Guest guest Posted November 24, 2008 Report Share Posted November 24, 2008 Have several important questions here that maybe one or both of you can answer for me. After much study I have come up with some things I want to do for my mother who is 84 with crippling arthritis and is in terrible pain on oxycodone (which I hate). Am thinking these things should cure her arthritis and get her off the oxy. but I need more information on where to obtain and how to use some of these things. Am going to start giving her sarrapetase, high doses of biotin, bacillus coagulans, and I WANT to be able to give her a foot soak (her toes are crossed and sticking up in the air from arthritis and in much pain so she can hardly walk) in gallium 111 nitrate, BUT I don't know where to get it or how to use it properly. I can reason that if they are giving it to horses one could get it from a vet. or probably a farm supply store, but this may not be the right places to get it from if one can get it elsewhere for humans. If anyone can help me with this that knows what they are doing, I would greatly appreciate that. I would want the highest percentage allowable which I believe is 42%. Also I don't know how to convert micrograms into milligrams. For instance, how does 300 mcg. compare to 4 mgs.? And, I need to be sure that gallium 111 does not interfere at all with oxycodone, and same with the serrapeptase (which I don't see why it would). Also want to be certain to avoid getting " crystalline " gallium nitrate. Also I have in mind, a mind altering device made by Sota that stimulates the brain to mimick the high one gets from taking oxycodone so I can get her off of that without the severe mental with drawels. I will be giving her L-phenylalanine for the physical withdrawels as well. The sota device has good reports from what I read, but I am still wanting to know if anyone has used this device, if it works well, or they have noticed any undesireable effects after using it? Thankyou much in advance to anyone who can answer these questions. Steph Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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