distortion there. It spins clockwise if there isn’t.”

To erase the aberrant magnetic fields caused by negative emotions, Tennant applies a stronger magnetic field using his Biomodulator, which not only can transfer electrons but also put out a variety of waveforms, including scalar energy.

Treating Macular Degeneration

Today, Tennant no longer practices general ophthalmology. The only eye problems he treats are macular degeneration and glaucoma, using voltage-based techniques. The macula is on the stomach meridian. “The reason people get macular degeneration is that they lose the minus 50 millivolts they need to make new cells every 48 hours,” he says. “As those cells wear out, they can’t get replacements.”

To address it, you need to determine why there’s deficient voltage in the stomach meridian. You also need to make sure you’re giving your body all the materials needed to replace those macular cells. Nerve cells are 50 percent cholesterol by weight, so it’s nearly impossible to reverse macular degeneration if you’re on a statin drug, as you will not have enough cholesterol in your system.

Other important nutrients are animal-based omega-3 fats and fulvic acid, typically sold as “fulvic trace minerals,” which provides vitamins, minerals and amino acids.

“Fulvic acid is a primary control of cell membranes because it’s one of the few substances that can be either plus or minus, as it needs to be,” Tennant explains. “When we take that, it provides the things we need. Of course, there’s research coming out now that shows not only does it correct mineral deficiencies, but it begins to help with the way our intestinal cells interlock, and so on.

Also, fulvic acid is a great way to get rid of heavy metals because [it goes] inside the cell, grabs the metal, pulls it out, hands it off to the humic, which then takes it out of your body. In intravenous chelation, the chelating materials can only get to extracellular things, because they won’t go inside the cells where almost all the metals reside.”

Astaxanthin, a potent antioxidant, can also be quite beneficial. Since the macula replaces itself every 48 hours, people with dry macular degeneration may start noticing results in as little as three or four days, provided you’ve addressed the nutritional component as well. In many cases, Tennant has been able to restore vision to within the normal reading range.

Wet macular degeneration is more difficult, as the bleeding causes scarring and new cells cannot eliminate the scar. In these cases, the goal is to stabilize the disease and prevent further deterioration.

Treating Glaucoma

To treat glaucoma, you have to treat the liver/gallbladder circuit, as the optic nerve is on the liver/gallbladder meridian. “The optic nerve replaces itself every eight months if it has the 50 millivolts to do it,” he says. “What you’ll find in every glaucoma patient is that the polarity in the liver meridian has dropped down past zero, so it’s an electron stealer instead of an electron donor.”

You also need to treat the sympathetic system, which controls lymphatics, because the outflow channel of your eye is part of the lymphatic system. So, “to fix glaucoma, you look at both the sympathetic and parasympathetic and figure out why that’s not balanced, and then you fix the liver/gallbladder circuit,” Tennant says. Since it takes eight months to replace the optic nerve, it takes longer to notice results when treating glaucoma. Also, you’re also more likely to merely stabilize the disease than reverse it.

More Information

If you’ve enjoyed this conversation, I would strongly encourage you to join us at the ACIM conference in Orlando, Florida, November 2 through 4. The event is being held at the Florida Conference and Hotel Center. Both Tennant and I, along with many other outstanding speakers, like Steven Sinatra, Jonathon Wright and Lee Cowden, all of whom I have previously interviewed, will be there. You can see the rest of the amazing speakers on the ACIM event page.

If you are a physician and are interested in learning about how you can use the ketogenic diet and other therapies for cancer, heart disease, Lyme and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, please be sure and come. If you are a patient, there will be a separate and less expensive track on the same date and location. However, you will need to come back to this page at a later date, as the registration page for the event is still unavailable.

To learn more about how body voltage dictates health and disease, be sure to pick up a copy of Tennant’s book, “Healing Is Voltage: The Handbook.” You can also learn more on his website, TennantInstitute.com. There you’ll also find contact information for his Dallas-based clinic.

“Again, you have to do everything it takes to make new cells work. The voltage piece is basic. If you don’t do that, then nothing works. Even if you eat a perfect diet but don’t have voltage in the digestive system, you’re still starving to death. You have to have the voltage. You have to have the nutrition. You have to deal with the toxins. You have to do all of those,” Tennant says.

Source: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2017/09/17/body-voltage-dictates-health-and-disease.aspx