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Roe,

Yes, I am completely symptom free, as long as I stay away from gluten, and

all food additives, (especially MSG and aspartame). Gluten, MSG and

aspartame will turn me into a dizzy, stuttering, brain fogged mess with no

balance. As long as I don't eat gluten, MSG and aspartame, I don't have

those symptoms.

I've been 100% raw for about 3 weeks, and the main differences I've noticed

are that I have more energy than I did at 80% raw. My husband's noticed that

I don't have mood swings anymore, as well. I'm still going through detox

symptoms right now, so I can't say if there will be any more benefit from

being 100% raw. My asthma has been worse in the last 3 weeks than it's been

in 3 years, but I was expecting that as my body flushes out the cooked

foods, but I expect it to get better.

I have SPMS and I also take LDN. The biggest improvements I've seen have

been from the LDN and eliminating MSG and gluten from my diet. (I've never

used aspartame)

Yvette

> So would you say you are MS symptom free?

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I don't know about anyone else, , but I was listening. It just took

me some time to be ready to go 100% raw.

This wasn't planned, it just kind of happened. I woke up one morning and

decided to do a watermelon fast. I came off the watermelon fast a week later

and only wanted raw foods. I've had no cravings, no desire to go back to my

one cooked meal. Although, I did slip over the weekend,and absentmindedly

grabbed a handful of scrambled eggs from a pan my husband had made for the

kids. (I hadn't had my morning smoothie yet because my husband was out

getting me fresh blueberries)

30 min later I was zapped of all my energy, tired, moody, and dizzy. I ate

a bunch of watermelon, drank a half gallon of distilled water and went to

lie down. An hour later, I felt better. I was surprised because I haven't

had those symptoms since I started the LDN, a year ago. .. well.. except the

moodiness.. I've ALWAYS had mood swings, but they seem to be fading with the

raw diet.

Yvette

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> Thank goodness! I've been trying to tell the group about eating in

> this way and it helps to read someonelses positive experiences. I

> didn't just make this stuff up! It works for all who try it. It's a

> no lose diet. It's easy to revert back if you don't like it, but it

> makes you so much healthier, most people stick with it.

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> You're right, Roe, distilled water isn't natural. I drink it because I'm

> trying to avoid fluoride, and drugs which are in drinking water. My city

> doesn't fluoridate the water, but they don't filter out medications and such

> either. In fact, as far as I know, no city water in the US is filtered for

> excreted medications. So when you drink tap water you're getting small doses

> of other people's medications. Bottled water is not always any better. Where

> I live the only bottled water available is glorified tap water. So, in my

> case distilled water is my best bet. If I had a spring nearby, I'd be

> getting my water from the spring. Distilled water is great if you're

> doing a a detox, though. I pulls toxins from the system. Yvette

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> BTW, distilled water is not natural. It lacks a lot of the trace

> mineral. It is basically a collection of the steam when you boil

> water. But here we go again, does that mean we shouldn't drink it

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About one month ago I bought a very good and expensive water processing machine.

It processes the tap water through several filters and osmosis. There is a

noticeable difference in taste. I have noticed that since I started drinking

this water I am feeling a slight fatigue. I hope I am going through a detox.

Previously, I used to drink bottled water because tap water in my city is

awful. Does anybody know how long might such a detox last? Other things in my

regiment are the same (supplements, BBD, lifestyle).

Katerina 

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Katerina,

I don't know how long detox will last. It depends on how much you have to

detox, how quickly your body detoxes, and how pure your diet is.

What kind of water filter did you buy, and how do you like it?

Yvette

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> About one month ago I bought a very good and expensive water processing

> machine. It processes the tap water through several filters and osmosis.

> There is a noticeable difference in taste.

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Yvette,

I have a friend with MS in another state. She called last night, started a

new " drip " type medicine. She is feeling all sorts of bad feelings since

the meds started. I told her about you, diet and detox ideas-can you email

her? She wants info, is looking into natural cures instead of meds. Simply

email me at my personal addy and I will be glad to send her email address.

walkbyfaith@...

have a " SON FILLED " day in Christ, lovingly in Christ, Pastor Barb

(pastoral care in gerontology,B.P.M./STNA)

http://www.encouragers4seniors.info

LEV. 19:32 You shall rise before the gray headed and honor the presence of

an old man, and fear your God: I am the Lord.

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Yvette, thank you for your interest.

My water filter is called " Purolux " by MORA and comes from Germany. Two

alternative doctors I trust have it in their offices and this is how I decided

to investigate about it. Information in the internet is in German. Here is how

it functions, from what I have studied: Water is cleaned mainly through reverse

osmosis, which lets a minimal quantity of traces and minerals to pass through.

Traces and minerals contained in water are very rarely in pure form. They are

usually in form of salts our organism is unable to absorp.  Our organism breaks

the salts down in order to use the traces and minerals but at the same time free

radicals are produced, which is one of the causes of oxidative stress. Evenmore,

we absorp 99% of the taces and minerals we need  from food and only 1% from

water.

I have to make clear that I have nothing to do with the company or any kind of

advertising the product.  I was convinced by the theory behind it, bought it and

I am not sure of its effectiveness yet.

I hope I am detoxing. Much oxidative stress was found in my organism when I had

a bio-ressonance test, although my diet has always been pure and I am have been

on a strict BBD for one year now. Never drunk alkohol, never smoked and haven't

drunk any coffee for five years now. I think my oxidative stress has to do with

much emotional stress I used to have in the past (it is much better now).

Any input will be apprecisted.

Katerina

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Possibly detox, and possibly removing your minerals also, as demineralized water

pulls minerals where ever it can. Water has an affinity for minerals.

....RP�� minerals and water are what you are.

About one month ago I bought a very good and expensive water processing machine.

It�processes the tap water through several filters and osmosis. There is a

noticeable difference in taste. I have noticed that since I started�drinking

this water I�am feeling a slight fatigue.

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Thanks Katrina. We're in the market for a water purifier, and it helps to

have a list of purifiers that others trust. I'll have to check out their

website. My husband reads German, so it shouldn't be to difficult.

Thanks!

Yvette

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> Yvette, thank you for your interest.

> My water filter is called " Purolux " by MORA and comes from Germany. Two

> alternative doctors I trust have it in their offices and this is how I

> decided to investigate about it.

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