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Common Cold Deliverance Prayer

Sat, 16 Apr 2022 06:57:58 +0000

COURT CASE:

being at risk for developing a cold because we’re 6 years old or younger
being at risk for developing a cold because we have a weakened immune system
being at risk for developing a cold because we are in a crowded place
being at risk for developing a cold because smoked
the common cold
being infected with a rhinovirus
having a gradual onset of a cold
spreading our infection via air droplets
spreading our infection via direct contact
spreading our infection by sharing personal items such as utensils and towels
watery eyes
stuffy nose
runny nose
post-nasal drip
rhinitis
nasal pain
sinus pain
teeth pain
mild headache
sore throat
coughing
congestion
nasal congestion
mild chest discomfort
nausea
earache
sneezing
loss of appetite
decreased appetite
malaise
fatigue
low energy
sluggishness
mild chills
mild shivering
fever
low grade fever
body aches and/or pains
muscle aches
generalized weakness
difficulty sleeping
irritability
anger
self hatred
fear
worry
stress
anxiety
uncertainty
having too much going on
feeling burdened
feeling distraught
feeling out of control
feeling overwhelmed
feeling like our life is out of balance
mental confusion
having a cold that lasts about 7-10 days
our cold becoming an acute ear infection
our cold triggering an asthma attack
our cold triggering acute sinusitis (infection of the sinus)
our cold becoming a secondary infection-such as strep throat, sinusitis, bronchitis, and/or pneumonia
having accusations, false labels, false verdicts, generational false verdicts, word curses, diagnosis, and/or prognosis of any of these aforementioned problems
the buying, selling, and/or trading of our eyes, frontal sinus, ethmoidal sinuses, maxillary sinuses, sinuses, mouth, nose, throat, upper respiratory tract, lungs, respiratory system, lymphatic/immune system, inflammatory response, energy levels, body temperature, and/or muscles to the kingdom of darkness and the kingdom of darkness having ownership claims over these aforementioned things
the category/kingdom of spirits that are in our eyes, frontal sinus, ethmoidal sinuses, maxillary sinuses, sinuses, mouth, nose, throat, upper respiratory tract, lungs, respiratory system, lymphatic/immune system, inflammatory response, energy levels, body temperature, and/or muscles
the category/kingdom of spirits that cause, contribute to, exacerbate, and/or reestablish any of these aforementioned problems

Blood Clots, Deep Vein Thrombosis, and Pulmonary Embolism Deliverance Prayer

Sat, 16 Apr 2022 05:58:29 +0000

COURT CASE:

having pulmonary embolisms
having solid, liquid, and/or gas substances cause, contribute to, and/or exacerbate our pulmonary embolism
having blood clots and/or a thrombus that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having deep vein thrombosis (DVT) that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we don’t do enough leg exercises
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we don’t get enough blood circulation in our physical bodies
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we don’t wear compression stockings
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we sit for long periods of time
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we have peripheral vascular disease
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we have hypertension
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we had hip and/or knee orthoplasty
having distended surface veins, pain, tenderness, redness, coloration, swelling, and/or warmth in our affected leg
feeling pain and/or soreness when we stand or walk
our affected leg being red and/or discolored
our affected leg or arm swelling without any warning
our affected leg feeling warm
our calf swelling
suddenly fainting
suddenly having a rapid pulse
coughing up blood
feeling pain in our foot and/or ankle
feeling lightheaded and/or dizzy
experiencing sudden shortness of breath
experiencing pain in one leg and that pain increases when our legs are pressed
having tumors that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having bone marrow that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having amniotic fluid that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having foreign matter that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having a large embolus that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having increased hypoxia to our pulmonary tissues
having impaired blood flow-especially to our pulmonary vasculature and/or respiratory system
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we smoke
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because have a history of smoking and/or drug abuse
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we’re overweight, obese, and/or have a BMI of 30 or greater
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we barely move and/or exercise, and we don’t have enough blood flow and circulation in our physical bodies
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we cross our legs a lot
being prone to having blood clots
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we’ve experienced long term immobility
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we take and/or used to take oral contraceptives, estrogen therapy, and/or hormonal replacement therapy after menopause
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have certain blood disorders such as anemia, hemophilia, blood clots, blood cancer, leukemia, lymphoma, and/or myeloma
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because have coronary artery disease
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because have inflammatory bowel disease
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we take a lot of vitamin K
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we took COVID vaccinations
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we’re pregnant
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have hypercoagulability and/or elevated platelet counts
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because have varicose veins
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we recently had surgery-especially orthopedic surgery of the lower extremities and/or pelvis
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we’ve had heart failure
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have chronic atrial fibrillation
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have autoimmune hemolytic anemia (Sickle cell anemia)
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have one and/or more long bone fractures
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we’re 40 years old and/or older
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have decreased lung elasticity
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have thickened alveoli
fear
anxiety
worry
stress
nervousness
panic
feeling like there’s an impending doom
feeling pressure in our chest
feeling pain upon inspiration
dyspnea
having air hunger
pleurisy (inflammation of the sheetlike layers that cover the lungs called the pleura)
tachycardia (abnormally fast breathing)
hypotension
tachypnea (abnormally fast breathing)
having adventitious breath sounds such as crackles and coughs
having a heart murmur in S3 and S4
diaphoresis (sweating)
having decreased oxygen saturation levels (low SaO2)
having petechiae (red dots under the skin)
cyanosis (bluish and/or gray discoloration of the skin)
pleural effusion (fluids in the lungs)
having low PaCO2 levels
experiencing respiratory alkalosis during our initial hyperventilation
experiencing hyperventilation
experiencing hypoxemia
tachypnea
anxiety
tetany
convulsions
tingling
numbness
experiencing heart palpitations
experiencing chest pains
experiencing dysrhythmias
experiencing rapid, deep respirations
experiencing respiratory acidosis as we experience hypoxemia
experiencing respiratory depression
experiencing inadequate chest expansions
experiencing alveolar capillary blockages secondary to a pulmonary embolus and/or thrombus
having increased CO2 levels
having increased H+ concentrations
tachycardia
having severe acidosis that may or may not lead to bradycardia
tachypnea
dysrhythmias
anxiety
irritability
confusion
being in a coma
having ineffective, shallow, and rapid breathing
having pale and/or cyanotic skin
hypoxemia
decreased cardiac output
hypotension
tachycardia
cyanosis
jugular venous distension
syncope (fainting)
having S3 and S4 heart sounds
having difficulty breathing
unable to breath
having a stroke from a pulmonary embolism
having a heart attack from a pulmonary embolism
losing our limbs as a complication of losing blood flow to our tissues
getting gangrenes as a complication of losing blood flow to our tissues
death
premature death
the buying, selling, and/or trading of our circulatory system, our arteries, our veins, the elasticity of our arteries and veins, the valves in our veins, our inferior vena cava, our common iliac vein, our internal iliac vein, our external iliac vein, our common femoral vein, our superficial femoral vein, our deep femoral vein, our greater saphenous vein, our anterior tibial veins, our posterior tibial veins, our popliteal veins, our femoral veins, our lesser saphenous veins, our gastrocnemius veins, our peroneal vein, our posterior tibial veins, our anterior tibial veins, our heart, our respiratory system, our lungs, our alveoli, our pulmonary vasculature, our blood circulation, our blood, our platelets, our coagulation factors, our clotting factor I (fibrinogen), our clotting factor II (prothrombin), our clotting factor III (tissue thromboplastin), our clotting factor IV (calcium ions), our clotting factor V (labile factors), our clotting factor VII (stable factors), our clotting factor VIII (antihemophilic factor), our clotting factor IX (Plasma Thromboplastin Component), our clotting factor X (Stuart prower factor), our clotting factor XI (Plasma Thromboplastin Antecedent), our clotting factor XII (Hagerman Factor), our clotting factor XIII (Fibrin Stabilizing Factor), our high molecular weight kinnogen, our Fletcher factor, our Vitamin K, every cells in our bodies, our blood vessels, the endothelial cells that line our blood vessels, our CO2, our O2, our cells, and/or our lives to the kingdom of darkness
the kingdom of darkness having ownership claims over our circulatory system, our arteries, our veins, the elasticity of our arteries and veins, the valves in our veins, our inferior vena cava, our common iliac vein, our internal iliac vein, our external iliac vein, our common femoral vein, our superficial femoral vein, our deep femoral vein, our greater saphenous vein, our anterior tibial veins, our posterior tibial veins, our popliteal veins, our femoral veins, our lesser saphenous veins, our gastrocnemius veins, our peroneal vein, our posterior tibial veins, our anterior tibial veins, our heart, our respiratory system, our lungs, our alveoli, our pulmonary vasculature, our blood circulation, our blood, our platelets, our coagulation factors, our clotting factor I (fibrinogen), our clotting factor II (prothrombin), our clotting factor III (tissue thromboplastin), our clotting factor IV (calcium ions), our clotting factor V (labile factors), our clotting factor VII (stable factors), our clotting factor VIII (antihemophilic factor), our clotting factor IX (Plasma Thromboplastin Component), our clotting factor X (Stuart prower factor), our clotting factor XI (Plasma Thromboplastin Antecedent), our clotting factor XII (Hagerman Factor), our clotting factor XIII (Fibrin Stabilizing Factor), our high molecular weight kinnogen, our Fletcher factor, our Vitamin K, every cells in our bodies, our blood vessels, the endothelial cells that line our blood vessels, our CO2, our O2, our cells, and/or our lives
not having access to medical facilities that are equipped to treat us from any of these aforementioned problems
not having access to medical personnel who are certified, knowledgeable, skilled, and experienced regarding how to treat any of these aforementioned problems
being denied access and/or medical treatment to any of these aforementioned problems because of our race, gender, religion, citizenship status, socioeconomic status, because we didn’t get COVID vaccinations and/or tests, because the health care providers and/or the health care facilities don’t like our health insurance, because we don’t have health insurance, and/or for any other discriminatory, prejudiced, intolerant, racist, unethical, and/or immoral reasons
having a weak sense of self
grieving
being obsessed with something and/or someone negative
feeling overwhelmed
trying to avoid our problems
blocking love from ourselves and/or others
the curses of freemasonry activating against us to try to cause, contribute to, and/or exacerbate any of these aforementioned problems
the category/kingdom of spirits that cause, contribute to, and/or exacerbate any of these aforementioned problems

Adrenal Fatigue Deliverance Prayer

Sat, 16 Apr 2022 04:43:36 +0000

COURT CASE:

developing adrenal fatigue because we had a physical trauma
developing adrenal fatigue because we have a bad posture and ligament damage in our spine and joints
developing adrenal fatigue because of chronic stress
developing adrenal fatigue because of psychological stress
developing adrenal fatigue because of increased emotional stress
developing adrenal fatigue because of emotional traumas
developing adrenal fatigue because of prolonged stress
developing adrenal fatigue because we don’t have enough time to relax
developing adrenal fatigue because we have insufficient and/or excessive exercise
developing adrenal fatigue because of our negative thinking
developing adrenal fatigue because of having poor nutrition
developing adrenal fatigue because we have blood sugar imbalances
developing adrenal fatigue because we have food sensitivities
developing adrenal fatigue because of sugar, wheat, white flour, and/or coffee
developing adrenal fatigue because of fluoridated water, chlorine, and/or bromides
developing adrenal fatigue because we have allergies
developing adrenal fatigue because we’re overexerting ourselves
developing adrenal fatigue because we smoke
developing adrenal fatigue because of taking antidepressants
developing adrenal fatigue because of having multiple pregnancies
developing adrenal fatigue because of having iron deficiency
developing adrenal fatigue because of exposure to pesticides
developing adrenal fatigue because of exposure to sucralose
developing adrenal fatigue because of exposure to glyphosphate
developing adrenal fatigue because we’re in pain
developing adrenal fatigue because of exposure to environmental toxins such as pesticides, heavy metals, and/or pollutants
developing adrenal fatigue because we had an acute infection
developing adrenal fatigue because we have chronic infections
developing adrenal fatigue because we have rheumatoid arthritis
developing adrenal fatigue because we had surgery
developing adrenal fatigue because we have microbiome imbalance in our digestive system
developing adrenal fatigue because we have gut inflammation
developing adrenal fatigue because we had a digestive related infection
developing adrenal fatigue because we have autoimmune diseases
developing adrenal fatigue because of sleep deprivation and/or poor sleep
developing adrenal fatigue because we rely on stimulants, caffeine, and/or energy drinks
having adrenal fatigue
having adrenal burnout
having an inconsistent level of cortisol (stress hormones) in our bloodstream so that we sometimes have more than normal and at other times we have very low cortisol levels
having abnormal and/or irregular cortisol levels
tiredness
fatigue especially in the morning and/or afternoons (around 3-5pm)
morning fatigue
tired but wired
constantly tired
ongoing fatigue
having ongoing fatigue that isn’t relieved by sleep
extreme fatigue
mental fatigue
feeling major fatigue after working out
having difficulty waking up in the morning
waking up tired even after sleeping for 7 or 8 hours
feeling fatigue in the morning
having midafternoon fatigue
crashing in the afternoon and then getting more energy late in the evening
weakness especially in the morning and/or afternoons (around 3-5pm)
lethargy
low stamina
lack of energy
lack of energy for daily activities
having less than 12 hours of energy per day
adrenal crash
energy depletion
energy crash
relying on caffeine and/or sugar for energy
needing caffeine and/or sugar in the morning
feeling exhausted
having sleep related problems
having difficulty and/or unable to fall asleep
having difficulty and/or unable to stay asleep
having sleep disturbances
having racing thoughts when we’re trying to sleep
insomnia
poor sleep
never feeling well rested even after having long hours of sleep
difficulty relaxing
waking up at night
waking up frequently in the middle of the night
waking up around 2-4am
crashing around 3pm
having an energy slump around 3pm
having more energy at night than in the morning
having a reversed schedule
feeling more energized in the evening
waking up at night and having trouble going back to sleep because of a racing mind, racing thoughts, and/or anxiety
feeling lightheaded when rising from a horizontal position
dizziness
vertigo
shaky
lightheaded
sensitivity to light
needing to wear sunglasses often even when it’s not sunny outside
needing to squint a lot of times even when it’s not sunny outside
difficulty seeing at night
inability to remember things
poor concentration
difficulty staying focused
difficulty thinking clearly
having moments of confusion
decreased productivity
forgetfulness
slow memory recall
impaired memory
poor memory
memory loss
less accurate memory
having memory related problems
brain fog
struggling to make decisions
having mild depression
having depression
having a weakened stress response
stress
high stress
emotional stress
having a low stamina for stress
unable to handle stress
having difficulty and/or unable to cope with stress
feeling like life is “too hard”
feeling like any little task is too overwhelming
feeling like even the smallest things stress us out
feeling like benign situations and/or interactions with people are highly stressful
difficulty bouncing back from stress
worry
anxiety
having constant, unexplained anxiety
less enjoyment of life
feeling on edge
having a tendency to startle easily and having difficulty calming down afterwards
nervousness
having panic attacks
anger
frequently getting angry
frustration
frequently feeling frustrated
feeling defeated
feeling like a victim
not believing in ourselves
cowardice
believing that life must have burdens
jealousy
fear
feeling like one must struggle for success, power, and/or position
feeling boxed in
feeling helpless
feeling like there’s nothing that we can do to cause change
not enjoying our place in life
feeling “burnt out” from our job
feeling “burnt out” from our relationship
irritability
easily irritated
having mood swings
overly emotional
feeling overwhelmed
feeling overwhelmed by normal day to day demand
unable to cope with day to day life
having ADHD
having unexplained hair loss
hair loss
hair loss around our outer eyebrow
hair thinning
balding
having thin and wispy hair
having straw like hair
having dry hair
having hair that falls out easily
accelerated aging
premature aging
poor circulation
having bone loss
osteoporosis
difficulty building muscle
having muscle loss
exercise intolerance
difficulty gaining weight
having sunken in cheeks
dry eyes
blurry vision
having dark circles around our eyes especially under our eyes
having dark circles that extend above and below our eyelids
having vascular convulsions (involuntary spasms) in the inside of our lower eyelids
the whites of our eyes appear blue and/or gray in color
looking tired and/or exhausted
having heart disease
having heart palpitations
having hemorrhoids
having restless legs at night
having integumentary related problems
having dry and thin skin
acne
having wrinkles
having unhealthy skin
hyperpigmentation
eczema
excessive sweating from little activity
having changes in our skin color
for those of us with darker skin, having darker skin around our mouth, forehead, and/or the sides of our face
having pale skin
having problems related to the breast
having cystic breasts
having breast tenderness
having nipple discharge
having body pain
having unexplained aches and/or pains
having body aches
having muscle aches
having muscle twitches
having muscle pain
having nerve pain
having sore feet
sudden nausea
feeling puffy
feeling stiff
feeling achy in our joints and/or muscles
having joint pain and/or stiffness
having knee weakness and/or pain especially on the side
having chronic pain
having muscle tension
having pain in the upper back and/or neck with no clear reason
having low back pain
having chronic fibromyalgia
weakened immunity
suppressed immune system
being prone to sickness
chronic inflammation
having chronic inflammatory illness
having hives
having ulcers
having a reaction to bug bites
increased allergies
getting new allergies
having food allergies
our old allergies are more severe
having asthma
having an autoimmune disorder
having a higher frequency of getting the flu and/or other respiratory diseases
having infections that tend to last longer than usual
having recurrent infections
having chronic infections
having chronic bacterial, viral, fungal, and/or yeast infections
having frequent colds and infections
frequently getting sore throat
slow healing
slow recovery from infections, illnesses, and/or injuries
having irregular blood sugar levels
hyperglycemia (high blood sugar levels)
hypoglycemia (low blood sugar levels)
having irregular blood pressure
having hypertension (increased blood pressure)
hypotension (low blood pressure)
intolerance to alcohol
increased thirst
constantly thirsty
urinating frequently
urinary incontinence
having food cravings
craving carbohydrates
craving sugary foods
craving salty foods
craving fatty foods
having excessive mood responses after eating carbohydrates
having an uncontrollable appetite
lacking an appetite
having weight related problems
weight gain
unexplained weight gain
having a tendency to gain weight and to be unable to lose it especially around our waist
rapid weight gain
having visceral fat around our midsection
having difficulty and/or unable to lose weight especially visceral fat
fluid retention
having difficulty keeping the weight off
having digestive problems
having nonspecific digestive problems
poor digestion
dyspepsia (indigestion)
acid reflux
bloating
alternating between constipation and diarrhea
constipation
having temperature related sensitivities
having a low body temperature
having cold hands and feet
getting cold easily
being sensitive to the cold
intolerance to the cold
heat intolerance
being sensitive to chemicals such as odors and/or perfumes
sexual dysfunction
having a reduced sex drive
low libido
infertility
having hormonal related problems
having negative responses to thyroid hormones and/or medications
having hormonal imbalance
slowed metabolism
having insulin resistance
menstrual irregularities
amenorrhea
having irregular menstrual cycles
having increased premenstrual symptoms (PMS)
heavy bleeding during menstruation
headaches
frequent headaches
migraines
developing uterine fibroids
having increased menopausal symptoms
having hot flashes and night sweats
vaginal dryness
the ovarian adrenal thyroid axis in women becomes unbalanced
the adrenal thyroid axis in men becomes unbalanced
trying to control things that are outside of our control
refusing to comply with life as it is
the buying, selling, and/or trading of our adrenal glands, pituitary gland, anterior pituitary gland, posterior pituitary gland, hypothalamus, interleukin1, macrophages, liver, blood glucose, blood vessels, blood pressure, insulin, medial preoptic nucleus of our hypothalamus, corticotropin, corticotropin releasing hormone, adrenal cortex, adrenal medulla, zona glomerulosa, zona fasculata, zona reticularis, ovarianadrenalthyroid axis, our adrenalthyroid axis, HPA axis, sympathoadrenomedulary system, nerve impulses, dihydroepandrosterone (DHEA), ACTH, corticotrope cells of our anterior pituitary, corticotropinreleasing hormone (CRH), gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH), TRH, TSH, T4 hormone, T3 hormone, cortisol, adrenaline, mineralocorticoids, glucocorticoids, catecholamines, epinephrine, norepinephrine, hormones, endocrine system, reproductive system, and/or menstrual cycles to the kingdom of darkness and the kingdom of darkness having ownership claims over any of these aforementioned things
the category/kingdom of spirits that cause, contribute to, exacerbate, and/or reestablish any of these aforementioned problems