FYI: I was informed that I qualify for Mensa, which means that, intelligence wise, I am among the top 2% of the smartest people of the world and I also studied biology up to senior level premed, the sports sciences, sports medicine, and chemistry at the University of New Mexico, which has excellent science, medical, and sports science programs. I am 76 years old and began studying science in 1968.
Keep in mind that, over the last half century, I have had plenty of good doctors and I have also had MDs I will not go back to see. They are all human just like you and me.
This is going to be just a wee bit complex but I will keep it simple enough for most people to understand. This is the short story.
Also, I have a hypothesis that, if HPV causes the enlargement of the female urethral sphincter or the muscle that controls urination for women, they will have these same problems and my research told me that it is probably the case.
I have learned the hard way that many US MDs are not very good and some can be very bad and that is probably true in most nations. There are a number of reasons for this and one is that, if you study psychology, you will learn there are different types and levels of intelligence.
To get a college degree at most universities, especially in the soft science, all you need is what is called “rote memorization” or the ability to just remember stuff to answer questions on exams.
A more important form of intelligence is “critical thinking”, which is the ability to use what you have learned to figure things out and I have seen too many MDs who do not have or may be too lazy to do critical thinking, which is scary because they just blindly believe, whatever their human gods or college professors tell them. If they question their gods, that is blasphemy.
When I studied science in college and then exercise physiology, Kinesiology, and athletic training or sports medicine, we were trained to use critical thinking to figure out things for ourselves, which every college graduate, especially scientists and MDs should all do.
Also, we have different levels of intelligence and the average intelligence for college graduates is only an IQ of 114 with the range for just average IQs being from 85 to 115 so that the average intelligence for college graduates is just a high average intelligence.
If you understand statistical analysis and know that you have to have an IQ of 130+ or genius level intelligence to pass just freshman and sophomore hard science courses like biology and physics, that should tell you 1) that the hard science graduates skew the total graduate average IQ higher than it should be and 2) that the average IQ for graduates in the soft sciences, is probably only about 100 or a mid range average level intelligence, meaning that a lot of them have low average IQs, which is scary, when you know that those people often get jobs running things like big businesses and government, which is why our governments screw up so much.
One of the biggest problems with our governments is that the people who get those jobs are not really very smart but, because they are THE government, they begin to think they are much, much smarter than they are and that causes them to believe they should be micromanaging everyone else’s lives and they have proved they are horrible at that.
I want to show you how much of a problem this is in science and medicine by sharing my HPV Medical Hypothesis with you. It will probably scare the crap out of you and teach you that, if your doctor gives you a serious diagnosis, you just might want to get a second opinion for safety sake.
Blue Cross Blue Shield would not cover my MDs running tests on me to find out what was wrong with me because I was not bleeding (breach of contract) so I had to wait until I was so sick I was almost dead and couldn’t do anything so I could no longer pay them and qualified for Medicaid before anyone would run tests on me.
With the Medicaid, the government wouldn’t pay my pcp enough to do the pathological research to find out what was wrong with me so I had to use the web sites at the CDC and Mayo Clinic setup for MDs to do pathological research to do my own pathological research to find out what was wrong with me, which I am trained to do because of the biology, sports sciences, and sports medicine I am trained in. I made a number of medical diagnoses that tests proved to be true.
It was years of doing that pathological research that caused me to gather enough intel to develop my HPV Medical Hypothesis.
Since my second ex-wife gave me HPV, every MD I have talked to about this said the same thing that, “It causes an enlarged prostate but doesn’t cause any other medical problems in men.”
That scares the crap out of me because it tells me that too many MDs were all quoting the same source and they all just blindly believed it.
We knew half a century ago that an enlarged prostate often causes prostate cancer so you should keep an eye on it.
Guess what, I got the enlarged prostate AND then I also got the prostate cancer, which can kill you but I guess that those MDs don’t think something killing you is a medical problem. /sarc
But we also knew half a century ago that an enlarged prostate can cause other medical problems but not if it is caused by HPV?
One thing an enlarged prostate will do is restrict urine flow, which will fill up the bladder and back flush the kidneys, which will eventually destroy the kidneys and kill you but remember that killing you is not a medical problem, wink, wink, wink. /sarc
Keeping track, that is two ways that HPV can kill men and we are just getting started.
Back flushing the kidneys also causes a condition called “Hypervolemia” or increased water blood level. That alone causes several significant problems, especially if you understand biology and physics.
In physics, you learn that atoms and molecules diffuse or move from areas of higher concentration to areas of lower concentration and that the greater the difference in concentrations, the greater the amount and rate for diffusion will be.
You also have to understand that there are both active and passive transports across cell membranes. Active transport is where a molecule imbedded in the cell membrane moves certain molecules across the cell membrane and passive transport is where molecules move freely across the membrane by diffusion. Water moves freely in both directions across the cell membranes by diffusion based on relative concentrations of water inside and outside the cell.
This means that, if you get Hypervolemia or higher water blood level, the water will diffuse more into the cells, increasing pressure within the cells, causing the cell membranes in all of your cells to inflate or distend and one of the most important jobs for the cell membrane is to keep the molecules inside the cell under enough pressure to keep them close enough together so they don’t “float away” from each other and either decrease or stop having life function chemical reactions.
As the intensity of the Hypervolemia increases, it causes the expansion of the cell membrane to increase, which increases the severity of the problem. Basically, the higher you water blood level, the worse the problem gets.
At the mild to mid level of Hypervolemia, it will slow the life functions within the cells so that the cells cannot do as much work within a given period of time. This decrease in cell function not only decreases the work the cell can do within a given period of time but also decreases the recovery work it takes longer for the cells to rebuild from doing work.
If the recovery work is decreased enough, your cells will remain in a state of fatigue so that the cells will fatigue much sooner and more easily when doing work, which causes “chronic fatigue syndrome” and you need to keep that in mind because we will get back to that much later.
If the cell membranes distend enough, the molecules inside will “float” far enough away from each other to cause cell life functions to stop, the cells will die, and, if enough of the right cells die, you die so we just found a third way HPV can kill you.
The second thing that Hypervolemia causes is that, as you increase the amount of water in your blood without also increasing the amount of salt in your blood, then your “salt blood level” decreases, which is called Hyponatremia and you end up with Hypervolmic-Hyponatremia; high water blood level and low salt blood level.
Salt blood level is very critical for a number of reasons.
You have to understand that, in your nerve and brain cells, you have a thing called the “Sodium Pump” that helps the cells function.
Your normal salt blood level is 35 to 45 milligrams per miliunit of blood (they use two different terms for same amount of blood so I just say “miliunit). If it drops down below 35 milligrams per miliunit of blood, the salt begins to diffuse out of your sodium pumps in your nerve and brain cells into your blood, which decreases their function. If your salt blood level drops below 15 milligrams per miliunit of blood, you go into a coma because of decreased brain cell functions and better than 90% of the people who go into that coma die because your brain can no longer keep your heart beating and your lungs breathing.
Gee, my research just showed us a fourth way that HPV can kill you in spite of them believing that it doesn’t cause “other medical problems”. I am not sure but they just might want to question what they are told and use more critical thinking.
Another thing my research showed me that the HPV induced Hyponatremia causes is that, with it decreasing nerve cell functions, it causes sleep apnea.
The way it does that is you have what is called “the muscle spindle system” that controls your reflexes and muscle tonus to keep the proper tension in muscle cells to maintain the proper structure and function of your body.
You have two parts to your nervous system. You have the part that goes from your brain to the parts of your body and then the muscle spindle system, which is contained within muscles for reflexes and muscle tonus control
If the nerve cells for the muscle spindle system decrease in function enough, they permit the muscle cells to relax too much. If this happens when you are sleeping on your back and the muscles in your jaw and throat relax too much, they will sag down against the back of your throat and decrease oxygen flow into your lungs pending how bad the Hyponatremia is.
When that happens, you will feel a very light numbness in those muscles like you went to the dentist and the nova cane is finally wearing off.
This causes sleep apnea, which affects the oxygen blood level, which is normally at about 93% to 94% of maximum oxygen blood potential. When the oxygen blood level begins to drop, there are sensors throughout your cardiovascular system to tell your brain what your oxygen blood level is and they cause the brain to increase heart rate to increase blood flow to increase the amount of oxygen reaching those sensors and the rest of your body and also increases the oxygen burn rate for the heart.
Now, if over time, your Hyponatremia gets bad enough that it decreases you oxygen blood level more and more because it is closing off your throat more and more, then your sleep heart rate will climb until it gets up to about 160 to 180 beats per minute or bpm. At that rate, your heart oxygen burn rate is very high and, if your oxygen blood level drops below 70%, better than 90% of you will go into cardiac arrest and die because the heart won’t be getting enough oxygen to keep functioning.
Gee, my research found a fifth way that HPV can kill you.
BTW, the MDs believe that it is the obesity that causes sleep apnea because they did not study sports sciences in college and because almost all people with sleep apnea are obese, so they just wrongly assumed that it is the obesity that causes the sleep apnea but I wasn’t even over weight, when I was diagnosed with severely life threatening sleep apnea that is so severe most people would have died before they got close to being that sick (but that is another story) so I knew their assumption is wrong.
If it is the obesity that causes sleep apnea, why was I not even over weight and I had severely life threatening sleep apnea?
They made it clear that I had the lowest oxygen blood level they had heard of and the person not dying before it getting that low.
My research and studies in sports sciences the doctors don’t study in the US told me that it is the sleep apnea that causes the obesity and not the obesity that causes the sleep apnea.
You see, in the sports sciences you learn that your body does most of its cell molecular recovery work at night, while sleeping and better than 90% of that work is done by burning fat, which is aerobic and requires oxygen and, if you are hypoxic because of sleep apnea, you cannot not burn most of that fat to do the repairs, so you will store it and become obese and the MDs don’t know that because they don’t study the sports sciences so they just wrongly assumed that most people with sleep apnea are obese means it is the obesity causing the sleep apnea and not the sleep apnea causing the obesity.
You have to be careful about making assumptions in science. I have seen too many of them be wrong in the last half century. You always question your assumptions with science.
This should also tell you something else.
Remember that I told you to keep in mind about the Hypervolemia causing chronic fatigue syndrome?
If your body cannot burn the fat to do all of the daily repairs for cells, those repairs don’t get done and it exacerbates your chronic fatigue syndrome because your cells are partially fatigued and I was diagnosed with SEVERE chronic fatigue syndrome because of it, which just totally screws up your life.
In doing my research, I noticed some very interesting magic coincidences that no one else seems to have noticed. It seems that, at the same time, there are pandemics for HPV, chronic fatigue syndrome, sleep apnea, and obesity in the US.
Gee, don’t you think someone should do some research to see if there just might be links between all of those pandemics at the same time, you know, like maybe the HPV is causing the other pandemics, just maybe?
BTW, I was diagnosed with HPV, Severe Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Severely Life Threatening Sleep Apnea, and am still not fat, much less obese.I hope that helps some of you.