Re: Answer For Angel Giannini

[Guest guest]

,

How much would you recommend taking?

Lovell

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

 

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers.  Last June I had an

>endoscope.  Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori.  I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers.  Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new

doctor

>and will be seeing him next week.  Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

1/2 jigger with 1/2 jig of water daily or every other day.  That should be

enough. When you are in pain add other half. If you remain faithful to this you

will not be bothered with as much pain. Good for diabetes too. The hubby here

drinks it too.

One more thing...got a bad sunburn? Just slap on some regular vinegar and it

takes the sunburn pain away. Great use for the kids.

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

 

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers.  Last June I had an

>endoscope.  Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori.  I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers.  Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new

doctor

>and will be seeing him next week.  Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

Hello

Thank you for the links- I do believe the vinegar has helped me a great

deal - 

I make a salad dressing with it and people love it. Then I tell them about the

vinegar. My mom and sister are taking it as well.

 I do have four blood clots in my brain still and I am on the pradaxa to

prevent

new ones. Hopefully soon the blood clots will be gone. It could be my blood

just

clots which I will find out in October when the doctors will take me off the

blood thinners for a few weeks and test me. When I was on Coumadin my blood was

not getting to the level they wanted and my head pain was severe. I had a

stroke

from the four clots called Cerebral Venous Sinus thrombosis- I had a really bad

headache for a week which I thought was a migraine but it felt different like a

sinus infection on my brain. I almost died and the doctors thought I had an

aggressive cancer. Thankfully when they were preparing me for surgery the

doctors did a MRV and figured it out and gave me blood thinners.

Thank you again for sharing

Ciao-

Ange

 

________________________________

To: fibromyalgiacured

Sent: Tue, August 2, 2011 8:29:52 PM

Subject: Answer For Angel Giannini

 

Hello, ,

I was just looking through and saw your question. I used to be a regular writer

but have been away for a while. I was one of the avid 'pushers' of Apple Cider

Vinegar. It has many great properties. Here is some info for you.

Hope this helps.

God Bless.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081001191029AAER6mT

http://www.pureinsideout.com/apple-cider-vinegar-benefits.html

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

 

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers.  Last June I had an

>endoscope.  Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori.  I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers.  Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new

doctor

>and will be seeing him next week.  Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

,I'm sorry but I don't know what a jigger is.

Thanks!Lovell

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

 

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers.  Last June I had an

>endoscope.  Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori.  I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers.  Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new

doctor

>and will be seeing him next week.  Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

Hello, Lovell,

It is a 'shot glass' used to measure liquor or drink a 'shot of whiskey'. It is

1.5 oz. little

glass container. I bought a couple in a garage sale for a dime. So just take a

hefty

measuring tablespoon of the vinegar with same measure of water otherwise.

That ought to help.

Increase to three tblspns. if pain appears to rid you of it. For pain take this

measurement until pain leaves. Pain vanishes almost overnight at times.

Take Care,

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

 

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers.  Last June I had an

>endoscope.  Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori.  I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers.  Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new

doctor

>and will be seeing him next week.  Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

Hey and Ange

Thanks. I will use the big spoon until I can run upon some shot glasses at a

yard sale.  Hope you are having and good day.

Angie,

Hope doctors can figure out what is causing your clots.  I think I had every

blood test imaginable and they found nothing lacking.  Oh well!! It wouldn't

have mattered anyway because if they would have found something missing I would

have been on blood thinners for life.  Since this was my second occurence I

will be on them for life anyway unless I decide to take a chance and just try

taking herbs, cranberry juice, vinegar and whatever else I could find that would

help do the trick.

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

 

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers.  Last June I had an

>endoscope.  Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori.  I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers.  Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new

doctor

>and will be seeing him next week.  Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

Hi Lovell

If you dont mind sharing why did the doctors put you on blood thinners and how

long have you been on the blood thinners?

 

Ciao-

Ange

 

________________________________

To: fibromyalgiacured

Sent: Wed, August 3, 2011 2:59:04 PM

Subject: Re: Answer For Angel Giannini

 

Hey and Ange

Thanks. I will use the big spoon until I can run upon some shot glasses at a

yard sale.  Hope you are having and good day.

Angie,

Hope doctors can figure out what is causing your clots.  I think I had every

blood test imaginable and they found nothing lacking.  Oh well!! It wouldn't

have mattered anyway because if they would have found something missing I would

have been on blood thinners for life.  Since this was my second occurence I

will

be on them for life anyway unless I decide to take a chance and just try taking

herbs, cranberry juice, vinegar and whatever else I could find that would help

do the trick.

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

 

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers.  Last June I had an

>endoscope.  Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori.  I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers.  Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new

doctor

>and will be seeing him next week.  Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

I had 2 blood clots postpartum 23 years ago.  No one ever told me that I would

be more susceptible to clots in that leg afterwards.  Feb. 2009 I developed

another one in that same leg.  So have been on Coumadin since.

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

 

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers.  Last June I had an

>endoscope.  Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori.  I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers.  Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new

doctor

>and will be seeing him next week.  Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

Hi Lovell

A friend who had a blood clot in his leg years ago had one again recently in the

same leg after flying and was also not ever told that he was more likely to have

blood clots repeat.

My doctor did tell me at anytime I can have another stroke and that once you

have a blood clot you are more likely to repeat. I am pretty sure I will be on

the blood thinners for life unless they can prove it was my birth control which

I had stopped taking four months before the stroke. I was put on a low dose of

testosterone to stop my periods from coming since I already had surgery to

remove endometriosis 5 years ago and it was back. Also I did not want a

hysterectomy which I would of then had to take more hormones. So the doctors

think it was one of the hormones or my own blood or in most cases of what I have

they never know what the cause. I did fly a quick trip the week before my stroke

but thought my head ache was due to a rough flight and then it just got worse.

I told my husband once I can fly again I will only do short flights or one big

flight a year. I hope to go back to work at the end of Sept but my family think

the stress of work wont

be good but I just say I want to try and if I can not then I will be happy to

stay home.

Thank you for sharing your story.

Ciao-

Ange

 

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

 

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers.  Last June I had an

>endoscope.  Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori.  I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers.  Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new

doctor

>and will be seeing him next week.  Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

Hi, if you are on blood thinners, you have to watch it if you take cod liver oil

or fish oil-over 3000 units a day can cause thinning. ginger will also thin your

blood, as some take it for pain. I don't take blood thinners, so I don't worry

about it too much.

c

>

> Hey and Ange

> Thanks. I will use the big spoon until I can run upon some shot glasses at a

yard sale.  Hope you are having and good day.

> Angie,

> Hope doctors can figure out what is causing your clots.  I think I had every

blood test imaginable and they found nothing lacking.  Oh well!! It wouldn't

have mattered anyway because if they would have found something missing I would

have been on blood thinners for life.  Since this was my second occurence I

will be on them for life anyway unless I decide to take a chance and just try

taking herbs, cranberry juice, vinegar and whatever else I could find that would

help do the trick.

[Guest guest]

,Hope you will be able to return to work if that is what you want.  I am

retired from one job and now work another.  I just ride a special needs bus as

an aid.  I know it just gives me a little something else to focus on besides

how bad I feel.  I am looking for another job just because I hate having to get

up so early.  Don't know how this fibro serves others but with me mornings are

just terrible.  Hope things work out well for you and will be watching for your

posts.

Love,Lovell

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

 

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers.  Last June I had an

>endoscope.  Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori.  I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers.  Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new

doctor

>and will be seeing him next week.  Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

 

My grandmother, the herbal dr, used hawthorne, garlic and cayenne.  Look into

Nattokinase and Serrapeptase, Swanson's Nattozmes and Serrazymes is a source.

________________________________

To: fibromyalgiacured

Sent: Saturday, August 6, 2011 5:05 PM

Subject: Re: Answer For Angel Giannini

 

Hi , I remember quiet a few years ago I found a remedy for blood clots.

I learnt to use a flat teaspoon of cayenne pepper and I mixed it in water (1/4)

cup. Within minutes it had stopped the pain and the clot disappeared. It's

only happened to me 3 times and all within about 3 years each. I haven't had

any ever since then but I know what I have to do if I have that again.

If I felt a pain in my abdomen somewhere I'd check it out and have the cayenne

and water. It's pretty hot but once I've drank it down it soon fixes the

problem. The heat goes from my stomach to my head and I feel great afterwards.

I hardly ever go to doctors. I take magnesium tablets, one or two daily. And

the occasional aspirin. Also coQ10. Lately I haven't had to take anything much

at all. I get the magnesium tablets from the chemist shop and the aspirins from

the supermarket. Then the coQ10 I get from a Dr overseas.

Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers. Â Last June I had an

>endoscope. Â Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori. Â I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers. Â Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new doctor

>and will be seeing him next week. Â Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

,I have looked into several natural blood thinners but not even a

naturopath will tell you its o.k. to start taking them and stop Coumadin so it

really makes me scared to try it.

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers. Â Last June I had an

>endoscope. Â Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori. Â I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers. Â Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new doctor

>and will be seeing him next week. Â Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

,  I am curious as to how you knew you had a blood clot.  If you could

feel them they were superficial and not too dangerous.  I they were DVT's they

are very dangerous and don't know how you would know for sure what it was

without seeing a doctor  and getting a scan.

Thanks,Lovell

Subject: Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers. Â Last June I had an

>endoscope. Â Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori. Â I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers. Â Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new doctor

>and will be seeing him next week. Â Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.

[Guest guest]

Hi , I remember quiet a few years ago I found a remedy for blood clots.

I learnt to use a flat teaspoon of cayenne pepper and I mixed it in water (1/4)

cup. Within minutes it had stopped the pain and the clot disappeared. It's

only happened to me 3 times and all within about 3 years each. I haven't had

any ever since then but I know what I have to do if I have that again.

If I felt a pain in my abdomen somewhere I'd check it out and have the cayenne

and water. It's pretty hot but once I've drank it down it soon fixes the

problem. The heat goes from my stomach to my head and I feel great afterwards.

I hardly ever go to doctors. I take magnesium tablets, one or two daily. And

the occasional aspirin. Also coQ10. Lately I haven't had to take anything much

at all. I get the magnesium tablets from the chemist shop and the aspirins from

the supermarket. Then the coQ10 I get from a Dr overseas.

Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons

and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to

be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a

healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement.

google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

>

> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers. Â Last June I had an

>endoscope. Â Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori. Â I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers. Â Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new

doctor

>and will be seeing him next week. Â Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.