Guest guest Posted May 3, 2002 Report Share Posted May 3, 2002 I have heard of chelation therapy, Kathi. Of course, it's wonderful that your neighbors' son is doing well no matter what brought about his better health, but I remain a skeptic of this type of treatment. Here is an interesting article on chelation therapy at QuackWatch.com written by Saul Green, Ph.D. who is " a biochemist who did cancer research at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center for 23 years. He consults on scientific methodology and has a special interest in unproven methods. " http://www.quackwatch.com/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/chelation.html [ ] RE:Chelation? > http://www.oneflesh.org/only-22.html > > Have any of you heard of this? Or tried it? My neighbors son has > Hodgkins and they had given up...his doctor suggested this and he had > to go to Mississippi to do it , but they are saying he is much better > and has gone into remission and the cancer has stopped spreading... > They use it for RA and lupus...I had never heard of it..I was > wondering if any of you had? Kathi in OK Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 3, 2002 Report Share Posted May 3, 2002 Kathi, I have heard of it. A doctor that I went to for antibiotics for rheumatic diseases used it a lot in his practice. He had a big room filled with people on IV's either getting IV antibiotics or chelation therapy. Speaking to a woman in the waiting room, she explained chelation therapy and swore by it, but like I am skeptical. I haven't heard of anyone using chelation for RA or lupus or for that matter, cancer. I really though it was only for cleaning the arteries. Guess I'd better read some more. a On Friday, May 3, 2002, at 07:30 AM, iamladybird wrote: > http://www.oneflesh.org/only-22.html > > Have any of you heard of this? Or tried it? My neighbors son has > Hodgkins and they had given up...his doctor suggested this and he had > to go to Mississippi to do it , but they are saying he is much better > and has gone into remission and the cancer has stopped spreading... > They use it for RA and lupus...I had never heard of it..I was > wondering if any of you had? Kathi in OK > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 3, 2002 Report Share Posted May 3, 2002 As always Thank you and a....the offer for the blue stuff samples is open to anyone that wants some samples...when I went to get samples for Tess they gave me about 20 packets...so as long as 50 people dont respond i could send some out to other people...address again is rags@... promise not to give out address to perverts...Kathi in OK --- a <paula54@...> wrote: > Kathi, > I have heard of it. A doctor that I went to for > antibiotics for > rheumatic diseases used it a lot > in his practice. He had a big room filled with > people on IV's either > getting IV antibiotics or > chelation therapy. Speaking to a woman in the > waiting room, she > explained chelation > therapy and swore by it, but like I am > skeptical. I haven't heard > of anyone using chelation > for RA or lupus or for that matter, cancer. I > really though it was > only for cleaning the arteries. > Guess I'd better read some more. > a > > > > > > On Friday, May 3, 2002, at 07:30 AM, iamladybird > wrote: > > > http://www.oneflesh.org/only-22.html > > > > Have any of you heard of this? Or tried it? My > neighbors son has > > Hodgkins and they had given up...his doctor > suggested this and he had > > to go to Mississippi to do it , but they are > saying he is much better > > and has gone into remission and the cancer has > stopped spreading... > > They use it for RA and lupus...I had never heard > of it..I was > > wondering if any of you had? Kathi in OK > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 15, 2007 Report Share Posted October 15, 2007 Dr. Mark Stengler in La Jolla CA recommended for my son a calcium/magnesium supplement, as well as B complex, and something called Sepia. He takes the calcium/magnesium and B complex, but we haven't tried the Sepia. However, it is a liquid and if is still having a hard time, it is worth looking into. He is pretty well-known so I don't think it's " quackish " ! in TN <@...> wrote: We have had GREAT luck with craniosacral therapy (through an Upledger institute trained person). That's interesting! We tried that way back, that first year of OCD. Had to stop it, made 's OCD worse after treatment (LOL, and it was bad enough already!). We're still waiting (fingers crossed) to see if inositol will work this time around. I just added a B-complex for him to take daily to help with inositol. Poor guy, still can't swallow pills and is chewing the B tablet (yuck!) Maybe this will be an incentive to *try* to learn to swallow pills! > > I have not tried it yet but have been seriously considering it. I have > looked into it and it makes sense. The big issue for me is that it is > REALLY expensive. (on top of already doing inositol, fish oil, multivits > etc. ) If anyone else has any info I would love to hear it. We --------------------------------- Be a better Heartthrob. Get better relationship answers from someone who knows. Answers - Check it out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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