Re: Laurie, colonics chiropractor and diet

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I have done enemas and still do them in conjunction with the hydrotherapy. The

hydrotherapy is amazing and I am not sure I would have gotten this far on

cleansing with just enemas. I have not done a coffee enema because I am very

sensitive to caffeine and would be concerned about the effects. Is this a valid

concern or should I do a series of coffee enemas?

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> Laurie Colonics and seeing a chiropractor are two of the best things that you

can do to help yourself, the other is change your diet to an all natural low

carb diet. Out of these three things it is the diet that will have the most

influence on you getting well

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> I am going to post some stuff for Barbara and , that might be of interest

to you, so please try to read all the posts, and if you remember anything else

you want to share with us, please do

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> Love Joanne

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> To: fibromyalgiacured

> Sent: Saturday, 12 November 2011, 22:48

> Subject: Dr Armand/Guafinasin or Colonic Hydrotherapy?

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> I was just introduced to Dr Armand's program today.

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> Does anyone believe that it really is a genetic problem of impaired kidney

function and inability to get rid of excess phosphates?

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> I had lab tests done over 10 years ago that showed i had excess calcium and

excess phosphorus exactly what Dr Armand is saying.

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> I am a little skeptical about the whole program though. Anyone have thoughts

on this?

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> I am currently undergoing a series of colonics which has helped me

tremendously. Not to mention other treatments I have tried and have helped me

improve over the years, along with ongoing chiropractic support. Can anyone

relay experiences with colonics. From my understanding it can be the beginning

of allowing the body to heal itself.

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> Thank you,

> Laurie

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