Re: Molly, Gerson info

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Thanks for the info, Patty. I've never read the Gerson method before.

Basically, if the body receives what it needs, it will heal itself.

That is a fact. That's how we were designed. With all the pollutants,

toxins and garbage we have infested our dear planet with, the days

are over when we can simply " eat right " .

Good Health and Healing to All!

Love, Sunny

> > >>>

> > >>> I hear you on this one, and believe me, I want to believe it

I don't

> > >>> have

> > >>> fibro. It's interesting, the WHO has recognized FMS and CFS

as legitimate

> > >>> disorders. They do have a specific method of diagnosing FMS

besides

> > >>> symptomology: they map eighteen pairs of " tender points " on

the body. If a

> > >>> person has these eighteen painful areas, they are positively

diagnosed with

> > >>> FMS. I have those 18 points and I never knew what they were,

thought they

> > >>> were

> > >>> invisible bruises!

> > >>>

> > >>> There is one researcher who says that FMS is caused by a

disturbance in

> > >>> phosphate metabolism, causing phosphate build-up, resulting

in a system-wide

> > >>> cell energy deprivation. It can be triggered by trauma to the

body. His

> > >>> protocol, guaifenesin, purports to regulate phosphate

excretion and thus

> > >>> allow

> > >>> cells to generate energy properly. I've been thinking of

trying it, but

> > >>> still

> > >>> haven't. He usually recommends a hypoglycemic diet along with

it (small

> > >>> meals,

> > >>> lean protien, complex carbs, lots of vegies).

> > >>>

> > >>> Anyone else tried this?

> > >>>

> > >>> Bindi

> > >>>

> > >>> Bindi

> > >>> Re: Fibro or Breast Implant Illness

> > >>>

> > >>>

> > >>> Fibromyalgia is a diagnosis of symptoms, rather than by any

form of

> > >>> definitive testing. Doctors give this diagnosis when a

patient has

> > >>> certain

> > >>> symptoms but no other disease to account for the symptoms. As

such,

> > >>> there

> > >>> are many reasons that people have fibro. I think doctors

believe that

> > >>> those

> > >>> of us who have fibro will always have it because they don't

understand

> > >>> the

> > >>> reason we get it. Even though I was never implanted, the

reason I had

> > >>> fibro

> > >>> is likely the same reason women here do, liver toxicity.

Cleaning up

> > >>> my

> > >>> liver cured me and I believe it can for women here too. It

took

> > >>> changing

> > >>> my

> > >>> diet and diligent detoxing for a couple of years before I was

totally

> > >>> symptom free. I still take detox supplements daily.

> > >>>

> > >>> Kenda

> > >>>

> > >>>> I was just curious if having fibromyalgia-like symptoms

during and after

> > >>>> having implants is the same as having fibromyalgia? Most

women who are

> > >>>> diagnosed with fibroyalgia are told that they will " always

have it " and

> > >>>> that

> > >>>> it " can't be cured, only managed. " This is what I have been

told.

> > >>>> I just don't know whether I should just accept it and

stop " waiting " to get

> > >>>> better, or if it is possible that these aches and pains and

other symptoms

> > >>>> are

> > >>>> temporary.

> > >>>>

> > >>>> I'm ten months out, and though I feel far better now than

with implants, I

> > >>>> still have a lot of muscle and joint pain and I'm exhausted

all the time. I

> > >>>> have to be really careful to monitor how much energy I

expend, or I suffer

> > >>>> for

> > >>>> days. Typical fibro symptoms, or typical post-implant

recovery symptoms?

> > >>>>

> > >>>> Bindi

> > >>>>

> > >>>

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