Majid Ali, M.D. Healthy blood, healthy body. Unhealthy blood, unhealthy body. Sour blood, sour body. Clean blood, clean body. These are simple words. The microscopic photographs of blood presented tell the tory. Look at the three photographs of circulating blood (Figures 1 to 3) and try to imagine how the blood in the three figures might flow and carry oxygen
Read moreMajid Ali, M.D. Factors That Preserve Blood Components And Factor That damage Blood Components Majid Ali, M.D.FACTORS THAT PRESERVE BLOOD ComponentsCELLS AND FACXTORS THAT DAMAGE BLOOD COMPONENTS Pro-oxidant Promoters of Oxidopathy Antioxidant Blockers of Oxidopathy Lifestyle hyperadrenergic states Prayer, meditation and spiritual work Physical inactivity Limbic exercise28 Hyperglycemic-hypoglycemic shifts/diabetes Optimal choices in the kitchen27 Hypertension Optimal hydration, rebounding exercise
Read moreMajid Ali, M.D. The upper photograph shows Figure 7 shows damaged and sticky red blood cells of a cells a 52-year-old man with persistent atrial fibrillation. Close examination shows some zones of congealing surrounding many damaged red blood cells. The lower photograph shows a higher degree of stress on blood cells with breakdown of some cells with cellular fragmentation.
Read moreMajid Ali, M.D. In the early 1990s, I introduced the term “oxidative coagulopathy” for a state in which microclots composed of blood plasma alone or plasma with blood corpuscles form in the circulating blood. In the late 1990s, I recognized the more fundamental roles of oxygen’ signaling, cellular detox, and cellular detergent functions. In 1998, I introduced the term dysoxygenosis (dysox, for short) in
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