Ladybug

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Ladybug. . .

Congraduations! . . . and welcome to !

You're WAY too early to be seeing dramatic results! .

.. . Even women who feel really great right after

explant often experience some symptoms returning. Many

women didn't start feeling better until after they

detoxed for an extended period.

My suggestion: Drink plenty of water . . . It's known

that the amount of silicone in the urine peaks right

after explantation. Drink plenty of it!

Eat well . . . NO SUGAR! . . . concentrate on veggies,

fruits and a little meat. . . whole grains. NO

PROCESSED FOODS!

Take some probiotics . . . acidopholis, Primal Defense

(after one bottle of Fungal Defense) . .

Eat fremented foods like yogurt, keflir, naturally

made sauerkraut.

Avoid stress and anger . . . Those are two biggies

that can undo everything else you're trying to

accomplish.

I can send you information on a product, NCD that is

designed to remove toxins, heavy metals, fungi and

other substances from the body if you're interested.

Other things that help Fibromyalgia . . . getting deep

sleep every night . . . stretching, gentle exercise

(not moving is guaranteed to make you worse), deep

massage therapy and supplementing with Magnesium . .

..Take two parts Calicum to one part Magnesium. This

will help you sleep better as well as nourish the

muscles.

Dr. Kolb is unusual in that she addresses the whole

patient. Very few doctors understand implants the way

she does - Because she has had gel implants, and now

has salines. Sometimes I feel she's getting outside

her speciality when she gets involved in natural

healing. We can't expect doctors to emulate her.

BUT . . . as long as very few doctors are helping

implant women, I'm glad she's willing to go the extra

mile!

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Ginger,

You are right, there are some foods that are just bad news for us.

Some women can tolerate some foods better than others, but I think

it is a good idea for us to be aware of possible food allergies. I

had allergies to certain foods after I was sick from implants,

whereas before implants, I had no food allergies at all. And these

weren't glaring food allergies. They crept up on me and the only way

I knew I had them for certain was through testing. I was shocked

actually to test positive.

I became allergic to chocolate for one. Wow! And then brewer's

yeast. No wonder I felt sick when I took B vitamin supplements

(which many times are derived from brewer's yeast....)I also sensed

a negative reaction to cooked eggs, corn, and a few other items. So,

it is a good idea to be aware of possible reactions to foods.

Allergies to grains or gluten is a big possibility for alot of

women. And definitely sugar is a huge problem for us and can make

us feel bad faster than almost any other food. Sugar made my brain

fog come back very quickly.

The good news is that these allergies don't have to be for life. In

my case, the allergy was classified as an IgG immune response, or a

delayed allergy. These may come and go in cycles, depending on

whether the food is eaten or avoided. Over a period of up to 9

months or more, if a food is avoided, the antibody level against it

can decrease significantly, allowing consumption of that food item

again as long as it is eaten infrequently in a rotation diet. That

is exactly what happened.....I avoided chocolate for a year, and was

able to eat it again without negative effect. And what's even

better, is that my cravings for chocolate completely subsided! I

don't ever, ever crave chocolate anymore! I am really happy about

that, because I was getting into eating chocolate almost daily

before all this.

My guess is that if we do develop allergies after implants, it is an

IgG immune response that we can overcome in time. So, it's good to

be aware and consider avoiding certain foods if you feel they are

creating symptoms. The positive aspect is that they may not have to

be avoided forever.

Patty

--- In , " gingeyo72 " <thedford@...>

wrote:

>

> I agree with Rogene 100%! Give it time. I am over 2 months after

> explant and I am learning soooooooooo much about returning to good

> health.

> The good news is that you have gotten them out and you no longer

> have the original antagonist in your body. If they weren't out,

you

> would be fighting an uphill, losing battle. It also sounds like

> they are looking good. Four days after my explant I didn't think

> mine looked good. That is great news!

> I was so overwhelmed at what road to take after explant. How

should

> I detox? Which detox method? Diet?....etc. I waited about 3

weeks

> before I started changing things. CHANGING YOUR DIETARY HABITS

ARE

> KEY TO YOUR RECOVERY!!!!!!!! Rogene and I have both read " The

> Maker's Diet " by Jordan Rubin. I strongly recommend this book

> because it makes sense and he sells supplements that may help some

> of the conditions you have been diagnosed with.

> Also, pray for God to restore your health. It is so hard to trust

> him when we want to control everything! I've had to surrender to

> His timing.

> Lastly, listen to Rogene. She knows her stuff!!!! Before my

> surgery she thought I had candida, and she was right! I'm taken

the

> Garden of Life Fungal Defense and then plan on going on to primal

> defense. I am noticing a difference. The biggest thing I have

> noticed is that if I eat a food that is a no-no (pizza, chips,

> etc.), I begin aching like the flu about 15 to 20 minutes

> afterwards.

> I hope all this helps. Your right. Dr. Melmed does a good job of

> taking them out and he does agree that they are making you sick.

> Dr. Kolb has had the fight the battle herself, so her zeal to

> finding answers to the sicknesses that come afterwards is

different

> than Dr. Melmed.

> You will be in my prayers. Please don't hesitate to ask us

> anything. We know that feelings after surgery!

> Take care,

> Ginger

>

[Guest guest]

The Ladybug steam cleaner is great for

allergy sufferers (as it kills dust mites and other pathogens on surfaces) and

also as an environmental cleaner.   Many claim that they “do the job”,

but they don’t get as hot as the Ladybug to be effective.  I like that it

eliminates the need for toxic chemicals when cleaning, which can only be good

for your health. 

Now, I just wished I could AFFORD it J  (Expensive little bugs J)

Happy Christmas / Holiday Season to your

all!

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From: bird mites [mailto:bird mites ] On Behalf Of Joan Wood

Sent: Monday, December 24, 2007

8:54 PM

bird mites

Subject: Re: Re:

Website I just ran across

To Castiar

I have not ordered anything yet. The ladybug steamer

sounds like a miracle, but would like to try one before I buy.

Anyway, things are looking some better at our house and will

let you know if I do try any of the products and

what effect they have. We have just got to keep

looking and praying for help.

Joan

Re:

Website I just ran across

We actually ran across this site a while ago but

thought it was strange

that the products that helped cure him are products that he sells on

line. (the only sunscreen that helped was his line of products)

If you order it keep us posted.

I never knew about that lady bug steamer until I read about it on this

site, now that looks cool.

Good luck.

> >

> > I have just finished reading a website that has lots of information

> > that could be helpful to some of us. The address is:

> > http://www.stopskinmites.com/

> > It is a long article but sounds as if the writer knows what they

are

> > talking about. Take a look when you have time and lets all keep

> > working together.

> >

>