Vision Healing: Healing with Knowledge and Wisdom

Monday, September 21, 2020

Healing with Knowledge and Wisdom

If you or your loved ones have been diagnosed with myasthenia gravis, one of the autoimmune diseases, it must have been a devastating experience, especially if the neurologist has said that there is no known cure, except using medications to control and manage the many debilitating disease symptoms associated with myasthenia gravis.

A traumatic experience may have a prolonged effect on the human mind: having overwhelming negative emotions; feeling numb and unable to experience pleasure or even pain over a long period of time. The ultimate impact is that it may affect how you think, feel, act, and react in every aspect of your daily life and living.

To heal yourself of myasthenia gravis or any illness, you must be both knowledgeable and wise.

Knowledge and Wisdom

Knowledge comes from how your mind perceives and processes any information available. Wisdom, on the other hand, is how you apply the knowledge acquired to cope with any disease and disorder you may have, as well as your everyday life and living. The important implication: being knowledgeable may not necessarily make you wise or wiser.

The bottom line: you need both knowledge and wisdom to heal yourself of myasthenia gravis.

Given that both knowledge and wisdom come from the thinking mind, your brain is, therefore, the most important of all your body organs. With its billions of brain cells, your brain is not only most complicated but also major source of all your health issues and problems related to myasthenia gravis.

So, it is important to keep your brain healthy as much as possible in order to be capable of acquiring the knowledge and attaining the wisdom to heal your myasthenia gravis.

The Healthy Brain

This is how you may keep your brain healthy:

· Keep yourself hydrated because 80 percent of your brain is water. Drink at least 7-8 cups of water per day.

· Keep healthy gums, and floss your teeth regularly to prevent any gum disease.

· Enhance and improve blood flow to your brain with your 30-minute exercise at least several times a week.

· Eat a healthy diet: high-quality lean protein; low-glycemic and high-fiber carbohydrates; natural and not processed foods.

· Avoid inflammation and the formation of free radicals in your body.

· Avoid sugar and sugary drinks, including all sodas and diet sodas.

· Quit smoking, and limit your alcohol consumption to no more than 5 glasses per week.

· Manage your blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol levels.

· Maintain healthy levels of nutrients, e.g. vitamin D and omega-3s.

· Maintain healthy hormones of the thyroid and the testosterone.

· Promote good mental health, and avoid anxiety and depression.

· De-stress yourself with correct breathing and daily meditation.

· Get quality sleep of at least 7-8 hours a night without the help of medication.

· Develop meaning and purpose in your life.

In addition to having a healthy brain, you must learn how to empower your thinking mind to seek and acquire the knowledge to heal your myasthenia gravis.

Stephen Lau