RE: Digest Number 2415

June 17, 2002

Thanks Moria, I visited the link and according to it, I should take

350mg of ALA per day, split into 8 doses.

However I am already taking Flaxseed Oil supplements daily to ensure I

get enough Omega Fatty Acids, as I am vegetarian and don't eat fish. It

is also part of a course of supplements I am doing for Candida.

However I have read at

http://www.health-truth.com/articles/candida-elimination.asp that

detoxification of mercury should only be done AFTER the Candida has been

cleared from the body. Does this mean taking Flaxseed Oil is a bad idea

for me right now, with Candida?

The brand I am taking (supplied by Holland & Barratt - see

http://www.hollandandbarrett.com/scriptshb/htmlos.exe/003092.12.39296304

20800006873? For product page) contain 570mg per capsule, and the dosage

is 2 capsules per day. In other words 1140mg per day, split into 2

doses.

This is 3.25 times more than the dosage info on your site. Does this

mean Holland & Barratt are supplying a product that gives people an

overdose? Or am I safe to just go on taking it twice a day with meals?

And most importantly, if I take it in this easy form, will it still have

a beneficial effect on any mercury in my system?

One other thing - the dosing page doesn't seem to state how long one

should continue the on/off dosage for, in the case of 6 large fillings

for example.

Thanks in advance.

Chris

> Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 18:09:21 -0000

> From: " moriamerri " <moriam@...>

> Subject: Re: Chelation with LA

>

> > Hi, I'm new here and I know this isn't a simple subject but I'm

> hoping

> > for a simple answer.

> >

> > I had six large mercury amalgam fillings in my mouth for

> 15 years,

> but

> > have had them all professionally removed (a year ago)

> using a rubber

> > dam. I did take supplements at the time (such as

> charcoal) but I

> still

> > have some symptoms which I won't go into and I feel as

> though it is

> > still in my system and maybe brain.

> >

> > The FAQ has been read but doesn't give dosage of LA alone. Can

> someone

> > here advise full details of the current recommended dosage - e.g.

> > amount, frequency, etc.

> >

> > I want to chelate the metal out of my organs ASAP.

> >

> > Thanks in advance.

> >

> > HS

>

> Hello HS,

>

> Please understand that there are many different protocols and

> methods and recommendations for how to remove mercury. You

> can find very specific details about ANDY'S recommended dose

> and so on here:

> /files/Andy_dose_sched

>

> best wishes,

> Moria

June 17, 2002

Oh Chris!

Whew, you almost lost me!

Okay, all I can say is with all the talk about fish oil and

flaxseed, you MUST be thinking of ALA the essential fatty acid.

(Oh please say I'm right.)

The ALA being discussed here for chelation is NOT an essential

fatty acid and is not in oil.

Whew. Hope that you feel better now? --humm--- or maybe

just more confused?

Alpha lipoic adic. Also abbreviated ALA. Tricky, huh?

NOT alpha linoleic adic (not sure if I spelled it right).

/files/Glossary

FWIW I'm a vegetarian too.

As for the candida, well, if you can get it under control some,

that's a good thing. But then again, mercury tox can CAUSE

candida, so it's a bit of a vicious cycle. Opinions vary as

to how much to treat yeast before chelation. A lot of people

seem to agree that you won't really get rid of it till you

get the metals out. My personal opinion is chelate if you

can, AND treat yeast (and any other symptoms) as best you can.

If it gets where you are too uncomfortable take a break.

And try to get really good at treating yeast or whatever is

really irksome for you...........

Here's some anti-yeast ideas:

/files/neutrophils.html

I don't know anything about whether flax oil affects yeast.

I only know a bit about yeast in general.

best wishes,

Moria

p.s. regarding the " overdose " question, alpha lipoic acid (the

ALA discussed on this list, in most cases) is sold quite freely....

so <cough> everyone is free to use it inappropriately and in

mass amounts, with or without knowledge about this.....

p.p.s. Try reading whatever looks interesting in this file,

if you have not already:

/files/ANDY_INDEX

> Thanks Moria, I visited the link and according to it, I should take

> 350mg of ALA per day, split into 8 doses.

>

> However I am already taking Flaxseed Oil supplements daily to ensure

I

> get enough Omega Fatty Acids, as I am vegetarian and don't eat fish.

It

> is also part of a course of supplements I am doing for Candida.

>

> However I have read at

> http://www.health-truth.com/articles/candida-elimination.asp that

> detoxification of mercury should only be done AFTER the Candida has

been

> cleared from the body. Does this mean taking Flaxseed Oil is a bad

idea

> for me right now, with Candida?

>

> The brand I am taking (supplied by Holland & Barratt - see

>

http://www.hollandandbarrett.com/scriptshb/htmlos.exe/003092.12.392963

04

> 20800006873? For product page) contain 570mg per capsule, and the

dosage

> is 2 capsules per day. In other words 1140mg per day, split into 2

> doses.

>

> This is 3.25 times more than the dosage info on your site. Does

this

> mean Holland & Barratt are supplying a product that gives people an

> overdose? Or am I safe to just go on taking it twice a day with

meals?

>

> And most importantly, if I take it in this easy form, will it still

have

> a beneficial effect on any mercury in my system?

>

> One other thing - the dosing page doesn't seem to state how long one

> should continue the on/off dosage for, in the case of 6 large

fillings

> for example.

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> Chris

October 31, 2003

> About a month ago, my friend's seven month old grandson pulled on a

> tablecloth and upset a pot of hot glue. He received 2nd degree burns

> only on his hand and wrist, luckily, since he was on the floor. His

> mother has been treating the hand with Vit. E in the hopes of healing

> without scarring. Is there anything else which could help with

> healing and avoid a scar besides ozonated olive oil, which I do have

> and plan to share?

Two things:

Raw aloe vera from a fresh cut aloe leaf, and RAW, UNHEATED honey

(only two brands I know of - 'Really Raw' honey, and YS honey. ALL

other commercial brands that I know of are heated, regardless of what

they say on the jar.

The raw honey will completely eliminate the pain, and the combination

will allow the burn to quickly heal without any scarring - but TIME IS

OF THE ESSENCE. I have used these IMMEDIATELY, and seen perfect

results. The longer you go without, the less sure I am of that.

October 31, 2003

> About a month ago, my friend's seven month old grandson pulled on a

> tablecloth and upset a pot of hot glue. He received 2nd degree burns

> only on his hand and wrist, luckily, since he was on the floor. His

> mother has been treating the hand with Vit. E in the hopes of healing

> without scarring. Is there anything else which could help with

> healing and avoid a scar besides ozonated olive oil, which I do have

> and plan to share?

Two things:

Raw aloe vera from a fresh cut aloe leaf, and RAW, UNHEATED honey

(only two brands I know of - 'Really Raw' honey, and YS honey. ALL

other commercial brands that I know of are heated, regardless of what

they say on the jar.

The raw honey will completely eliminate the pain, and the combination

will allow the burn to quickly heal without any scarring - but TIME IS

OF THE ESSENCE. I have used these IMMEDIATELY, and seen perfect

results. The longer you go without, the less sure I am of that.

October 31, 2003

> About a month ago, my friend's seven month old grandson pulled on a

> tablecloth and upset a pot of hot glue. He received 2nd degree burns

> only on his hand and wrist, luckily, since he was on the floor. His

> mother has been treating the hand with Vit. E in the hopes of healing

> without scarring. Is there anything else which could help with

> healing and avoid a scar besides ozonated olive oil, which I do have

> and plan to share?

Two things:

Raw aloe vera from a fresh cut aloe leaf, and RAW, UNHEATED honey

(only two brands I know of - 'Really Raw' honey, and YS honey. ALL

other commercial brands that I know of are heated, regardless of what

they say on the jar.

The raw honey will completely eliminate the pain, and the combination

will allow the burn to quickly heal without any scarring - but TIME IS

OF THE ESSENCE. I have used these IMMEDIATELY, and seen perfect

results. The longer you go without, the less sure I am of that.

February 14, 2004

In a message dated 2/13/2004 1:15:35 PM Central Standard Time,

writes:

> Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 09:57:04 -0800 (PST)

> From: Seattle Lady <seattle_lady2003@...>

> Subject: Re: Weird goal, but means alot to me

>

> I'm a little late on replying to this, but I just wanted to say that

> you are so not alone in your thoughts.

>

> I've been working on transforming me for just about 14 months now. My

> trainer's got it in her head that we can finish this process in about

> 10 more weeks. Me, I'm firmly entrenched in my skepticism -- I'm not

> convinced I will *ever* get to where I want to be.

>

> I hit the end of four 12-week cycles. I passed my one-year BFL

> anniversary. And both were emotional let-downs. Yeah, I'd come a heck

> of a long way on each of those occasions, but all I could think was,

> " I'm still not done. " Of course, I don't imagine hitting something like

> 15% body fat is going to get me out in the streets dancing, either.

> Then I'll probably just think, " OK, so the transformation's over, but

> now there's the small matter of the rest of your life. "

>

> When I last stepped on a scale three weeks ago, I had lost a total of

> 95 lbs. In many ways, I'm a very different person than I was 14 months

> ago. In other ways, I still see and think of myself as the old person.

> I am sure, for example, that most people who see me today (5' 8.5 " ,

> somewhere less than 180 lbs., decent amount of muscle, wearing size

> 12/14) would be surprised that I have not yet fully accepted that I'm

> (more or less) a normal-sized person now. If I had to put myself in a

> category, a part of my brain would still choose " fat " or " obese " --

> because that's what I was for so long.

>

> The body can change much faster than the mind.

>

> Gloria, you've done a great job. You deserve all the happiness and

> other things you've gained in the last year. Don't let all the

> emotional crap that comes with transforming your body get in the way or

> distract you. Just enjoy the new you.

>

You sound like you have done just incredible..you have stuck with this even

longer than I have..I know how hard I have had to keep my focus I admire your

dedication, and I appreciate you expressing your feelings with me, because it

sounds like you understand what I am feeling. Thank you.You know I have come

to the conclusion it doesn't matter when I hit my goal, I just know I *am*going

to . And as long as I am doing my very best to get there, well then that is

all I can do...and that is good enough, because I am definitely better off now

and doing this than I would have been if I had never made the change..so what

if it takes 6 mths longer than I thought it would or what I wanted it to...I

will still get there...that is what counts...I will get there...it isn't a

matter of *if* I am going to get there, it is just when.

Glo

February 15, 2004

i also feel as thou i am " fat-obese " i have lost 75lbs in last yr. i have few

thing that really bother me right now is that all the loose skin that i have

and also i feel as thou i shoud look and feel better about myself

my boyfriend tells me all the wasnt put on all at once and it wont come off

all at once, and i being too hard on myself, but i do feel i should have done

better than i have. i am at 151lb now and my goal wgt is 125, these last pounds

to lose are the hardest and i do get discourage, but i have to keep saying to

myself hang in there.

thanks for listening

darlene

June 13, 2005

Glad you're back Irene ! off to pick dandelion greens ! ,,

March 29, 2006

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writes:

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Bruce,

I am a licensed practitioner, and if anyone would like to try the products,

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them and let you know.

Barb RN

Wholistic Healthcare Practitioner

March 29, 2006

I have made the same offer several times and will continue to do so. Thanks

Barb for also offering. They are good people and the products are good

quality.

Regards,

Bruce Guilmette, PhD

Survive Cancer Foundation, Inc.

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Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.

Each day has enough trouble of its own. Matt 6:34 (NIV)

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