N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 4. THE PHYSICS OF THE REALITIES

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 77 In the work of the cardiovascular system such indicators as blood pressure and heart rate are important. Arterial pressure is measured in millimeters of mercury and recorded by a fraction, for example, 110/75, where 110 – systolic pressure, and 75 – diastolic; the difference between them is called pulse pressure, and it should not exceed 40-50 mm Hg. Art. The pulse pressure is a very important indicator of the blood vessels "age" . Decrease or increase of pulse pressure indicates a violation in their work. Optimal pressure for an adult is considered 120/70, and the pulse is 65-75 beats per minute. Pressure is variable. It changes all the time. You can see it for yourself by making a few measurements. In the transition from a prone position to a standing one, the pressure of a healthy man always rises to 6- 12 units (both systolic and diastolic) and heart rate quickens briefly at 12-15 beats per minute, then again reduces to values of 4-6 units higher than in the sitting position. When the body temperature rises by 1 degree, the pulse quickens at 10 beats per minute. A proven way to measure body temperature in the lack of a thermometer . The pulse significantly increases under physical load and psychological stress, for example, the cause of the increase may be fear of a "white smock". With the beginning of changes in the Control System and, accordingly, in the Human Life Support System, the load increases, especially on the metabolic and excretory systems of previously accumulated debris consisting of both exotoxins OBTAINED THROUGH THE CONSUMPTION OF MEDICINES, GMOS , transgenic fats, dyes, heavy metals (with food, water, air – the remains of the old parasitic system), and endotoxins. Moreover, they tend to accumulate in every cell because of the permanent decomposition of structures in the course of the “planned" transformations of the body; and all this is aggravated by the state of chronic stress, physical and mental exhaustion. "Toxins are molecules that a cell can not split because its own level of dimensionality is negligible, and therefore stagnant waves of dimensionality created by DNA and RNA molecules do not have any significant effect on their stability. Thus, the toxins find their way to the plasma, and then through the lymph vessels the plasma carrying toxins is reunited with the rest of the blood. Through the veins, the blood satiated with toxins gets to the heart, which, under pressure, drives this blood into the kidneys, where it is freed of toxins... "