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Hey I got the book yesterday too!!! I'll have to try that recipe!

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>I just had to share...picked up the Eating for Life book yesterday and

> I just made (and ate) the egg salad. It was so so good. I love egg

> salad sandwiches and if anything might be my downfall, that would

> probably be it! So I am extremely happy to find a healthier way to

> eat it! Happy happy day!

> Shanna

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[Guest guest]

That's great Shanna; the Pot Roast recipe is also really good!

SRN <shanna_microbugs@...> wrote:

I just had to share...picked up the Eating for Life book yesterday and

I just made (and ate) the egg salad. It was so so good. I love egg

salad sandwiches and if anything might be my downfall, that would

probably be it! So I am extremely happy to find a healthier way to

eat it! Happy happy day!

Shanna

[Guest guest]

I got the book a few weeks ago (have lost 4 lbs so far!!!) and I've

tried a lot of the recipes and they are all so good. Today I had the

Ham, Egg & cheese casserole for breakfast-- but I used chopped turkey

instead because I don't like ham. And I had the Ranch Chicken salad

for lunch and it was SO good. I also really love the Pumpkin

Cheesecake. My DH doesn't like pumpkin so I have a piece every night

for my 6th meal and it takes me a week to eat it all-- lucky me!!

Another good one is the Sesame Beef Stir Fry-- Yumm-O!

Glad you like the book, Shanna!

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> I just had to share...picked up the Eating for Life book yesterday

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> I just made (and ate) the egg salad. It was so so good. I love egg

> salad sandwiches and if anything might be my downfall, that would

> probably be it! So I am extremely happy to find a healthier way to

> eat it! Happy happy day!

> Shanna

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[Guest guest]

Ok all,

Guess what I'm doing? Pulsing with my silver pulser. It came in today! The

hardest thing for me has been trying to clip on the pulser to the armband. I

ended up putting it on the band first and then sliding it on my arm. I don't

want to stop. Wisdom tells me to go slowly and see how I respond. I've also

already taken what all supplements I take for the day so I'll see first hand if

it makes any difference. Before I was always so careful to pulse first thing in

the morning and then take supplements but the mail just came so I'll give this a

try.

The unit is working perfectly. Like I said the only problem so far has been

more with getting the pulser on the armband. I also had to fold the wrist band

a little because I have very small wrists but I figured it out.

I'm happy and have a smile on my face but probably should stop for day for now

anyway.

Gail

[Guest guest]

Ya...hooo!! :-)

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> Guess what I'm doing? Pulsing with my silver pulser. It came in today! The

hardest thing for me has been trying to clip on the pulser to the armband. I

ended up putting it on the band first and then sliding it on my arm. I don't

want to stop. Wisdom tells me to go slowly and see how I respond. I've also

already taken what all supplements I take for the day so I'll see first hand if

it makes any difference. Before I was always so careful to pulse first thing in

the morning and then take supplements but the mail just came so I'll give this a

try.

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> The unit is working perfectly. Like I said the only problem so far has been

more with getting the pulser on the armband. I also had to fold the wrist band

a little because I have very small wrists but I figured it out.

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> I'm happy and have a smile on my face but probably should stop for day for now

anyway.

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> Gail

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[Guest guest]

Hi Gail,

I thought I smelled something around noon time.

I t was the bugs you were frying in your blood stream..........

I called SOTA and gave them some feedback on the arm/pulser strap.

It is difficult to use because the strap has a lip on the velcro, and it catches

on the plastic opening and is very annoying as it stops the strap from feeding

through and will not move. It seems to be positioned at the wrong place . It is

not a major problem but it is very annoying and it happens all the time any you

know it is coming when you are going to use it. The said they had other

complaints on this issue so maybe they can redesign something for easier use.

Did you find both your pulses.

Can you feel the thumping of the electricity on you hand?

How long did you use it ?

Did you get a rash.

Do you think it will get rid of your cancer cells?

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> Ok all,

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> Guess what I'm doing? Pulsing with my silver pulser. It came in today! The

hardest thing for me has been trying to clip on the pulser to the armband. I

ended up putting it on the band first and then sliding it on my arm. I don't

want to stop. Wisdom tells me to go slowly and see how I respond. I've also

already taken what all supplements I take for the day so I'll see first hand if

it makes any difference. Before I was always so careful to pulse first thing in

the morning and then take supplements but the mail just came so I'll give this a

try.

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> The unit is working perfectly. Like I said the only problem so far has been

more with getting the pulser on the armband. I also had to fold the wrist band

a little because I have very small wrists but I figured it out.

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> I'm happy and have a smile on my face but probably should stop for day for now

anyway.

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> Gail

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[Guest guest]

I guess there is some different opinions on this method of using

the Blood Electrifier (attached to ankles), but in this video he

uses something that he seems to be calling Biotape.

Looks like just some tape that passes electricity. Does anyone have

any information on this tape?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl7iA8RjX-c & feature=related

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> > Guess what I'm doing? Pulsing with my silver pulser. It came in today!

The hardest thing for me has been trying to clip on the pulser to the armband.

I ended up putting it on the band first and then sliding it on my arm. I don't

want to stop. Wisdom tells me to go slowly and see how I respond. I've also

already taken what all supplements I take for the day so I'll see first hand if

it makes any difference. Before I was always so careful to pulse first thing in

the morning and then take supplements but the mail just came so I'll give this a

try.

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> > The unit is working perfectly. Like I said the only problem so far has been

more with getting the pulser on the armband. I also had to fold the wrist band

a little because I have very small wrists but I figured it out.

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> > I'm happy and have a smile on my face but probably should stop for day for

now anyway.

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> > Gail

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I can feel the thumping but not in my hand. I keep it turned down pretty low.

It's working good. The problem I might have is going to be more from a rash

from the electrodes. I'm thinking about doubling the cloth to provide thicker

coverage. I think that might help. Comparing them to the electrodes from

's unit I think his were wrapped thicker and they never left any red

marks after pulsing.

I really like the ability to remove the little cloth glove from the electrode

because you couldn't do that with 's. Eventually, the cloth will become

dirty and need to be replaced. I tried to replace it one time and I could never

get it to look as neat as 's or as tight. So being able to remove the

cloth glove is appealing to me. I just think it needs to thicker.

Yesterday I pulsed for 10 maybe 15 minutes because I wanted to see my reaction

to it. Today, first thing before taking any supplements, I pulsed for 40

minutes. Yesterday it felt like it gave me a slight headache. Today it gave me

energy. I really believe it does increase the ATP in the body, and I believe

's website said it increased the ATP by 500%. It was a lot.

I also noticed it does intensify whatever you ingest because I drank a cup of

coffee after pulsing just now and it felt like I'd drunk 3 or 4 cups. With that

in mind, I'm going to continue pulsing first thing in the morning and take

sukpplements afterward. I think that's probably best.

I don't know about cancer. I mean no disrespect but I simply don't think it

cures as Beck said. I do think it can help a lot and one can recover certain

health issues, but the cure word is something I have my doubbs. Personally, I

believe like bG said about combinding it with your medication for HIV anyway.

I think sometimes it takes both.

I would love a cure, but am not really expecting it. I do, however, expect a

recovery, but think I will have to be deligient and probably have to use the

protocol to maintain health once I recover.

Gail

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> > Guess what I'm doing? Pulsing with my silver pulser. It came in today!

The hardest thing for me has been trying to clip on the pulser to the armband.

I ended up putting it on the band first and then sliding it on my arm. I don't

want to stop. Wisdom tells me to go slowly and see how I respond. I've also

already taken what all supplements I take for the day so I'll see first hand if

it makes any difference. Before I was always so careful to pulse first thing in

the morning and then take supplements but the mail just came so I'll give this a

try.

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> > The unit is working perfectly. Like I said the only problem so far has been

more with getting the pulser on the armband. I also had to fold the wrist band

a little because I have very small wrists but I figured it out.

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> > I'm happy and have a smile on my face but probably should stop for day for

now anyway.

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> > Gail

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[Guest guest]

" probably have to use the protocol to maintain health once I recover. "

In Einstein college of medicine study, the doctors mentioned the use of this in

a series of partially effective treatments over time. There are other

treatments they alluded to that do not work fully right away but by repeating

the treatments over and over the condition improves then is fixed. At some

level it seems to me that it might " reassure " the body and that could remove the

stress at the body level, so as to help bring about a chain reaction recovery

(?) CFS is often described as a cascading breakdown, so it might interrupt the

cascade at some step in the illness process if used on regular basis. Sort of

like blood electrifying without " going for blood " so to speak, a different

gentler strategy than wiping everything out.

I recently had my first " panic attack " and took a med for it. Really fixed the

panic, fast. I got 20 of them, and only used 7, then when stopping cut a pill

in half. After that, I carried the bottle in my pocket " just in case " . Well,

of course it never happened, since I knew I could knock it right out anytime.

Still have the 13 pills left as a souvenir, I doubt I'll ever use them. It

might work in some ways similar to the old expression: " I'm an old man. I've

had many troubles. Most of them never happened. "

Good luck, Gail, stay in touch on the list.

bG

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recovery, but think I will have to be deligient and probably have to use the

protocol to maintain health once I recover.

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[Guest guest]

Kind of like when I was kicking narcotics.

Just having the prescription in my pocket made me feel better.. he he

I was going to encapsulate a pain pill in acrylic and just hang it around my

neck , even though I could not take it, I would know it was there. How crazy is

that, " not for a drug addict " .

Luckily I got involved in a recovery program and now live happy joyous and free,

most of the time, without any pills and alcohol, although I have electrodes

hooked up all over me..... ha ha ha

Oh yeah, thanks for sharing Gail...

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a recovery, but think I will have to be deligient and probably have to use the

protocol to maintain health once I recover.

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[Guest guest]

You,re just too, too funny . Thanks for the belly laugh. gail

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expect a recovery, but think I will have to be deligient and probably have to

use the protocol to maintain health once I recover.

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[Guest guest]

Hi bG,

I think sometimes people are miss diagnosed, and although are tired and run

down, don't actually have cfs, so will sometime get really well for real. Kind

of like candida will make you really run down and if you correct your diet, can

recover completely.

I've been lurking on the cfsexperminal list. According to Rich Van Konynenburg

and Dr. Yasko, there is a geneic component in people with true cfs, which is

genetic and so you don't recover from your genes. I don't even begin to

understand it, but it's something to do with the methylation cycle not working

and that glutatione thing Duncan is always mentioning is alway low in us. They

try and heal (but not cure) with high doses of B vitamins, which is suppose to

correct the methylation cycle. I don't know, but what I did find interesting is

the theary of it being genetic. Rich made a startling observation in young

children with this defect will go into autism, while older people will go into

cfids. I do know it really messes up the brain, but I've never made any

connection with autism. He's really studied the illness and made some

interesting observations. It was he that said people who develop it over the

age of 30 will have it for the rest of their lives. Bummer, but I'm not without

hope in the least because I know recovery is possible. Still that makes me

aware one must be consistantly diligent. That's where I messed up thinking I

had it beat.

Everybody's body will, given the right circumstance, cave. When they cave will

depend on the strength of the individual and their personal weaknesses. I just

had too much unrelentless pressure for my genetic makeup body.

Thanks for the good luck wishes and same to you with your panic attacks. I've

heard they can be very scary.

Gail

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a recovery, but think I will have to be deligient and probably have to use the

protocol to maintain health once I recover.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for that info, Gail. Only once have I run into CFS in a person and we

did blood electrifying on the wrist without much luck. When he switched to

ankles it was better. He explained that his started right after he got HPV,

doctor diagnosed it. So ankles made more sense in his case since some charge

would probably reach his middle where that virus seems to live. I don't know

how he fared due to drifting away, but he was trying to get his health back

because he could join a pro basketball team the Seattle Sonics, when they were

around. His dad was a star, and he was a chip off the old block, then came CFS.

So I did best I could when asked to help, wished we knew more..

bG

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expect a recovery, but think I will have to be deligient and probably have to

use the protocol to maintain health once I recover.

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