RE: Re: Brain Cancer and DMSO - hiatal hernia - infection and fluoride

[Guest guest]

>>thank you Sonie .. I used to know the chiro move, but forgot it. Doing

it on yourself you can be lying back on the bed over the edge. This works

alot better than the water trick, which never did wotk for me.<<

I tried several different ways to do it myself, but it was just too awkward.

I think it's too difficult to relax enough and get the right leverage. My

chiro is so close by, it's just a simple matter to run over and have him

adjust me, so I don't bother.

>>Whatever the cause, this thing runs in my family. It cd be the valve

there has an infection. <<

I do think that might be a valid issue. I ran across a very interesting

statement from Dr. Natasha -McBride's 90 minute lecture on GAPS (Gut

and Psychology Syndrome) that applies to GERDS and I don't see why it

couldn't relate to HH as well. From my transcription, I'll just paste the

whole section she talked about on digestive enzymes since she discusses HCL

and stomach acid per se, which we've been batting around. For those of you

not familiar with Natasha, she's Russian, a medical doctor practicing in the

UK, who was a neurologist/neurological surgeon until she had a son who

became autistic. She then went back and got a second postgrad degree in

human nutrition and has developed this precise nutritional program of her

own diet and therapeutic strength probiotics that cured her son of autism.

This has been quite successful in treating other children (and adults) with

the same and a wide variety of similar neurological disorders. I found her

work fascinating and it certainly made sense.

I've pretty much left the transcription in her own words which reflect her

Russian language influence. Here's the section I'm referring to....

" Digestive Enzymes. This is again a temporary crutch because we want the

child's digestive system to restore its natural ability to produce digestive

enzymes. We don't want to make the child rely on digestive enzymes forever.

So in the initial stages they're helpful, but not for everybody. I don't

prescribe them for everybody. In adults who have burping, who have

indigestion, they have to have a supplement or stomach acid. That's what HCL

and pepsin is, or there's another supplement on the market called betaine

HCL. Betaine HCL. It is basically a stomach acid supplement. A lot of people

in this world do not produce enough stomach acid. They have low stomach

acidity. This is the people who get indigestion, heartburn. And what are

they advised to take? Antacids to reduce that acid even further. What they

need is stomach acid. They need to prop it up and their indigestion will

disappear much quicker without antacids. Antacids are also full of aluminum

and many other toxic substances which accumulate in the body and it's only a

temporary relief. What happens in people with low stomach acidity, the

majority of GAPS patients cannot produce enough stomach acid because

pathogenic flora in their digestive tract impairs the stomach's ability to

produce acid. Stomach acid is the first barrier to any pathogen that gets

into our digestive system with food and drink. Stomach acid destroys a lot

of them because it has to be quite acid in there. If there isn't enough

stomach acid in there, there isn't enough acid produced then all sorts of

pathogens start growing on the wall of the stomach itself. As they grow

around the sphincter between the esophagus and the stomach, they produce

certain toxins which paralyze that sphincter so the sphincter doesn't close

properly. It's open slightly, so the person gets reflux. Whose baby has

reflux? Anybody in this hall? There you go, a few people, their babies have

reflux. It means that the baby has abnormal flora sitting in the stomach

which paralyze the sphincter and as a result, the sphincter is open, it will

not close. The esophagus is alkaline, so when the stomach produces acid..it

always has some acid..so if that amount of acid spills into the esophagus

through this open valve, it burns. It's very unpleasant, it's very painful.

That's what heartburn is. So what you need is more stomach acid to kill the

bacteria and remove it. You need probiotics to remove the pathogenic flora.

Once they are removed, the sphincter closes. The paralysis disappears and

the reflux goes away and the indigestion goes away.<<

I recommend watching the whole lecture as it's full of such enlightening

information about the development in utero, birth and subsequent influences

of the microbes and toxins infants start life with and how they effect both

the body and the mind of the child. One can certainly begin to see why she

says that the gut rules the brain and not the other way around.

>>We also has heavily fluoridated water, which is no friend to anybody. <<

That really multiplies the impact which few understand. Dr. Yiamouyiannis

directly relates stomach disorders and pain to the inhibition of digestive

enzymes by F. Dr. Sauerheber states: " Combine H2SF4 (Fluoride

additive) with HCl (stomach acid) and you've created fluoricic acid. He goes

on, ... silicofluoride is composed of and breaks down into hydrogen fluoride

in the acidic stomach. I'll add that most people aren't aware that sodium

fluoride is not the drug of choice for water fluoridation anymore, but is

generally either hydro- or hexafluosilicic acid, a far more contaminated

contaminant poison, the source usually being from China now and not

regulated. I won't go further down that road here. Suffice it to say, F may

well be the primary source in all of our disorders/diseases.

>> It really didn't like acidic stuff for a number of years. Oddly, until

my colon therapist mentioned it, I never knew I had it. Maybe he shd have

kept his mouth shut, eh?? lol. Power of suggestion? Both my parents went

to some gasto for an office procedure that was more expensive and exotic

than this. Doubt it was any better. --tls<<

Likely insignificant bandaids. Far too many suffered and still suffer as a

consequence and all so needless.

Sonie

Sapere Aude - Dare to Know

12

[Guest guest]

If you have troubled with your gut, you probably have allergies to gluten and

cassein.  After years of food allergies, ability of body to make HCL is

compromised, also the

antiacids deplete HCL... Tx (RN)

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2012 5:12 PM

Subject: RE: Re: Brain Cancer and DMSO - hiatal hernia - infection and

fluoride

 

>>thank you Sonie .. I used to know the chiro move, but forgot it. Doing

it on yourself you can be lying back on the bed over the edge. This works

alot better than the water trick, which never did wotk for me.<<

I tried several different ways to do it myself, but it was just too awkward.

I think it's too difficult to relax enough and get the right leverage. My

chiro is so close by, it's just a simple matter to run over and have him

adjust me, so I don't bother.

>>Whatever the cause, this thing runs in my family. It cd be the valve

there has an infection. <<

I do think that might be a valid issue. I ran across a very interesting

statement from Dr. Natasha -McBride's 90 minute lecture on GAPS (Gut

and Psychology Syndrome) that applies to GERDS and I don't see why it

couldn't relate to HH as well. From my transcription, I'll just paste the

whole section she talked about on digestive enzymes since she discusses HCL

and stomach acid per se, which we've been batting around. For those of you

not familiar with Natasha, she's Russian, a medical doctor practicing in the

UK, who was a neurologist/neurological surgeon until she had a son who

became autistic. She then went back and got a second postgrad degree in

human nutrition and has developed this precise nutritional program of her

own diet and therapeutic strength probiotics that cured her son of autism.

This has been quite successful in treating other children (and adults) with

the same and a wide variety of similar neurological disorders. I found her

work fascinating and it certainly made sense.

I've pretty much left the transcription in her own words which reflect her

Russian language influence. Here's the section I'm referring to....

" Digestive Enzymes. This is again a temporary crutch because we want the

child's digestive system to restore its natural ability to produce digestive

enzymes. We don't want to make the child rely on digestive enzymes forever.

So in the initial stages they're helpful, but not for everybody. I don't

prescribe them for everybody. In adults who have burping, who have

indigestion, they have to have a supplement or stomach acid. That's what HCL

and pepsin is, or there's another supplement on the market called betaine

HCL. Betaine HCL. It is basically a stomach acid supplement. A lot of people

in this world do not produce enough stomach acid. They have low stomach

acidity. This is the people who get indigestion, heartburn. And what are

they advised to take? Antacids to reduce that acid even further. What they

need is stomach acid. They need to prop it up and their indigestion will

disappear much quicker without antacids. Antacids are also full of aluminum

and many other toxic substances which accumulate in the body and it's only a

temporary relief. What happens in people with low stomach acidity, the

majority of GAPS patients cannot produce enough stomach acid because

pathogenic flora in their digestive tract impairs the stomach's ability to

produce acid. Stomach acid is the first barrier to any pathogen that gets

into our digestive system with food and drink. Stomach acid destroys a lot

of them because it has to be quite acid in there. If there isn't enough

stomach acid in there, there isn't enough acid produced then all sorts of

pathogens start growing on the wall of the stomach itself. As they grow

around the sphincter between the esophagus and the stomach, they produce

certain toxins which paralyze that sphincter so the sphincter doesn't close

properly. It's open slightly, so the person gets reflux. Whose baby has

reflux? Anybody in this hall? There you go, a few people, their babies have

reflux. It means that the baby has abnormal flora sitting in the stomach

which paralyze the sphincter and as a result, the sphincter is open, it will

not close. The esophagus is alkaline, so when the stomach produces acid..it

always has some acid..so if that amount of acid spills into the esophagus

through this open valve, it burns. It's very unpleasant, it's very painful.

That's what heartburn is. So what you need is more stomach acid to kill the

bacteria and remove it. You need probiotics to remove the pathogenic flora.

Once they are removed, the sphincter closes. The paralysis disappears and

the reflux goes away and the indigestion goes away.<<

I recommend watching the whole lecture as it's full of such enlightening

information about the development in utero, birth and subsequent influences

of the microbes and toxins infants start life with and how they effect both

the body and the mind of the child. One can certainly begin to see why she

says that the gut rules the brain and not the other way around.

>>We also has heavily fluoridated water, which is no friend to anybody. <<

That really multiplies the impact which few understand. Dr. Yiamouyiannis

directly relates stomach disorders and pain to the inhibition of digestive

enzymes by F. Dr. Sauerheber states: " Combine H2SF4 (Fluoride

additive) with HCl (stomach acid) and you've created fluoricic acid. He goes

on, ... silicofluoride is composed of and breaks down into hydrogen fluoride

in the acidic stomach. I'll add that most people aren't aware that sodium

fluoride is not the drug of choice for water fluoridation anymore, but is

generally either hydro- or hexafluosilicic acid, a far more contaminated

contaminant poison, the source usually being from China now and not

regulated. I won't go further down that road here. Suffice it to say, F may

well be the primary source in all of our disorders/diseases.

>> It really didn't like acidic stuff for a number of years. Oddly, until

my colon therapist mentioned it, I never knew I had it. Maybe he shd have

kept his mouth shut, eh?? lol. Power of suggestion? Both my parents went

to some gasto for an office procedure that was more expensive and exotic

than this. Doubt it was any better. --tls<<

Likely insignificant bandaids. Far too many suffered and still suffer as a

consequence and all so needless.

Sonie

Sapere Aude - Dare to Know

12