Theory of Disease

[Guest guest]

< For example, what positive function does Borrelia

burgdorferia (which I have) serve in people? >

I would also like to know people's ideas about how this theory applies to Lyme

disease. Also: if

the neural and muscular damage of degenerative inflammatory diseases such as

Lyme or CFS can be

reversed by traditional food, raw food, RAF, and so on.

Thanks,

son

[Guest guest]

< i will admit that i haven't kept up w/this thread, but i do have good news

about *my* degenerative disease, muscular dystrophy (FSH,

facioscapulohumeral). progress --the positive kind, not the degenerative--

has been slow, but i'm hoping that it will go faster as i start

incorporating more raw and cutting out the grains, which i'm doing bit by

bit in deference to the cold weather and to my IBS, which actually is no

longer giving me so many problems.>

Thank you, e, for the encouraging post. I hope you continue to get better

and am sure you

will!

son

[Guest guest]

Yes, degenerative inflammatory diseases can be reversed on a diet where

raw food is the primary emphasis. It is not easy, it requires commitment

and discipline, but it can be done.

On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 01:41:17 +0100 son

<hjacobson@...> writes:

< For example, what positive function does Borrelia

burgdorferia (which I have) serve in people? >

I would also like to know people's ideas about how this theory applies

to Lyme disease. Also: if

the neural and muscular damage of degenerative inflammatory diseases such

as Lyme or CFS can be

reversed by traditional food, raw food, RAF, and so on.

Thanks,

son