We learn in basic science class that everything in the world goes toward breaking down. Think about your car abandoned in a field or even parked in the garage and not moved at all for one year. The tires begin to show signs of rot and loose air and get a flat side. The working parts all begin to deteriorate. Your house would be about the same. A house that is not in use by anyone breaks down and eventually disappears. I was looking at a website for a book called "the world without us". It goes through in great detail, the process of the earth reclaiming itself if it was suddenly and completely unpopulated by humans.

The first effect would be the breaking down of all the things we have built and are familiar with in day to day life. The illustrations show the action of big bugs and small bugs like fungi and bacteria that nature enlists to reduce and return all things to a state of future usefulness.

We are often given an explanation of disease and degenerative conditions as being part of the aging process. This is a rather euphemistic way of saying you are breaking down faster than you are rebuilding. The problem with ending the explanation here is that the whole point of breaking down becomes absolutely pointless.

In the natural world, bugs and other processes break down everything for a reason. The reason is that it is an essential part of the cycle of rebuilding. The key is that the breaking down part of the effort doesn't overtake and overwhelm the rebuilding part.

Your body is part of the natural world and has the same processes built in to it. What is so often stated as a final judgement--"you're getting old"--is a poor understanding of the beginning of the life cycle. Having raw materials available to rebuild is foundational to new life.

Degeneration of human tissue is an essential part of regeneration of fresh life. Your body is constantly breaking down. It is also constantly building up and creating replacement parts out of the raw materials. The next stage of life is only as good as the raw materials available to rebuild with.

To build genuine replacement parts, you have to use the best materials possible to start with. This is the real problem with the typical explanation of aging. We use bad raw materials, products we falsely label as food, and expect to rebuild our body each day with something that can't be broken down into useful raw materials. This process goes on for years and decades and we blame the years and decades.

Don't let it happen to you. You are designed to regenerate at a faster rate than you degenerate for your life time. If this isn't working out for you correctly, come in and see how to reverse the old age trend and rebuild health.