RE: Re: Arthritis & Hepatitis Article

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I have included a link to a book that might

provide insight to the infection connection of chronic illness and ra…there

is a link there where you can contact the author….this is an intelligents

reader book…the author sent me a very lengthy reply about questions I had…you

might wish to try the same…I am not promoting the book..i am promoting

the contents…they were invaluable to my insight into the sero negative RA

both my husband and I suffer from within 10 days of each other now two years into

the disease…

http://www.ra-infection-connection.com/

I hope this might shed some light about

the question that you posed  What is the connection between these 2.>>

I hope this is helpful

Sincerely

-----Original Message-----

From: Duncan Crow

[mailto:duncancrow@...]

Sent: Monday, May 27,

2002 1:23 PM

To:

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Subject:

Re: Arthritis & Hepatitis Article

Hi ;

Re: Arthritis & Hepatitis Article

<<Hi I have Hepatitis C and rheumatoid

arthritis. I am willing to help you

if

I can. UTMB in Galveston was doing a study on

patients with both Hepatitis

C and rheumatoid arthritis.  

The connection is that most diseases, including

infections such as

Hepatitis, result from low levels of glutathione,

your body's most important

detoxifier and antioxidant. The liver is THE major

user, and without it the

liver has no protection from oxidants, infection,

or toxins. If you fortify

the cells so the infection can't spread, it

eventually goes away.

Arthritis is also an oxidation disease. See a

pattern developing? I mounted

a web site last year for a company, in which links

into the US National

Library of Medicine are prewritten to highlight

this fact at

http://members.shaw.ca/widewest/medline_links.html

Note that I said 'including infections'? Most RA

patients also show a

mycoplasma infection.

Both Hep and arthritis are also treatable with

ozone, which elevates natural

antioxidant levels in the body in addition to

killing off infections.

ciao

Duncan Crow

250-748-6967

[Guest guest]

Hi

I think the answer is individualized

dependent upon the type of chronic illness or RA you have…I think the

book will shed light along with the links on the web page to take you into some

very intelligent reading and medical insight..the websites are information

intensive with the the links…

my connection was that both my husband and

I were struck within 10 days of each other with sero negative RA…so have

chosen to go the AP approach as outlined in this book and the website of dr

brown’s protocol….there is an infection connection in our case..

www.roadback.org

has the protocol of dr. brown and he was the doctor to the whitehouse at one

time…widely respected…his studies appear at the NIH and one woman

who made it to the road back appeared before congress to get the protocol

recognized for its approaching the cause of RA…

you would best be helped by contacting the

author who has RA and is in complete remission….for your personal

situation is different than ours…does this help…as I say it is

information intensive…it is four months of research on my behalf that I cannot

summate easily….perhaps some reading on your behalf might lead you to a

conclusion that is different than mine..i am merely sharing the treatment that

my husband and I have chosen resulting from all the research and the doctors

determinations..

sincerely

-----Original Message-----

From: Dot.Com

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Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 8:32

AM

To:

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Cc: 'Duncan Crow'

Subject: RE:

Re: Arthritis & Hepatitis Article

Importance: High

Hi all,

I have included a link to

a book that might provide insight to the infection connection of chronic

illness and ra …there

is a link there where you can contact the author….this is an intelligents

reader book…the author sent me a very lengthy reply about questions I

had…you might wish to try the same…I am not promoting the book..i

am promoting the contents…they were invaluable to my insight into the

sero negative RA both my husband and I suffer from within 10 days of each other

now two years into the disease…

http://www.ra-infection-connection.com/

I hope this might shed

some light about the question that you posed What is the connection

between these 2.>>

I hope this is helpful

Sincerely

-----Original Message-----

From: Duncan Crow

[mailto:duncancrow@...]

Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 1:23 PM

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Subject:

Re: Arthritis & Hepatitis Article

Hi

;

Re: Arthritis & Hepatitis Article

<<Hi I have Hepatitis C and rheumatoid

arthritis. I am willing to help you

if

I can. UTMB in Galveston was doing a

study on patients with both Hepatitis

C and rheumatoid arthritis.

The connection is that most diseases, including

infections such as

Hepatitis, result from low levels of glutathione,

your body's most important

detoxifier and antioxidant. The liver is THE major

user, and without it the

liver has no protection from oxidants, infection,

or toxins. If you fortify

the cells so the infection can't spread, it

eventually goes away.

Arthritis is also an oxidation disease. See a

pattern developing? I mounted

a web site last year for a company, in which links

into the US National

Library of Medicine are prewritten to highlight

this fact at

http://members.shaw.ca/widewest/medline_links.html

Note that I said 'including infections'? Most RA

patients also show a

mycoplasma infection.

Both Hep and arthritis are also treatable with

ozone, which elevates natural

antioxidant levels in the body in addition to

killing off infections.

ciao

Duncan Crow

250-748-6967