Somatids are microscopic energy particles. They are found in all things including humans, animals, fruit, veg, and the sap of plants and also in lifeless organic matter like rocks and ashes. They are apparently indestructible.
Looking at the somatid cycle (this is shown on our BTTI sheets under the Combination Remedies for the Blood Cells Vial information) the first three stages are normal and are necessary in the human body as an immune response initiator. There are however a further 13 stages from stage 4 to 16.
Let us take a look at what happens in this cycle under the various stages:
Stage: What happens…
- Normal
- Normal
- Normal
- Bacterial form
- Becomes double bacterial form evolving from the preceding and observed in blood smears
- Rod form – looks like bacteria but longer
- Bacterial form with double spores
- Bacterial form with granulated double spores – they begin to move
- Microbial bacteria – resulting from the maturation of the previous form and well known to microbiologists
- Microbial globular form – this micro bacteria has developed bubble like enclaves
- Bursting of bubble micro bacteria and this causes the release of elements of its cytoplasm (the fluid surrounding it) into the blood
- Yeast form – yeast like formations that result from the bursting of the bubble like bacteria
- Ascosporic – the further development of the yeast form which are pre cursers of mycelia form (fungus)
- Dycelia (fungus) – young
- Develops into adult fungus (with thallus / branches)
- End of cycle – when this fungus reaches full maturity it is extremely active and when it bursts it releases an enormous quantity of new particles into the blood. Each particle is capable of duplicating the entire cycle.
This fibrous thallus (or the waste product) which is the residue from the somatid cycle is often observed in blood smears and dismissed as an artifact of coloration[freckle/mole/age-spot].
I would call the above the next step in exogenous human evolution. ~Michael J. Loomis
We all know that our blood is a useful focal point for exploring our health. The Doctor will take blood samples to diagnose what is going on. Whatever health issues we have today is largely the result of what is in our blood. Our blood bathes our cells in nutrients 24 hours a day. Our blood also has to carry away metabolic waste products. It is our Super Highway of nutrition and detoxification that reaches into (virtually) every organ and cell in our entire body. It makes sense then, that to improve our health it is necessary to improve our blood composition. Some research shows that if you take blood from people whose bodies prevent cancer and then inject that blood into people suffering from cancer the anti-cancer benefits of the blood are immediately reflected in the cancer patient (through tumour shrinkage for example). There is such a thing as anti-cancer blood – if you eat an anti-cancer diet you are making anti-cancer blood every single day.
Some facts to think about:
- A typical human blood cell lives 4 – 5 months (approx. 120 days)
- Blood is made up of 3 things:
- Red Blood Cells: Oxygen carriers
- White Blood Cells: Immune Function
- Blood Plasma: Liquid solution that carries everything else.
When more red blood cells are needed, the body in its infinite healing wisdom automatically generates new ones. Obviously it must generate these new cells using the materials that are available – materials that are circulating in your blood at the time.
So the blood you make today that will be carried around your body for the next 4 months is made from the materials that are in your blood right now.
So let’s face it, bad blood leads to bad results.
- Anger/moody mental function
- Chronic disease
- Good blood on the other hand leads to happy healthy outcomes:
- Improves your sleep
- Improves your sex
- Improves your mood and cognitive function
- Keeps your body free from cancer
- Keeps your body youthful and energized
- Actively healing itself on multiple levels
Body System: Connection to Blood.
- Cardiovascular: Pumps blood around the body
- Muscular: Depends on a healthy blood supply
- Skeletal: Red and White Cells grow in bone marrow
- Endocrine: Hormones produced (our chemical messengers) circulated in the blood to keep proper internal environment
- Respiratory: Working with breathing muscles brings air to and from lungs where gases exchanged for oxygen. Blood transports these gases to and from all body tissues supplying oxygen and removing waste carbon dioxide.
- Immune: Protecting us from infectious diseases (white Blood Cells)
- Reproductive: Needs steady supply of oxygen. Blood carries the hormones released by the reproductive system around the body
- Urinary Tract: Formation of urine by the kidney eliminates waste and helps maintain the body’s chemical balance. Production of urine influenced by blood flow and blood pressure, chemical and various rhythms and cycles in the body such as sleep and waking.
- Digestive: Responsible for breakdown of food, extraction and absorption of nutrients (include all organs connected with digestion)
- Nervous: The Nervous system comprises Brain and Spinal Cord. Heart and Brain function are triggered by the Nervous system. Blood supply problems can cause mental health issues i.e. from toxins, drugs, medicines, alcohol etc. Infections can also affect the Brain.
- Lymphatic: Closely connected to the circulatory system. Lymph comes from the blood and is returned to the blood.
- Organs: All organs and tissues (Skin and Organs of Digestion) of the body need a supply of oxygenated blood and the removal of waste products.
In relation to the somatid cycle reference has to be made to Gaston Naessens who built the microscope which he called the Somatoscope. He was born in Northern France in 1924 and studied physics, chemistry and biology. When the war started he moved to South of France and continued his studies. He got a degree in Biological Engineering. During his studies he was bothered by the limited power of the microscope. He decided to make a better one. He build the Somatscope in 1949 which enabled him to see organisms as small as 150 angstroms (1 angstrom =- 100 millionth of a centimetre). This allowed Gaston Naessens to see the tiny organism in our blood while still alive as opposed to dead as is the case with other microscopes. With this magnification he began to study human blood. He discovered that the blood of sick people was vastly different to the blood of healthy people. He noticed that healthy people kept the somatid number in check while unhealthy bodies were unable to. He discovered that the first three somatids were essential to life because they produce a particle responsible for cell division. Naessens’ early successes in treating cancer was not approved of by the medical authorities and he was fined. He moved to Corsica but was forced to move again to avoid further investigation.
Unfortunately he was continuously persecuted as his work and research did not suit the American Cancer Society or the American Medical Association. He moved to Quebec. Here he had support from scientists and doctors until such time as the various Associations again denounced his findings.
Through his research Naessens discovered that when the immune system is weakened the somatids go through the other thirteen stages. This weakening can be caused by many reasons such as exposure to chemical pollution, ionising radiation, electric fields, poor nutrition, accident, shock, depression and more.
His research has resulted in the association of degenerative diseases with the development of forms in the 16 stage cycle (rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, lupus, cancer and Aids). The ability to associate the disease with specific stages has enable Naessens to pre-diagnose conditions in advance of when they would clinically appear. He did wonderful work and though he was continually persecuted Fr. Fox chose to include this work in his BTTI protocol.
So to wrap up: When thinking about health enhancing qualities of your blood remember this astonishing fact:
Modern science cannot make human blood. But YOU can.
So will you manufacture blood out of transfats, pharmaceuticals and junk food or will you make your blood out of living fruits and vegetables, healthful omega 3s and positive energies from Mother Nature?
It’s your choice, each and every day. You can have good blood or bad blood and the health results you get will directly reflect the quality of your blood.