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The limbic system is an internal system that combines the immune, repair, growth and cellular reproduction systems. The immune system involves cells that combat foreign matter such as dust, pollen, viruses and pollutants. The repair system restores damaged tissues while the growth and reproductive systems maintain and replace aged or worn tissues.

Weaknesses in the limbic system can result in allergies, sensitivities, or even chronic and degenerative conditions that cannot be corrected or "cured" by medical science. Cancer is a perfect example of a system that has become wildly disorganized and has lost its ability to discriminate between normal and abnormal cells. All mayhem can result in a body where cells start to divide and multiply out of control. Science has shown that we all have cells in our body that are "cancerous," but under normal conditions other cells monitor and destroy them as soon they misbehave. They are then washed out of the body, leaving only the good cells behind.

When the limbic system is specifically turned back on, using N.O.T. protocols, the body of a formerly "disorganized" individual can "wake up" and start to remove these abnormal tissues in a matter of days or weeks.

Allergies point to another kind of disorganization, where the body has lost its ability to recognize and accept a normal substance in the environment. For example, when one is first exposed to bread, the body produces cells that acknowledge the bread molecule as a usable substance. It digests the bread, uses its energy and makes a "recognition file" which is stored in the brain. The next time bread hits the tongue, the body goes straight to the brain and checks its filing cabinet to see if it recognizes the substance. If it does, the body accepts the bread as "friendly" and begins the normal process of digestion.

In a disorganized nervous system, however, it is as if the files have been jumbled or cannot even be stored. The brain now believes that the substance is unknown or life threatening since it has no recollection of prior exposure. For survival reasons it rejects the substance by sneezing, watering eyes, coughing, vomiting, diarrhea, or reactions through the skin such as itching and rashes. It is very unfortunate that so much attention has been given to relieving symptoms - through taking medicines that stop coughing, dry up sinuses, or block diarrhea, for instance - when those are the very health giving strategies that the body employs to try and heal itself. This is also a perfect example of how we sometimes work against the body and fail to honor its wisdom because we are too lazy or inept to see past the obvious symptoms.

Instead of avoiding foods or uncomfortable symptoms, we should be listening to what the body is telling us, and reprogramming it to coexist with the environment as nature intended.

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