Re: Re: off topic--CS/stiffness

[Guest guest]

Edith

Just fyi. I believe that we did a survey on the other group I belong to (MS-diet) and we found that all or almost all members with MS has had either Epstein-Barr or mononucleosis in the past.

Arlene

[Guest guest]

Edith,

There is mounting evidence linking epstein-barr as a likely trigger that may

precede ms. At this time it is speculation.

Regards,

Tom

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From: " Edith " <edith@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2004 12:43 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: off topic--CS/stiffness

> You mentioned the Epstein-Barr virus in relation to MS. My son has

> or had this virus and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. How does the E-B

> virus affect contracting MS and what are the odds?

> Edith

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> > I'm continuing research on colloidal silver for MS. Silver is in

> the

> > soil but we may not be getting it if the soil is depleted. No side

> > effects and excess passes through the body. One drinks over-the-

> counter

> > CS with distilled water, or it can be more cheaply be generated at

> home.

> > CS kills viruses, fungi and bacteria, used in the latter part of

> 19th

> > and early 20th century before the onset of pharmaceuticals. It's

> still

> > used as a topical in burn treatment. I'm in contact with a woman

> named

> > Delise, who is 90% recovered after 2+ years on it. She's all

> over

> > the internet. I'm also looking for a book by Nadine Wooley

> called " How

> > to Beat MS, " re: CS.

> >

> > I feel that with diet revision, supplements for deficiency,

> amalgam

> > removal and chelation re: toxicity, I'm covering all the bases

> except

> > the critter one. Considering the Epstein-Barr link to MS (I had

> mono as

> > a teenager), CS would cover the last base.

> >

> > After I do yoga in the morning, I'm not stiff anymore.

> >

> > Martha

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