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  1. , Thanks for your response! Sounds like your boys have a great mom! Do u have lyme too, or just your children? I know you have your hands full and are busy, but hope you keep updating the group with your progress/journey with the coil in treating

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  2. Hi susieYou might try a different source of the DMSO .There seems to be a difference in varied sources.Some of them taste like what I describe as rotten pineapple , some have very little taste ,so I imagine that an aftertaste from putting it on your

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  3. Hi Susie, Since I sent my initial response, I thought of some more experience that I could share with you. First of all, I believe doing yoga and being strictly sugar-free helped me live with LD for many years before I was diagnosed. Restricting c

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  4. Hi everyone,Please read this petition about pain patients in Florida having difficulty first finding a pain doctor to treat themand prescribe pain medication if necessary and also finding pharmacies to fill their scripts... You DO NOT need to live in

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  5. HI, my niece came down with cfs while in college after being diagnoses with mono. previous to this she was a camp counselor and had also done some missionary work in maybe dominican rebublic or somewhere like that. she had tested positive to ebv,

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  6. Jan, Did you just want to take a break from the coil? How are the Nutramedrix products working? Do you herx a lot, have u noticed improvements? Thanks, Jodie L. > > Some people have very clear detox pathways and dont herx much ,if at all.However

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  7. Some people have very clear detox pathways and dont herx much ,if at all.However I wonder if yourtreatment time isnt high enough.I got up to 10-15 minutes with the coil before I started herxing.I also found out that I have a different strain of lyme

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  8. Hi and Pat, : I can't thank you enough for posting Dr. Alan Mc's name!!! I have been looking for months for a bookmarked link of mine about well written Lyme research I thought was written by Dr. Alan , MD and all along it was Alan Mc!! So I fina

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  9. That really sucks, you can't get state help for meds? Hi everyone, hope you're all well, healthy and bright today? OK, I need some information but please bear in mind I am in the UK and do not have the riches of a banker. I need a new neb

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  10. Hi Autumn, I am a severe asthmatic and often have to take every form of medication under the sun! Yep I'm regularly on prednisolone, steroid inhalers, anti-histamines, anti-biotics and anti-fungals. I don't need to eat much coz I'm full up on pills

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  11. If you need to use the nebulizer that much everyday, your asthma must be treated well. Are you on advair or any other preventative meds? Maybe you need some prednisone. Hi everyone, hope you're all well, healthy and bright today? OK, I ne

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  12. Hi , Here is a list of frx's for Hep-C found on the CAFL list... [url]http://www.electroherbalism.com/Bioelectronics/FrequenciesandAnecdotes/CAFL.htm[/url] Hepatitis_C (also try Parasites, schistosoma mansoni and Hepatitis general freqs if necessa

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  13. Chip --Are you sure you want a nebulizer that can deliver a dose in less than 15 minutes? My husband Bob's respiratory therapist says he's inhaling too quickly when it takes him less than 15 minutes to use one packet of albuterol sulfate and

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  14. Hi everyone, hope you're all well, healthy and bright today? OK, I need some information but please bear in mind I am in the UK and do not have the riches of a banker. I need a new nebuliser, my present one is an Omron and I have had it several ye

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  15. When I go to the rheumatologist, I have to pay for parking, and a co-payment, now these new scripts, it is getting expensive, but what can i do, I cannot take this pain anymore. To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2012 5:27 AM Subje

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  16. Well it was a rheumatologist that prescribed it. The prescription was a large blue gel like capsule, I am supposed to take once a week, but I will call him tomorrow and discuss it. I know that I will not take it again in that dosage. Can you just b

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  17. Yes, and as soon as she told me I needed the d3 she said, but, we don't want you in the sun. I do take lots of other meds, I am going to ask her if they had another reason for it. Yes lots and lots of hot sun, I have been in the sun quite a bit, on

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  18. Thank you for your reply, I am contacting my dr. tomorrow, the nurse called and said I was severely depleted, really depleted, so I don't think he made a mistake, but, either way I cannot take that much, we now know, so we will see what develops tomo

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  19. [url]http://www.hippocrates.com.au/hippocrates-news-archive/vitamin-d/item/441-signs-of-vitamin-d-deficiency This[/url] is what I take. Leonie.

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  20. Hi there, I am new to the list and have been lurking for the past two weeks. I take Vitamin D3 as my level was very low too. I take a maximum of 3000 iu a day, but only for  a certain time (say two months ) then have it checked. I usually only tak

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  21. Aaaarrggh! Stabbed below my right breast, pain shooting through me! Painkillers ineffective, movement difficult . . . .. Ohhh the joys of pleurisy . . . AGAIN!! "******!" Cheers from Mike (Chip) Chapman Author of, A Fly on the Ward [url]h

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  22. Regarding Vit.D, in the UK one cannot get suitable doses prescribed by a GP, least that was what I was told when I enquired. As for Vit.D being dangerous, like any drug, herb, beer or other remidiy, taking too much can lead to side effects. If 50,000

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  23. It's what the rheumatologist prescribed for me - my bloods came back as low in vit D (looking out the window, I can't possibly think how, what with this glorious hot summer we've had! </sarcasm>)The company I work for sells similar stuff to Holland a

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  24. Unfortunatly doctors are not always right and soften it's safer if one decides ones own treatment path. If the huge dose of 50,000 iu of Vit.D is making you ill, then the answer is to try a smaller dose. Tell your doc what's happening but if you can

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  25. I just read that vitamin d2 is really yeast that has been irradiated or something like that and can be very toxic, and can cause many not nice side effects. Whereas vitamin d3 is a natural one and is better and a lot safer for the body. I am going

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