RE: Fibromyalgia/Connective Tissue

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Hi Everyone,

I have been reading these posts for about 5 months and have posted a

few times. I had double lumen implants in for 17 years and at the

end there was VERY ILL. I had a positive ANA,(but negative on all the

connective tissue diseases) extreme pain (hands, feet back, joints

etc. etc.)extreme fatigue,, foggy head, very ill feeling

(unexplainable because it felt like nothing else I have ever

experienced) high blood pressure, heart palpatations, very stiff and

achey all the time. It has been 14 months since explant and I am

doing better. I had a bad relapse about 6 months after implant and

could hardly get out of bed for two months. However, I think I have

taken a turn for the better. I have been detoxing like crazy for

about two years now. I eat about 60-70% raw foods, take infra

saunas, jaquizzis, had 25 chelation treatments, ozone treatments. My

last test showed a negative ANA which was about three months ago. My

energy is much better and I am back at work. I also feel pretty good

on most days but I still have a chronic low back pain HOWEVER even

that is slowly getting better. I am taking SAM-e 400mgs a day which

I read will help with fibromyalgia and arthritis and lots of ensymes

9 per day of Vitalsym. With the Same you have to take a B vitamin

along with it so your homocysteine doesn't go up. I found a new

enzyme that I ordered called Naticor that is supposed to eat up all

non living substances in your body and that it has helped lots of

people with fibro because it eats up fibrin which is stored in blood

vessels and muscle tissue. Hopefully that will work also.

I also have been doing a lot of research about new upcoming

treatments for autoimmune disease. It looks like in the not so

distant future there will be effective treatments and/or cures for

these diseases. Bayhill therapuetics is now doing clinical trials

for MS using DNA vaccines that only dampened down specific parts of

the immune system that is overactive. USC is doing clinical trials

now for Lupus using a similar therapy readapting only the high

working parts of the immune system. Also at the University of Bristol

in England they are now doing clinical trials using a protein that

causes diahrea and knocking out the bad part and this stops the

autoimmune response. They think between 3-5 years they will have new

effective therapies that are safe and maybe even a cure.

Anyway, I beleive in the power of God and the power of the human body

to heal itself.

We can't give up hope.

Love to you all,

Judi