Re: Question about Dr. Blaylock's advice on treating MS

[Guest guest]

Hi. Not sure, unless you are very, very sensitive to herbs. Try

taking only one at a time to try to isolate which one is giving you

the problem. Turmeric is particularly spicy. Also, if you are

taking more than one, say two of each, at a time, try lowering to

only one of each. My next suggestion would be to take with a glass

of rice milk, or almond milk. Herbs are absorbed best taken with

water on an empty stomach, but maybe just a little milk would coat

the stomach enough to still allow good absorption without the

problems.

I take both of these (along with handfuls of others) at the same time

and I've never had a problem. But, as we know, everyone is different.

Good luck,

Beverly

> been taking the Silymarins and the Tumeric (since the others things

> are meds). I find not only that I am continually burping, but also

> that I feel a little worse in terms of my MS symptoms. I wouldn't

> call this a healing crisis (it's not that bad), but it seems like

my

> body doesn't like these particular supplements. I'm not sure if I

> should continue or not. Any opinins?

>

[Guest guest]

thanks for your response. There is actually a website, I posted once

before but can't find it now (I'll look again) where about 5 or 6

people claim that minocycline has put their MS into remission or

resulted in vast improvements. One possible problem is that

antibiotics are known to cause a lot of candida/yeast, which can also

be an MS trigger. So I think it might help some and not others,

depending on what the underlying cause is with the individual. I have

considered it too, but so far not tried it.

>

> fyi:� In my travels reading everything I can get my hands on

regarding this beast called ms, I stumbled on a woman taking

minocycline to slow the progression.� My dr did the research and

prescribed 10 mg twice daily.� I've been taking it about three

weeks and do notice a strengthening of my legs.� LDN never did this

for me.� I am on some of the other products Dr Blaycock recommends,

just by happenstance, again due to my research.� I take alot of

stuff daily and only have problems when I don't take enuf liquid.�

Some of those capsules can be nasty without enuf liquids.

>

[Guest guest]

This is the website I mentioned about a few people having benefit with

minocyline (sorry, I know we don't usually talk script meds here, but

hey, at least it's not a CRAB).

http://knowms.com/2007/01/09/minocycline1alison.html

[Guest guest]

I have personal experience from Tumeric and L-carnitine. I think tumeric is a

very good antioxidant and use it every day, alternatively with ginko biloba. As

to L- carnitine, for me it is the best supplement ever. I take 2 grs/day in

liquid form and swear by it. I know other people with  serious problems who take

up to 6 grs/day with very good results. 

I didn't know these supplements have to do with mercury and aspartame. Both of

them must have contributed to my problem, since I have a lot of fillings (I plan

to remove) and I have used a lot of aspartame when I was young.

I have been through a bad period lately ( I thought it was a healing crisis),

being on a new homeopathetic cure. I found out that the healing crisis (if any)

was combined with lactose intolerance. What I did was cut off the

new homeopathetic supplements one by one and see how I feel. When I cut off the

one that contained much lactose (87% lactose filler, three spoonfuls/day), my

weakness came to an end. The strange thing is that, when I had a thorough food

allergy test last year, I was not found lactose intolerant. I believe that what

every moment is different. Some years ago I had developed a serious urticaria

due to cat's hair, a problem I never had before.

 I suggest that you should cut off the new supplements one after the other and

see if you pinpoint the one that bothers you. Are you taking other supplements?

You could do the same with all the supplements you take. Have you been eating

something special lately, even if it hasn't bothered you in the past?

My best,

Katerina