OT: OK to take Calcium or Mineral Supplements ???

[Guest guest]

I know people with Lyme should not take magnesium supplements (I think it

" feeds " the Lyme encouraging growth).

Seem to remember reading something about other mineral supplements encouraging

cysts; special care should be taken especially during the seasonal flares.

Does anyone know if it is okay to take calcium and Vit D supplements?

How about selenium or chromium picolate?

Thanks for the help.

Edie

[Guest guest]

I have heard alot about Lyme itself increasing active levels of Vit D so some people, like Rosner, think its a good idea to avoid light of any kind, and avoid foods high in Vit D. When I took the magnesium supplement included in the Cowden protocol pack 1, I immediately got a stiff neck! So I didn't take it again.Sue From:

sweetapple314 To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2012 1:44 AM Subject: OT: OK to take Calcium or Mineral Supplements ???

I know people with Lyme should not take magnesium supplements (I think it "feeds" the Lyme encouraging growth).

Seem to remember reading something about other mineral supplements encouraging cysts; special care should be taken especially during the seasonal flares.

Does anyone know if it is okay to take calcium and Vit D supplements?

How about selenium or chromium picolate?

Thanks for the help.

Edie

[Guest guest]

I think adding Vitamin D helps. My levels of Vitamin D levels were crazy low. My Vit D level was a 3. All of the bones in my body felt like they were broken. I could barely walk, had a hard time driving a car, etc. I was put on 50,000 IU's of VitD for 3 months and feel way better. I now take 5000 IU's a day. This link below may explain why. The part I found interesting was this: Dr. Klinghardt on Vitamin D and Lyme DiseaseALS, MS, cancers, etc. are all vitamin D deficient states. Lyme spirochetes utilize vitamin D3 to stimulate their own growth. It helps the spirochetes to multiply much faster. Sarcoidosis is a condition of lumps in the lymphatic tissue and lungs. It is often caused by Lyme disease. Dr. Marshall is not an MD or a chemist. Dr. Klinghardt has not seen one improvement on the Marshall Protocol except in a sarcoid patient. It has not been

helpful for pure Lyme cases. If a person is vitamin D deficient and being treated for Lyme, it seems to take longer for them to recover. When you give vitamin D and Lyme treatment together, the patient does far better. Lyme disease multiplies every 22-36 days. With Vitamin D, that process may be every 19 days. The organisms are most vulnerable to treatment when they are multiplying.http://www.betterhealthguy.com/joomla/blog/163-klinghardt-conferece-lyme-and-other-chronic-infections To: "Lyme_and_Rife " <Lyme_and_Rife > Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2012 6:10 AM Subject: Re: OT: OK to take

Calcium or Mineral Supplements ???

I have heard alot about Lyme itself increasing active levels of Vit D so some people, like Rosner, think its a good idea to avoid light of any kind, and avoid foods high in Vit D. When I took the magnesium supplement included in the Cowden protocol pack 1, I immediately got a stiff neck! So I didn't take it again.Sue From:

sweetapple314 To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2012 1:44 AM Subject: OT: OK to take Calcium or Mineral Supplements ???

I know people with Lyme should not take magnesium supplements (I think it "feeds" the Lyme encouraging growth).

Seem to remember reading something about other mineral supplements encouraging cysts; special care should be taken especially during the seasonal flares.

Does anyone know if it is okay to take calcium and Vit D supplements?

How about selenium or chromium picolate?

Thanks for the help.

Edie

[Guest guest]

Debbie,

I have been taking 8400 ius daily for a long time & can't really say that I'm

feeling better. I have so many symptoms. My last vit d level was 45. What vit

d level did you get to when you felt better? Thanks.

Susie

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> I think adding Vitamin D helps.  My levels of Vitamin D levels were crazy

low.  My Vit D level was a 3.  All of the bones in my body felt like they

were broken.   I could barely walk, had a hard time driving a car, etc.   I

was put on 50,000 IU's of VitD for 3 months and feel way better.   I now

take 5000 IU's a day.   This link below may explain why.   The part I found

interesting was this:

>  

> Dr. Klinghardt on Vitamin D and Lyme Disease

> ALS, MS, cancers, etc. are all vitamin D deficient states. Lyme spirochetes

utilize vitamin D3 to stimulate their own growth. It helps the spirochetes to

multiply much faster.  Sarcoidosis is a condition of lumps in the lymphatic

tissue and lungs. It is often caused by Lyme disease.  Dr. Marshall is not an

MD or a chemist. Dr. Klinghardt has not seen one improvement on the Marshall

Protocol except in a sarcoid patient.   It has not been helpful for pure Lyme

cases.  If a person is vitamin D deficient and being treated for Lyme, it seems

to take longer for them to recover. When you give vitamin D and Lyme treatment

together, the patient does far better. Lyme disease multiplies every 22-36 days.

With Vitamin D, that process may be every 19 days. The organisms are most

vulnerable to treatment when they are multiplying.

>

http://www.betterhealthguy.com/joomla/blog/163-klinghardt-conferece-lyme-and-oth\

er-chronic-infections

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> To: " Lyme_and_Rife " <Lyme_and_Rife >

> Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2012 6:10 AM

> Subject: Re: OT: OK to take Calcium or Mineral Supplements ???

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> I have heard alot about Lyme itself increasing active levels of Vit D so some

people, like Rosner, think its a good idea to avoid light of any kind, and

avoid foods high in Vit D. When I took the magnesium supplement included in the

Cowden protocol pack 1, I immediately got a stiff neck! So I didn't take it

again.

> Sue

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> To: Lyme_and_Rife

> Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2012 1:44 AM

> Subject: OT: OK to take Calcium or Mineral Supplements ???

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> I know people with Lyme should not take magnesium supplements (I think it

" feeds " the Lyme encouraging growth).

>

> Seem to remember reading something about other mineral supplements encouraging

cysts; special care should be taken especially during the seasonal flares.

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> Does anyone know if it is okay to take calcium and Vit D supplements?

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> How about selenium or chromium picolate?

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> Thanks for the help.

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> Edie

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[Guest guest]

I wondered about that, as that type of magnesium actually stimulates your bowels to counter act other products which cause constipation.....what did you replace it with?? Looking at this same issue. Cheers From: Lyme_and_Rife [mailto:Lyme_and_Rife ] On Behalf Of Sue KleinSent: Sunday, 26 August 2012 10:11 PMTo: Lyme_and_Rife Subject: Re: OT: OK to take Calcium or Mineral Supplements ??? I have heard alot about Lyme itself increasing active levels of Vit D so some people, like Rosner, think its a good idea to avoid light of any kind, and avoid foods high in Vit D. When I took the magnesium supplement included in the Cowden protocol pack 1, I immediately got a stiff neck! So I didn't take it again.Sue To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2012 1:44 AMSubject: OT: OK to take Calcium or Mineral Supplements ??? I know people with Lyme should not take magnesium supplements (I think it " feeds " the Lyme encouraging growth).Seem to remember reading something about other mineral supplements encouraging cysts; special care should be taken especially during the seasonal flares. Does anyone know if it is okay to take calcium and Vit D supplements? How about selenium or chromium picolate?Thanks for the help. Edie

[Guest guest]

Hi my vitamin d 1 25 were very high way highI am still confused as this was highBuy normal vit d test lowI was told not to take vit d till my levels come downI also noticed sun flared my symptoms up But my 1 25 d levels have now decreased quite alot by treating bsrtonella ???So confusingNat Sent from my iPhone

I have heard alot about Lyme itself increasing active levels of Vit D so some people, like Rosner, think its a good idea to avoid light of any kind, and avoid foods high in Vit D. When I took the magnesium supplement included in the Cowden protocol pack 1, I immediately got a stiff neck! So I didn't take it again.Sue From:

sweetapple314 To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2012 1:44 AM Subject: OT: OK to take Calcium or Mineral Supplements ???

I know people with Lyme should not take magnesium supplements (I think it "feeds" the Lyme encouraging growth).

Seem to remember reading something about other mineral supplements encouraging cysts; special care should be taken especially during the seasonal flares.

Does anyone know if it is okay to take calcium and Vit D supplements?

How about selenium or chromium picolate?

Thanks for the help.

Edie

[Guest guest]

I am wondering if there is anything good these pathogeons don't eat?? How is one ever to get better.. I had my fatty lipis looked and I am on a special diet to protocol-patricia kane-this in addition to lyme. My cells walls/membranes are rigid and I have long chain fatty acid. Anyhow-it is so difficult to pin downSent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerrySender: Lyme_and_Rife Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2012 07:49:02 +1000To: Lyme_and_Rife <Lyme_and_Rife >ReplyTo: Lyme_and_Rife Subject: Re: OT: OK to take Calcium or Mineral Supplements ??? Hi my vitamin d 1 25 were very high way highI am still confused as this was highBuy normal vit d test lowI was told not to take vit d till my levels come downI also noticed sun flared my symptoms up But my 1 25 d levels have now decreased quite alot by treating bsrtonella ???So confusingNat Sent from my iPhone I have heard alot about Lyme itself increasing active levels of Vit D so some people, like Rosner, think its a good idea to avoid light of any kind, and avoid foods high in Vit D. When I took the magnesium supplement included in the Cowden protocol pack 1, I immediately got a stiff neck! So I didn't take it again.Sue From:sweetapple314 To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2012 1:44 AM Subject: OT: OK to take Calcium or Mineral Supplements ??? I know people with Lyme should not take magnesium supplements (I think it "feeds" the Lyme encouraging growth).Seem to remember reading something about other mineral supplements encouraging cysts; special care should be taken especially during the seasonal flares. Does anyone know if it is okay to take calcium and Vit D supplements? How about selenium or chromium picolate?Thanks for the help. Edie