Aetherin case  study - Poor circulation and insomnia

Tom Faught
Age 57
Diagnosis: Unknown
 

Notes: Mr. Faught has visited several specialists through the years for a variety of seemingly unrelated symptoms including insomnia, anxiety, fatigue, and compromised circulation. No cause could be determined. All blood chemistries were normal except for his CO2 level which was 20, well below the optimal range of 27. He began the administration of carbon dioxide for his hypocapnia using Aetherin.

Results: Upon using Aetherin, Mr. Faught reported imporvement in many symptoms including his anxiety and and insomnia. Mr. Faught also showed a normalization in his circulation as shown in the digital infrared photography seen below.

The first test shows a decrease in the circulation in Mr. Faught's chest area as shown by the green bank across his chest. This green area is nearly 4 degrees F colder than the surrounding area. This test also shows excessive blood flow to his thyroid area as shown by the orange section over his throat. After one application of Aetherin carbon dioxide, we can see the normalization of both the chest and the throat. This change took place in 60 seconds.

Mr. Faught is an excellent example of what happens when a person with a strong constitution becomes hypocapnic (low CO2). Since Mr. Faught did not have a weakness in the lungs (leading to asthma) or the brain (leading to epilepsy) or any other area of his body that was prone to disease, his hypocapnia took on a global character manifesting as a number of seemingly unrelated symptoms. 

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