Re: Prokarin arrived today

[Guest guest]

Are you still alive? ))))))))))))))))))))))))

Janet

PS Hoping it works well. Good luck.

To: mscured

From: alpdesigns1@...

Date: Wed, 4 May 2011 18:41:46 +0000

Subject: Prokarin arrived today

And along with it came a laundry list of do's and dont's and a cal/mag

supplement.

The warning label is daunting, possible hypotension or hypertension, rapid

pulse, chest pain, allergic reactions, blood clots in arms and legs, cyanosis

(bluish coloring) of the face! Sheesh!

Side effects-Pain, tenderness, bruising, swelling, inflammation or rash at the

disc application site. Flushing, dizziness, headache, fainting, difficult

breathing, abdominal discomfort, vomitting, diarrhea, increased urination,

bursitis, tendonitis, burning or itching skin, nervousness, metallic taste,

decreased blood sugar levels, possible increased fertility in child-bearing aged

women.

This is enough to make me nervous and I already have a headache.

Also, No additional vitamin D supplementation with the cal/mag supplement.

Elaine DeLack says it's easy to get too much vitamin D on this therapy.

Since it came before noon I decided to try it today instead of in the morning.

If it were not for the testimonials and Elaine's book I would have been leary of

Prokarin. Now the time test begins. I started with half a dose.

[Guest guest]

No! Are you?

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> Are you still alive? ))))))))))))))))))))))))

> Janet

> PS Hoping it works well. Good luck.

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[Guest guest]

As long as it does not warn about possible side effects heart attck, Stroke or

Death! like some of my meds have read. Those warnings you list are scary but I

still think Prokarin may be worth it.

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> And along with it came a laundry list of do's and dont's and a cal/mag

supplement.

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> The warning label is daunting, possible hypotension or hypertension, rapid

pulse, chest pain, allergic reactions, blood clots in arms and legs, cyanosis

(bluish coloring) of the face! Sheesh!

>

> Side effects-Pain, tenderness, bruising, swelling, inflammation or rash at the

disc application site. Flushing, dizziness, headache, fainting, difficult

breathing, abdominal discomfort, vomitting, diarrhea, increased urination,

bursitis, tendonitis, burning or itching skin, nervousness, metallic taste,

decreased blood sugar levels, possible increased fertility in child-bearing aged

women.

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> This is enough to make me nervous and I already have a headache.

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> Also, No additional vitamin D supplementation with the cal/mag supplement.

Elaine DeLack says it's easy to get too much vitamin D on this therapy.

>

> Since it came before noon I decided to try it today instead of in the morning.

If it were not for the testimonials and Elaine's book I would have been leary of

Prokarin. Now the time test begins. I started with half a dose.

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[Guest guest]

I think I would feel better if my headache would go away! I can't think

straight right now.

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> > And along with it came a laundry list of do's and dont's and a cal/mag

> >supplement.

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> > The warning label is daunting, possible hypotension or hypertension, rapid

> >pulse, chest pain, allergic reactions, blood clots in arms and legs, cyanosis

> >(bluish coloring) of the face! Sheesh!

> >

> > Side effects-Pain, tenderness, bruising, swelling, inflammation or rash at

the

> >disc application site. Flushing, dizziness, headache, fainting, difficult

> >breathing, abdominal discomfort, vomitting, diarrhea, increased urination,

> >bursitis, tendonitis, burning or itching skin, nervousness, metallic taste,

> >decreased blood sugar levels, possible increased fertility in child-bearing

aged

> >women.

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> > This is enough to make me nervous and I already have a headache.

> >

> > Also, No additional vitamin D supplementation with the cal/mag supplement.

> >Elaine DeLack says it's easy to get too much vitamin D on this therapy.

> >

> > Since it came before noon I decided to try it today instead of in the

morning.

> >If it were not for the testimonials and Elaine's book I would have been leary

of

> >Prokarin. Now the time test begins. I started with half a dose.

> >

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[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I want to try prokarin, how can I get a prescription?

[Guest guest]

I put the information in the files. I had a phone consultation with a

Naturopath. I'm on day five, second day at full dose. I can tell a difference

but nothing miraculous has happened yet. I read that it is an accumulative

treatment and the doctor who prescribed it for me wants to do a follow-up next

month to check on the progress. I feel more confident to do the things that I

need to do.

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> Hi all,

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> I want to try prokarin, how can I get a prescription?

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[Guest guest]

You can't get in th UK because it is made by a few compounding pharmacies in

America. You can get a prescription over the phone and the pharmacy will ship

all over the world. The info is in the files.

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> hi pamela, have tried to source in the uk but cannot, but sure you can get

from usa or canada?

> regards/peter/ppms/london

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> To: mscured

> Sent: Monday, 9 May 2011, 18:01

> Subject: Re: Prokarin arrived today

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> Hi all,

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> I want to try prokarin, how can I get a prescription?

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