Re: Re: Wow, Wow, Wow!!! Crohn's Disease and microbes new information!!!!

March 9, 2012

Hi Kim,

Have you ever used colostrum? Have you ever heard of the silver/aloe protocol?

I'm currently on the silver/aloe protocol to rebuild my epithelial lining of my

intestines as they were harmed by all the vaccines, drugs/antibiotics and

nutritionally deficient foods the army could throw at me. I have been on it for

9 weeks now and have improvement in my digestion.

I read several years about colostrum and the great job it does on repairing the

damage to the digestive tract and kicking the healing into high gear. I finally

found a source of quality colostrum that has certification that it is the only

colostrum on the market that meets the true colostrum criteria. All the others

are just transitional milk.

I just received my first order and am looking forward to kicking my healing and

detoxing i to high gear. The company has testimonials on it where a man with

serious intestinal issues had a 3% chance of living. He decided to try

colostrum and a tually had to sneak it into the hospital. He was actually able

to reverse his colostomy afterwards. That is amazing as I have never heard of

that being reversed.

There are probiotics and prebiotics and pretty much is a replacement immune

system.

Al

Re: Wow, Wow, Wow!!! Crohn's Disease and microbes

new information!!!!

I was born vaginally, as was my brother.

My issues with my gut and IBS stem from being ill as a child, and being put on

anti-biotics for EVERYTHING until they figured out I had allergies, and even

then, I was usually on an anti-biotice ever 4 to 6 months for something....

I'm 47 now. I fell in 2002; and broke my left leg..and amputated my left foot

from my leg whane I fell. It was a life changing, freak accident; the dr's

called it 'catastrophic'; I was rished to the hospital, and I was put back

together...literally; I am a walking miracle...the orthopedist STILL tells my

story to people who are trying to work themselves into a bad spot about having a

broken leg or foot; He'll say " You think this is bad? Let me tell you about

another paitient of mine.... " ...

I was walking 6 months after the accident...my left leg is shorter than my right

one by about 1/4 to 2/3 of an inch ( the heel slopes UP towards the calf of my

leg) but I *DO* have both feets..and I walk with a cane, but I *AM* walking..*S*

While I was in the hospital and a nursing care facility afterwards, I was on

massive massive doses of antibiotics because it was a large open wound and they

didn't weant infection setting in; that totally screwed with my gut....I was in

really bbaadd shape GI-wise for quite awhile; that is what really triggered the

Fibro ( which I now realize I had for YEARS but had never been diagnosed) and

the IBS...it took me about 6 months after I was up and walking to make the

connection between the IBS/Fibro really coming into my life and the

anti-biotics...and I started doing the research needed and the life changes

needed to improve my quality of life.

I've finally gotten tot he poihnt of knowing what I need, and waht foods to not

eat and which ones to, which supplements help, which ones won't...

I have always loved cheeses and yogurt; and have been eating cheese for all of

my life so far, added in yogurt on a regular basis; tried Activia, but I can't

handle the artificial colors or sweetner in it, so I had to go back to plain

yogurt when I could find it...and try finding yogurt that is NOT Low-fat on

non-fat!

I can't tell people how much I MISSED having yogurt that was thick (like Greek

yogurt is) made from raw, whole goats milk...and were we lived at the time, In

MO, well, the goat producers have been trying for over 20 years to get goats

milk mainstreamed into the dairy market, and the Ag dept there is still

stonewalling htem, so finding goats milk from a reputable person who actually

handled the milk correctly was a crap shoot, and I REALLY did not want to put my

poor GI tract through any more distress than it was already going through by

dealing with poorly handled milk.

Finding out about the kefir excited me...and now, knowing that I am making and

drinking a product that has so many more benefical strains of bacteria than even

my beloved yogurt, that is just a bonus, in my opinion.

Nw, I know that kefir is not a 'cure all'; however, I CAN tell others that it

has improved my GI tract and my stomach issues, and for me, thats a big issue.

I am not one of those who will tell someone to 'ignore' certain aspects of their

life they have to know about for thier own good health; most of us on this list

are not physicians or osteopaths, so its not within our realm of knowledge to

tell someone to count or discount something that they know they must keep track

of.

In fact, when I talk about what I am doing with other people, and they are

interested in trying something I have done, I tell them to start out slow and in

small amounts...because ANYTHING we put into our bodies affects each of us

differently, and food IS medicine, no matter how you look at it.

Last night, I had a case of the hiccups..and when I get the hiccups, I SHAKE the

entire chair/couch/bed...my mom used to think I was faking it until she

witnessed me just SUDDENLY have a hiccup fit one time and I was not stressed out

in any way.....I had not really seriously drank my kefir yesterday morning...I

had drank regualr milk and then had a little kefir after breakfast...I thought "

Oh, I have gas " ..and tried drinking a soda to help myself burp; the hiccups went

away for a little while...but came bgack, harder than before...so I went and got

out my kefir and downed half a quart around noon...and that took care of the

hiccups...and that told me I had an acid/alkaline imbalance going on...and that

I had better stick with my kefir from now on at least twice a day..*S*

This is just my 2 cents worth...and I know its long...now, I have to get ready

for a dr's app't -- Kim in TX

March 12, 2012

Hi Kim,

May I ask why you are opposed to Aloe vera?

The reason for the aloe with the silver is to get the silver past the stomach

and into the intestines where is needs to do it's job. Otherwise, aloe is very

healthy for you.

Al

Re: Wow, Wow, Wow!!! Crohn's Disease and

microbes new information!!!!

>

> I was born vaginally, as was my brother.

>

> My issues with my gut and IBS stem from being ill as a child, and being put on

anti-biotics for EVERYTHING until they figured out I had allergies, and even

then, I was usually on an anti-biotice ever 4 to 6 months for something....

>

> I'm 47 now. I fell in 2002; and broke my left leg..and amputated my left foot

from my leg whane I fell. It was a life changing, freak accident; the dr's

called it 'catastrophic'; I was rished to the hospital, and I was put back

together...literally; I am a walking miracle...the orthopedist STILL tells my

story to people who are trying to work themselves into a bad spot about having a

broken leg or foot; He'll say " You think this is bad? Let me tell you about

another paitient of mine.... " ...

>

> I was walking 6 months after the accident...my left leg is shorter than my

right one by about 1/4 to 2/3 of an inch ( the heel slopes UP towards the calf

of my leg) but I *DO* have both feets..and I walk with a cane, but I *AM*

walking..*S*

>

> While I was in the hospital and a nursing care facility afterwards, I was on

massive massive doses of antibiotics because it was a large open wound and they

didn't weant infection setting in; that totally screwed with my gut....I was in

really bbaadd shape GI-wise for quite awhile; that is what really triggered the

Fibro ( which I now realize I had for YEARS but had never been diagnosed) and

the IBS...it took me about 6 months after I was up and walking to make the

connection between the IBS/Fibro really coming into my life and the

anti-biotics...and I started doing the research needed and the life changes

needed to improve my quality of life.

>

> I've finally gotten tot he poihnt of knowing what I need, and waht foods to

not eat and which ones to, which supplements help, which ones won't...

>

> I have always loved cheeses and yogurt; and have been eating cheese for all of

my life so far, added in yogurt on a regular basis; tried Activia, but I can't

handle the artificial colors or sweetner in it, so I had to go back to plain

yogurt when I could find it...and try finding yogurt that is NOT Low-fat on

non-fat!

>

> I can't tell people how much I MISSED having yogurt that was thick (like Greek

yogurt is) made from raw, whole goats milk...and were we lived at the time, In

MO, well, the goat producers have been trying for over 20 years to get goats

milk mainstreamed into the dairy market, and the Ag dept there is still

stonewalling htem, so finding goats milk from a reputable person who actually

handled the milk correctly was a crap shoot, and I REALLY did not want to put my

poor GI tract through any more distress than it was already going through by

dealing with poorly handled milk.

>

> Finding out about the kefir excited me...and now, knowing that I am making and

drinking a product that has so many more benefical strains of bacteria than even

my beloved yogurt, that is just a bonus, in my opinion.

>

> Nw, I know that kefir is not a 'cure all'; however, I CAN tell others that it

has improved my GI tract and my stomach issues, and for me, thats a big issue.

I am not one of those who will tell someone to 'ignore' certain aspects of their

life they have to know about for thier own good health; most of us on this list

are not physicians or osteopaths, so its not within our realm of knowledge to

tell someone to count or discount something that they know they must keep track

of.

>

> In fact, when I talk about what I am doing with other people, and they are

interested in trying something I have done, I tell them to start out slow and in

small amounts...because ANYTHING we put into our bodies affects each of us

differently, and food IS medicine, no matter how you look at it.

>

> Last night, I had a case of the hiccups..and when I get the hiccups, I SHAKE

the entire chair/couch/bed...my mom used to think I was faking it until she