Re: Mycotoxins and organ donation

[Guest guest]

I to am an organ donor and had the same thoughts about a week ago, what I was

thinking is to donate my body to research.  I wonder if they'll have me??

k

From: dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...>

Subject: [] Mycotoxins and organ donation

Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2009, 8:41 AM

I understand this is a strange question but I thought you guys would have the

answer. I was watching a show on tv the other night about organ donation and

remembered that I had the ok on my drivers license to donate my organs if

something happened to me.

[Guest guest]

Diane, Interesting question - I hope someone here can present an answer...

My thoughts on organ donation are changing, too... last year my husband was

told " next step is a heart transplant " . The next week I was told " he will

be dead within 2 weeks, most likely a matter of a few days. " Then we learned

about Dr. Sinatra and followed his protocols on Metabolic

Cardiology. His formerly severely enlarged heart is now NORMAL sized, just

12 months later. I did not know it was possible to restore a heart to

virtually normal sized and normal pumping action. Did you? Apparently the

human body can often heal itself when given the proper nutrients and the

proper metabolic situation. So now my own thoughts on organ donation are

changing. Maybe we should avoid organ donation except in the very worst

situations and promote teaching people to keep their own organs and regain

health through nutrition and metabolic support. The problem to this are the

pharmaceutical companies and surgeons would not earn as much money...

that's why this information is suppressed.

As far as sick buildings are concerned, I hope once the environment causing

the sick building was changed, that with proper nutrition and support it

would also be possible to regain good health. The human body seems to be

very good at healing itself once the environment causing the illness is

changed and the stress to the body is managed appropriately. There is a

great book on Stress Management by Luke Seaward which has very useful

information on health and healing.

[Guest guest]

I found this information hope it helps you make a determination.  I have been

exposed, I would not donate my organs. My immnue system was compromised

according to blood work.

 

 Dragonfly ... Breaks illusions, Brings visions of power, No need to prove it,

Now is the hour! Know it, believe it, Great Spirit intercedes, Feeding you,

blessing you, Filling all your needs. By DCarson JSams

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

________________________________

From: dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...>

Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 12:41:21 PM

Subject: [] Mycotoxins and organ donation

I understand this is a strange question but I thought you guys would have the

answer. I was watching a show on tv the other night about organ donation and

remembered that I had the ok on my drivers license to donate my organs if

something happened to me. I worked in

[Guest guest]

Sorry here is the link

http://www.moldtc.com/

 

 Dragonfly ... Breaks illusions, Brings visions of power, No need to prove it,

Now is the hour! Know it, believe it, Great Spirit intercedes, Feeding you,

blessing you, Filling all your needs. By DCarson JSams

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

________________________________

From: dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...>

Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 12:41:21 PM

Subject: [] Mycotoxins and organ donation

I understand this is a strange question but I thought you guys would have the

answer. I was watching a show on tv the other night about organ donation and

remembered that I had the ok on my drivers license to donate my organs if

something happened to me. I worked in

[Guest guest]

--Brava, Jeri, Dr Berkson can seemingly bring anyones organs back to life with

his ALA IV's, and chelation therapy for heart. I have seen in the last year I

have been going ther people who have been given 2 weeks to live, happy and

healthy after their therapies.This therapy is very useful for mold victims also,

but it cannot stop the sicker-quicker. He is friends with Dr Lieberman from

South Carolina, they are 2 of the Dr's in this country who can actually cure a

person.

> Diane, Interesting question - I hope someone here can present an answer...

>

> My thoughts on organ donation are changing, too... last year my husband was

> told " next step is a heart transplant " . The next week I was told " he will

> be dead within 2 weeks, most likely a matter of a few days. " Then we learned

> about Dr. Sinatra and followed his protocols on Metabolic

> Cardiology. His formerly severely enlarged heart is now NORMAL sized, just

>

[Guest guest]

---

Great minds think alike K. (lol) I was also thinking research if the organs were

not of use to anyone. As long as it was mycotoxin research. But we could save

lives if we knew if the organs were viable. If you find any information about

this subject, I would really like to read it. Thanks D

In , a Townsend <kmtown2003@...> wrote:

>

> I to am an organ donor and had the same thoughts about a week ago, what I was

thinking is to donate my body to research.  I wonder if they'll have me??

> k

>

>

>

> From: dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...>

> Subject: [] Mycotoxins and organ donation

>

> Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2009, 8:41 AM

>

>

> I understand this is a strange question but I thought you guys would have the

answer. I was watching a show on tv the other night about organ donation and

remembered that I had the ok on my drivers license to donate my organs if

something happened to me.

>

[Guest guest]

Diane,

That's a great question, I want to know the answer too! I am also an organ

donor.

.

On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 12:41 PM, dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...>wrote:

>

>

> I understand this is a strange question but I thought you guys would have

> the answer. I was watching a show on tv the other night about organ donation

> and remembered that I had the ok on my drivers license to donate my organs

> if something happened to me.

[Guest guest]

---

: Is it possible for you to ask Dr. Liberman seeing how you just finished

your detox there? I am sure he would have the answer. D

In , Meng <moldsick@...> wrote:

>

> Diane,

>

> That's a great question, I want to know the answer too! I am also an organ

> donor.

>

> .

>

[Guest guest]

, Who is Dr Berkson? What is ALA IV's? alpha lipoic acid? or alpha

linolenic acid? Alpha lipoic Acid has been vern instrumental in my husband

getting use of his hand and leg restored after a case of viral encephalitis

a couple months ago left him right sided partially paralyzed. I've also

since it's very important for treating his diabetic neuropathy. I've heard

of chelation prior, I've heard a lot of good things but I never found a

doctor here willing to assist me with locating this therapy. (I've suffered

from extensive recurrent DVTs, which I later found out the reason was also

medical related, and have since avoided additional, but the damage is done,

the nerves are destroyed, the vein valves are nearly destroyed, and I have

not yet found a natural nor medical solution...not yet..)

In recent months I've learned of the medical mafia and how valid information

is suppressed. It's all about the money, hence why we aren't informed that

it's possible to not only prevent, but REVERSE, serious disease. In March

2008 I was told my husband had 2 weeks or less to live. He's THRIVING

today. He's back to work, fully recovered relatively normal heart function,

no longer is considered to be suffering from congestive heart failure.

Heck, I never would have believed it was possible to reverse CHF had I not

witnessed his recovery first hand.

Part of our story is at www.impendingsenseofdoom.com - I write bits as I am

able to relive the days surrounding the ER incident in which a local ER

facilitated my husband's temporary experience with death.

His office is underground. EVERYONE in his office is sick. The county

government in their infinite wisdom is keeping the temperature set to 80

degrees in all governmental offices... since their office is underground,

the humidity is hovering around 80%. Gee, isn't that ideal conditions for

mold? Since the county justice center (aka Jail) is above them and the

inmates too frequently flush clothing thereby backing up the sewage system

into their offices, it's a ripe breeding ground for many nasty bugs other

than mold. Gee, no wonder he and his staff continually are getting sick!

To top this off, their computers and other electronic equipment valued in

the millions of dollars is also being exposed to the 80 degree, 80% humidity

environment.. and suffering failures. All to save a few dollars on the HVAC

system.

IMHO someone should be fired. If not jailed. It should be criminal to

subject employees to these sick buildings. oh wait, that means they'd be

jailed in the same sick building. btw, something I learned.. when there is

a power outage.. the inmates are stuck in their cells. We're talking

someone who's not even been found guilty, who is awaiting trial for

something they may not have done, are locked into their cells without a

means of being released anytime there is a power outage to the building. Who

in their infinite wisdom authorized inmates to be housed without a generator

to run the cell doors? Not even for a medical emergency. I think the cell

door issue was rectified.. after an elected governmental official learned of

the situation - in front of an audience.. but I am not certain it was

rectified.

Crime, punishment, and sick buildings in the grand 'ol US of A.

On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 10:50 AM, <kdeanstudios@...> wrote:

>

>

> --Brava, Jeri, Dr Berkson can seemingly bring anyones organs back to life

> with his ALA IV's, and chelation therapy for heart. I have seen in the last

> year I have been going ther people who have been given 2 weeks to live,

> happy and healthy after their therapies.This therapy is very useful for mold

> victims also, but it cannot stop the sicker-quicker. He is friends with Dr

> Lieberman from South Carolina, they are 2 of the Dr's in this country who

> can actually cure a person.

>

>

> > Diane, Interesting question - I hope someone here can present an

> answer...

> >

> > My thoughts on organ donation are changing, too... last year my husband

> was

> > told " next step is a heart transplant " . The next week I was told " he will

> > be dead within 2 weeks, most likely a matter of a few days. " Then we

> learned

> > about Dr. Sinatra and followed his protocols on Metabolic

> > Cardiology. His formerly severely enlarged heart is now NORMAL sized,

> just

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Diane,

That is a great idea,We have been moving this week to yet another rental- it

would be so nice to have our own home again!!! so sorry I am just

responding.

I will e-mail them on monday

On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 12:40 PM, dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...>wrote:

> : Is it possible for you to ask Dr. Liberman seeing how you just

> finished your detox there? I am sure he would have the answer. D

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

& Jeri,

I was very fortunate to have gone through Dr Lieberman's Biodetox for 5wks

last year and I truly credit him with saving my life. I had ALA IVs 3 times

a week for 5 wks and I continue to take it now in pill form. There is a

Cardiologist at Mount Sinai who has been able to remove patients from his

transplant list because of ALA IV treatment. It can be a little difficult

for your body to handle, I could only take small doses on a slow drip over

extended periods, but it is pretty incredible and no-one knows about it-the

pharmaceutical nazis won't allow it.

.

On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 2:05 AM, Jeri Zerr <jerizerr@...> wrote:

>

>

> , Who is Dr Berkson? What is ALA IV's? alpha lipoic acid? or alpha

> linolenic acid? Alpha lipoic Acid has been vern instrumental in my husband

> getting use of his hand and leg restored after a case of viral encephalitis

> a couple months ago left him right sided partially paralyzed. I've also

> since it's very important for treating his diabetic neuropathy. I've heard

> of chelation prior, I've heard a lot of good things but I never found a

> doctor here willing to assist me with locating this therapy. (I've suffered

> from extensive recurrent DVTs, which I later found out the reason was also

[Guest guest]

I am happy to hear your husband is doing so much better. 

Are you talking about deep vein thromosis???  If so have you looked at this??

A natural remedy that could help DVT is one I've talked about before,

nattokinase. 

Nattokinase is an enzyme isolated from a Japanese food called natto, made from

boiled and fermented soybeans. The Japanese have consumed natto for centuries,

using it to promote good cardiovascular health. In more than 15 studies

(including two human trials) nattokinase has been shown to prevent and dissolve

blood clots and may also help prevent hardened arteries, heart attack, stroke,

angina, and senility. 

http://www.thehealthierlife.co.uk/natural-health-articles/heart-disease/deep-vei\

n-thrombosis-prevention-natural-00183.html

Have you tried systemic enzymes??  Not digestive, systemic??

 

 

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

________________________________

From: Jeri Zerr <jerizerr@...>

Sent: Saturday, June 20, 2009 2:05:28 AM

Subject: Re: [] Re: Mycotoxins and organ donation

, Who is Dr Berkson? What is ALA IV's? alpha lipoic acid? or alpha

linolenic acid? Alpha lipoic Acid has been vern instrumental in my husband

getting use of his hand and leg restored after a case of viral encephalitis

a couple months ago left him right sided partially paralyzed. I've also

since it's very important for treating his diabetic neuropathy. I've heard

of chelation prior, I've heard a lot of good things but I never found a

doctor here willing to assist me with locating this therapy. (I've suffered

from extensive recurrent DVTs, which I later found out the reason was also

medical related, and have since avoided additional, but the damage is done,

the nerves are destroyed, the vein valves are nearly destroyed, and I have

not yet found a natural nor medical solution...not yet..)

In recent months I've learned of the medical mafia and how valid information

[Guest guest]

I said no to organ donation on my drivers license renewal recently.  Was told I

also can NOT donate blood.

V.

From: dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...>

Subject: [] Mycotoxins and organ donation

Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2009, 4:41 PM

I understand this is a strange question but I thought you guys would have the

answer. I was watching a show on tv the other night about organ donation and

remembered that I had the ok on my drivers license to donate my organs if

something happened to me. I worked in hospitals for years and know the gift that

it can bring to so many. My question is, being a " mold-survivor " of stachy,

would my organs be healthy for anyone and would they be able to tell if

mycotoxins were present? I think I should probaby have my license changed, just

thought I would ask this question first. Thanks. D

[Guest guest]

, I'd like to hear more about Dr. Lieberman and his treatments. Where

can I learn more? What community is he located? Alpha Lipoic Acid has come

across our radar more and more recently - we're using it to help reverse not

only diabetic neuropathy in my husband but also to undo some neurological

damage caused by his recent battle with viral encephylitis. The hospital

doctors maintained for 10 days he had suffered a stroke, despite repetitive

tests being negative - and he maintained all along it felt more like polio,

viral encephilitis, ADEM or guillian barre syndrome - now a neurologist and

our primary care physician concurs. He didn't stabilize nor begin to

improve until I began giving him elderberry extract and nerve shield which

contains ALA.

As for cardiology - my husband was told last year by a local

electro-physiologist that he had 2 weeks or less to live, most likely would

be dead in a matter of a few days - this was days after a different

cardiologist told him his next step was a heart transplant and just after a

local ER flushed his magnesium then left him dead in their ER for a few

minutes. Before he coded his heart experienced ventricular tacchycardia

with torsade de pointes. Before his heart gave up, before the arrythmia, he

experienced sustained muscle contractions that pulled his body slowly off

the gurney into a sitting position then wedged his body against the railing

of the gurney. I watched the death process occurr for over 5 minutes while

crying out to the ER staff to help him, but they simply looked at the

telemetry signal, saw nothing significant to get them into action, so

instead they stared at me as I watched him die. What fun. They take so

much credit in getting him resuscitated, but my question was why did they

not only allow him to experience death, but I feel CAUSED the situation with

IV Lasix after his electrolytes were already too low per their lab results 6

hours prior to his experience.

Since then we learned of Dr. Sinatra and metabolic cardiology. I

fed him very natural herbs and greens from our gardens, while we fired 6

doctors and hired a few new ones who were willing to try nearly anything to

keep him alive. I developed our own home exercise program (beginning at one

hundredth of a mile, at 1.0 mph and he babystepped from there) since when we

began he could not even get himself out of bed, walk to the shower, then let

me rinse him off before he collapsed from the exertion. He was one sick

man. Today he's THRIVING, so something worked.

He's also now gone from 7 meds before the incident last year to just 4 now

and we expect it to be just 3 shortly. I fully expect him to come off his

" life long meds " in the not so distant future since his hypertension and

type 2 diabetes are reversing. We eliminated CHEMICALS from our life as

much as possible - HFCS; bleached whites such as flour, sugar, salt, etc;

artificial sweeteners; soda; brominated vegetable oil; etc. Instead we're

using as much natural, organic, REAL products such as raw sugar, sea salt,

butter, brown rice, whole grains, etc. We now strive to get plenty of

healthy oils, too. We now use a much wider range of produce and grow a

large variety of herbs right here in our surburban yard. We're both getting

much closer to nature - the way I believe our ancestors were. We're both

spending much more time outside, in the fresh air and sunlight, and

routinely airing out our home. The viral encephilitis was a serious

setback. He was at work one day this past March and came home with " flu

like symptoms " . He progressively worsened after I took him to an ER to be

evaluated - they dehydrated him repeatedly, unnecessarily then symptoms

progressed disasterously until he was unable to walk, swallow, use his right

arm, then his whole right side systematically shut down - including his

intestines and his kidney / bladder. The hospital staff didn't so much as

care but the worst part was when they repeatedly made fun of us and made his

life a living hell. Thankfully after we fired the hospital doctors and

called in hospital security until the medical team hydrated him and

stabilized the situation then he recovered enough to get him home and begin

" rebuilding humpty dumpty " one more time.

As for his heart, something worked, I believe it was a synergistic effect.

The tests during this last hospitalization for the viral infection shows

that his heart is now " virtually normal " . He's thankful, he's said that if

this virus had hit last year he feels there's no way he would have survived

the situation.

Ironically he's also dealing with a sick building situation - but I don't

think ti's all irony - ultimately I believe his office contributed to much

of this - ALL of his staff is currently sick with serious illnesses.

Jeri

On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 8:02 AM, Meng <moldsick@...> wrote:

>

>

> & Jeri,

>

> I was very fortunate to have gone through Dr Lieberman's Biodetox for 5wks

> last year and I truly credit him with saving my life. I had ALA IVs 3 times

> a week for 5 wks and I continue to take it now in pill form. There is a

> Cardiologist at Mount Sinai who has been able to remove patients from his

> transplant list because of ALA IV treatment. It can be a little difficult

> for your body to handle, I could only take small doses on a slow drip over

> extended periods, but it is pretty incredible and no-one knows about it-the

> pharmaceutical nazis won't allow it.

>

> .

>

[Guest guest]

Jeri, Sorry to hear you both have been through so much.  I met someone whom got

encephalitis from mold where I live.

 

 

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

________________________________

From: Jeri Zerr <jerizerr@...>

Sent: Saturday, June 20, 2009 9:04:00 PM

Subject: Re: [] Re: Mycotoxins and organ donation

, I'd like to hear more about Dr. Lieberman and his treatments. Where

can I learn more? What community is he located? Alpha Lipoic Acid has come

across our radar more and more recently - we're using it to help reverse not

only diabetic neuropathy in my husband but also to undo some neurological

damage caused by his recent battle with viral encephylitis. The hospital

doctors maintained for 10 days he had suffered a stroke, despite repetitive

tests being negative - and he maintained all along it felt more like polio,

viral encephilitis, ADEM or guillian barre syndrome - now a neurologist and

our primary care physician concurs. He didn't stabilize nor begin to

improve until I began giving him elderberry extract and nerve shield which

contains ALA.

As for cardiology - my husband was told last year by a local

electro-physiologis t that he had 2 weeks or less to live, most likely would

[Guest guest]

>

Dr Lieberman is going to be visiting Dr Berkson (the first Dr to use ALA IV)

soon, hopefully these 2 great Drs can figure out something to help the

sicker-quicker that now rules my life and makes it impossible to live normally

>

>

> On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 8:02 AM, Meng <moldsick@...> wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > & Jeri,

> >

> > I was very fortunate to have gone through Dr Lieberman's Biodetox for 5wks

> > last year and I truly credit him with saving my life. I had ALA

[Guest guest]

Jeri, What dose and brand of ALA did your husband take that helped him so much?

I may try this for a problem I'm having. I injured my foot and it is refusing

to heal. I think it looks infected but doctor said it isn't because it would be

'hot' to the touch, but they ONLY consider bacterial infections. Since fungal

infections are slower moving, they are probably cooler to the touch, but but he

won't consider treating me with an antifungal even though injury is going on now

for several months, and other people that see it think it looks infected.

I did try ALA once before and I had a reaction to it, but that was a few year

ago when I was reacting to almost everything. Thanks

>

> , Who is Dr Berkson? What is ALA IV's? alpha lipoic acid? or alpha

> linolenic acid? Alpha lipoic Acid has been vern instrumental in my husband

> getting use of his hand and leg restored after a case of viral encephalitis

>

[Guest guest]

There are so many mistakes at hospitals. Glad you got him back!!

>

> , I'd like to hear more about Dr. Lieberman and his treatments. Where

> can I learn more? What community is he located?

[Guest guest]

Amen. Jeri, God bless you for all that you and your husband went through and for

saving his life.

Sam

Jeri, Sorry to hear you both have been through so much.  I met someone

whom got encephalitis from mold where I live.

 

 

..

[Guest guest]

Sam, Barb, I cannot begin to do this topic justice. What people go

through in ERs and hospitals around here in the midwest USA is barbaric, at

best, all too often. People in our community are forced to endure

unprofessional treatment in these facilities that we are engendered to rely

upon during times of health crisis.

I've heard of reports of a very young child being DROPPED in a local ER

(Progress West), to watching a loved one experience temporary death

needlessly in their hands (St. ph West). I've watched medical teams

screw up my husband's meds after we very carefully instructed them as to his

proper dosages because otherwise he ends up with bleeds (Progress West). We

have proof in the brain MRI he did not have a bleed at the time they were

diagnosing a stroke and had symptoms of the viral encephalytis, yet after

that MRI they thinned his blood too thin, he was bleeding out of multiple

areas - nosebleeds and unlocatable bleeds from his legs - and now we have a

documented microbleed on his brain but thankfully in an area the neurologist

said is NOT indicated from his symptoms - thankfully totally unrelated, yet

we are ANGRY about this since we KNOW they caused the bleed when they

overthinned his blood.

Until we stand up and say " WAIT A MINUTE! DO NOT CONTINUE PRACTICING ON OUR

LOVED ONES, Please learn how to properly care for our loved ones " these

problems will not change. I am going to begin naming names here - I hope

someday our traumatic experiences will make a difference so others do not

have to suffer needlessly.

Dr. Max Benzaquen is a neurologist in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Dr. Max

Benzaquen diagnosed my husband as having suffered TIAs, a thalamus stroke, a

microblockage and MELAS - yet my husband has suffered known of these. All

along I told the hospital staff that he was suffering a viral infection with

flu-like symptoms for days before I took him to be evaluated for a stroke.

What part of VIRAL INFECTION and FLU LIKE SYMTPOMS from Tuesday through

Saturday before the encephalitis symptoms began on Saturday did they not

understand/?!?!? He was vomiting in their CT Scan machineray on Sunday

morning, what part of HE HAS FLU LIKE SYMPTOMS did they not

understand??!?!?!?! This was Sunday, March 22, 2009 - 3 months ago. A year

and a day after the ER team killed him last year. What fun :-(

Dr. Max Benzaquen diagnosed my husband has having had a " thalamus stroke "

before he ever examined my husband. This diagnosis was changed so many

times for the 10 days he was in the hospital. On Tuesday Dr. Max Benzaquen

decided my husband was suffering from an " undetectable microblockage " so

decided to raise his blood pressure and thin his blood in an effort to " blow

the microblockage " . That is why I fired the doctors and called hospital

security to help prevent those doctors from returning until they came to

their senses. I swear they were out to kill him again, whether

intentionally or unintentionally is not the point. The point is the

hospitalist - Dr. Stachecki - followed the lead of this quack neurologist

without question, then later admitted to me this is why they call it the

" practice of medicine " . Fine, but do not PRACTICE on my loved ones! Dr.

Max Benzaquen's bag of tricks should be a prime indication to his level of

quackery. Dr. Max Benzaquen is flamboyant with his charades in trying to

impress the patient and the patient's family with his [lack] of medical

knowledge. Dr. Stachecki further was trying to diagnose a non-existant

" renal artery blockage causing uncontrollable hypertension " in my husband

despite the fact that his hypertension had been very readily controlled

prior to the hospital admission yet as Dr. Stachecki explained that fateful

Tuesday " I have your husband maxed out on 5 blood pressure medications,

there's nothing else I can do for him " . No .... Sherlock. What part of a

patient dealing with viral encephalitis has he not figured out can also

cause uncontrollable hypertension. I pointed out to him that he had better

back off the blood pressure meds since at some point he would plateau then

drop the hypertension now becoming HYPOtension due to the mass dosages of

hypertension drugs. Thankfully despite his disbelief he did begin tapering

back the hypertension drugs - a week later my husband was back to his normal

hypertension meds and his hypertension has since again been controllable.

That's just one other means they have for killing patients " accidentally "

with their drugs. They also failed to keep a close eye on his magnesium

levels despite my repeated insistance they keep checking his levels while

they had him on diuretics. Every single time I told them they needed to

check he again tested on the low end of the scale - despite the fact we had

informed them to keep him at the " high end of normal " as we were instructed

by an electro-physiologist - the very same one who said he would be dead

within days last year. Gee, we followed his only sage advice that made

sense and he's still alive... then this other medical team insisted on not

listening and they nearly caused his death again. When will they stop

practicing and really get down to understanding very basic metabolic and

electrolyte function? I am NOT a medical professional, I have no training

other than CPR and basic first aid and *I* understand this stuff. Why don't

the medical professionals to whom we are engendered reliant on not

understand these concepts that instinctively should be part of the very

basic levels of medical training. Our community CERT training covered these

basic concepts.

Ultimately I believe these freak illnesses and situations stem from a

combination of the very sick building he works in - the raw sewage decaying

in the ceilings is NOT a good thing, not when it's in a basement type setup

with the temperature maintained around 80F and the humidty then running

approximately 80% as measured by maintenance employees.

Additionally these " freak incidents where hospital staff either succeed or

nearly succeed in causing him to experience death " is a tribute of our

western medical system that is " practicing " medicine on human beings instead

of putting credence in health systems that have been developed over

thousands of years.

I do believe our western medical system is GREAT for trauma and birth

defects, but for illness and chronic diseases I believe the western medical

system is for the most part in the dark ages. Doctors who " practice "

medicine only contribute tot his problem. Doctors who " practice " medicine

and who are instructors such as at St. Louis University such as Dr.

Stechecki appears to be only exacerbate this problem through future

generations of doctors.

Jeri

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeri,

Welcome to the group! A sick building can cause a host of illnesses. I have

studied up on Dr Lieberman and he seems like an excellent doctor. He is located

in ton, SC. Here is his website:

http://www.coem.com/

I sure hope your husband can get on a way to recovery soon.

Jackie

>

> , I'd like to hear more about Dr. Lieberman and his treatments. Where

> can I learn more? What community is he located? Alpha Lipoic Acid has come

> across our radar more and more recently -

[Guest guest]

---I just thought I would add that it is not advised that you take ALA in IV or

oral if you have any amalgam fillings in your teeth. This was told to me by my

doctor in Boston. D

In , " barb1283 " <barb1283@...> wrote:

>

> Jeri, What dose and brand of ALA did your husband take that helped him so

much? I may try this for a problem I'm having. I injured my foot and it is

refusing to heal. I think it looks infected but doctor said it isn't because it

would be 'hot' to the touch, but they ONLY consider bacterial infections. Since

fungal infections are slower moving, they are probably cooler to the touch, but

but he won't consider treating me with an antifungal even though injury is going

on now for several months, and other people that see it think it looks infected.

> I did try ALA once before and I had a reaction to it, but that was a few year

ago when I was reacting to almost everything. Thanks

[Guest guest]

I know these things are hard to take. I've been through them with loved ones

also, as well as myself. I too feel I understand biology and physiology from

the high school and college courses I took better than most doctors I talk to.

They are not taught much about the body it's obvious. They are taught about

pharmacy drugs. I'm sure they focus on 'chronic conditions' of any kind, high

blood pressure is a biggey. Anything they can treat for life. They are not

taught much about infection, not interested really, as an officer of one of the

large pharmaceutical companies said to question of why more research money

wasn't focusing on new antibiotics when the existing ones we have found present

bacteria are becoming immune to, he said, " there is no money in it " . He didn't

even appear uncomfortable saying that. " People use them for ten days " and

that's it. He REALLY said that.

It's a 'for profit' business and giving someone an antibiotic or antifungal for

a week or a month and it's over is something they just aren't interested in. I

think they are being shamed into some research, since it has been brought up a

number of times on the news..the growing resistence of germs to antibiotics we

already have.

>

> Sam, Barb, I cannot begin to do this topic justice. What people go

> through in ERs and hospitals around here in the midwest USA is barbaric, at

> best, all too often. People in our community are forced to endure

> unprofessional treatment in these facilities that we are engendered to rely

> upon during times of health crisis.

>

[Guest guest]

I never have heard of this center. It's not to far away and if I get a chance in

the near future I will ride down and check them out. They don't seem to have

much info on there web site, or a list of physicians. Not even an address, just

Norcross. That is a big area.

KC

>

>

> Sorry here is the link

>

> http://www.moldtc.com/

>  

>  Dragonfly ... Breaks illusions, Brings visions of power, No need to prove it,

Now is the hour! Know it, believe it, Great Spirit intercedes, Feeding you,

blessing you, Filling all your needs. By DCarson JSams

>

> God Bless !!

> dragonflymcs

> Mayleen

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...>

>

> Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 12:41:21 PM

> Subject: [] Mycotoxins and organ donation

>

>

> I understand this is a strange question but I thought you guys would have the

answer. I was watching a show on tv the other night about organ donation and

remembered that I had the ok on my drivers license to donate my organs if

something happened to me. I worked in

>

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know if you can take ALA with CSM??

Thanks D. I have had my amalgams taken out.

> >

> > Jeri, What dose and brand of ALA did your husband take that helped him so

much?