DR. SHAZIA

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Before responding, please consider the following:

1. I am not, nor have ever identified with being a New Agist
2. I have not read, up until two days ago, any spiritual/religious material except the Bible.
3. I have always identified with being a Christian; although certain excerpts of the Bible tends to confuse me.
4. I have been suffering with many different illnesses for several years and had two separate surgeries last year.
5. Upon hearing I should have a third surgery for a third completely unrelated issue I decided instead to seek the assistance of a homeopath and a chiropractor (I was actually bed ridden from having severe back pain).
6. After seeking treatment every known illness from which I suffered stopped the day I began taking the homeopathic medicine. I had also altered my diet (vegetarian) and eat 90% organic prior to this time.

Something else happened after I began taking the medicine. I began having ascension symptoms. The typical stuff… falling through the bed, out of body experiences (semi-conscious), mild and extreme vibrations, visions when going off to sleep/waking up/going about my day to day life, and simply feeling different (amongst many other profound experiences). Upon reading some material I learned that I could have possibly been feeling this for years, but due to being in a negative vibrational state it manifested as very painful experiences. I recall even seeing a neurologist to figure out what was going on with me. Now these vibrations and other experiences are more enjoyable for the past two months. I should also note that I have had many profound spiritual experiences since I was a child that suddenly stopped for many years and began again with greater intensity after taking the homeopathic medicine.

My question is, have we been ascending for years? Are we all ascending? When did this start? Is it possible that this could have started a very long time ago, but just now being recognized? Based on my symptoms I am assuming I have been going through this for at least five years, and possibly many more.

Thanks for your input! Please, no negative responses or unrelated references to reading the Bible and praying. I do refer to the Bible and pray to the one God constantly… not just three times a day.
Thanks for your input guys; however, I don’t recall making a claim that the world will be ending in 2012. If you simply don’t have an answer, please move on and click on another topic. Thanks for your time.
Sorry guys… don’t have sleep apnea nor any other form of sleep disorders, nor any form of psychosis for that matter. I have never had a full out of body experience, just feelings of leaving my body and returning and memories of having visited places that are far from my kitchen. Looking for intelligent answers only.

Everyone’s going gaga over the latest diet craze being hyped by the media or the newest workout program to hit the fitness scene. New weight loss pills are being introduced one after another and have flooded the market competing for sales. People everywhere seem to be in that “lose the excess pounds” psyche:  “Thin is sexy!”. “Lean is hot!”.  “Rip those biceps.” “Flaunt your abs.”Back in the 80′s, Olivia Newton-John popularized the song “Let’s Get Physical” which promoted fitness and about the same time, physical fitness videos by celebrities flooded the market such as the legendary Jane Fonda Aerobics Videos.  Even John Travolta’s dance movie, “Staying Alive” capitalized on the fact that the then-emerging star was being mentored by no less than Sylvester Stallone for his physical fitness program to fit the role to a “T”.In today’s world where survival of the fittest becomes the name of the game, being overweight is considered absolutely unsexy.  The message is clear as you see it on tv, billboards, and magazines. Has everyone gone self-conscious?  Let’s face it.  It’s not just about vanity or feeling good about yourself.  It’s about living a healthy lifestyle.  The universal need to look and feel sexually desirable just comes secondary.  Whether you like it or not, being overweight is unattractive and can pose serious consequences in one’s health condition. How true is it that for every pound you lose, the more sexually desirable you become?  Though there are people who prefer sexual partners who are on the voluptous side, a great number still prefer having the right curves and bulges at the right places.   However, being sexually attractive is not the only goal we need to consider. Whether you are a man or a woman, you are responsible to always keep your body in good condition, if not in perfect shape. Losing weight can improve the sexual health of both men and women.  The couple becomes more aware of each others new size.  Their sexual senses have become more attuned to the sexual stimuli which they receive and therefore increases their sexual pleasure.  By having slimmer bodies, both the man and the woman becomes comfortable with their bodies and they tend to enjoy each other better when it comes to their sexual activities, as compared to overweight couples. It is no longer just a physical thing, it becomes an emotional factor.Obesity and InfertilityIt is believed that obesity could greatly affect male sexual health concerning infertility.  According to the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS),”overweight men are significantly more likely to be infertile than normal-weight men, and that for every 20-pound body weight gain in men there is a ten per cent increase in infertility.”  Though statistics show that women are more prone to obesity that men, still, this clearly shows that men should also take care of their weight for their health’s sake.On the other hand, obese women are particularly susceptible to increase in blood pressure than their male counterparts.  There is also higher risk of cancers such as postmenopausal breast cancer and endometrial cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.Body Image and Healthy WeightFor all its worth, men and women alike should maintain an ideal body weight and image.  Body image is the way we project ourselves and how we perceive and imagine the response of others.  It is not inborn, therefore, we can do something about it.  Healthy weight is the size which a person achieves based on the goal initially set in accordance with the person’s physical condition as determined by a medical professional.People try to find sensible and sustainable ways to achieve and maintain a healthy weight on a long term basis.   Maintain a healthy diet, exercise regularly, lead a vice-free lifestyle, and all the good things in life will be added unto you as well.