In this work Toby L. Murray Rmt connects human anatomy and physiology to the Inverse Square Law and the Biological Tides Theory in support of the hypothesis that the Moon's gravity generates a `Monthly Cranial Respiration Cycle` in cerebral spinal fluid which induces the secretion of neuro-endocrine hormones thus regulating bodily functions such as menstruation. This hypothesis further proposes that as the Moon steadily moves further away from Earth in a process known as the Lunar-recession the Monthly Cranial Respiration Cycle diminishes leading to conditions such as menopause, disease, and aging in-general. The author combines the ideas of the late astronomers Drs. Thomas Van Flandern and Robert Harrington with Newtonian Mechanics and General Relativity to demonstrate that Mercury is the moon to the planet Venus which separated from Venus in a process similar to the Moon's recession from Earth. The resulting new models of the solar and planetary systems are that of atoms of eight `life essential` elements with properties belonging to the group of non-metals on the Periodic Table of Elements.

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The Cause of Menopause & Mercury is Not a Planet

By Toby L. Murray

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Preface, vii, 
The Cause of Menopause, 1, 
Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Aging in- general, and the Lunar-recession, 8, 
Space travel and the Physiological Effects of the Lunar-recession, 16, 
Mercury is Not a Planet, 19, 
Venus and Earth as 'Twin Sister' Planets, 25, 
The Atomic Planets, 35, 
Mars, Ceres, and the Asteroid belt, 37, 
Jupiter, 38, 
Saturn, 40, 
Uranus and Neptune, 41, 
The Kuiper belt and Pluto, 43, 
Bibliography, 47, 
About the Author, 55,

CHAPTER 1

The Cause of Menopause

Isaac Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation known as the Inverse Square Law explains how the Moon's gravitational pull is responsible for Earth's ocean tides as it physically lifts water that is directly underneath and closer to the Moon, higher than it lifts water which is located farther away. Hill & Playfair pointed-out in Cycles of Heaven that the human body is comprised of seventy-percent water and that all bodies of water respond to even the slightest fluctuations in the force of gravity (1978, pg. 31). In How the Moon Affects You psychiatrist Dr. Arnold Lieber presents the Biological Tides Theory suggesting that there are human physiological processes which ebb and flow in direct response to the Moon's gravitational tides. Lieber explained that there are biological high and low tides which are governed by the Moon throughout all of nature and that certain biorhythms within human physiology, particularly those pertaining to reproduction and emotional drives such as aggression, have a tendency to ebb and flow around the cycle of the 'new' and 'full' moon (1996, pg. 10). Emotional drives and reproduction are regulated by the neuro-endocrine hormones from the pituitary gland, the body's master neuro-endocrine hormone control-center which is located at the anatomical center of the brain and cranium. Osteopath Dr. Michael Kern explained in Wisdom in the Body that the rhythmic cycles of Primary Respiratory Motion gently rock the pituitary gland helping to milk the gland thus playing a role in regulating the secretion of the neuro-endocrine hormones (2005, pg. 71).

When Primary Respiratory Motion and the secretion of these hormones are considered together with the Biological Tides Theory, the Inverse Square Law, and the Moon's movements it is conceivable that each person's Monthly Cranial Respiration Cycle commences some time after the Moon begins to move closer to Earth and the steady increase in the pull from its gravity initiates cranial inhalation or an increase in the presence of cerebral spinal fluid in the central nervous system causing the expansion of an the cranium. Cranial exhalation commences after the Moon begins to move away from Earth and the overall strength of its gravitational pull starts to steadily decrease causing an individual's cranium to contract, intra-cranial pressure to increase, and cerebral spinal fluid to be propelled toward their pituitary gland. As the nine sets of paired cranial bones internally and externally rotate throughout primary respiration, spiraling currents of cerebral spinal fluid are directed toward either the anterior, intermediate, or the posterior pituitary lobe. Alterations in the flow of the cerebral spinal fluid and hydraulic-pressure directly upon the different pituitary lobes, provide the timing cues which are necessary for the secretion of the nine stimulatory and inhibitory neuro-endocrine hormones which regulate every person's growth, hydration, temperature, metabolism, puberty, pigmentation, emotional-drives, and the most prominent monthly hormonal cycle - menstruation.

The hormonal sequence of menstruation is regulated by the Moon's gravity via a Monthly Cranial Respiration Cycle similarly to the following brief outline. The average North American girl experiences menarche - her first menstruation - at approximately twelve-years of age (U.S. Health, 2011). By the time she is between eighteen and nineteen years old she will stop growing at the average height for North American women (1.62 meters) and her pituitary gland will be situated along her brain's mid-line approximately six-centimeters below the top of her skull in the middle of the base of her brain which would be measured to be about 1.56 meters above the ground when she is standing. The average woman's menstrual flow may commence at either of the two times of the month that a statistically significant number of women's periods begin, at 'new' or 'full' moon (Lieber, 1996, pg. 70). When the Moon is 'new' on the first day of each of its 27.5-day anomalistic months, it is at its farthest point from Earth (apogee) and its gravitational attraction is at its weakest. As the Moon moves closer the steady increase in the pull of its gravity initiates the inhalation of cerebral spinal fluid into a woman's central nervous system, the expansion of her cranium, and the external rotation of her paired cranial bones. This directs the flow of cerebral spinal fluid and hydraulic-pressure toward her posterior pituitary lobe permitting the secretion of all six of the anterior lobe hormones including the luteinizing and follicle stimulating hormones. In daily doses these two hormones cross from a woman's central nervous system into her body where they work to induce a surge of the two ovarian hormones estrogen and progesterone until their concentrations spike near the end of the follicular or growth phase, and the same time of the month that the Moon reaches the midpoint of its orbit and its nearest approach to Earth (perigee) during each of its elliptical trips around Earth. At perigee the Moon is 'full' and more than fifty-thousand kilometers closer to Earth while its gravitational pull upon the average woman is over a billion times greater than it is when the Moon is at apogee. Immediately after its perigee, the Moon begins to move away and a woman's cranium starts to contract which creates an isentropic compression meaning that as her intra-cranial pressure increases there is an increase in her basal body temperature shortly before she ovulates and the exhalation of cerebral spinal fluid into her body begins, only moments prior to day-fourteen of her twenty-eight day reproductive cycle. At the same time, her brain's ventricles become taller and narrower and her paired cranial-bones internally rotate to redirect the flow of cerebral spinal fluid toward the anterior pituitary lobe, permitting the secretion of the only two posterior lobe hormones oxytocin and anti-diuretic hormone which combine with estrogen and progesterone to initiate the kidneys to begin retaining water in preparation for a pregnancy or menstruation and the next Monthly Cranial Respiration Cycle.

All North American women do not menstruate in unison due to the fact that each woman's personal relationship with the Moon's gravitational pull is 'relative' meaning that it is based on her height, body mass, and the exact physical distance that the Moon is from her pituitary gland and that average healthy women of different heights and sizes will have menstrual cycles with similar duration or period (28 days on average) but 'phases' that are not in sync with each other due to their different starting points. For instance, a tall large woman's cycle may begin on a particular day when the Moon is a given distance...

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