### condition | illness:

Disease
* All disease comes from a state of unforgiveness.
* All disease goes from inside the body to outside
  - less vital to more vital organs
  - is the result of inhibited soul life
  - shortens life by deteriorating the quality of the tissue
* All diseases are curable by the body by adhering to natural healing-principles
  - opportunistic, the natural result following the disruption of a healthy body
  - reversible
* All diseases have a genetic component
  - hundreds of underlying causes
  - manifest according to their own frequency
  - occur in shades of gray along a continuum of imbalance along spectrum of disease
  - originate from one common cause and have one common method of cure
  - take their origin in overloading the stomach
* Any disease can affect the immune system, changing the way it functions
  - cause low thyroid output as a preservative function
  - is an acquired immune deficiency
  - result of body, mind, emotions, and spirit interactions
* Every disease affects in some way and to some degree every organ, every tissue every molecule.
* Every disease has a cause, although the causes of some remain to be discovered
  - history
  - single cause
  - certain characteristic effects on the body
  - is related to an imbalance of the doshas
* Keep plants healthy.
* Many disease carrying pests flourish in tire piles
  - causing organisms normally occur in the same environment as the fish
  - have origin in the month
  - strains no longer respond to antibiotics, in part because of overuse
* Many diseases affect the circulatory system
  - condition of the airways
  - joints or muscles of people of all ages
* Many diseases also impair the functioning of the immune system
  - kill prairie dogs off
  - take years to develop
* Many diseases are caused by bacteria
  - viruses
  - cyclical
  - either preventable or easily treatable if caught in the early states
  - host specific, that is, they develop only on a single host
  - preventable through simple , non-medical methods
  - seed-borne, so it is important to recognize certain of the seed diseases
  - self-limiting
  - single-cause conditions
  - soil born, and they appear in hydroponic systems in contaminated media
  - spread largely or entirely by insects and mites
  - still active in other countries
  - the result of mental stress
  - attack strawberries
  - build up in the soil when the same crop is grown in the same field year after year
* Many diseases can affect the tricuspid valve
  - ventilation to perfusion ratio
* Many diseases can cause chronic pain
  - respiratory failure
  - destroy organs or other necessary body parts
  - effect the retina including hypertension, diabetes, immune deficiency and others
  - have different presentations
  - make the spleen enlarge
* Many diseases can result in abnormal amounts of protein in the urine
  - chronic active hepatitis in dogs
  - survive by using weed plants or other crops as alternate or alternative hosts
  - trace their origins to toxic build up in various tissues and organs
* Many diseases cause changes that can only be detected by an inspection of the cells
  - great suffering and some kill animals by the million
  - physical handicaps
  - similar clinical signs, making diagnosis even more difficult
  - commonly affecting older people give little warning of their presence
  - disrupt cellular function or destroy tissue
  - exist for which information and education offer a powerful vehicle for prevention
  - get better with or without treatment
  - have a single cause agent, such as a specific virus or bacteria
* Many diseases have an acute phase and a chronic phase
  - incubation period before they exhibit symptoms
  - certain risk factors that can be controlled
  - multiple symptoms, with no two individuals being exactly alike
  - signs that are detected in the eyes
  - symptoms in common
  - the same symptoms
  - their roots in our genes
  - improve over time, or at least cycle through periods of improvement and illness
  - infect roses
  - initiated by chemical hazards require decades to develop
* Many diseases involve disruption of particular organ systems or our body's natural defense systems
  - inflammation, for example, cystic fibrosis, allergies and cancer
  - proteins
  - manifest themselves in the oral cavity
  - occur only at certain growth stages
* Many diseases occur when cells manufacture unwanted proteins
  - foliage is wet
  - originate or show early signs in the mouth
  - overlap with disorders of the gastrointestinal tract, skin, and lungs
  - predispose men to impotence
  - rely on funding from major drug companies to find treatments and cures
  - require the tick to be attached for six or more hours to transmit disease
* Many diseases result from business anxieties
  - gene-environment interactions
  - in pulmonary interstitial fibrosis
  - run in families
  - show such variation patterns
  - spread in characteristically patterns
  - stem from deficiencies in diet
* Many diseases thrive in warm humid weather
  - under crowded growing conditions
* Many diseases usually associated with adulthood actually have their origins in childhood
  - begin in childhood
* Most disease is either self-limiting or incurable
  - food born so take precautions to eat only thoroughly cooked food
  - takes long enough to develop that the connection to diet is lost or overlooked
* Most diseases affect ability
  - brain functions
  - children
  - domestic animals
  - human survival
  - humans
  - internal organs
  - kidney functions
  - lab animals
* Most diseases affect multiple internal organs
  - organ tissue
* Most diseases affect other animals
  - productivity
  - respiration
  - sexual organs
  - structure functions
  - water quality
  - white clover growth
  - wild animals
  - afflict humans
* Most diseases appear many years after exposure
  - to be a response to multiple factors
* Most diseases are a result of complex interactions between genes and environmental factors
  - also subject to environmental influences
* Most diseases are carried by cockroaches
  - common cockroaches
  - rodents
* Most diseases are caused by bacterial infection
  - blood parasites
  - deadly microbes
* Most diseases are caused by equine influenza viruses
  - fungal pathogen
  - genus
  - germ
  - herpes viruses
  - iodine deficiencies
  - microbial pathogen
  - mutation
  - novel pathogen
  - other organisms
  - pox viruses
  - protozoan parasites
  - rabies viruses
  - reaction
  - several different viruses
  - squirrel pox viruses
  - vitamin c deficiencies
  - characterized by symptoms
  - complex, and correlation between genes and disease is weak
  - dose related
  - due to the imprisionment of the Power animal
  - irregularities and dysfunctions
  - multi-gene disorders involving more than one gene
  - preventable if the pet is kept current on their vaccinations
  - skin ailments
  - soil born and or air or plant borne
  - species specific
  - tissue specific, because only certain tissues have receptor molecule needed
  - transmitted by mosquitoes
  - water-borne
  - arise from the complex interactions among hundreds our even thousands of molecules
* Most diseases associate with deficiencies
  - deposition
  - magnesium deficiencies
  - vitamin a deficiencies
  - begin in the colon because of improper elimination
* Most diseases cause abnormalities
  - blood clot issues
  - breathe difficulty
  - damage
  - excretion
  - extensive damage
  - fetal damage
  - fevers
  - food security issues
  - grain storage problems
  - health problems
  - heart problems
  - high fevers
  - identical symptoms
  - irritation
  - kidney problems
  - liver damage
  - much damage
  - muscle weakness
  - neurological damage
* Most diseases cause permanent damage
  - respiratory problems
* Most diseases cause serious health problems
* Most diseases cause severe damage
  - similar symptoms
  - vision problems
  - caused by fungi and bacteria thrive in moist, humid conditions
  - come from the uncharacteristic growing conditions of vanilla
  - damage esophagus tissue
* Most diseases develop in adults
  - under wet conditions
  - do tend to recur due to pathogen buildup
* Most diseases have a genetic basis
  - non-gene trigger
  - common causes
  - components
  - consequences
  - devastate effects
  - features
  - genetic components
  - late onsets
* Most diseases have many features
  - similar features
  - more than one gene involved
* Most diseases have obvious effects
  - phenotypic effects
  - phases
* Most diseases have severe consequences
  - widespread effects
* Most diseases involve many genes in complex interactions, in addition to environmental influences
  - the interaction of several genes and the environment
* Most diseases kill animals
  - patients
* Most diseases lead to damage
  - death
  - lung infection
  - nerve damage
* Most diseases occur in hosts
  - probably have some genetic component, the extent of which varies
  - produce toxins
* Most diseases require attention
  - awareness
  - contributions of genetics and environment
  - immediate treatments
  - lifelong treatments
  - medical attention
* Most diseases result from complex interactions among hundreds or even thousands of molecules
  - in clot problems
  - tend to reoccur due to pathogen buildup
* Much disease is borne of loneliness and isolation.
* SOME diseases are strongly related to poverty.
* See Infectious Diseases.
* Some disease is helped by surgery
  - processes such as hypertension cause secondary changes in the placenta
* Some diseases affect abdomens
  - abundances
  - albatrosses
  - apples
  - apricots
  - areas
  - backs
  - bantengs
  - birds
  - bones
  - brains
  - budgerigars
  - capybaras
  - cats
  - cattle
  - cedar
  - cheetahs
  - chests
  - chickens
  - cockatoos
  - cucumbers
  - deer
  - desert tortoises
* Some diseases affect domestic cats
  - geese
  - rabbits
  - doves
  - european rabbits
  - female dogs
  - finish pigs
  - fruit
  - glands
  - goats
  - grapefruit
  - hands
  - heads
  - hearts
  - hedgehogs
  - hollies
  - homeostasis
  - horses
  - human microevolution
  - immune responses
  - infants
  - intestines
  - juvenile sea cucumbers
  - kidneys
  - kittens
  - lambs
  - leaves
  - levels
  - limbs
  - livestock
  - lymphocyte homeostasis
  - man women
  - marmosets
  - mollusks
  - moose
  - mountain goats
* Some diseases affect newborn infants
  - nose albatrosses
  - only certain portions of a plant
  - our fluid intake
  - ovaries
  - pancreases
  - papaya
  - peach fruit
  - peppermints
  - photosynthesis
  - pinyons
  - pituitary glands
  - platypuses
  - pregnant women
  - premature infants
  - puppies
  - red cedar
  - reproduction
  - retinas
  - seedlings
  - size
  - small intestines
  - squirrels
  - stone fruit
  - syndromes
  - tails
  - tasmanian platypuses
  - the salivary glands
  - twigs
  - wild birds
  - young women
* Some diseases afflict children
  - slave women
  - young children
  - also have excessive hair growth as a symptom, but they are less common
* Some diseases are carried by animals
  - carnivores
  - leafhoppers
  - raccoons
  - caused by 'infection'
* Some diseases are caused by abnormal imprinting
  - accumulation
  - adult tapeworms
  - amoebas
  - bacterium salmonellas
  - bats
  - caterpillars
  - consumption
  - defects
  - drink water
  - ingestion
  - lack
  - motile bacteria
  - nicotine poison
* Some diseases are caused by parasitic amoebas
  - protozoans
  - pathogenic bacteria
  - plasmodiums
  - rats
  - roundworms
  - smoke
* Some diseases are characterized by a single cycle during the year
  - abdominal pain
  - acute diarrhea
  - cell growth
  - degeneration
* Some diseases are characterized by intense abdominal pain
  - sudden fevers
  - congenital and are therefore present at birth
  - inborn and cause permanent defects on an individual
  - malignant or cancerous, such as mesothelioma and lung cancer
  - manifest and others are latent or immanent
  - more common among young children, others in adults
  - no longer treatable with antibiotics
  - polygenic or multifactorial, inherited through changes on several genes
  - potent killers
* Some diseases are spread through contaminated water or food
  - coughing, sneezing, physical contact, or exchange of body fluids
* Some diseases are the result of damage by infection by other organisms
  - intrinsic failures of the system
  - same and some are different
* Some diseases are transmitted by aphids
  - beetles
* Some diseases are transmitted by domestic livestock
  - yaks
  - fleas
  - german cockroaches
* Some diseases are transmitted by green aphids
  - peach aphids
  - infect rodents
  - rat fleas
  - suck insects
* Some diseases are transmitted to bison
  - brush rabbits
  - wild bison
  - viral and others are fungal
  - worse than others but few people approve of any disease
  - arise because of a variant in a single gene
* Some diseases associate with consumption
  - point source exposure
* Some diseases associate with recreational exposure
  - water exposure
  - solar exposure
  - attack western juniper
  - can be genetic
* Some diseases can cause dry eye
  - lymph retention in the body called as lymphedema
  - have either natural or artificial causes
  - lead to heel pain
  - persist longer than one year, while others can attack more than one crop
  - carried by the blood are life-threatening, and some are universally fatal
  - carry aphids
* Some diseases cause a change in the odor of urine
  - an increase in the ESR, while others cause a decrease
  - anemia
  - bad things to build up in the liver
  - blindness
  - blockage
  - cell death
  - chest pain
  - deformities
  - early death
  - extinction
  - failure pneumonia
  - frequent diarrhea
  - headaches
  - heart disease death
  - infect fruit
  - infertility
  - join pain
  - massive mortality
  - paralysis
  - premature mortality
  - pressure
  - progressive mental as well as physical handicap
  - rigidity
  - scars
  - severe diarrhea
  - shell deformities
  - significant mortality
  - stature
  - sudden death
  - testicles to swell
  - tumors
  - ulcer
  - causing icterus are fatal, but others have a good prognosis for full recovery
  - change the body's requirements for nutrients
  - come from sheep
  - consume the body like wildfire
  - covered are atherosclerosis, heart failure, cholesterol and high blood pressure
  - develop differently in women than in men
* Some diseases develop in men
  - many years after individuals are exposed to toxic chemicals
  - exhibit peculiar geographic and age distribution
* Some diseases have a pronounced age predisposition
  - devastate impact
  - molecular mimicry
  - multiple codes, all of which apply to different but pertinent conditions
  - patient populations of fewer than a hundred
  - sex-linked inheritance, some result from too many or too few chromosomes
  - spontaneous remissions
  - such horrible pain that no medication can ease
  - tendencies
  - to be managed before the onset of symptoms
  - types
  - uniform patterns
* Some diseases infect flowers
  - gorillas
  - tamarins
  - vertebrates
  - wild tamarins
  - involve disturbances in fatty acid metabolism
* Some diseases kill american elm trees
  - badgers
  - brothers
  - insects in a few hours or days, but the milky disease works slowly
  - larvae
  - native plants
  - pine
  - sea turtles
  - starfishs
  - tigers
  - vines
  - white pine
* Some diseases lead to arthritis
* Some diseases occur in adults
  - chinchillas
  - foxes
  - ileums
  - infect animals
  - terminal ileums
  - more commonly on one species than another
  - much more frequently in some breeds than others
  - prefer nutrient-starved turf, while others like large amounts of nitrogen
  - related to genetic inheritance are diabetes, sickle cell anemia, and some cancers
* Some diseases require blood testing for diagnosis
* Some diseases result from accumulation
  - an abnormal recessive gene
  - development
  - egg transmission or organisms through the use of infected breeder flocks
* Some diseases result in bone deterioration
  - mass die offs
  - spread to temperate zones
* Some diseases threaten apes
  - chimpanzees
  - cougars
  - great apes
  - pikas
  - trigger a response by the immune system and cause an increase in the number of WBCs
* There are numerous diseases of sorghum.
  - both quality and yields of harvested crops
  - elk populations
  - production efficiency and profitability
* affecting muscles include polymyositis, dermatomyositis and inclusion body myositis
  - the cardiovascular system are called cardiovascular disease
* affecting the nervous system are common in sheep and goats
  - can directly repress sexual desire
* aggravated by air pollution include chronic sinusitis, bronchitis, asthma, and allergies.
* also are responsible for reductions in grain and seed quality
  - cause avoidable pain and suffering to many animals
  - mask the effect of parasitism and thus they are considered before parasitism
  - start by mutation or other genome altering mechanisms
  - take their toll, with rabies and distemper being the most common
  - threaten Georgia's forests
* appear and men die prematurely.
* appearing in European bison populations can bring serious threats to the whole species.
* are a constant threat to poultry
  - frequent cause of poor rooting
  - major cause for the rapid decline of cantaloupes after the first harvest
* are a part of nature
  - the natural world
  - standing problem when one tries to mass rear insects for whatever reason
  - transitory, intermediary, future state of health
  - acute or chronic
  - almost unknown among Icelandic horses
  - also a threat to spinach
  - among the threats facing corals
* are an important method of natural insect control
  - ongoing part of nature
* are capable of kill
  - strikes
  - the presence and action of specific microorganisms
  - conditions resulting from either an excess or deficiency of functionating
  - due to bad or immoral life-style and behaviors
  - evil, as is the action of bacteria
  - illnesses
  - important in determining the success or failure of watermelon production in Georgia
  - independent, they can be categorized, and each disease has a cause
  - like spelling mistakes in a normal gene
  - likely to have had a major hand in driving some species to extinction in recent years
* are located in hospitals
  - human bodies
  - labs
  - rugs
* are more common in older people
  - prevalent in areas of higher rainfall than in dryer regions
  - mostly of the scorbutic class
  - much more effectively controlled on a preventative rather than a curative basis
  - only one cause of poor plant growth
  - potentially present in used house water only where occupants are ill
  - problems, and problems can be solved
  - rare on foliage and flowering plants
  - rare, insects seem to dislike
  - result of unnatural diet
  - specific entities constituting specific problems and requiring specific solutions
  - spread by infection
* are the least common cause of headache
  - major limiting factor for improving productivity in scavenging systems
  - unlikely to affect all species the same way
* are used for killing
* are usually more frequent and serious in late season and during periods of high humidity
  - species-specific
  - worse in dry parts of the year and when soil fertility is low
* associated with environmental factors are highly concentrated among the poor.
* attack skin
* become rare events
  - so deadly when they slip outside their normal ecological niche
* being studies include hypertension, diabetes, dementia, depression and sexual dysfunction.
* bring slow and agonizing deaths to people.
* build up in the plants over the years, causing fruit production to drop gradually.
* can affect any part of the heart
  - different parts of the heart
* can also develop by an increase in apoptosis
  - infect insects and lower their numbers
  - produce toxins that damage or kill human tissue, as in food poisoning or cholera
  - arise from infection , environmental conditions , accidents , and inherited diseases
* can be a particular problem with winter crops because of rainy, humid weather conditions
  - costly to the producer
* can cause enzymes to stop functioning or decrease their activity
  - more rapid movement of food through the intestine
* can cause serious reductions in yields of Korean lespedeza
  - yield losses in late planted oats
  - destabilize governments, and destroy fragile communities and economies
  - develop and spread rapidly when grass remains moist overnight
  - enter wounds caused by lawn mowers whacking the tree trunks
  - include damping-off during germination, fungal blights and rots, and viruses
  - occur if numerous copies of mitochondrial DNA within a cell have been altered
  - reduce the size of the kernels and discolour the seed
  - seriously reduce both the yield and quality of barley produced
  - severely limit pecan production
* can spread from salmon in the crowded pens to wild salmon
  - to chickens from pet birds and wild birds, so limit contact where possible
  - transfer from animals to humans
* cause a variety of medical problems for parakeets
  - significant problems
  - suffering and, in some cases, permanent disability or death
* caused by a defective immune system are of particular concern among many purebred fanciers
  - damp are sticky, muddy, greasy and stagnant
  - fungi and bacteria commonly result in losses of fresh produce
* caused by fungi are often a problem on all types of bentgrass greens
  - the most damaging to most crops, including cucurbits
  - nematodes require special attention
  - organisms in humans are known as pathogenic diseases
  - pathogenic summer heat occur only in summer
  - the virus are particularly common among people with reduced immunity
  - viruses often appear as abnormal or distorted growth
  - water-borne bacteria include cholera and typhoid
* commonly transmitted by contaminated surface water include cholera, typhoid and giardiasis.
* communicated by touch are common on the road.
* considered to be of autoimmune origin include myasthenia, rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.
* continue to be a problem, especially viruses transmitted by insects
  - greatly limit plantation productivity
  - have an enormous impact in every aspect of daily life
  - muscle tissue
* destroy many people.
* disappear and all men become long-lived.
* diseases, such as lupus.
* enter the body when there deficiency or excess of any ray in our body.
* enters through the roots and plugs water conducting vessels.
* evolve to effectively work in new host.
* flourish in an acidic environment
* have a way of building-up if the same vegetable crop is planted too long in the same spot
  - evidence
  - importance
  - much greater impact on landscapes of one or two species
  - no eyes
* include emphysema
  - measles
* involving the brain, brainstem and peripheral nerves are more common than muscle disorders
  - skin and underlying soft tissues are legion
* known as aspergilloses attack the respiratory tract and others cause topical diseases.
* limit the ability of animals to produce optimum levels of meat, milk, and fiber
  - utility in tropical climates
* live in dead plant material.
* move in, and insects do their thing
  - quickly among vine crops, especially cucumbers, and speed up in wet weather
* often appear very suddenly, and can severely weaken or kill a plant within days
  - damage flowers and prevent fruiting
* overcome genetic resistance in new cultivars in just a few years.
* play a natural role in wildlife population control.
* progresses slowly.
* represent evolution in progress.
  - international attention
* result in clot problems
* resulting from the consumption of food are quite common
  - in fever can manifest as changes in behavior and personality
* run rampant for lack of basic medicines.
* sometimes cause pets a lot of pain, which distracts pets from doing what they love.
* spread by ticks are no recent phenomena to the new world
  - more rapidly among wet plants
  - to cities
* take a tremendous toll on the wild dog.
* therefore tend to show cycles.
* transfered by insects is the number one cause of sickness and death in the world today.
* transmit more readily in humid, crowded buildings.
* transmitted by rats to man pose a serious public health problem in tropical countries
  - vectors usually leave via a vector
+ Disease, Causes of disease:
  * Disease can also be caused by eating toxic or old foods. There are small germs in old foods that can cause diseases. Sometimes the germs produce chemicals or toxins which causes the disease. An example of a mutation is cancer. Living or working in an unhealthy environment can also be a cause for diseases. Diseases are more common in older people
  - Treatments of disease
  * Some diseases can be helped with medicine. Some disease is helped by surgery. Not every disease can be helped with medicine or surgery, though. An example is diabetes. People who usually treat diseases are called doctors or physicians
+ Germ theory of disease: Microbiology :: Medicine
  * He also put some meat in a jar and covered it with gauze. Maggots were found on the gauze but not inside the jar. But when he placed meat in an open jar, maggots were found on the meat and inside the jar. Experiments like this proved that maggots come from flies who lay eggs, not from rotting meat. Later scientists would prove that diseases did not come from the air. Diseases are spread by infection.
+ Infection: Infectious diseases :: Microbiology :: Parasitism
  * Some diseases are caused by 'infection'. Infection is when another organism gets into a person's body and causes harm. These four kinds of infectious agents cause most infectious disease. There are other kinds though. Prions are a form of virus that are basically abnormal clumps of proteins. We are not even sure that prions are alive.
+ Liver, Liver diseases, Types of liver disease: Anatomy of the digestive system
  * Some diseases cause bad things to build up in the liver. Hemochromatosis causes extra iron to build up in the liver. Wilson's disease causes extra copper to build up in the liver. Both of these diseases hurt the cells and can cause very bad liver disease that kills people.
+ Public health: Medicine
  * Most countries have their own government public health agencies, sometimes known as ministries of health, to respond to domestic health issues. Many diseases are preventable through simple, non-medical methods. Public health plays an important role in disease prevention efforts in the developing world and in developed countries, through local health systems and through international non-governmental organizations. In the developing world, there may not be enough trained health workers or monetary resources to provide a basic level of medical care and disease prevention.
+ Testicle, Health issues, Size: Anatomy of the male reproductive system :: Glands