Re:A Real Cure For Schizophrenia Has been Found!

[Guest guest]

I have a friend with schizophrenia, and many years ago when he was in a

bad state- and only just diagnosed- I did research and came across a

high supplement " cure " . It worked. He agreed it worked. However, he

didn't want to continue taking all those tablets, and he had a low

income and didnt want to pay for them either- even though I got them

wholesale for him. He only tried it for a couple of months. So, no

matter how good the cure.....compliance can be an issue! He stayed on

the heavy standard medication- and whenever he takes himself off, he

relapses.

[Guest guest]

What is your high supplement cure?

On Mar 20, 2009, at 6:56 PM, Shobbrook wrote:

I have a friend with schizophrenia, and many years ago when he was in a

bad state- and only just diagnosed- I did research and came across a

high supplement " cure " . It worked. He agreed it worked. However, he

didn't want to continue taking all those tablets, and he had a low

income and didnt want to pay for them either- even though I got them

wholesale for him. He only tried it for a couple of months. So, no

matter how good the cure.....compliance can be an issue! He stayed on

the heavy standard medication- and whenever he takes himself off, he

relapses.

Parashis

artpages@...

artpagesonline.com

[Guest guest]

I'm not sure if it could be called a cure if it was something that has to be

taken indefinitely to treat the symptoms. A cure would be something that would

remove the source of the problems so there would be no recurrence of the

schizophrenia.

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> I have a friend with schizophrenia, and many years ago when he was in a

> bad state- and only just diagnosed- I did research and came across a

> high supplement " cure " . It worked. He agreed it worked. However, he

> didn't want to continue taking all those tablets, and he had a low

> income and didnt want to pay for them either- even though I got them

> wholesale for him. He only tried it for a couple of months. So, no

> matter how good the cure.....compliance can be an issue! He stayed on

> the heavy standard medication- and whenever he takes himself off, he

> relapses.

>

> Parashis

> artpages@...

>

> artpagesonline.com

>

[Guest guest]

That's weird, that your friend isn't willing to take " all " those tablets, but is

to take conventional " medication " It's the same number of pills!

Supplements wouldn't have to be taken forever. So it needn't be a money issue.

When anybody goes off those drugs, he will have withdrawal symptoms. The will

always be withdrawal symptoms. It's in the company's best interest though to

call these relapses.

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> I have a friend with schizophrenia, and many years ago when he was in a

> bad state- and only just diagnosed- I did research and came across a

> high supplement " cure " . It worked. He agreed it worked. However, he

> didn't want to continue taking all those tablets, and he had a low

> income and didnt want to pay for them either- even though I got them

> wholesale for him. He only tried it for a couple of months. So, no

> matter how good the cure.....compliance can be an issue! He stayed on

> the heavy standard medication- and whenever he takes himself off, he

> relapses.

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I'm not sure if it could be called a cure if it was something that has to be

taken indefinitely to treat the symptoms. A cure would be something that would

remove the source of the problems so there would be no recurrence of the

schizophrenia.

>

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I know a schizophrenic who became symptom-free after cleaning up the diet. (no

white powder foods, organic, higher fat, lower glucose.) What if schizo is a

disease of malnutrition? One could say that we always have to eat to stay

healthy, so in that sense all cures are only good so long as we eat right.

One could think of everlasting supplements as just a weird, expensive way to get

good food.

Connie

[Guest guest]

You said it better than I did.

LAURA

--- In , " cbrown2008 "

> One could think of everlasting supplements as just a weird, expensive way to

get good food.

>

> Connie

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