Books

[Guest guest]

Hi and all,

I have the Cure for All Diseases. Does anyone feel it is important or

helpful to own the more recent books (cancer and HIV) if you are not

treating them. I have a son with autism and spend a small fortune on him,

so I never waste money not necessary for his well-being. Thanks in advance

for your replies!

Rose

Re: Parasites, Leaky Gut

waste no more time ... start with parasite program and get to the liver as

soon as you can. Get the book The cure for all diseases. follow the

instructions carefully. In the mean time get off red meat, milk products

caffeine and sugar.

start drinking vegie juices, eat fruit and vegies and make sure you go

potty every day! No drugs, no alcohol! exercise daily! check out Dr. shultz

colon cleanser.

I know I am a kill joy, but you will feel so much better later.

good luck

linda

Hookenup <hookinup@...> wrote: Hi,

I am a 43 year-old male, new to the group and live in Los Angeles. I

would like to connect with others who have a problem with food

intolerance/sensitivity, brain fog, fatigue, etc. Most symptoms likely

due to leaky gut and intestinal permabilty, as a result of parasite

infection. Please e-mail me at interactivebiz@... or a phone

call is okay. We can talk about a number of topics related to the

overall issue.

(213)255-6288

[Guest guest]

Get the last book, The Prevention of All Disease. It is the most current, and

complete. Info on the immune system can be used for all disease. I use it for

everything from Parkinson's to mercury toxicity.

rose manning <esslr@...> wrote: Hi and all,

I have the Cure for All Diseases. Does anyone feel it is important or

helpful to own the more recent books (cancer and HIV) if you are not

treating them. I have a son with autism and spend a small fortune on him,

so I never waste money not necessary for his well-being. Thanks in advance

for your replies!

Rose

Re: Parasites, Leaky Gut

waste no more time ... start with parasite program and get to the liver as

soon as you can. Get the book The cure for all diseases. follow the

instructions carefully. In the mean time get off red meat, milk products

caffeine and sugar.

start drinking vegie juices, eat fruit and vegies and make sure you go

potty every day! No drugs, no alcohol! exercise daily! check out Dr. shultz

colon cleanser.

I know I am a kill joy, but you will feel so much better later.

good luck

linda

Hookenup <hookinup@...> wrote: Hi,

I am a 43 year-old male, new to the group and live in Los Angeles. I

would like to connect with others who have a problem with food

intolerance/sensitivity, brain fog, fatigue, etc. Most symptoms likely

due to leaky gut and intestinal permabilty, as a result of parasite

infection. Please e-mail me at interactivebiz@... or a phone

call is okay. We can talk about a number of topics related to the

overall issue.

(213)255-6288

[Guest guest]

, that should read The Prevention of All Cancers. Right?

Leo

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[Guest guest]

Hi I checked Amazon and they have the Prevention for all Cancers. I could not

find The Prevention for all Disease. Any idea where to get it?

Thx

Re: Parasites, Leaky Gut

waste no more time ... start with parasite program and get to the liver as

soon as you can. Get the book The cure for all diseases. follow the

instructions carefully. In the mean time get off red meat, milk products

caffeine and sugar.

start drinking vegie juices, eat fruit and vegies and make sure you go

potty every day! No drugs, no alcohol! exercise daily! check out Dr. shultz

colon cleanser.

I know I am a kill joy, but you will feel so much better later.

good luck

linda

Hookenup <hookinup@...> wrote: Hi,

I am a 43 year-old male, new to the group and live in Los Angeles. I

would like to connect with others who have a problem with food

intolerance/sensitivity, brain fog, fatigue, etc. Most symptoms likely

due to leaky gut and intestinal permabilty, as a result of parasite

infection. Please e-mail me at interactivebiz@... or a phone

call is okay. We can talk about a number of topics related to the

overall issue.

(213)255-6288

[Guest guest]

She meant the " Prevention of All Cancers. " It was a simple

mistake. " Prevention of All Cancers " is the latest book and it's

excellent. Sometimes I find it dissappointing when people who have

only read the first book give advice here because some of the

important advice (which was written like mandates) from the first

book has changed completely. If you crave more after reading " The

Cure For All Diseases " and " Prevention of All Cancers, " move onto

the remaining books because they too contain very helpful

points/advice that do not strictly apply to cancer, e.g., new

laundry assistance.

Best of luck,

Lorna

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symptoms likely

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parasite

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[Guest guest]

You can find the books here:

http://books.com/

Diane

fcunsrial@... wrote:

>Hi I checked Amazon and they have the Prevention for all Cancers. I could not

find The Prevention for all Disease. Any idea where to get it?

>Thx

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[Guest guest]

check the " files " section of this group. both books are posted there. you

can either read them online or print them out. dave

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From: Dr [mailto:Dr ] On Behalf Of

Diane Mackey

Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2006 6:36 AM

Dr

Subject: Re: Books

You can find the books here:

http://books.com/

Diane

fcunsrial@... wrote:

>Hi I checked Amazon and they have the Prevention for all Cancers. I could

not find The Prevention for all Disease. Any idea where to get it?

>Thx

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[Guest guest]

Thanks to all for the replies, From some of the post I've read, I felt like

I was missing something. I will get the book!

Rose

Re: Books

She meant the " Prevention of All Cancers. " It was a simple

mistake. " Prevention of All Cancers " is the latest book and it's

excellent. Sometimes I find it dissappointing when people who have

only read the first book give advice here because some of the

important advice (which was written like mandates) from the first

book has changed completely. If you crave more after reading " The

Cure For All Diseases " and " Prevention of All Cancers, " move onto

the remaining books because they too contain very helpful

points/advice that do not strictly apply to cancer, e.g., new

laundry assistance.

Best of luck,

Lorna

Hi,

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> I am a 43 year-old male, new to the group and live in Los

Angeles. I

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> would like to connect with others who have a problem with

food

>

> intolerance/sensitivity, brain fog, fatigue, etc. Most

symptoms likely

>

> due to leaky gut and intestinal permabilty, as a result of

parasite

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> infection. Please e-mail me at interactivebiz@... or a phone

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[Guest guest]

See my post #5886. Dr. never wrote a book entitled The

prevention of all diseases.

Leo

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[Guest guest]

Yeah, sorry about the typo.

regehr2001 <leoelfie@...> wrote: , that should read The

Prevention of All Cancers. Right?

Leo

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Angeles. I

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> would like to connect with others who have a problem with food

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> intolerance/sensitivity, brain fog, fatigue, etc. Most symptoms

likely

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> due to leaky gut and intestinal permabilty, as a result of parasite

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[Guest guest]

in spite of the misstatement, i knew what you meant. i suspect that many

others on the group knew too. i'm not an advocate of " sweating the small

stuff. " dave

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From: Dr [mailto:Dr ] On Behalf Of

Borberg

Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 12:58 PM

Dr

Subject: Re: Re: Books

Yeah, sorry about the typo.

regehr2001 <leoelfie@...> wrote:

, that should read The Prevention of All Cancers. Right?

Leo

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current, and complete. Info on the immune system can be used for all

disease. I use it for everything from Parkinson's to mercury toxicity.

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[Guest guest]

Has the school conducted a Functional Behavior Assessment? Pam :)See what's free at AOL.com.

[Guest guest]

Our

son has had some similar shut down problems in school. He was motivated by

letting him choose an activity after his work was done. Class periods are 45 minutes. Say he finishes his work in 30, he then has 15 minutes of free time. His choices are time with a favored adult,

computer time, or going to the library.

Tonya

( ) Books

I’ve been looking for more books to help

me learn more about AS. I have Tony Attwood’s books already. I’m going to be

getting the OASIS book also. What other books would you recommend?

Our major problems are arising at

school. He doesn’t act out but he will refuse to do work in school. As it is

now, he has had to sit out recess and free choice time because of his refusal

to do anything. The school psychologist recommended rewards for work but it

didn’t work. I’d like to learn about other ways to encourage him instead of

punishing him. He doesn’t act out in anger. Instead he seems to shut

down. Won’t talk/respond to anything. Makes it very difficult to know what’s

going on.

Also, he’ll be 7 in July. Should I tell

him about his dx? Are there any good books geared towards kids to help

with that? We have talked a lot about how everyone is different and how it’s

nice to be different.

~

[Guest guest]

We had an SST (teacher, school psychologist) and a Behavior Support

Plan was set up. Would a Functional Behavior Assessment be different?

The behavior plan seemed very complicated to me. They gave him 3

tickets per day. Each ticket gave him 2 min of alone time. Every time he said

he needed to use a ticket he’d get a star, coming back and doing the

work, he’d get another star. By collecting stars he’d be able to

earn rewards. It worked for maybe a week. Then he stopped using them. His

teacher modified it so that he would get a star anytime he did any writing. His

big reward was 5 min computer time. Well at one point he said he didn’t

care anymore about the computer. It’s very difficult to get him motivated

for anything. At least within the school environment. Things that work at home

don’t work at school. Also if he doesn’t see the reason for

something or the purpose behind it he won’t do it.

He used to walk away from his table and either ‘collapse’

to the floor or go sit on a little couch they have in the classroom. He would either

not talk to anyone, cry, or complain that he couldn’t keep up with his

classmates. He hasn’t ‘collapsed’ in the past couple of

months. However he will just sit there and not say anything. If he has to

come up with his own sentences, he will not do the work. He just sits there and

now is bothering the other kids at his table. I have asked if his work

could be sent home and I’m being told yes- but they aren’t and he

continues to be punished for not doing his work.

I have an IEP tomorrow and I’m trying to come up with some

ideas to discuss at the meeting.

As for going to the library- the librarian there monitors the

books he can take out so if he picks out a book and she doesn’t think it’s

age appropriate she won’t let him. Then he gets upset and well down the

spiral we go. It affects the rest of his day. I’ve talked to the teacher

and she said she’d be sure he take out what he wants but that never

happened.

~

From:

[mailto: ] On

Behalf Of ppanda65@...

Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2007 6:35 AM

Subject: Re: ( ) Books

Has the school conducted a Functional Behavior

Assessment? Pam

[Guest guest]

A book that has been helpful for me is Asperger Syndrome & Your Child - A Parent's Guide by Powers & Janet Poland...

GailSee what's free at AOL.com.

[Guest guest]

A Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) is done before a behavior plan, so perhaps your team already did one. Here is a link to more information about FBA's. Pam

Functional Behavioral AssessmentSee what's free at AOL.com.

[Guest guest]

From: Atkins <adrlopez@...>

Date: 2007/06/05 Tue AM 10:31:19 CDT

Subject: RE: ( ) Books

...how old is your son? First of all, as a teacher I HATE it when people

monitor what " kind " of books kids can take out. I think that is

outrageous...reading is reading. My students (6th grade special ed) are all very

low readers, they are NOT going to read a chapter book on their own-it's just

not going to happen. So I ordered hundreds of picture/storybooks from 1st to 3rd

grade tops. We have Accelerated Reader here (where they read a book and then

take a little test on the computer to earn points then prizes)My students

started reading these books (many of which they had never been exposed to

because of their home lives) whenever they had spare time. Many low level books

do contain some high vocabulary and I really feel that my students read more

than they ever would have because it was quick for them and they could take the

test right away. They love taking the tests. Some of my kids read over 50 books

this year. I am lucky that my special ed director supported this project.

Your son sounds so much like my daughter. I am so happy that her tantrums have

declined significantly, but she still avoids work and behavioral systems DO NOT

work for her. I think the only thing that will make a difference is a teacher

that really grabs her and someone she will want to work for. She hates writing

even though she can make up good stories. Much of it is the OT issues I think.

Then yesterday when I get the note about putting her on Adderall I just lost it.

I am just beside myself.

That librarian should NOT be concerning herself with what books your son takes

out especially if it is causing meltdowns...I would call the principal.

We had an SST (teacher, school psychologist) and a Behavior SupportPlan was set

up.  Would a Functional Behavior Assessment be different?

 

The behavior plan seemed very complicated to me. They gave him 3tickets per day.

Each ticket gave him 2 min of alone time. Every time he saidhe needed to use a

ticket he’d get a star, coming back and doing thework, he’d get

another star. By collecting stars he’d be able toearn rewards. It worked

for maybe a week. Then he stopped using them. Histeacher modified it so that he

would get a star anytime he did any writing. Hisbig reward was 5 min computer

time. Well at one point he said he didn’tcare anymore about the computer.

It’s very difficult to get him motivatedfor anything. At least within the

school environment. Things that work at homedon’t work at school. Also if

he doesn’t see the reason forsomething or the purpose behind it he

won’t do it.

 

He used to walk away from his table and either ‘collapse’to the floor

or go sit on a little couch they have in the classroom. He would eithernot talk

to anyone, cry, or complain that he couldn’t keep up with hisclassmates. He

hasn’t ‘collapsed’ in the past couple ofmonths. However he will

just sit there and not say anything.  If he has tocome up with his own

sentences, he will not do the work. He just sits there andnow is bothering the

other kids at his table.  I have asked if his workcould be sent home and

I’m being told yes- but they aren’t and hecontinues to be punished for

not doing his work.

 

I have an IEP tomorrow and I’m trying to come up with someideas to discuss

at the meeting.

 

As for going to the library- the librarian there monitors thebooks he can take

out so if he picks out a book and she doesn’t think it’sage

appropriate she won’t let him. Then he gets upset and well down thespiral

we go. It affects the rest of his day. I’ve talked to the teacherand she

said she’d be sure he take out what he wants but that neverhappened.

 

~

 

 

 

 

From: [mailto: ]

OnBehalf Of ppanda65@...

Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2007 6:35 AM

Subject: Re: ( ) Books

 

Has the school conducted a Functional BehaviorAssessment?  Pam

Heard from the TV

Of the latest bombing

The girls were dancing

She was coming of age

Shells fired out

Flowers mowed down

Innocence targeted

Whose God is this?

Wish that she had one more day

There at the seaside

5th of december

We chased the tide

As her treasures

Were gathered

I had to laugh

As she gave sand a bath

Jangle jangle

Jingle jangle

Jangle and circle again (Seaside) Tori Amos

[Guest guest]

Hi Celia,There is a book by Dr. Jaquelyn McCandlesss on treating autism with LDN. It is available from Amazon.com through this link:http://tinyurl.com/ynkm4nThere is also a book by Dr. Bruce Guillemette on treating cancer with LDN. It is available from Amazon.com through this link:http://tinyurl.com/34fxetBest regards,Dudley

From: CELIA DANKS

Sent: Monday, February 11, 2008 4:42 PM

low dose naltrexone

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Books

Dudley, I bought Up the Creek With a Paddle but wonder if there are any more books out there on LDN?

Thanks

Celia

[Guest guest]

Although not devoted to LDN alone, Tom Bayuk has multiple

sclerosis and uses LDN. He wrote three very good books that are worth

checking out. He is a member of this group.

http://www.copingandprevailing.com/

Art

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http://www.copingandprevailing.com/

>

> Dudley, I bought Up the Creek With a Paddle but wonder if there are

any more books out there on LDN?

> Thanks

> Celia

>

[Guest guest]

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> Bee- could you please recommend some good books to read about diet

and the high fat

> high protein low carbohydrate diet? i've got some of sally fallons

books and i'm waiting for

> my weston a price book to come, i didn't know if there were any

others that might be helpful

> to read?

==>Dr. Jan Kwasniewski devised The Optimal Diet. He is in Poland and

has been curing people for over 30 years, of heart disease, cancern,

diabetes, astham, obesity, etc., and you can buy his book. Evidently

it was translated from Polish and it may be difficult to read:

http://homodiet.netfirms.com/

==>Here's a great 3 part article that reads like a book, which about

the year experiment on an all meat and fat diet (20% meat and 80% fat)

done by anthropologist, Stefansson, and his friend in a hospital under

doctor's supervision: http://www.biblelife.org/stefansson1.htm

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi there. I just ordered these books straight from Poland..I am going

to pick them up at the post office right now! I am really excited

about them, I will let you know what they are like! Cheers! Crystal

> > Bee- could you please recommend some good books to read about

diet

> and the high fat

> > high protein low carbohydrate diet? >

> ==>Dr. Jan Kwasniewski devised The Optimal Diet. He is in Poland

and

> has been curing people for over 30 years, of heart disease,

cancern,

> diabetes, astham, obesity, etc., and you can buy his book.

Evidently

> it was translated from Polish and it may be difficult to read:

> http://homodiet.netfirms.com/

>

> ==>Here's a great 3 part article that reads like a book, which

about

> the year experiment on an all meat and fat diet (20% meat and 80%

fat)

> done by anthropologist, Stefansson, and his friend in a hospital

under

> doctor's supervision: http://www.biblelife.org/stefansson1.htm

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

Unfortunately I don't know of any books of the sort...which is why I am

currently writing one!

 --- Babbitt

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From: <damgalnuna@...>

spinal problems

Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 12:44:55 PM

Subject: Books

 

Can anyone recommend any books that describe the anatomy of the spine, disorders

of the spine, and treatments? I am looking for something that is more

detailed/higher level and not just an overview type book.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Wow, that's a huge task! I visited a medical school bookstore today, and did

find this:

http://www.amazon.com/Rothman-Simeone-Spine-2-Set-Herkowitz/dp/0721647774/ref=sr\

_1_2?ie=UTF8 & s=books & qid=1252969263 & sr=8-2. The price is extremely high,

though.

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From: Babbitt <tpowell1977@...>

spinal problems

Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 5:36:50 PM

Subject: Re: Books

Unfortunately I don't know of any books of the sort...which is why I am

currently writing one!

--- Babbitt

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From: <damgalnunaymail (DOT) com>

spinedisorderssuppo rtgroup@gro ups.com

Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 12:44:55 PM

Subject: Books

Can anyone recommend any books that describe the anatomy of the spine, disorders

of the spine, and treatments? I am looking for something that is more

detailed/higher level and not just an overview type book.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

That looks good...but the price is prohibative. The book I am writing will be a

lot more conclusive of info from common questions, how to pick a care provider

and non surgical as well as surgical options...plus a lot more!

 --- Babbitt

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From: <damgalnuna@...>

spinal problems

Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 7:02:40 PM

Subject: Re: Books

 

Wow, that's a huge task! I visited a medical school bookstore today, and did

find this: http://www.amazon. com/Rothman- Simeone-Spine- 2-Set-Herkowitz/

dp/0721647774/ ref=sr_1_ 2?ie=UTF8 & s=books & qid= 1252969263 & sr=8-2. The price

is extremely high, though.

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From: Babbitt <tpowell1977>

spinedisorderssuppo rtgroup@gro ups.com

Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 5:36:50 PM

Subject: Re: Books

Unfortunately I don't know of any books of the sort...which is why I am

currently writing one!

--- Babbitt

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From: <damgalnuna@ ymail. com>

spinedisorderssuppo rtgroup@gro ups.com

Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 12:44:55 PM

Subject: Books

Can anyone recommend any books that describe the anatomy of the spine, disorders

of the spine, and treatments? I am looking for something that is more

detailed/higher level and not just an overview type book.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Asperger Syndrome and Difficult Moments: Practical Solutions for Tantrums, Rage, and Meltdowns by Myles. I found this book to be helpful. Pam

In a message dated 6/26/2010 12:20:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, McB3BTH@... writes:

hello I was wondering if any one knows of any good books to read to help me and my husband be able to help my son AS with behavior or meltdowns.