Feeling Well And The Six Stages To Disease . . .

From an Ancient Medicine Perspective there are 6 Stages to Disease.

Whether you look at Ayurvedic Medicine or Homeopathic Medicine or Naturopathic Medicine or Blood Bio-Chemistries or The ASBRM (Australian Society for BioRegulatory Medicine) which has their own DISEASE EVOLUTION TABLE (DET), each one of these have 6 Stages to disease.

Each tells a similar story.

The one I am going to use is the oldest of them all – The Ayurvedic model.

Did you know Ayurvedic medicine is the oldest medical model in the world and predates Chinese medicine?

Ayurvedic medicine uses the words Dosha, Vata, Pitta and Kapha and for ease of the discussion I have taken them out to save confusion.

The purest won't like this but it certainly makes it easier for someone to understand if you have never come across these terms before.

The best way to enjoy exceptional health is to identify imbalances early and correct them before they progress to the later stages (especially stages 4 and 5) where it becomes much more difficult to treat.

The 6 Stages of Disease move from Stage 1 and move up to the more severe level of Stage 6.

The key is to pay attention to yourself and be conscious of the signs and symptoms as they move up the 6 stages, then take appropriate action.

During the first two stages of disease, you can restore balance to your system through simple dietary and lifestyle changes.

If you fail to recognize the signs that appear during the first two stages, then treatment is required for the proactive health seeker to stop the disease progression and restore health.

Most people are unaware of the warning signs and don't know what actions to take when the warning signs appear.

That's why I thought it important to look at how toxins accumulate, the signs and symptom picture that occurs, how you can therefore work out where you are on the 6 stages of disease continuum and what you can proactively do to take control of the helm restoring health once again.

Normally it's not until after Stage Four that symptoms get severe enough to seek help from a Health Practitioner.

However, once you know this information it becomes easy to see the steps that need to be taken.

And all this comes from over Four Thousand Years of Ancient Medicine's Wisdom.

Here are the Six stages to Disease . . .

1. Accumulation: In this stage, toxins start to accumulate in the body. Symptoms may be mild, such as occasional indigestion, fatigue, or mild aches.
2. Aggravation: The accumulated toxins begin to aggravate the body's systems. Symptoms become more frequent and noticeable, like frequent headaches, persistent fatigue, or digestive issues.
3. Dissemination: Toxins start to spread from their original site of accumulation to other parts of the body. Symptoms become more systemic, such as widespread pain, chronic fatigue syndrome, or skin conditions.
4. Localization: The toxins find a weak spot in the body and settle there. This is when specific diseases or chronic conditions start to manifest, like arthritis, asthma, or chronic digestive disorders.
5. Manifestation: The disease becomes fully manifest and clearly identifiable. Symptoms are pronounced and often debilitating. Conventional medical diagnosis usually occurs at this stage.
6. Complication: The disease has become chronic and may lead to other complications or secondary diseases. The body's structures and functions are significantly impaired.

By understanding these stages, you can take proactive steps to address imbalances early on, preventing them from progressing to more severe stages of disease.