Re: OT: Antibiotics after surgery (was Sweating)

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I have heard that some people have bad reactions to the mesh used in hernia

repair. Personally, I did not react to the mesh, but both times the surgery was

unsuccessful. But they did give me antibiotics to take following surgery, each

time.

The things that helped me most after surgery was IV " Meyers " (vitamins &

minerals) and magnetic generator treatments. But recovery after joint

replacement does take a lot longer than after a hernia. It takes a long time to

get your energy back.

I do take a natural form of thyroid, compounded for me with no preservatives.

My insurance doesn't cover it, but it is not expensive. And it does make a huge

difference. Dr. B also tests me for iron and vitamin D, and I am taking both as

natural supplements. Plus lots of C and B's.

Some people believe you should not take supplemental magnesium, since it feeds

LD. Well, so does food, but you don't starve yourself in order to starve the

LD, do you? I use both supplemental magnesium and magnesium oil. And sometimes

soak in epsom salts. Magnesium is one of the most important supplements, I

think.

I think the Townsend Letter keeps up a list of holistic practitioners. I hope

you can find one!

Khaya

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> Hi Barbara ,

> When my husband got the hernia surgery they have put a mech on each a big one

.. the surgery shaked him bad and a foreign ogjet in the body is an ideal place

for germs to proliferate.

> I had to give him antibiody at this tiem as he was getting down rapidly as

sooon as I could I gave him instead MMS1 10 drops activated with 50 drops of

lemon no waiting (not adding water )but 5 drops of DMSO

> and put it right on his skin where the meches are this helped me well. We do

not handle surgery well th eleast we can say .

> KIndly Marie  

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> To: Lyme_and_Rife

> Sent: Friday, March 2, 2012 9:36 PM

> Subject: Re: Sweating

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> thanks marie,

> i took some bio identical thyroid yrs ago.  don't remember what it did for

me.  was on so many things.  would someday like to try it again, but no

insurance.  my husband should probably go on it also.  he had knee replacement

surgery in dec and has been VERY tired since.  he has a lot of the 'bugs' i do,

he just won't deal with them.  but he may do the thyroid thing because he is

tired of being so tired--he has medicare.  i think the surgery was just another

assault on his immune system and lowered his resistance.  

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> what we need to find is a md (because of medicare) that treats like a nd.

 anyone know of one in the puget sound area?  would love to find one.

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> thanks again, good idea.

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> barbara