Healing With Metabolic Patterns Biomarkers 2.0, Based Only on Optimally Well Persons - Befriending Our Biology

Biomarkers are numbers generated from tests,both invasive and non-invasive.  Biomarkers 2.0 are test numbers referenced to numerical ranges for only optimal well of the organ or system tested.  Biomarkers 2.0 test results are always referenced to numerical ranges representing optimal wellness.

This text focusses on the two most researched sets of Biomarkers 2.0, those for optimal lymph and optimal mineral amounts and ratios.  

"Healing all the way well" is a phrase Mimi Castellanos (Bravo.Coop) uses.  I put it this way, Mother Nature has a Plan for humans to take care of our own health, with grace and ease.  Unfortunately our K-college education, includes very poor curriculum on how to befriend and support our major internal terrains:

- Our extracellular watery lymph, our internal fish bowl,
- Our intracellular mineral amounts and ratios,
- Our small and large intestine contents (microbiome); and, lining (leaky gut), 
- Our mitochondria number and function, and
- Our preferred autonomic nervous system dominance.
Our physical wellness and vitality are primarily determined by the health of these terrains.

Taking care of these five terrains using Biomarkers 2.0 is the new way to heal all the way well, how to get back in touch with 'Nature is my Friend and Partner.'

How much control do we have over each of these five terrains?  The amount of control we have over them varies; yet, no longer are any of these in any way hidden.  Our knowledge-base on each of these is considerable; tho, for some topics, more documentation on Youtube from influencer-clinicians than on PubMed.

Q:  Do we have a complete set of Biomarkers 2.0 for all five crucial terrains?
A:  We so far have them for only three of the five terrains.  

Once you have some confidence in doing this for yourself, perhaps you'll want to share this and educate others. 
The major, practical take-away from this text is encouraging clinicians and biohackers to use:
- Dr. Carey Reams' lymph biomarker testing, and
- Dr. Paul Eck's mineral biomarker testing using unwashed hair.

These two assessment tests strongly complement each other.  RBTI measures and reports on the chemistry of our lymph fluid outside the cells.  HTMA measures and reports on the minerals present or absent inside the cells.  HTMA is the biggest support for reading a RBTI number array; and, RBTI numbers are the biggest support to interpreting a HTMA report.  Together they offer "binocular vision" into any and every physical complaint, highlighting actionable excesses and deficiencies.

Problems can be addressed with foods and mostly simple supplements (tho ratios need to be considered).  
The more organs and systems we have optimal numerical reference ranges for, the faster more of us can heal all the way well.