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Rapunzel's
"Healthy Hair Concept" is based on cellular health. Healthy hair begins
at the cellular level.
Eukaryotic
means "having cells with `good' or membrane-bound nuclei"
Systemic means
"affecting
an entire system or body as a whole"
Disease
means "an impairment of health or a condition of abnormal
functioning"
Health
means "The state of being free from physical disease or pain";
Also understood as homeostasis: "the state in which an organism is
in balance."
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Our bodies are
made up of 60 trillion
eukaryotic
cells. Systemically organized throughout the body, each cell
is a living organism, more complex than New York City; made of tiny organs and chemical
mechanisms to digest food, reproduce, move, and communicate with other cells.
The following experts lay foundation for Rapunzel's Healthy Hair Concept:
"Your hair is a fairly
accurate barometer of your health. Hair cells are some of the fastest growing in the body, and when
your body is under stress or in crisis, hair cells can shut down in
order to redirect energy elsewhere, to places where it is needed."
From
Mary
Shomon,
Your Guide to
Thyroid Disease.
Hair Loss Solutions For Thyroid Patients
"Contrary to
those static diagrams of a cell you may remember from high school
biology, a
eukaryotic cell (cell with a nucleus) is actually a dynamic and
intricately ordered living creature,
complete with its own set of tiny “organs” and empowered by
thousands of chemical mechanisms that enable the cell to digest,
reproduce, move and communicate with other cells."
Fighting
disease on the cellular level by Elizabeth Crown,
May 30, 2002,
Vol. 17, No. 29,
Northwestern
University, Evanston/Chicago, IL
"All disease results from
failed mechanisms within cells." Robert
D. Goldman chairman of cell and molecular biology at the Feinberg
School of Medicine. Northwestern
University, Evanston/Chicago, IL
"...every
physician has to admit that it is the immune system that keeps a
person well. It's also the immune system that helps you
overcome disease." From
"You Can't Improve On
God!" video by
Lorraine Day, M.D.
Cells are living
creatures. So how do we define "living"? To be
considered "living", an
organism must exhibit all "seven life processes"-- must have the ability to move, grow, reproduce, eat, breathe,
expel waste, and react. Optimum health at cellular level is
directly related to the operation of these life processes.
Injury or impairment to any of these processes, such as harmful
cellular environment, will compromise cellular health resulting in
disease.
In other words, life processes, or
cell activity, are subject to the exposure of constructive and
destructive environments.
Rapunzel's
"Healthy Hair Concept", and website's information base, is
organized into the following lists:
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