autoimmune diseases

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a and others. Regarding your post concerning the disappearance of hormones,

I assume you are speaking of the female hormones. First question is whether you

have ever been tested for Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. This condition, in itself,

and without CFIDS can cause enormous fatigue. And if you have not, you may want

to consult with an endocrinologist. However, not all endocrinologist are

familiar with this autoimmune disorder, baffling since it is so common. If you

decide to set up an appointment, do ask in advance if this condition is a common

treatment in that particular practice. This is a disorder in which one develops

antibodies against the thyroid which can then destroy other hormones. This,

personally was one of several symptoms I had at the onset of CFIDS. Estrogen,

progesterone and then testosterone simply just disappeared during the third

decade of my life. It was not until 2 years later that I was diagnosed with

Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. During that interim, anitbodies completely destroyed

my bodies ability to normally excrete or utilize any of the " sex " hormones and

of course thyroid. Essentially, this was an autoimmune induced premature

menopause. Later I learned from another physician that a female physician in

the San Francisco Bay area had done years of research on what she called,

" Autoimmune Endocrinopathies, " basically research on hormones wiped out by the

intrinsics of abnormal antibodies. She unfortunately passed away from cancer

before her research was completed. Some of her early research was published.

With the help of 2 physicians and months of contacting major medical libraries,

without success, we could only assume she had published her works under a

comrade's name. We never found her publications. My endocrinologist continues

to practice by this theory in that viral activity can and does create autoimmune

antibodies against several hormones and organs. And to Patti Skari, thank you

for posting your experience with ovarian antibodies. Would you mind posting

what this disorder is called? Although frustrating, try not to take to heart

the medical ignorance of this disorder, as it does appear to be rare and novel.

I have found that with each year, physicians become more and more specialized,

for better and hopefully not for worse. Good luck to all and best regards.

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Moffett wrote:

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> a and others. Regarding your post concerning the disappearance of

> hormones, I assume you are speaking of the female hormones. First

> question is whether you have ever been tested for Hashimoto's

> Thyroiditis.

Hi , Thanks for your wonderful summary. I was fortunate when I

developed thyroid problems 12 yrs ago that I was diagnosed right away.

I had antibodies to my thyroid at that time. I was told then that I was

a likely candidate to develop adult onset diabetes and other autoimmune

disorders. But for those 12 yrs my thyroid condition was easily

controled with a proper dose of synthroid.

When I came down with CFIDS my TSH levels dropped and dropped. So they

lowered my snythroid. Of course, it was later determined that my thyroid

was not getting better but I was no longer able to convert synthroid

which is T4 to the useable free T3. I now have my free T3 levels tested

along with TSH and T4. My experience has been that the endocrinologists

know about Hashimotos but not this strange additional problem related to

CFIDS.

Now as to which hormones have been affected - seems like all of mine -

not just sex hormones. I have been tested low in thyroid, as mentioned,

low in DHEA, low in testosterone, and my human growth hormone is

non-existent. This in spite of the fact that I am mostly recovered from

the worst of CFIDS. Looks like once the endocrine system is whacked it

does not recover - but who knows. Hope this is helpful.

a

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

The damage in autoimmune diseases is caused by the macrophages attacking

good tissue in order to get photons from them. Aloe vera can supply

photons directly, because its long chain sugars are able to hold them. Ozone

cannot supply photons directly, but the body makes photons from the oxygen

free radicals, so it is probable that this indirect mechanism provides the

necessary photon.

We think that the requirement for photons eventually gets filled, so that

the cure becomes permanent (more or less).

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

raising blood platelets/ ITP? and should I be doing

> ozone?

>

>

>

> Hello Saul... 2 things. My MIL has low platelets (ITP I think it's

> called). So I've been trying to do some research on it in regards

> to alternative therapies. I kept wondering if using ozone would

> help her, so I have tried to find some info online.

>

> After a few hours on the computer, it just dawns on me, this really

> appears to be quite similar to what our dog is currently dealing

> with too! wow - low platelets, high neutrophils & lymphocytes, low

> monocytes, low protein, high ALPand high ALT- maybe he has ITP

> too??? (3 vets still don't know and want to do prednisone)

>

> He's getting stuff I had on hand like wheatgrass, amino acids, e, c,

> rhodiola, marine phytoplankton, ambrotose, cod liver, salmon oil,

> flax oil and cottage cheese, home brewed essiac, green powder, and

> we added in xtralife-a pet food product to raise GSH levels. I

> think I have colostrum around here too somewhere... I wonder if that

> and b pollen would help as well???

>

> If a person/dog has an autoimmune disease- isn't 'boosting' the

> immune system a bad thing???

>

> I've been giving the dog ozonated water and was wondering about it

> for MIL - but I was reading thru the archives and the internet and

> maybe ozone is not a good idea with low platelets? what do you think?

>

> I see one of our recommedations years ago for Sesame oil to raise

> low platelets- would you still agree with that?

>

> Can anyone else think of anything else that might help??? I don't

> have alot of money these days and was hoping to make some progress

> with things like the ozone and supplements that I had on hand.

>

> thanks so much, and happy holidays to everyone, especially you saul

> for all your time, wisdom and advice over the years.

>

> warmly

>

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> > Dear ,

> >

> > ITP responds to ozone and to sesame seed oil,

> > so go that route.

> >

> > The other stuff won't hurt, but you don't need to replace it when

its

> gone.

> >

> > Autoimmune problems are remedied by ozone and aloe vera, in

general.

> >

> > Happy Holidays!

> >

> > Best of Health!

> > Dr. Saul Pressman

> >

> > raising blood platelets/ ITP? and should I be

doing

> > ozone?

> >

> >

> >

> > Hello Saul... 2 things. My MIL has low platelets (ITP I think it's

> > called). So I've been trying to do some research on it in regards

> > to alternative therapies. I kept wondering if using ozone would

> > help her, so I have tried to find some info online.

> >

> > After a few hours on the computer, it just dawns on me, this

really

> > appears to be quite similar to what our dog is currently dealing

> > with too! wow - low platelets, high neutrophils & lymphocytes, low

> > monocytes, low protein, high ALPand high ALT- maybe he has ITP

> > too??? (3 vets still don't know and want to do prednisone)

> >

> > He's getting stuff I had on hand like wheatgrass, amino acids, e,

c,

> > rhodiola, marine phytoplankton, ambrotose, cod liver, salmon oil,

> > flax oil and cottage cheese, home brewed essiac, green powder, and

> > we added in xtralife-a pet food product to raise GSH levels. I

> > think I have colostrum around here too somewhere... I wonder if

that

> > and b pollen would help as well???

> >

> > If a person/dog has an autoimmune disease- isn't 'boosting' the

> > immune system a bad thing???

> >

> > I've been giving the dog ozonated water and was wondering about it

> > for MIL - but I was reading thru the archives and the internet and

> > maybe ozone is not a good idea with low platelets? what do you

think?

> >

> > I see one of our recommedations years ago for Sesame oil to raise

> > low platelets- would you still agree with that?

> >

> > Can anyone else think of anything else that might help??? I don't

> > have alot of money these days and was hoping to make some progress

> > with things like the ozone and supplements that I had on hand.

> >

> > thanks so much, and happy holidays to everyone, especially you

saul

> > for all your time, wisdom and advice over the years.

> >

> > warmly

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative

therapies, and

> other alternative self-help subjects.

> >

> > THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE!

> >

> > This list is the 1st Amendment in action. The things you will

find here

> are for information and research purposes only. We are people

sharing

> information we believe in. If you act on ideas found here, you do

so at your

> own risk. Self-help requires intelligence, common sense, and the

ability to

> take responsibility for your own actions. By joining the list you

agree to

> hold yourself FULLY responsible FOR yourself. Do not use any ideas

found

> here without consulting a medical professional, unless you are a

researcher

> or health care provider.

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[Guest guest]

Dear Saul,

From what you have seen for autoimmune diseases,

* How much aloe vera each day?

* What type (Does Sherri still have the aloe vera??) ?

* For how long do people take it before noticing positive difference

and/ or a cure ?

Thanks,

Carol

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>Dear ,

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>The damage in autoimmune diseases is caused by the macrophages attacking

>good tissue in order to get photons from them. Aloe vera can supply

>photons directly, because its long chain sugars are able to hold them. Ozone

>cannot supply photons directly, but the body makes photons from the oxygen

>free radicals, so it is probable that this indirect mechanism provides the

>necessary photon.

>We think that the requirement for photons eventually gets filled, so that

>the cure becomes permanent (more or less).

>

>Best of Health!

>Dr. Saul Pressman

>

> raising blood platelets/ ITP? and should I be doing

> > ozone?

> >

> >

> >

> > Hello Saul... 2 things. My MIL has low platelets (ITP I think it's

> > called). So I've been trying to do some research on it in regards

> > to alternative therapies. I kept wondering if using ozone would

> > help her, so I have tried to find some info online.

> >

> > After a few hours on the computer, it just dawns on me, this really

> > appears to be quite similar to what our dog is currently dealing

> > with too! wow - low platelets, high neutrophils & lymphocytes, low

> > monocytes, low protein, high ALPand high ALT- maybe he has ITP

> > too??? (3 vets still don't know and want to do prednisone)

> >

> > He's getting stuff I had on hand like wheatgrass, amino acids, e, c,

> > rhodiola, marine phytoplankton, ambrotose, cod liver, salmon oil,

> > flax oil and cottage cheese, home brewed essiac, green powder, and

> > we added in xtralife-a pet food product to raise GSH levels. I

> > think I have colostrum around here too somewhere... I wonder if that

> > and b pollen would help as well???

> >

> > If a person/dog has an autoimmune disease- isn't 'boosting' the

> > immune system a bad thing???

> >

> > I've been giving the dog ozonated water and was wondering about it

> > for MIL - but I was reading thru the archives and the internet and

> > maybe ozone is not a good idea with low platelets? what do you think?

> >

> > I see one of our recommedations years ago for Sesame oil to raise

> > low platelets- would you still agree with that?

> >

> > Can anyone else think of anything else that might help??? I don't

> > have alot of money these days and was hoping to make some progress

> > with things like the ozone and supplements that I had on hand.

> >

> > thanks so much, and happy holidays to everyone, especially you saul

> > for all your time, wisdom and advice over the years.

> >

> > warmly

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Dear Jack,

The information on the photon-hungry macrophages came from the research

director of Carrington Labs in a talk he gave in Vancouver in 1995. I have

not seen it in print anywhere.

He was explaining what his research had discovered about aloe vera and the

ability of its very long chain sugars to trap and hold a photon, and then

release it into the body. He said this was the key to satisfying the

macrophage's needs, and explained aloe's ability to cure any autoimmune

disease.

The information on the body's ability to create photons from oxygen free

radicals (ozone) comes from an article that is included in my book " The

Story of Ozone " about the necessity of getting free radicals into the body,

so they can be used as the building blocks for creating photons, and thus

increasing the light in the body.

Whether the instruments you mention do that, I do not know.

But if you wish to bring photons directly into the body, there is a free

source. It is called the sun.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

raising blood platelets/ ITP? and should I be

doing

> > ozone?

> >

> >

> >

> > Hello Saul... 2 things. My MIL has low platelets (ITP I think it's

> > called). So I've been trying to do some research on it in regards

> > to alternative therapies. I kept wondering if using ozone would

> > help her, so I have tried to find some info online.

> >

> > After a few hours on the computer, it just dawns on me, this

really

> > appears to be quite similar to what our dog is currently dealing

> > with too! wow - low platelets, high neutrophils & lymphocytes, low

> > monocytes, low protein, high ALPand high ALT- maybe he has ITP

> > too??? (3 vets still don't know and want to do prednisone)

> >

> > He's getting stuff I had on hand like wheatgrass, amino acids, e,

c,

> > rhodiola, marine phytoplankton, ambrotose, cod liver, salmon oil,

> > flax oil and cottage cheese, home brewed essiac, green powder, and

> > we added in xtralife-a pet food product to raise GSH levels. I

> > think I have colostrum around here too somewhere... I wonder if

that

> > and b pollen would help as well???

> >

> > If a person/dog has an autoimmune disease- isn't 'boosting' the

> > immune system a bad thing???

> >

> > I've been giving the dog ozonated water and was wondering about it

> > for MIL - but I was reading thru the archives and the internet and

> > maybe ozone is not a good idea with low platelets? what do you

think?

> >

> > I see one of our recommedations years ago for Sesame oil to raise

> > low platelets- would you still agree with that?

> >

> > Can anyone else think of anything else that might help??? I don't

> > have alot of money these days and was hoping to make some progress

> > with things like the ozone and supplements that I had on hand.

> >

> > thanks so much, and happy holidays to everyone, especially you

saul

> > for all your time, wisdom and advice over the years.

> >

> > warmly

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative

therapies, and

> other alternative self-help subjects.

> >

> > THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE!

> >

> > This list is the 1st Amendment in action. The things you will

find here

> are for information and research purposes only. We are people

sharing

> information we believe in. If you act on ideas found here, you do

so at your

> own risk. Self-help requires intelligence, common sense, and the

ability to

> take responsibility for your own actions. By joining the list you

agree to

> hold yourself FULLY responsible FOR yourself. Do not use any ideas

found

> here without consulting a medical professional, unless you are a

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> or health care provider.

> >

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following

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[Guest guest]

Does Dr Cayce have any info on autoimmune diseases? I've been working with an MD with strange symptoms and the MD keeps telling me that my bloodwork (the basics) looks good and doesnt show anything! I know 'me' and know that there is something wrong.Thanks

[Guest guest]

I have been looking for this too.. I have some serious auto immune diseases going on. PS your bloodwork wont show something if it isnt tested for specifically. You have to have an idea of what to test or test for. Hope you do better soon.From: Wyndstar <wyndstar81@...> Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2011 1:32 PMSubject:

autoimmune diseases

Does Dr Cayce have any info on autoimmune diseases? I've been working with an MD with strange symptoms and the MD keeps telling me that my bloodwork (the basics) looks good and doesnt show anything! I know 'me' and know that there is something wrong.Thanks

[Guest guest]

Apart from the Cayce remedies, a good supplemental treatment for autoimmune diseases is Low Dose Naltrexone. For more information, visithttp://tinyurl.com/ldn-miracle-drug

From: R Burke

Sent: Monday, August 29, 2011 12:44 AM

Subject: Re: autoimmune diseases

I have been looking for this too.. I have some serious auto immune diseases going on. PS your bloodwork wont show something if it isnt tested for specifically. You have to have an idea of what to test or test for. Hope you do better soon.From: Wyndstar <wyndstar81@...> Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2011 1:32 PMSubject:

autoimmune diseases

Does Dr Cayce have any info on autoimmune diseases? I've been working with an MD with strange symptoms and the MD keeps telling me that my bloodwork (the basics) looks good and doesnt show anything! I know 'me' and know that there is something wrong.Thanks

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