Guest guest Posted February 10, 2007 Report Share Posted February 10, 2007 Rose, so sorry about your mom... I've heard pro aand con on noni... obviously it can't hurt... however, with this being a nerve conditiion.. I would look more towards the nerve formulas or nerve regeneration formula in the files.. I would also get you mom drinking fresh juices, eating raw to help .. I will do some further research into this syndrome for you. Suzi\PS I believe we had a discussion on this some time back in the archives I will check for you. Rose Baumann <rose@...> wrote: Hi All,My mom is in the hospital with a severe variant of Guillian-Barre' Syndrome. I happened to be chatting with a woman at my son's therapy center yesterday and she swears that Noni Juice cured her husband of Hodgekins Disease. She is, of course a distributor of said juice, and subsequently gave me all of her marketing materials. :-) However, I am willing to convince my mom to try anything that might help speed up her recovery. At the moment, she is essentially like a quadraplegic. It is very frustrating for her because prior to this virus attacking her nervous system, she was a healthy, active, independent 71 year old! Just 1 week ago she was at the mall with my kids and I! Now, she can barely move from the shoulders down!Any opinions on Noni Juice, or any other products that might help with nerve and muscle rehabilitation would be greatly appreciated.Rose 8:00? 8:25? 8:40? Find a flick in no time with the Search movie showtime shortcut. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2007 Report Share Posted February 10, 2007 Also look into the Blood purifying formula and the immune tea under and Schulze...... I did not find anything in the message archives so it must be another syndrome I am thinking of... Suzanne <suziesgoats@...> wrote: Rose, so sorry about your mom... I've heard pro aand con on noni... obviously it can't hurt... however, with this being a nerve conditiion.. I would look more towards the nerve formulas or nerve regeneration formula in the files.. I would also get you mom drinking fresh juices, eating raw to help .. I will do some further research into this syndrome for you. Suzi\PS I believe we had a discussion on this some time back in the archives I will check for you. Never miss an email again! Toolbar alerts you the instant new Mail arrives. Check it out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 11, 2007 Report Share Posted February 11, 2007 Rose, this syndrome is thought to be caused by the person’s own immune cells attacking their peripheral nervous system. It can get bad enough to require a respirator. I have known a few people who have had it and are perfectly fine today. Just be prepared that it might get worse before it gets better. Some people recover within a few weeks. Some have chronic tingling and weakness for a few years. I have no personal experience with noni juice. I tend to use things that are more locally available. My personal opinion is that no one juice, pill, herb, food, etc. will cure anything and everything. The body is just to complex an organism for that. Hang in there and tell your mom she has a lot of good people pulling for her. Janet From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Rose Baumann Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 6:12 AM health Subject: Noni Juice or other product recommendations needed, please Hi All, My mom is in the hospital with a severe variant of Guillian-Barre' Syndrome. I happened to be chatting with a woman at my son's therapy center yesterday and she swears that Noni Juice cured her husband of Hodgekins Disease. She is, of course a distributor of said juice, and subsequently gave me all of her marketing materials. :-) However, I am willing to convince my mom to try anything that might help speed up her recovery. At the moment, she is essentially like a quadraplegic. It is very frustrating for her because prior to this virus attacking her nervous system, she was a healthy, active, independent 71 year old! Just 1 week ago she was at the mall with my kids and I! Now, she can barely move from the shoulders down! Any opinions on Noni Juice, or any other products that might help with nerve and muscle rehabilitation would be greatly appreciated. Rose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2007 Report Share Posted February 12, 2007 – I’m sorry to hear about your daughter and her brain injury. And to have it be caused by her bio mother – unbelievable!!! Have you tried the aphanizomenon flos aquae (AFA) with her? There’s a book called Edible Microalgae by Dr. Bruno, and this is what is says about brain function: Enhanced Brain Function, Behavior, and Learning The brain contains and uses one of the highest concentrations of nutrients of any organ in the body. Oxygen consumption is the best indicator of " fuel use " -- almost everyone recognizes how vital oxygen is to the brain. Unlike many organs (e.g., the liver) that have cellular fuel reserves, the brain is almost entirely dependent upon a continuous blood supply for fuel. Children’s brains are even hungrier, more metabolically active, and proportionally larger than adults’ brains. Per pound of body weight, children eat more food, drink more fluids, and breathe more air than adults, thereby increasing their potential exposure to toxins. Also, younger children’s blood-brain barriers and intestinal linings are not as developed and are therefore less protective than those of most adults. This means that more incompletely digested foods and toxins can leak into a child’s bloodstream and brain. Beta-carotenes and antioxidants found abundantly in microalgae may contribute to protecting the central nervous system (CNS) from oxidative stress. Lipids, which comprise most of the brain tissue, are especially sensitive to oxidative damage. Researchers in Israel and Japan have demonstrated the protective effects of antioxidants in experimental animal brain trauma models. 43,44 Oxidative stress has been implicated in the pathogenesis of some disorders of the brain; hence antioxidants have become attractive therapeutic agents. 45 Furthermore, brain trauma and injury tends to increase whole-body oxidative stress. 46 In 1985, Cousens published two case studies on the use of AFA blue-green algae in the improvement of Alzheimer’s disease. He reported “some significant return of function” such as decreased hand tremors, better balance, and improved short term memory, attention span, judgment, and reasoning in one patient; in the second patient there was no significant return of previously lost function, but there was a halting of the typical “progressive degeneration associated with Alzheimer’s” along with a corresponding improvement in the patient’s marital relationship. 50 Valencia and colleagues at the Neurolab Clinic associated with the University of New Mexico demonstrated that patients suffering from mild brain injury who ate this Aph. flos-aquae (http://tinyurl.com/iw4k) showed a 25% improvement in about half the time as patients who did not receive it. 52 According to Valencia, in his study of more than 150 patients over two years, patients who ate AFA algae alone had improvements similar to those in a two-month hospital-based rehabilitation program. However, the best results were achieved when neuro-rehabilitation was combined with eating Aph. flos-aquae algae, better than Aph. flos-aquae alone or the hospital program alone. Valencia’s research team hypothesized that Aph. flos-aquae algae seems to promote reparative neuroplasticity - or, in lay terms, rewiring of the circuitry of the brain. Valencia also conducted electrophysiological studies of brain waves and found that the ingestion of Aph. flos-aquae algae was linked with pronounced improvements in brain function, notably in the ability to focus and discriminate between various auditory signals. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2007 Report Share Posted February 12, 2007 You know Harvard did a study a few years ago on the affect of prayer on health and healing. They were surprised to find a huge correlation. Tell your mom we love her, and I am thinking about her daily. . Make sure her parish priest knows she could use his support too; a visit from him might help her depression a bit. Janet From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Rose Baumann Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 5:23 PM health Subject: Re: Noni Juice or other product recommendations needed, please Thank you so much for your information and good thoughts, Janet. You are always such a great help to me on this list!!! I wanted to share this testimony to the power of prayer with all of you.... My mom is a Catholic and last Saturday night she went to mass. They were doing blessings of the throat (in honor of some Saint or something) and my mom was debating whether she should go up front and have her throat blessed. By that point, her legs were starting to get kind of heavy, so she wasn't sure she'd make it up to the altar and back. Well, she eventually decided to go up. When she was admitted to the hospital last week, the doc's said that this was likely to travel up to her throat and affect her swallowing and breathing, that she'd have a breathing tube and feeding tube temporarily, etc. Well, a week has gone by and it hasn't progressed to that. In fact, the doc's are a little stumped. They said that her case of GBS is quite severe and they were sure by now that she would be on a breathing tube. But she is not. My cousin, who was in church with her last Sat night pointed out to me yesterday that she believes the blessing of the throat is what has kept this wretched disease from attacking my mom's throat. I believe it!!!! I'm heading off to the hospital now to spend the night there -- my mom is now starting to feel some pain and she is very depressed. Please continue your good thoughts and prayers, HAWK family. It is greatly appreciated. Rose On Feb 10, 2007, at 7:28 PM, Janet Hamilton wrote: Rose, this syndrome is thought to be caused by the person’s own immune cells attacking their peripheral nervous system. It can get bad enough to require a respirator. I have known a few people who have had it and are perfectly fine today. Just be prepared that it might get worse before it gets better. Some people recover within a few weeks. Some have chronic tingling and weakness for a few years. I have no personal experience with noni juice. I tend to use things that are more locally available. My personal opinion is that no one juice, pill, herb, food, etc. will cure anything and everything. The body is just to complex an organism for that. Hang in there and tell your mom she has a lot of good people pulling for her. Janet From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Rose Baumann Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 6:12 AM health Subject: Noni Juice or other product recommendations needed, please Hi All, My mom is in the hospital with a severe variant of Guillian-Barre' Syndrome. I happened to be chatting with a woman at my son's therapy center yesterday and she swears that Noni Juice cured her husband of Hodgekins Disease. She is, of course a distributor of said juice, and subsequently gave me all of her marketing materials. :-) However, I am willing to convince my mom to try anything that might help speed up her recovery. At the moment, she is essentially like a quadraplegic. It is very frustrating for her because prior to this virus attacking her nervous system, she was a healthy, active, independent 71 year old! Just 1 week ago she was at the mall with my kids and I! Now, she can barely move from the shoulders down! Any opinions on Noni Juice, or any other products that might help with nerve and muscle rehabilitation would be greatly appreciated. Rose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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