Guest guest Posted February 17, 2004 Report Share Posted February 17, 2004 Actually, I believe that gastroparesis isn't all that uncommon for anyone who has any kind of GI surgery. GI surgery can also affect acid production, so if you don't have enough acid, your body can't digest the food as quickly. And then there's the possibility that the food had *just* left your esophagus and entered your stomach, too. I know several of us have had the gastric emptying test, too. I don't recall if anyone else has been specifically diagnosed w/ gastroparesis, though. Debbi in Michigan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Dear , Of course I can understand you being upset and surprised by the content of the letter. I find it very unprofessional of your GI not having discussed things with you upfront. Yet, I want to tell you that I myself wouldn't mind being tested! Maybe something is wrong with your stomach and don't we all hate doctors to ignore signals? What if he found undigested food in your stomach while doing the scopy e.g.? I don't think he'll have you undergo testings without any good reason! I don't know what test you are going to have. I am going to have a gastric emptying test today in 2 weeks myself. It's not a hard test to undergo. I think gastroparesis can be found with that test as well (am not completely sure on that one). I just need to have toast and radio active baked eggs, after that every 10 minutes X-rays are being taken and after a couple of hours I can go home (might take a bit longer, as the food of course needs to reach the stomach first, wow, that's gonna be a laugh -LOL-...). If I were you, I would contact my GI and ask for his reasons and for his plans. Love, Isabellamichelle <mcnairmichelle@...> wrote: Hey All - so I got a copy of a letter that my GI sent to my primary (who I don't even see anymore since moving) with the results of my last endoscopy - he puts in there something to the effect of 'although I don't show any symptoms, at some point I should be tested for gastroparesis'. Where the **** is he getting that from? If I don't show any symptoms, why would I get tested. He referenced food still in my E -ugh!! of course there's still food there, we even talked about how my E is no longer a straight line but takes a curvy turn.I'm so happy I've found you all...Just Venting!Happy Swallowing!- in NC Be a better Globetrotter. Get better travel answers from someone who knows. Answers - Check it out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Hi , They are going to do a gastric emptying test on me today in 2 weeks. You eat toast with baked eggs (radio active, yummie!). They make X-rays every 10 min. for a couple of hours as to see what your stomach does with the food (only the radio active food will be seen). Of course in my case they will have to wait untill the food finally reaches the stomach (which they can see of course) and as of there they will follow what happens next. Sounds simple, doesn't it? Well, I guess it is quite simple, but we'll see in 2 weeks... Love, Isabellakristinmari2 <kristinmari2@...> wrote: Hmmm, I was diagnosed with gastroparesis before my achalasia diagnosis. One question. How would they determine if you stomach is emptying slowly because it took extra long for it to reach your stomach (because of the achalasia) or if it really is a slow emptying stomach regardless?Inquiring minds want to know!, FL>> Hey All - so I got a copy of a letter that my GI sent to my primary > (who I don't even see anymore since moving) with the results of my last > endoscopy - he puts in there something to the effect of 'although I > don't show any symptoms, at some point I should be tested for > gastroparesis'. Where the **** is he getting that from? If I don't show > any symptoms, why would I get tested. He referenced food still in my E -> ugh!! of course there's still food there, we even talked about how my > E is no longer a straight line but takes a curvy turn.> I'm so happy I've found you all...> > Just Venting!> Happy Swallowing!> - in NC> Sick sense of humor? Visit TV's Comedy with an Edge to see what's on, when. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 Right, I understand that. I ate radio active oatmeal! When they did mine, I had to lie flat for over 2 hours for the scan. I read an entire book. If you have achalasia and lie horizontal, I can't imagine the food ever even reaching your stomach. I guess that was my main concern. , FL > > > > Hey All - so I got a copy of a letter that my GI sent to my primary > > (who I don't even see anymore since moving) with the results of my > last > > endoscopy - he puts in there something to the effect of 'although I > > don't show any symptoms, at some point I should be tested for > > gastroparesis'. Where the **** is he getting that from? If I don't > show > > any symptoms, why would I get tested. He referenced food still in > my E - > > ugh!! of course there's still food there, we even talked about how > my > > E is no longer a straight line but takes a curvy turn. > > I'm so happy I've found you all... > > > > Just Venting! > > Happy Swallowing! > > - in NC > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Sick sense of humor? Visit TV's Comedy with an Edge to see what's on, when. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 I'm sorry I just don't understand the "logic" here. If an Achalasian or a normal human being is being timed to see how long it takes for this radioactive treat to go from the esophagus to the stomach why "torture" the Achalasian. We all know that a normal person can eat standing on their head, and food will find its way. Not us. I don't need "glow in the dark" food sitting for hours in my various body organs to tell me something I already know. Plus, while on your tummy it can start creeping up and detour to the lungs. No thanks. I know that s Hopkins, in my time there, did a similar test (that I have talked about before) to measure the progress of "corn flakes" going from the esophagus to the stomach. It was a timed test, basically on an empty stomach (or should I say, on an empty esophagus). you eat the corn flakes laced with radioactive milk and the camera reads the corn flakes moving from the E to the S. After 10 minutes you drink a cup of water and more measurements are taken. After another 10 minutes its time for my favorite part, drinking a small bottle of soda, and watch everything else go down. It also served as an excellent base line to compare results from one year to the next. That might have been (in 1985) the first time I became aware of how effective carbonation was in my case to get the food down. However, when my LES shut down, nothing would get through. Again, I just don't understand why, we eat sitting up, but people take this test laying down. > > >> > > Hey All - so I got a copy of a letter that my GI sent to my > primary > > > (who I don't even see anymore since moving) with the results of > my > > last > > > endoscopy - he puts in there something to the effect of 'although > I > > > don't show any symptoms, at some point I should be tested for > > > gastroparesis'. Where the **** is he getting that from? If I > don't > > show > > > any symptoms, why would I get tested. He referenced food still in > > my E -> > > ugh!! of course there's still food there, we even talked about > how > > my > > > E is no longer a straight line but takes a curvy turn.> > > I'm so happy I've found you all...> > > > > > Just Venting!> > > Happy Swallowing!> > > - in NC> > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> > Sick sense of humor? Visit TV's Comedy with an Edge to see > what's on, when.> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 Hi , Well, you got me slightly worried here... For as far as I understood I am allowed to sit up and I don't need to lay down! I'll just wait and see. Having the -ectomy done will be worse, I guess -LOL-. I do want the test done (which will be impossible if I need to lay down). It's got nothing to do with them wanting to check what happens in my E. They want to check what my stomach does to the food, as to see whether I don't only have a swallowing disorder, but it's expected that I have further digestive problems. So when the food finally does reach the stomach, the stomach doesn't do it's job properly. It's important to know if that's the case and if so, it's important to know what exactly is the matter. , could we be confusing two different types of testings here? As I don't think I am getting the timed barium test (food movement from E to stomach), but I was told to get a gastric emptying test (food movement from stomach to intestines). Love, IsabellaRICHARD <cynmark24@...> wrote: I'm sorry I just don't understand the "logic" here. If an Achalasian or a normal human being is being timed to see how long it takes for this radioactive treat to go from the esophagus to the stomach why "torture" the Achalasian. We all know that a normal person can eat standing on their head, and food will find its way. Not us. I don't need "glow in the dark" food sitting for hours in my various body organs to tell me something I already know. Plus, while on your tummy it can start creeping up and detour to the lungs. No thanks. I know that s Hopkins, in my time there, did a similar test (that I have talked about before) to measure the progress of "corn flakes" going from the esophagus to the stomach. It was a timed test, basically on an empty stomach (or should I say, on an empty esophagus). you eat the corn flakes laced with radioactive milk and the camera reads the corn flakes moving from the E to the S. After 10 minutes you drink a cup of water and more measurements are taken. After another 10 minutes its time for my favorite part, drinking a small bottle of soda, and watch everything else go down. It also served as an excellent base line to compare results from one year to the next. That might have been (in 1985) the first time I became aware of how effective carbonation was in my case to get the food down. However, when my LES shut down, nothing would get through. Again, I just don't understand why, we eat sitting up, but people take this test laying down. > > >> > > Hey All - so I got a copy of a letter that my GI sent to my > primary > > > (who I don't even see anymore since moving) with the results of > my > > last > > > endoscopy - he puts in there something to the effect of 'although > I > > > don't show any symptoms, at some point I should be tested for > > > gastroparesis'. Where the **** is he getting that from? If I > don't > > show > > > any symptoms, why would I get tested. He referenced food still in > > my E -> > > ugh!! of course there's still food there, we even talked about > how > > my > > > E is no longer a straight line but takes a curvy turn.> > > I'm so happy I've found you all...> > > > > > Just Venting!> > > Happy Swallowing!> > > - in NC> > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> > Sick sense of humor? Visit TV's Comedy with an Edge to see > what's on, when.> >> Park yourself in front of a world of choices in alternative vehicles.Visit the Auto Green Center. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 Hello Isabella, Just wanted to mention to you that I had the gastric emptying test done a couple of years ago and my time was about 12 hours which was severly abnormal. My surgeon felt I had the double whammy of the food can't get into my stomach and once it gets there it just sits there so when I had surgery I had the valves loosened on both ends. So, I had a myotomy and a pyloroplasty. I was quite worried about the pyloroplasty (loosening the pyloric valve) and asked her to adjust it as little as she could. In any case, surgery was nearly 2 years ago and was a huge success. I have no issues with anything at all now. As for the test itself, I had to eat the radioactive egg sandwich which I did, lay on the table for well over an hour, then when done, threw up what was left of the sandwich in my E. Mind over matter I guess to get it done. Liz Southern Ontario Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 Hi Liz, Thank you so much for this post!!! What you write is exactly what I guess will be the matter with me, what the docs think will be the matter with me. So, yes, having the thing tested is the only right thing to do for me. I am going for the -ectomy most probably (first open myotomy 11y ago, second one 5th January last failed). As they (I'll have 2 surgeons performing the surgery together) are already doing lots of "cutting and pasting" with my stomach during the -ectomy, they will solve my other stomach problem as well (after they found out what the problem exactly is). I am really really glad to read your positive post on how they successfully solved your stomach issue by the pyloroplasty. If I am lucky, I won't need this -plasty at all, but should it really be necessary I will keep your post in mind (and re-read it and re-read it -LOL-)! What symptoms did you have (feel, notice) regarding this stomach issue (so not the achalasia symptoms)? Thanks! Love, Isabellalsloan50 <lsloan2542@...> wrote: Hello Isabella,Just wanted to mention to you that I had the gastric emptying test done a couple of years ago and my time was about 12 hours which was severly abnormal. My surgeon felt I had the double whammy of the food can't get into my stomach and once it gets there it just sits there so when I had surgery I had the valves loosened on both ends. So, I had a myotomy and a pyloroplasty. I was quite worried about the pyloroplasty (loosening the pyloric valve) and asked her to adjust it as little as she could. In any case, surgery was nearly 2 years ago and was a huge success. I have no issues with anything at all now. As for the test itself, I had to eat the radioactive egg sandwich which I did, lay on the table for well over an hour, then when done, threw up what was left of the sandwich in my E. Mind over matter I guess to get it done. LizSouthern Ontario Sick sense of humor? Visit TV's Comedy with an Edge to see what's on, when. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2008 Report Share Posted February 26, 2008 Hi, Together with my achalasia I have gastroparesis, just found out last summer. We don't know whether I have it "by nature", or if it's a consequence of my surgeries. The complaints indeed are somewhat similar to the achalasia troubles, though regurgitation, spasms and food stuck in the E. of course don't belong to the symptoms of gastroparesis. The scan itself was no problem at all, the stuff I had to eat for it was -LOL-: imagine an achalasian eating bread with egg in front of a camera... They had to check how much I was allowed to drink with it, I was so happy I was allowed to drink as much as I needed. For as far as I've been informed gastroparesis is treated by some kind of myotomy too. Instead of the E. muscle, the muscle (or valve, I am from Holland, don't know the right word here) is being cut. It's called a pyloroplasty or a pyloromyotomy, if I remember correctly. In my case they think to resolve the problem with my upcoming -ectomy. My E. is being removed and so is half my stomach. As the other half is being pulled up and the vagus nerve is being removed, they (several specialists) think my gastroparesis problems will be lessened as well. Gravity is supposed to transport the food down to my intestines. That's all I know about the subject, but I bet there is a lot more to it. Love, Isabella Gastroparesis Hi,Is anyone familiar with the condition Gastroparesis? After ruling out achalasia as my problem the doctor wants to do a "Gastric Emptying Scan" to rule out Gastroparesis. It sounds quite similar to achalasia. Thanks,Leila Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2008 Report Share Posted February 26, 2008 My son has both conditions. Gastroparesis is slow emptying of the stomach, giving a full feeling after eating very little. This is how my son's problem started. Later he was diagnosed with achalasia which is more of a problem getting the food down to the stomach. At the time we were told that having the two conditions together were very rare but that does not seem to be the case. Cause unknown but it seems to be a problem getting the signals through the nerves to start the process of swallowing and stomach emptying. Brad Gastroparesis Hi, Is anyone familiar with the condition Gastroparesis? After ruling out achalasia as my problem the doctor wants to do a "Gastric Emptying Scan" to rule out Gastroparesis. It sounds quite similar to achalasia. Thanks, Leila More new features than ever. Check out the new AOL Mail! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 20, 2009 Report Share Posted August 20, 2009 Hi Rochelle, My symptoms are  Feeling of fullness after two three bites of meal cant eat full meal, pain eating fiber and salads and meals, Gastric pain that goes up to my throat stomach feels so full and \bloating that looks like watermelon belly three months of belching, sometimes gastric dumping but other wise normal movement in am  GERD and hoarseness and pain in esophagus  ears get full after I eat too the connection is the vegus nerve that controls a lot of stuff? I don't know but I see a GI Dr next week and he will start looking into this I am sure fist an endoscope then the other thank you Rochelle so dearly-- I was so sick on Feb with gastric distress chronic non stop nausea and vomiting that I had to go to ER A poet is, after all, to see > > > From: grasshopperx_10 <woody1014@...> > Subject: Re: We all ADORE TOM!!!--- TO ALL FROM TOM > neck pain > Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 1:13 PM > > > I wouldnt worry about it Tom, It was kind of FUN talking about something besides PAIN. I couldnt wait to chime in. Its NOT a** crime** to talk about something else. Its not a crime, its just a chat board.LOL cindy > > > > This was the thinking behind my post. Most of us have had our circumstances > > be what they are for awhile and anticipate that we will probably have them > > forever.. I did not intend to change the forum from it's initial purpose > > but thought many of us could use some time to think about anything besides > > what has been lost.. > > My post was not to have someone else have a question to be unanswered. What > > I did take exception to was the post where the poster suggested that > > although they had not responded initially to Jane H. that because of my post the > > individual would do so now... > > We all have unique circumstances and can mostly only relate to the fact we > > all have one thing in pain and it is pain... > > Once again to all new and old members this is a very helpful forum and MY > > POST does not reflect on its other members.. > > I have offered yesterday and will do so again today to remove myself so > > that the newer members will not believe I am a distraction. But I will not > > simply be a member who only posts to say I am having a bad day, because aren't > > we all.... > > sincerely > > Tom > >     > > > > > > In a message dated 8/19/2009 7:24:39 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > > woody1014@ writes: > > > > > > > > > > We ALL ADORE TOM!!!! TOM YOU KNOW THAT RIGHT? women just dont like vick! > > cindy > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 20, 2009 Report Share Posted August 20, 2009 Hi Rochelle, My symptoms are  Feeling of fullness after two three bites of meal cant eat full meal, pain eating fiber and salads and meals, Gastric pain that goes up to my throat stomach feels so full and \bloating that looks like watermelon belly three months of belching, sometimes gastric dumping but other wise normal movement in am  GERD and hoarseness and pain in esophagus  ears get full after I eat too the connection is the vegus nerve that controls a lot of stuff? I don't know but I see a GI Dr next week and he will start looking into this I am sure fist an endoscope then the other thank you Rochelle so dearly-- I was so sick on Feb with gastric distress chronic non stop nausea and vomiting that I had to go to ER A poet is, after all, to see > > > From: grasshopperx_10 <woody1014@...> > Subject: Re: We all ADORE TOM!!!--- TO ALL FROM TOM > neck pain > Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 1:13 PM > > > I wouldnt worry about it Tom, It was kind of FUN talking about something besides PAIN. I couldnt wait to chime in. Its NOT a** crime** to talk about something else. Its not a crime, its just a chat board.LOL cindy > > > > This was the thinking behind my post. Most of us have had our circumstances > > be what they are for awhile and anticipate that we will probably have them > > forever.. I did not intend to change the forum from it's initial purpose > > but thought many of us could use some time to think about anything besides > > what has been lost.. > > My post was not to have someone else have a question to be unanswered. What > > I did take exception to was the post where the poster suggested that > > although they had not responded initially to Jane H. that because of my post the > > individual would do so now... > > We all have unique circumstances and can mostly only relate to the fact we > > all have one thing in pain and it is pain... > > Once again to all new and old members this is a very helpful forum and MY > > POST does not reflect on its other members.. > > I have offered yesterday and will do so again today to remove myself so > > that the newer members will not believe I am a distraction. But I will not > > simply be a member who only posts to say I am having a bad day, because aren't > > we all.... > > sincerely > > Tom > >     > > > > > > In a message dated 8/19/2009 7:24:39 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > > woody1014@ writes: > > > > > > > > > > We ALL ADORE TOM!!!! TOM YOU KNOW THAT RIGHT? women just dont like vick! > > cindy > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 20, 2009 Report Share Posted August 20, 2009 Hi Rochelle, My symptoms are  Feeling of fullness after two three bites of meal cant eat full meal, pain eating fiber and salads and meals, Gastric pain that goes up to my throat stomach feels so full and \bloating that looks like watermelon belly three months of belching, sometimes gastric dumping but other wise normal movement in am  GERD and hoarseness and pain in esophagus  ears get full after I eat too the connection is the vegus nerve that controls a lot of stuff? I don't know but I see a GI Dr next week and he will start looking into this I am sure fist an endoscope then the other thank you Rochelle so dearly-- I was so sick on Feb with gastric distress chronic non stop nausea and vomiting that I had to go to ER A poet is, after all, to see > > > From: grasshopperx_10 <woody1014@...> > Subject: Re: We all ADORE TOM!!!--- TO ALL FROM TOM > neck pain > Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 1:13 PM > > > I wouldnt worry about it Tom, It was kind of FUN talking about something besides PAIN. I couldnt wait to chime in. Its NOT a** crime** to talk about something else. Its not a crime, its just a chat board.LOL cindy > > > > This was the thinking behind my post. Most of us have had our circumstances > > be what they are for awhile and anticipate that we will probably have them > > forever.. I did not intend to change the forum from it's initial purpose > > but thought many of us could use some time to think about anything besides > > what has been lost.. > > My post was not to have someone else have a question to be unanswered. What > > I did take exception to was the post where the poster suggested that > > although they had not responded initially to Jane H. that because of my post the > > individual would do so now... > > We all have unique circumstances and can mostly only relate to the fact we > > all have one thing in pain and it is pain... > > Once again to all new and old members this is a very helpful forum and MY > > POST does not reflect on its other members.. > > I have offered yesterday and will do so again today to remove myself so > > that the newer members will not believe I am a distraction. But I will not > > simply be a member who only posts to say I am having a bad day, because aren't > > we all.... > > sincerely > > Tom > >     > > > > > > In a message dated 8/19/2009 7:24:39 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > > woody1014@ writes: > > > > > > > > > > We ALL ADORE TOM!!!! TOM YOU KNOW THAT RIGHT? women just dont like vick! > > cindy > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 20, 2009 Report Share Posted August 20, 2009 Hi Rochelle, My symptoms are  Feeling of fullness after two three bites of meal cant eat full meal, pain eating fiber and salads and meals, Gastric pain that goes up to my throat stomach feels so full and \bloating that looks like watermelon belly three months of belching, sometimes gastric dumping but other wise normal movement in am  GERD and hoarseness and pain in esophagus  ears get full after I eat too the connection is the vegus nerve that controls a lot of stuff? I don't know but I see a GI Dr next week and he will start looking into this I am sure fist an endoscope then the other thank you Rochelle so dearly-- I was so sick on Feb with gastric distress chronic non stop nausea and vomiting that I had to go to ER A poet is, after all, to see > > > From: grasshopperx_10 <woody1014@...> > Subject: Re: We all ADORE TOM!!!--- TO ALL FROM TOM > neck pain > Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 1:13 PM > > > I wouldnt worry about it Tom, It was kind of FUN talking about something besides PAIN. I couldnt wait to chime in. Its NOT a** crime** to talk about something else. Its not a crime, its just a chat board.LOL cindy > > > > This was the thinking behind my post. Most of us have had our circumstances > > be what they are for awhile and anticipate that we will probably have them > > forever.. I did not intend to change the forum from it's initial purpose > > but thought many of us could use some time to think about anything besides > > what has been lost.. > > My post was not to have someone else have a question to be unanswered. What > > I did take exception to was the post where the poster suggested that > > although they had not responded initially to Jane H. that because of my post the > > individual would do so now... > > We all have unique circumstances and can mostly only relate to the fact we > > all have one thing in pain and it is pain... > > Once again to all new and old members this is a very helpful forum and MY > > POST does not reflect on its other members.. > > I have offered yesterday and will do so again today to remove myself so > > that the newer members will not believe I am a distraction. But I will not > > simply be a member who only posts to say I am having a bad day, because aren't > > we all.... > > sincerely > > Tom > >     > > > > > > In a message dated 8/19/2009 7:24:39 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > > woody1014@ writes: > > > > > > > > > > We ALL ADORE TOM!!!! TOM YOU KNOW THAT RIGHT? women just dont like vick! > > cindy > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2011 Report Share Posted January 20, 2011 Dear Group,  I really need some insight as to how to fix gastroparesis. It's a hereditary chronic disease that results in partial stomach paralysis. I read information about the diet and I'd like some insight here. The gastroenterologist wanted to do a round of 9 pills a day, but he's flying blind. I'm not comfortable with this at all. It would be a two week blitz of pills followed by six months of 'maintenance'.  Thank you very much for any insight.  Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 5, 2011 Report Share Posted October 5, 2011 WOW! These sure look promising. and the others who have GP - have you heard of these or anyone who has tried them?Wouldn't it be AMAZING if it completely worked as claimed? Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))>< On Oct 5, 2011, at 5:14 PM, Cat Lady wrote: Did a Google search on natural remedys for this ailment if any of you want to look at these, if not, just delete. I happen to believe in natural remedy and have reversed my diabetes as well as healed from ulcerative Colitis as a result of natural methods but, I also know some don't agree with this approach so, just delete if you aren't interested. Got laughed at , at work and asked what do I do if I need an antibiotic, thinking they would stump me. I answered, take Shitake mushrooms, a natural antibiotic with no side effect, lol, they wanted to know where to find them. rofling http://www.pranofax.com/ http://www.trenical.com/product.html <cat.jpg> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 5, 2011 Report Share Posted October 5, 2011 Thanks Lea Ann, I am about to research now. It would be amazing. I will let you guys know what I can find from Crystal (author of Living well with GP), my compounding pharmacist, forum and research. Yay! Counting Our Blessings, --- Original Message --- From: Lea Ann Savage <lsavage@...> Sent: October 5, 2011 10/5/11 Subject: Re: Gastroparesis  WOW!  These sure look promising.  and the others who have GP - have you heard of these or anyone who has tried them? Wouldn't it be AMAZING if it completely worked as claimed? Blessings, Lea Ann Savage Satellite Beach, FL (321) 773-7088 (home) (321-961-9219 (cell) www.VitamixLady.com www..com <))>< On Oct 5, 2011, at 5:14 PM, Cat Lady wrote:  Did a Google search on natural remedys for this ailment if any of you want to look at these, if not, just delete. I happen to believe in natural remedy and have reversed my diabetes as well as healed from ulcerative Colitis as a result of natural methods but, I also know some don't agree with this approach so, just delete if you aren't interested. Got laughed at , at work and asked what do I do if I need an antibiotic, thinking they would stump me. I answered, take Shitake mushrooms, a natural antibiotic with no side effect, lol, they wanted to know where to find them. rofling  http://www.pranofax.com/  http://www.trenical.com/product.html  <cat.jpg> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 5, 2011 Report Share Posted October 5, 2011 HI, I'm with you on the natural remedy stuff. I myselff use Silver Biotics. Found out that people used silver before they had antibiotics. So I'm a Silver Biotic person. lol Melody > > Did a Google search on natural remedys for this ailment if any of you want > to look at these, if not, just delete. I happen to believe in natural > remedy and have reversed my diabetes as well as healed from ulcerative > Colitis as a result of natural methods but, I also know some don't agree > with this approach so, just delete if you aren't interested. Got laughed > at , at work and asked what do I do if > I need an antibiotic, thinking they would stump me. I answered, take > Shitake mushrooms, a natural antibiotic with no side effect, lol, they > wanted to know where to find them. rofling > > http://www.pranofax.com/ > > > http://www.trenical.com/product.html > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 5, 2011 Report Share Posted October 5, 2011 Use that myself -- Re: Gastroparesis HI, I'm with you on the natural remedy stuff. I myselff use Silver Biotics. Found out that people used silver before they had antibiotics. So I'm a Silver Biotic person. lol Melody > > Did a Google search on natural remedys for this ailment if any of you want > to look at these, if not, just delete. I happen to believe in natural > remedy and have reversed my diabetes as well as healed from ulcerative > Colitis as a result of natural methods but, I also know some don't agree > with this approach so, just delete if you aren't interested. Got laughed > at , at work and asked what do I do if > I need an antibiotic, thinking they would stump me. I answered, take > Shitake mushrooms, a natural antibiotic with no side effect, lol, they > wanted to know where to find them. rofling > > http://www.pranofax.com/ > > > http://www.trenical.com/product.html > > > ------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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