Re: Mega-C for kitty arthritis, etc. ^ . . ^

[Guest guest]

Edy,

Sure. You can contact Dr. Belfield's busines which is Orthomolecular Specialties

and order

the 8 oz bottle (powder) of Mega-C.. The phone number is 1-877-692-0236.

Purrs,

andra ^ . . ^

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> > > > > Here's more info:

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > However, tuna in fact isn't good for cats, but tuna

> > > > > juice is fine if only to entice a cat.

> > > > >

> > > > > Cats with urinary problems should avoid any seafoods as they are high

> > in

> > > > > phosphorous

> > > > > and changes the urinary pH which can contribute to the lower urinary

> > > > > disorders. Please see

> > > > > the following article: http://us.iams.com/iams/en_US/jsp/IAMS_P...

> > > > >

> > > > > Here's an article on why tuna is dangerous:

> > > > >

> > > > > Here's a web article about

> > > > > Tuna and how it is toxic to cats (again any vet can confirm this

> > > > > fact as well): http://www.lenhumanesoc.org/Tips/ASPCA-T...

> > > > >

> > > > > " TUNA FOR CATS? NO!

> > > > > Tuna can be fatal to cats and is not something to be fed to them...The

> > human

> > variety

> > > of

> > > > > tuna fish contains an enzyme that destroys vitamin B1 (thiamine). Cats

> > who

> > regularly

> > > eat

> > > > > tuna can develop a vitamin B1 deficiency, which results in

> > neurological symptoms

> > like

> > > > > dilated eyes, loss of equilibrium, seizures and death if this vitamin

> > is not replaced.

> > > The

> > > > > scientific name of this disease is polioencephlomalacia.

> > > > >

> > > > > Clearwater veterinarian Brancato said that though most

> > domestic cats do

> > > enjoy

> > > > > fish, feeding them a diet of only tuna can cause serious disorders.

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> >

> >

[Guest guest]

It's pretty easy to have them deliver it and having lived in Aptos, I know what

a hassle it

can being " going over the hill " unless you're going to that unbelievable

shopping mall in

San (tee hee hee) Are you a single woman living in Santa Cruz? Funny I had

a dream

last night I bought a house there (as a single woman) and was fixing it up and

realized

how isolated I was from everything and wanted to move.

> > > > > > Here's more info:

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > However, tuna in fact isn't good for cats, but tuna

> > > > > > juice is fine if only to entice a cat.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Cats with urinary problems should avoid any seafoods as they are

high

> > > in

> > > > > > phosphorous

> > > > > > and changes the urinary pH which can contribute to the lower urinary

> > > > > > disorders. Please see

> > > > > > the following article: http://us.iams.com/iams/en_US/jsp/IAMS_P...

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Here's an article on why tuna is dangerous:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Here's a web article about

> > > > > > Tuna and how it is toxic to cats (again any vet can confirm this

> > > > > > fact as well): http://www.lenhumanesoc.org/Tips/ASPCA-T...

> > > > > >

> > > > > > " TUNA FOR CATS? NO!

> > > > > > Tuna can be fatal to cats and is not something to be fed to

them...The

> > > human

> > > variety

> > > > of

> > > > > > tuna fish contains an enzyme that destroys vitamin B1 (thiamine).

Cats

> > > who

> > > regularly

> > > > eat

> > > > > > tuna can develop a vitamin B1 deficiency, which results in

> > > neurological symptoms

> > > like

> > > > > > dilated eyes, loss of equilibrium, seizures and death if this

vitamin

> > > is not replaced.

> > > > The

> > > > > > scientific name of this disease is polioencephlomalacia.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Clearwater veterinarian Brancato said that though most

> > > domestic cats do

> > > > enjoy

> > > > > > fish, feeding them a diet of only tuna can cause serious disorders.

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ------------------------------------

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

---I too have MCS badly but recently I have been starting to have

some relief. NAET or Bioset helped me with food. But environmentally

it has been a disaster. I was wearing masks but the allergies were

causing asthma and then when I put on the masks I feel that I am

suffocating. It has been so hard. Even in my own house I have not

been able to handle it hardly even with air purifiers, etc. From what

I have learned from studying and talking to health practitioners MCS

is very much an adrenal problem and a liver problem. So I have

increased my adrenal supplements. I continue to do the liver

cleansing herbs ( milk thistle is the next one I am going to try) But

what has given me the most relief and some healing is ozone therapy.

I have been doing ozone insuflations which is putting ozone in your

ears. That kills the pathogens in your sinus, head, etc area where

the respiratory symptoms are for me. The ozone eventually travels to

the rest of your body and does the same thing. I know that mold

allergies are mostly due to fungus/molds which I have a real problem

with as well. Just doing oxygen also helped. As soon as I get an

oxygen concentrater I hope to increase my ozone therapy to the liver

as well and that also helps the MCS. For me the cause of all my

allergies and health problems is Lyme. I have been sick for close to

4 decades with tons of allergies but did not know that I had Lyme

till 2 years ago. It is quite common for people to have some type of

pathogen infection that causes them to be run down and to be very

susceptible to allergies. People with Lyme often have MCS.Have you

checked yourself for any type of infections? There is also a group

on the internet MCS group that you could check as well. They might be

able to give you some ideas as well. Years ago my children and I went

to one of these centers but we did not get a lot of answers.

Hopefully, by now they know more and you will be able to get help.

You need relief from the allergies but you need to find out what is

causing them.

I am so sorry that you are going through this.I totally understand.

Let me know if there is any other way I can help.

We are a generation that is quite deficient in magnesium and if we

have any type of infection like Lyme they will use it up in your

body. So the magnesium idea sounds good to

me.

I wear an air purifier around my neck- the kind people sometimes wear

in air planes and that helps some too.

A good accupunturist might be able to tell you if your thymus is

working well or not that also could affect your allergies.

I never got much help from traditional doctors. I have to go out fo

the box. There are some allergist that are really good and go beyond

treating the allergies- they treat your immune system. Perhaps that

is what you will get in Texas.

Do not be overwhelmed. You will find answers. There are a lot of them

out there- and just the right ones for you. Have you checked MCS on

the internet?

Let us know how you did.

Take care

cathy

In , " Phil and Carol

Conway " <philcar@...> wrote:

>

> Hi Edy

>

> This may be a " long shot " but here goes: Is it possible that as

your problem persisted your cellular magnesium levels have been low

and so promoting some calcification of your cells? When I began

putting magnesium chloride on my skin my energies picked up a lot,

and it seemed that my cells may have then got into a detoxing mode. A

period of a few weeks with magnesium chloride applied regularly might

help you. It is very likely that this magnesium chloride only

benefits people who have low magnesium levels - but this suggests

that most might benefit. Try a search using " Magnesium Oil "

and/or " magnesium chloride " .

> Phil

>

> Re: [ ] Re: Mega-C for kitty

arthritis, etc. ^ . . ^

>

>

> I have MCS very badly and don't venture out of my house much. I

actually live in Davenport and between the coal burning cement plant

and the amount of mold spores here I'm reduced to allergies that are

unbelievable. I'm down to about 3 foods now and am going to the

Environmental Center in Dallas in 2 weeks to see if they can help

me. I've been to dozens of docs.

>

[Guest guest]

Edy, Pardon my very short reply to your long letter but I just really want to

support you

MOVING. It is probably the most critical thing you can do, even if you have to

move to a

tiny, sunny place that's temporary. When I had Chronic Fatigue Syndrome with a

million

things wrong with me, it became very clear to me that my place was either the

cause of

my illness or was at the very least making me worse. I was so weak, and without

funds at

the time but somehow I managed to get out of there. I figured my life was worth

doing

ANYTHING to get out of there. Sometimes when we're really ill or depressed from

being ill

for so long, it's hard to see things as clearly as we might when we are well.

It seems that

finding yourself a sunny place, perhaps a place even on a second floor might be

the very

thing you need to jumpstart your healing. From everything you've written, I

think it is the

best thing you can do for yourself above all else. Remember any move you make

can be

temporary - even a year. I remember thinking that I would live in a tiny little

studio if it

meant the opportunity to heal. I did move and it did help me recover.

Hope you have a good day!

andra

> >

> > Hi Edy

> >

> > This may be a " long shot " but here goes: Is it possible that as

> your problem persisted your cellular magnesium levels have been low

> and so promoting some calcification of your cells? When I began

> putting magnesium chloride on my skin my energies picked up a lot,

> and it seemed that my cells may have then got into a detoxing mode. A

> period of a few weeks with magnesium chloride applied regularly might

> help you. It is very likely that this magnesium chloride only

> benefits people who have low magnesium levels - but this suggests

> that most might benefit. Try a search using " Magnesium Oil "

> and/or " magnesium chloride " .

> > Phil

> >

> > Re: [ ] Re: Mega-C for kitty

> arthritis, etc. ^ . . ^

> >

> >

> > I have MCS very badly and don't venture out of my house much. I

> actually live in Davenport and between the coal burning cement plant

> and the amount of mold spores here I'm reduced to allergies that are

> unbelievable. I'm down to about 3 foods now and am going to the

> Environmental Center in Dallas in 2 weeks to see if they can help

> me. I've been to dozens of docs.

> >

>