: and those with Rheumatologists etc.

[Guest guest]

Kacey,

Have you tried the coffee enemas? They are reputed to be very effective for eliminating pain, even allowing people to get off pain meds.

Patty

----- Original Message -----

From: kaceybu02

Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 9:09 PM

Subject: : and those with Rheumatologists etc.

Hi ,Where are you trying to locate an arthritis doc? It's funny that you ask this question, because I was just wondering how many of us are still in need of rheumatologists and such? I am wondering if I need to go ahead and start seeing mine again....or if I should just stick to the alternative anti-biotic treatment I've been on? Just wondering what to do now that I'm weening off of my well-known friend, Prednisone I'm worried that the pain will be more than Tylenol can bare.Are there any of you who have rheumatoid arthritis, have explanted, and are still seeing a rheumatologist as well as detoxing?Thanks so much,Kacey

[Guest guest]

Dear kacey

If you are on the antibiotic protocol, I certainly would stick with

it. After being a member of 2 ap sites for over 2 years, i feel

very confident that ap therapy is much preferable over more commonly

practiced therapy of most rheumatologists. Most people with RA find

they have to take everincreasing pain meds and immune suppressants

to live with the pain. Ap has put many people with RA in

remission. Many who use AP also usse holistic methods such as diet,

NAET, supplements, detox, rife machine etc. Standard rheumatology

offers control at best. Some of these other methods offer a real

chance of remission. Antibiotic protocol is very individualized.

Some people will have a straight line to getting better. Others

won't see ilmprovement for ayear or more. Some people never herx.

One lady herxed for seven months straight and today is out of her

wheelchair. There are rheumatologists as well as regular doctors

and who prescribe ap. In the absence of being able to find a doctor

who does this, htere are alternatives---natural antibiotics that

kill mycoplasmas such as olive leaf, lauricidin, etc. Please do not

buy into treatment that only consists of controlling pain and

depressing the immune system. From what I can tell, that isn't a

very viable way to go. take care and hang in there!

kathy

> Kacey,

> Have you tried the coffee enemas? They are reputed to be very

effective for eliminating pain, even allowing people to get off pain

meds.

> Patty

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: kaceybu02

>

> Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 9:09 PM

> Subject: : and those with

Rheumatologists etc.

>

>

> Hi ,

>

> Where are you trying to locate an arthritis doc? It's funny

that

> you ask this question, because I was just wondering how many of

us

> are still in need of rheumatologists and such? I am wondering

if I

> need to go ahead and start seeing mine again....or if I should

just

> stick to the alternative anti-biotic treatment I've been on?

Just

> wondering what to do now that I'm weening off of my well-known

> friend, Prednisone I'm worried that the pain will be more

than

> Tylenol can bare.

>

>

> Are there any of you who have rheumatoid arthritis, have

explanted,

> and are still seeing a rheumatologist as well as detoxing?

>

> Thanks so much,

> Kacey