Viral infection, slowly eating away at kidneys

October 13, 2011

Good afternoon, b_g and group,

I have a friend, (no seriously). This beautiful woman, early 60's has an

undiagnosed illness, affecting her kidneys. She has undergone one kidney

replacement and the virus that affected originally, attacked again and she has

returned to dialysis daily and has been told she is no longer eligible for

donation and subsequently off the list.

All medical profession seem to know is that the virus, is some rare,

unidentifiable, unnamed virus and historically, there is nothing to indicate

that it is anything other than a genetic predisposition that she acquired

through bloodline.

i have read through the files and though there are several instances of the

control of viral infection, when I sit with her and present this option to her,

i want to be as informed as possible. She is very receptive to alternative

theory but I would like to back-up my argument that this treatment is virtually

harmless and will not interfere with her daily dialysis. Perhaps i am wrong in

this assumption but she is at a dead-end in treatment or receiving a new kidney.

She is a vibrant woman. Even though her fatigue is evident, she still keeps a

house, cares for 2 grandchildren, attends their sports functions and is always

quick to offer a smile, a hug, a kind word and a compassion that is rarely seen

in healthy individuals.

Of course, i will not shove this practice down her throat or try to make her

believe it is her last great hope. I will let her peruse the files, look at the

photos and read up on the results offered by members.

Any particular files you would recommend and any advice you can offer, both you

b_g and the group as a whole, that will help shed light both for me and for my

dear friend would be greatly appreciated.

I was once told that,[we can make thousands of reasons not to attempt something

out of the " box " , but need that one reason that will pull us out of our routine

and bring about a new way of thinking].

Thank you all for your great success stories, your precautions and for the most

part, your candid and unbiased attempts to shed light on this provocative new

approach to health and wellness. Thank you all in advance, I look forward to

your communications.

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