Guest guest Posted October 22, 2006 Report Share Posted October 22, 2006 I used to have fibro and was tested last year. I tested negative. Kenda > Anyone been tested for a mycoplasmal infection? I read recently that over half > of people with fibro symptoms test positive for this virus. I am thinking to > get tested just to see what comes up. One of the problems I had soon after > getting implants was a hematoma (a large quantity of blood that collected in > the capsule and under the skin), and after a week the surgeon had to go in and > apirate a lot of smelly blood, about a pint! I got deathly ill about a month > later, and I have always wondered if that in-office visit was what triggered > it. I remember how he went in through one of the incisions and suctioned the > blood out, and I was laying there, wondering if the instruments were > sterilized. When I had my first battery pof blood tests, nothing came up to > signal an infection, but I am still suspicious. > > Mycoplasmal infections supposely damage the body's cells, reducing their > ability to function. There is evidence that Gulf War Syndrome is caused by it, > and it is also one of the deadliest secondary viruses that an HIV victim can > contract. I have a good friend who died of it. I have read that medicinal > mushrooms (reishi, shitake, maitake, cordyceps, etc) can be used to treat it. > Anyone out there know more? > Bindi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 22, 2006 Report Share Posted October 22, 2006 Kenda, Was the mycoplasmal test an expensive test? And just curious, with all the natural remedies you've used, have you tried any type of mushroom extract, and if so, did you find them useful? Bindi Re: Mycoplasmal infection I used to have fibro and was tested last year. I tested negative.Kenda> Anyone been tested for a mycoplasmal infection? I read recently that over half> of people with fibro symptoms test positive for this virus. I am thinking to> get tested just to see what comes up. One of the problems I had soon after> getting implants was a hematoma (a large quantity of blood that collected in> the capsule and under the skin), and after a week the surgeon had to go in and> apirate a lot of smelly blood, about a pint! I got deathly ill about a month> later, and I have always wondered if that in-office visit was what triggered> it. I remember how he went in through one of the incisions and suctioned the> blood out, and I was laying there, wondering if the instruments were> sterilized. When I had my first battery pof blood tests, nothing came up to> signal an infection, but I am still suspicious.> > Mycoplasmal infections supposely damage the body's cells, reducing their> ability to function. There is evidence that Gulf War Syndrome is caused by it,> and it is also one of the deadliest secondary viruses that an HIV victim can> contract. I have a good friend who died of it. I have read that medicinal> mushrooms (reishi, shitake, maitake, cordyceps, etc) can be used to treat it.> Anyone out there know more?> Bindi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 22, 2006 Report Share Posted October 22, 2006 Kenda, What sort of test did you have to test you for Fibro? The only test that I know of is the Tender Point test.....unless your alternative doctor has a better or different test.....??freebindi <bindi@...> wrote: Kenda, Was the mycoplasmal test an expensive test? And just curious, with all the natural remedies you've used, have you tried any type of mushroom extract, and if so, did you find them useful? Bindi Re: Mycoplasmal infection I used to have fibro and was tested last year. I tested negative.Kenda> Anyone been tested for a mycoplasmal infection? I read recently that over half> of people with fibro symptoms test positive for this virus. I am thinking to> get tested just to see what comes up. One of the problems I had soon after> getting implants was a hematoma (a large quantity of blood that collected in> the capsule and under the skin), and after a week the surgeon had to go in and> apirate a lot of smelly blood, about a pint! I got deathly ill about a month> later, and I have always wondered if that in-office visit was what triggered> it. I remember how he went in through one of the incisions and suctioned the> blood out, and I was laying there, wondering if the instruments were> sterilized. When I had my first battery pof blood tests, nothing came up to> signal an infection, but I am still suspicious.> > Mycoplasmal infections supposely damage the body's cells, reducing their> ability to function. There is evidence that Gulf War Syndrome is caused by it,> and it is also one of the deadliest secondary viruses that an HIV victim can> contract. I have a good friend who died of it. I have read that medicinal> mushrooms (reishi, shitake, maitake, cordyceps, etc) can be used to treat it.> Anyone out there know more?> Bindi How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 22, 2006 Report Share Posted October 22, 2006 Bindi, Mycoplasma bacteria has reached the point it's nearly everywhere . . . Professor, Scientist and Researcher Garth Nicolson has a lot to say about the origin and treatment of mycoplasma bacteria. . . If you want to get the low down on it, do a websearch for "Garth Nicolson mycoplasma bacteria" . . . Truth is stranger than fiction! Professor Nicolson will answer personal questions . . . just keep in mind that he's a very busy man and don't pester him. Hugs Rogenefreebindi <bindi@...> wrote: Anyone been tested for a mycoplasmal infection? I read recently that over half of people with fibro symptoms test positive for this virus. I am thinking to get tested just to see what comes up. One of the problems I had soon after getting implants was a hematoma (a large quantity of blood that collected in the capsule and under the skin), and after a week the surgeon had to go in and apirate a lot of smelly blood, about a pint! I got deathly ill about a month later, and I have always wondered if that in-office visit was what triggered it. I remember how he went in through one of the incisions and suctioned the blood out, and I was laying there, wondering if the instruments were sterilized. When I had my first battery pof blood tests, nothing came up to signal an infection, but I am still suspicious. Mycoplasmal infections supposely damage the body's cells, reducing their ability to function. There is evidence that Gulf War Syndrome is caused by it, and it is also one of the deadliest secondary viruses that an HIV victim can contract. I have a good friend who died of it. I have read that medicinal mushrooms (reishi, shitake, maitake, cordyceps, etc) can be used to treat it. Anyone out there know more? Bindi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 23, 2006 Report Share Posted October 23, 2006 Hi Bindi, I don't recall the price of the test but don't recall it being that pricey. Yes, I do take mushroom extracts. I start taking them about this time of year, when colds and flus are common. It is good for the immune system. Since taking it the last two winters, I have not been sick. The particular product I take is usually prescribed to cancer patients by my ND. Kenda > Kenda, > Was the mycoplasmal test an expensive test? And just curious, with all the > natural remedies you've used, have you tried any type of mushroom extract, and > if so, did you find them useful? > Bindi > Re: Mycoplasmal infection > > > I used to have fibro and was tested last year. I tested negative. > > Kenda > >> Anyone been tested for a mycoplasmal infection? I read recently that over >> half >> of people with fibro symptoms test positive for this virus. I am thinking to >> get tested just to see what comes up. One of the problems I had soon after >> getting implants was a hematoma (a large quantity of blood that collected in >> the capsule and under the skin), and after a week the surgeon had to go in >> and >> apirate a lot of smelly blood, about a pint! I got deathly ill about a month >> later, and I have always wondered if that in-office visit was what triggered >> it. I remember how he went in through one of the incisions and suctioned the >> blood out, and I was laying there, wondering if the instruments were >> sterilized. When I had my first battery pof blood tests, nothing came up to >> signal an infection, but I am still suspicious. >> >> Mycoplasmal infections supposely damage the body's cells, reducing their >> ability to function. There is evidence that Gulf War Syndrome is caused by >> it, >> and it is also one of the deadliest secondary viruses that an HIV victim can >> contract. I have a good friend who died of it. I have read that medicinal >> mushrooms (reishi, shitake, maitake, cordyceps, etc) can be used to treat it. >> Anyone out there know more? >> Bindi > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 23, 2006 Report Share Posted October 23, 2006 Kenda, I thought that mushrooms were extremely bad if you have issues with Candida. They are nothing but fungus, I've read. The articles I've read said that, along with sugar, etc. to stay away from mushrooms because of the fungus. Is this not true?Kenda Skaggs <skaggs@...> wrote: Hi Bindi,I don't recall the price of the test but don't recall it being that pricey.Yes, I do take mushroom extracts. I start taking them about this time ofyear, when colds and flus are common. It is good for the immune system.Since taking it the last two winters, I have not been sick. The particularproduct I take is usually prescribed to cancer patients by my ND.Kenda> Kenda, > Was the mycoplasmal test an expensive test? And just curious, with all the> natural remedies you've used, have you tried any type of mushroom extract, and> if so, did you find them useful?> Bindi> Re: Mycoplasmal infection> > > I used to have fibro and was tested last year. I tested negative.> > Kenda> >> Anyone been tested for a mycoplasmal infection? I read recently that over>> half>> of people with fibro symptoms test positive for this virus. I am thinking to>> get tested just to see what comes up. One of the problems I had soon after>> getting implants was a hematoma (a large quantity of blood that collected in>> the capsule and under the skin), and after a week the surgeon had to go in>> and>> apirate a lot of smelly blood, about a pint! I got deathly ill about a month>> later, and I have always wondered if that in-office visit was what triggered>> it. I remember how he went in through one of the incisions and suctioned the>> blood out, and I was laying there, wondering if the instruments were>> sterilized. When I had my first battery pof blood tests, nothing came up to>> signal an infection, but I am still suspicious.>> >> Mycoplasmal infections supposely damage the body's cells, reducing their>> ability to function. There is evidence that Gulf War Syndrome is caused by>> it,>> and it is also one of the deadliest secondary viruses that an HIV victim can>> contract. I have a good friend who died of it. I have read that medicinal>> mushrooms (reishi, shitake, maitake, cordyceps, etc) can be used to treat it.>> Anyone out there know more?>> Bindi> > > > Get your email and more, right on the new .com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 23, 2006 Report Share Posted October 23, 2006 I was certainly told to avoid all mushrooms. Lynda > Kenda, > I thought that mushrooms were extremely bad if you have issues with > Candida. They are nothing but fungus, I've read. The articles I've > read said that, along with sugar, etc. to stay away from mushrooms > because of the fungus. Is this not true? > > Kenda Skaggs <skaggs@...> wrote: > Hi Bindi, > > I don't recall the price of the test but don't recall it being that > pricey. > > Yes, I do take mushroom extracts. I start taking them about this time of > year, when colds and flus are common. It is good for the immune system. > Since taking it the last two winters, I have not been sick. The particular > product I take is usually prescribed to cancer patients by my ND. > > Kenda > >> Kenda, >> Was the mycoplasmal test an expensive test? And just curious, with all >> the >> natural remedies you've used, have you tried any type of mushroom >> extract, and >> if so, did you find them useful? >> Bindi >> Re: Mycoplasmal infection >> >> >> I used to have fibro and was tested last year. I tested negative. >> >> Kenda >> >>> Anyone been tested for a mycoplasmal infection? I read recently that >>> over >>> half >>> of people with fibro symptoms test positive for this virus. I am >>> thinking to >>> get tested just to see what comes up. One of the problems I had soon >>> after >>> getting implants was a hematoma (a large quantity of blood that >>> collected in >>> the capsule and under the skin), and after a week the surgeon had to go >>> in >>> and >>> apirate a lot of smelly blood, about a pint! I got deathly ill about a >>> month >>> later, and I have always wondered if that in-office visit was what >>> triggered >>> it. I remember how he went in through one of the incisions and >>> suctioned the >>> blood out, and I was laying there, wondering if the instruments were >>> sterilized. When I had my first battery pof blood tests, nothing came >>> up to >>> signal an infection, but I am still suspicious. >>> >>> Mycoplasmal infections supposely damage the body's cells, reducing >>> their >>> ability to function. There is evidence that Gulf War Syndrome is caused >>> by >>> it, >>> and it is also one of the deadliest secondary viruses that an HIV >>> victim can >>> contract. I have a good friend who died of it. I have read that >>> medicinal >>> mushrooms (reishi, shitake, maitake, cordyceps, etc) can be used to >>> treat it. >>> Anyone out there know more? >>> Bindi >> >> >> >> > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Get your email and more, right on the new .com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 23, 2006 Report Share Posted October 23, 2006 Leyna, I don't know if mushrooms are to be avoided with candida. I hate mushrooms so I don't eat them. I doubt the extract that is in the products I take would be unhealthful. Kenda > Kenda, > I thought that mushrooms were extremely bad if you have issues with Candida. > They are nothing but fungus, I've read. The articles I've read said that, > along with sugar, etc. to stay away from mushrooms because of the fungus. Is > this not true? > > Kenda Skaggs <skaggs@...> wrote: > Hi Bindi, > > I don't recall the price of the test but don't recall it being that pricey. > > Yes, I do take mushroom extracts. I start taking them about this time of > year, when colds and flus are common. It is good for the immune system. > Since taking it the last two winters, I have not been sick. The particular > product I take is usually prescribed to cancer patients by my ND. > > Kenda > >> Kenda, >> Was the mycoplasmal test an expensive test? And just curious, with all the >> natural remedies you've used, have you tried any type of mushroom extract, >> and >> if so, did you find them useful? >> Bindi >> Re: Mycoplasmal infection >> >> >> I used to have fibro and was tested last year. I tested negative. >> >> Kenda >> >>> Anyone been tested for a mycoplasmal infection? I read recently that over >>> half >>> of people with fibro symptoms test positive for this virus. I am thinking to >>> get tested just to see what comes up. One of the problems I had soon after >>> getting implants was a hematoma (a large quantity of blood that collected in >>> the capsule and under the skin), and after a week the surgeon had to go in >>> and >>> apirate a lot of smelly blood, about a pint! I got deathly ill about a month >>> later, and I have always wondered if that in-office visit was what triggered >>> it. I remember how he went in through one of the incisions and suctioned the >>> blood out, and I was laying there, wondering if the instruments were >>> sterilized. When I had my first battery pof blood tests, nothing came up to >>> signal an infection, but I am still suspicious. >>> >>> Mycoplasmal infections supposely damage the body's cells, reducing their >>> ability to function. There is evidence that Gulf War Syndrome is caused by >>> it, >>> and it is also one of the deadliest secondary viruses that an HIV victim can >>> contract. I have a good friend who died of it. I have read that medicinal >>> mushrooms (reishi, shitake, maitake, cordyceps, etc) can be used to treat >>> it. >>> Anyone out there know more? >>> Bindi >> >> >> >> > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Get your email and more, right on the new .com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2006 Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 Bindi, I was under the impression that mycoplasma infections are very hard to test for. I can't say that I was tested in a bonafide way, but I do remember my homeopathic doctor doing a blood test in his office and then sending me home with a vial of homeopathic remedy pills for mycoplasma. Scared me! And he didn't tell me, the terd. He just gave it to me and I didn't see the words "mycoplasma" until I got home and looked at the bottle carefully. I ended up not taking them after I read those words, (basically because of the premise that homeopathic remedies are given under, if you understand that.) That hematoma sounded nasty. I have not heard of too many women talking about a hematoma experience, so thanks for sharing that. I would not doubt that infection of some sort played a role in your illness, just as I think it did in mine, as I had hot, fevered breasts after implantation and got sick shortly thereafter. I have often been curious about the role that infection during surgery may play in our illnesses. I think medicinal mushrooms can be of great value. Are you getting tested? Patty Mycoplasmal infection Anyone been tested for a mycoplasmal infection? I read recently that over half of people with fibro symptoms test positive for this virus. I am thinking to get tested just to see what comes up. One of the problems I had soon after getting implants was a hematoma (a large quantity of blood that collected in the capsule and under the skin), and after a week the surgeon had to go in and apirate a lot of smelly blood, about a pint! I got deathly ill about a month later, and I have always wondered if that in-office visit was what triggered it. I remember how he went in through one of the incisions and suctioned the blood out, and I was laying there, wondering if the instruments were sterilized. When I had my first battery pof blood tests, nothing came up to signal an infection, but I am still suspicious. Mycoplasmal infections supposely damage the body's cells, reducing their ability to function. There is evidence that Gulf War Syndrome is caused by it, and it is also one of the deadliest secondary viruses that an HIV victim can contract. I have a good friend who died of it. I have read that medicinal mushrooms (reishi, shitake, maitake, cordyceps, etc) can be used to treat it. Anyone out there know more? Bindi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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