Recently there was an article in the news about how, many times, seemingly different health problems seem to coincide or run together sequentially...
Are they really different though?
A person could have a kidney problem and then have it become a heart problem - two different organs with entirely different roles and purposes in your body but they’re much related to each other.
If the kidney isn’t working properly it can cause a back-up in pressure and increase the blood pressure and eventually damage the heart.
Example: If a man has prostate enlargement it will prevent complete draining of the urine and this will back up into the kidney and if this problem is allowed to continue too long - the blood pressure is sure to rise. Who knows - Maybe this is even followed by a stroke.
So - is this prostate trouble, kidney trouble or heart trouble?
Obviously it becomes all three but what is it initially?
Maybe it’s low back trouble. Maybe there is pressure on the nerve in the lower back (L3 disc bulge?), that controls what the prostate does, whether or not the prostate is healthy or not and because of that pressure on that nerve the prostate fails - to be healthy.
Maybe it’s a digestive problem. Maybe because of poor nutrition, poor food choices, poor absorption... the prostate isn’t properly nourished and it becomes inflamed and swollen.
Which do you treat - the high blood pressure? Do you treat the inflamed kidney, the urinary retention in the bladder, the inflamed prostate or do you fix the spinal nerve problem or the nutrition problem that might be initiating the entire problem.