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ABOUT CARBOHYDRATES

What are carbohydrates

The molecules of carbohydrates contain the elements carbon, oxygen and hydrogen. A carbohydrate molecule consiost of one or more units.

Thoose consisting of only one unit is called monosaccarids

In those consisting of more than one unit, these units are linked together with oxygen bridges -c-o-c-.

Those consisting of two units are called disaccarids.  If there are a few units, they ae called oligosaccarides. Polysaccarides consist of many units.

Monosaccarides and disaccarides are often also called sugars.
 

The structure of monosaccarides

Monosaccarides consis of a chain of carbone atoms, from 3 up to several. To one  of these atom there is an oxygen atom linked by a double bond. To the rst of the atoms there is linked a hydrogen atom and a hydroxyl group.

The molecule can also be in a ring form, where the oxygen atom is linked between two carbon atoms instead of to just one. These two forms of the molecules are usually blended together in a solution.

The chemical formula of glucose, the main carbohydrate in the body.

Formation of di- oligo- and polysaccarides

Composed carbohydrates are formed by reaction of two hydroxyl groups -OH by production of water, a do-called condesation reaction. Polysaccarides can be cleaved again by absorbtion of water. These reaction can be catalysed by enzymes and by acidity, foe example by the hydrocloric asid in the stomach.

The role of saccarides in the body

Carbohydrates are used as energy resource in the body. Before this is possible, polysaccarides most be cleaved to monosaccarides. The cleavage of composite saccarides is done in the stomach and intesines. The hydrocloric acid in the stomach and enzymes excreted by the pancreas and the intesine perform this clevagte.

Then all other monosaccarides are coverted to glucose, the most importan sugar type for the body. This is done by ienxymes within eah cell. The glucose can then be cleaved further unde yielding of energy.

The body can generally also cleave fat to yield energy, but the central nervous system only uses glycose.

Fat contains more energy than sugar, but sugar can be methabolized much faster. Therefore consume of carbohydrates is important when one shall do some high performance work.

If one consumes more saccarides than needed, it is stored in some form and used as energy resource later. Some of it is converted to a polysaccaride, glycogen, and stored in the liver and muscles. The convertion of sugar to glycogen and the storage of glycogen is enhances by the hormone insuline excreted by the pancreas. This process helps keeping the blood sugar level withing certain limits.

If very much is consumed, most of it is converted to fat ans stored in the adipose tissues in the body.

Health aspects about sugar

If too musch sugar is absorbed from the intestines at a time, the blood glucose level gets too high. This can over time make damagage and contribute to many disease, especially diabetes and circulatory problems.

To eat too much carbohydrates during each day will cause the glucose to be converted to fat and stored as body fat.

Therefore the consume of carbohydrates must be moderated, and one must mainly consume carbohydrates from sources that make the absorbtion of sugar from athe digestive tract stabile dureing the whole day. Such sources are: Full corn bread, peas, beans, and to a lesser extend sweet fruit and potratoes.

ALIEN ABDUCTION - MISINTERPRETED HOSPITAL AND PHYSICAL EXAM MEMORIES?

Have you read eny of those stories about children, teenagers and sometimes adults being taken on board UFOs by aliens, and there been subjected to neurological, gynchological, urological, rectal or psychological tests of various kinds.

I have read a lot of these stories. I have also seen through a lot of professional instruction material and documentories about young people being subjected to intrusive examinations and surgeries.

What I then have clearly seen is the similarity between those alien abduction stories at the ordeals going on with a child and teen that is going through surgery or is examined under anesthesia in a modern endoscopic or radiologic laboratory.

I therefore have a theory about these UFO abduction stories:

1. They are memories from surgeries or exams that childen or teens have gone through that pop up and gives the basis for such a story.

2. Teens or children are often drugged and undergo intimate or intrusive exams without knowing about it when they are in hospital or visit health centers. In spite of being drugged they still remember something, and this material pop up as Alien abduction stories.

 

HOW I GOT INTERESTED IN ALIEN ABDUCTION STORIES

One of the reason I believe this about alien abduction stories, is that I myself have been drugged and undergone intrusive exams. The things I remember resamble those abduction stories, but I have allways known what happened in reality. That I was drugged and examined by real doctors and nurses.

During the procedures I was hevily drugged, but I woke up several times and got clearly aware of what was going on, but I was a sort of paralyzed psychologically and physically so I did not even think of reacting in any way.

Some years ago I got interested in those UFO abduction stories, and recogized easilly the similarity with my own exam experiences.

I then began wondering if those histories actually has their origine in intimate exams secretly performed on young peolple in the age up to 20.

I have gone through a lot of material, both visual and written, about things really going on with young people during intimate exams or procedures.

There is not anything in those UFO stories that do not have a parallel in real anesthesia and exam procedures. Even memories of being floated and beamed up to the UFO can be explained. I will post my explanation for these phenomenons later.

 

FEELINGS OF BEING FLOATED AND BEEMED UP

Young people are often given a preliminary anestesia before being carried into the room where the real events take place. Some anestetics give the false impression of flouting in the air. When the person is carried into the surgery room or endoscopic laboratory he therefore easily get the impression of being floated in the air.

When he is lifted up upon the examination table, the impression of being floated can continue.

Over the examination table, there is often a round ufo-like surgical lamp whith a very bright light. In a drugged state this lamp can easily be mistaken as a UFO.

The light from the lamp can give a hypnotic effect upon the patient so that the impression of being floated is greatly strenghtened.

When this happens, the patient can easily get the impression of floating up towards the lamp that resambles an UFO.

The patient may not misunderstand the situation whwn it occurs. However, when the events are brought back to the memory at a later time, only the impressions of being floated and seeing that round object may be remembered, and at that stage interpreted as being floated in the air and beemed up to the UFO.

ARE THE ALIEN HOPNOTIZERS ORDINARY ANESTETISTS?

People believing they have been abducted by aliens often remember one of the aliens bending over, looking into their eyes and hopnotizizing them with their ayes. The hypnotic effect calm them down, but also make them aroused sexually and by males the penis will often be erect and then ready for sperm extraction by a sucking mashine or a sort of catheter.

Well, this is actually very near to what happens during preparation for surgery or exams under anestesia.

The patient is heavily drugged allready, but now the anestetist will induce a permanent anestesia, either by a venous line, by mask or by mask plus intubation.

During that work the anestetist will sit near the head of the patient, he will bend over the face of the patient and he will even look directly into his eyes. In a drugged state the anestetist bending over one's face and lookig into øne's eyes will easily be interpreted as a alien bending over to hypnotisize.

When the deeper anestesia begin to make effects, all clothes are usually taken off the patient so he is totally naked, but the patient may still be conscious to some extend.

At this point the patient often gets an erectiion. This is an effect of the anestesia, but the patient that is not yet totally unconscious will interprete it as an effect of the hypnosis.

Then the patient will get catheterized, either by a condome catheter or by a foley catheter inserted into the bladder. Upon recall of memories, the catetherization can easily be interpreted as sperm extration.

It is of cource also possible that some secretly performed exams of teenage boys also contain real sperm extraction, or taking of specmens from their urethra by means of extraction equipment. In those cases the memory of sperm extraction is real, but it is performed by earthly doctors, not by aliens.
 

COLONOSCOPIES INTERPRETED AS ALIEN RECTAL PROBING

Some of the so-called alien abduction memories may originate from colonoscopies performed on children and teens without them being told what really was to happen.

Young people are often subjected to colonoscopies under general ansestehsia or deep sedation, and the pasient will experience the behaviour of the anestetist as described previously.


In the beginning of the exam, one often looks into the rectal area with a sort of speculum. Such a speculum can easily be described as some "kitchen equipment"


The exam is perfomed with a flexible scope that is inserted into the rectum and up in the stomach area.

This is very similar to what young so-called abductees describe. They often tell that some snake-like probe is sent through their rectum and into their stomach area.

Sometimes they also tell that this cotraption have some balooning device at the end. Such devices are actually used to block out narrowness in the rectum or bowel if found.

When the exam is over, the child or teen will often wake up and not remember consciously what happened. He/she will think that his/her stomach as been examined without knowing any detaills, after being told so.

But information of the ordeal may still have been deposited in deeper memory layers, and at a later time come up as elements in an abduction story.


In this respect it is very interseting that alien abduction stories began to rize in numer in the same period that colonoscopies of children and teens under anesthesia also began to be common.