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FINALLY A DIAGNOSIS FOR MY GUT ISSUES!!!

This is from my blog over on Substack called Don’t Speak Health, health news we’re not supposed to speak about. I’m reposting it here today because I’ve had a MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH with my gut issues and I wanted to share my joy with all of you here as well.

Disclaimer: This article is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.

It’s called Maganblase and like I said above I’ve never heard about it until yesterday and I didn’t get the news from the Medical Doctors, I got the answer from my Chiropractor!

That makes sense because he is an unbiased doctor coming into the picture with a fresh perspective, whereas the medical doctors had already thrown their hands up and had given up on me. They could tell me that I had slow digestion but beyond that they had no answers.

As I was telling the Chiropractor about the issues I’ve been having with my guts the last few days he asked me if I had ever heard of Maganblase. I said no I haven’t and after he examined me and made his adjustments to my neck and back he took me to the xray room to show me what he had found on my xray’s from 2 years ago (I’ve had this condition for 3.5 years). Here is what it looks like on an xray. It was identical to what showed up on my xrays!

“Magenblase” refers to a clinical syndrome characterized by postprandial fullness, pressure, and bloating, often relieved by belching. It is caused by an enlarged air bubble in the stomach. The syndrome can sometimes be mistaken for angina pectoris, with left-sided chest pain, shortness of breath, and palpitation.

This is what has been causing my issues for the last 3.5 years. Now that I finally know WHAT it is I’m dealing with now I can pray against it and research it to figure out WHY it’s happening in the first place. Some of the preliminary research I’ve done says that it could be caused by anything from an enlarged spleen to carcinoma of some kind but I would think I would have other issues if those were the cause. For the most part I feel pretty good with the exception of when I get those large gastric air bubbles.

The other part that’s confusing to me is that the belching always happens before and during my bowel movements. It almost seems like my body is trying to get rid of toxic gasses anyway that it can and maybe I have a pathway that’s blocked so it comes back up through belching? I’m not sure but it’s a new area for me to research now that I know what I’m dealing with. I’m considering trying a weekly coffee enema to help move things along but that’s a whole new area of research.

At the end of the day I feel like I’ve reached a huge breakthrough and I give credit to the power of prayer and God answering that prayer more than anything else! It was Him guiding my steps that brought me to the right Chiropractor after 3.5 years of suffering. Don’t think that the 3.5 years in length is lost on me either. I’ve been through a sort of trial by fire, a personal tribulation if you will and it has built my faith exponentially. Once the shock wore off yesterday I have been ecstatic and my symptoms have suddenly reduced! I will be thanking and praising God throughout the day that much is certain!

None of the allopatchic doctors could tell me what was going on, even after so many tests, scans and xrays. At the end of the day all they could do was tell me my digestion was slow and the rest must just be in my head. Here, take these poisonous pills and stop whining was essentially what they told me in the end. Not one of them saw the gas bubble that was so obvious to my Chiropractor. It jumped off the film for me as well. It’s amazing how blind the MDs can be because of their refusal to look at anything outside of the box. It’s like they’re chained to their physcians desk reference book and anything outside of that doesn’t matter.

So after 3.5 years and all kinds of “cures” that didn’t work and tests that gave me no answers I got my answer from the power of answered prayer. Don’t ever give up, keep the faith no matter what happens! I almost gave up on the Chiropractor because I didn’t think he was doing me any good but God told me to keep going when I prayed. This reminded me to NEVER give up because you might be right next to your breakthrough and you don’t want to miss it!!! If I had canceled my appointment for yesterday I would still have no answers today.

I used to pray and worship through the belching if I could because I refused to let this defeat me. It put me in the hospital once and urgent care many times but nothing they offered did the trick. Don’t be afraid to seek help outside of the box! Seek out a naturopathic doctor like a Chiropractor and do your own digging online. You have a vast library to look at so use it!

I will keep researching my condition and I will give you updates when they’re warranted. God bless you all and I pray you all find the answers you’re looking for as well.

Johnny

Taking a Recharge Break…

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It’s time for a break for many reasons, a few of which I mention in today’s video. Please keep us in your prayers. Thank you and blessings to you all. 

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Unplugging for the weekend

It’s that time again, time to get away from the desk and out into the garden and ranch. It’s also time for a spiritual refresher as I have found myself getting testy at times when I shouldn’t. That’s always a sign I need to back off for a bit.

Don’t worry, it’s just a break from the madness as even the most fit soldier needs a break at times. I’ll be keeping my eyes open and if something needs to be done then I’ll be on it. In the meantime it’s time for prayer and rest for a few days.

Blessings to you

Johnny

Six Tips For Not Losing Your Mind in A Survival Situation

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6 Tips to Not Losing Your Mind When in a Survival Situation

Life can be stressful as it is, but when you’re in a crisis, the stress can get much worse. Being a flood victim, experiencing a hurricane tear through your neighborhood, being in a warzone, etc. are all traumatic events and situations that can leave you with frazzled nerves.


If you are stressed out, very often you’ll be able to notice symptoms such as rapid heartbeat, uneasy stomach, sweating profusely and even dizziness. You get easily irritated and angry. Small things may startle or scare you.
You feel depressed and can’t concentrate. You may have bad dreams, negative thoughts and find it difficult to sleep. All these symptoms are related to trauma due to stress.

In this article, you’ll find 6 tips that you can use to combat stress and calm yourself down. While things may me chaotic, you’ll not be undone by them if you keep your sanity.

  1. Visualization
    This is similar to what people do when practicing the law of attraction. By visualizing peaceful images or desired outcomes, you’ll be able to mentally remove yourself from the difficult situation you’re currently in. Like they say, ‘It’s all about mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.’
    Visualize things getting better. Help arriving to ease your burdens, etc. Keep your spirits up with positive visualization.
  2. Deep breathing
    If you know yoga, that would be an excellent way to destress. If you don’t, try to take deep breaths to calm yourself down and oxygenate your body. Take a deep breath, hold it for 4 counts and slowly exhale. A few times of doing this and you’ll feel much more refreshed.
  3. Planning
    Planning makes you feel like you’re in control of the situation. One of the reasons so many people get stressed out is because they think that they’re not in control of the situation. They are clueless about what to do and this feeling of helplessness makes them panic.
    By planning your next moves and being proactive, you’ll feel in control and be less likely to get stressed. The very act of planning is a proactive one and keeps feeling of despondency at bay.
  4. Discussion
    Talk to your family members and whoever is with you about the situation. By communicating with others, you’ll feel better because voicing your thoughts is an outlet for your pent-up emotions.
  5. Exercise
    When it comes to de-stressing, nothing quite beats physical exertion. During a crisis, you’ll have a lot of physical chores to do. Keep moving and get as much activity and exercise as you can. When you’re engaged in physical activity, your mind doesn’t have time to slip into the doldrums. An idle mind is a devil’s workshop.
  6. Routine
    Have a daily routine that you follow. Just because things around you are chaotic doesn’t mean that your life must be too. Having a routine and following it will keep your life predictable and less stressful during these tumultuous times.
    The usual stress management tips apply even during crises. So, make sure you’re familiar with a few techniques that work for you and employ them if you find yourself losing hope and your spirits are sagging.
    Mental toughness is all about finding fuel in an empty tank. Every prepper would do well to remember that when you’re going through hell, just keep going.

This is just one of many articles on prepping that I’ll be sharing in the near future. Many of you know I always say “prayed up and prepped up” on the show, this is the prepped up side of things. God bless and stand firm!

Johnny

Taking Care of Family This Weekend…

Jack The Radio Cat

Last week was a week from hell with our cats. There was a major fight on Tuesday and this was the result. This is Jack our oldest at 8. His younger brother did this which was shocking. I’ve never seen anything like it between them, it was savage. They’ve been step bros for a long time, since 2013. Pip may have to be re-homed as now it will be hard to trust him around Jack.

Obviously Jack needed surgery and a very good friend helped us out. The vet did a great job and he’s eating and drinking well. For that we’re very grateful. He had dead tissue and an abscess/infection so this had to be done. It’s hard to see here but it makes you cringe up close because of how much they took and how large the drain is. We can’t use a cone of shame because of where it’s located so we have to keep a close eye on him and what he does to it.

Please keep him/us in your prayers for a quick recovery! This weekend will be the worst trying to keep him out of trouble lol. The vet said no hard playing so yeah that should be interesting.

I may or may not broadcast this week. Until I can figure out how to re-home the trouble maker I’m on cat duty 24-7 to prevent another fight and more vet bills. God bless.

Taking Some Time off to Pray and Reflect

Hey everyone I am going to take a break from the show for a bit, starting yesterday. I’ve been feeling very burnt out and tired lately and I’m being told to step back for a bit to refocus. It happens from time to time and when I feel like I’ve hit a brick wall it’s time to step back or I’ll just continue to be frustrated which can lead to bitterness and that’s NOT good.

I will continue and press forward but it’s time for a prayer and recharge break. To be honest I don’t know how much longer I’ll be on this mission. God can change it anytime He chooses and I feel like a change is coming. What that change will be is what I’m seeking His guidance on.

God bless and take care,

Johnny

Idaho Man Accused of Hitting Teen on Bicycle In Otis Orchards WA

My neighbor and friend’s family experienced a tragic accident involving someone they love. It’s a local teenager who is full of life and survived being struck head on by a drunk driver who then left him to bleed out in the street. As terrible as that is right now we need to focus on his recovery.

I’m linking the local news story up here and the link to donate if you wish is at the bottom of the story. He will have at least 10K in out of pocket expenses as we all know how expensive medical care is today even with good insurance. His injuries include a fractured pelvis (several places), broken tibia, scapula and of course a lot of road rash and bruises. Here is the story here on local news.

Please keep him in your prayers that he has a full recovery. Thanks and God bless.