Re: Forwarded message from Joy of her update on Prokarin.

[Guest guest]

I just thought the shaggy dog story was a bit over the top.

If Joy was on holiday and managed to e-mail Alan, why couldn't she have sent the

e-mail to the group herself.

I am very pleased for the results Joy has had and can understand that she is

excited but this last one just seemed a bit far-fetched.

Janet

To: mscured

From: pamcastro@...

Date: Sun, 3 Apr 2011 07:45:13 -0700

Subject: Re: Forwarded message from Joy of her update on Prokarin.

Hi Janet,

what do you mean by that?

Pamela Castro Carcelen

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To: MS-Cured <mscured >

Sent: Sun, April 3, 2011 8:53:27 AM

Subject: FW: Forwarded message from Joy of her update on Prokarin.

This is starting to sound very strange to me.

Where are all the people Prokarin has (supposedly) helped over the years?Janet

To: mscured

From: alansamston@...

Date: Sun, 3 Apr 2011 03:06:12 +0000

Subject: Forwarded message from Joy of her update on Prokarin.

Group,

Joy Inspired wrote me an email and asked that I forward it to the group, as she

is on vacation. Here it is:

Just got back from the short trip.

The dog sniffed my neck where the lesions are and started licking like he was

massaging and moving the lymph fluids. I normally dont like to be licked by dogs

or even have much to do with dogs. The dog and I hit it off. He did not give the

other side of the neck much attention. Then he nibbled on my ear with his teeth.

It felt like there was extra pressure from going up and down the mountains. He

scratched my sweater so I removed it. Then he stuck his head down my shirt and

started working another area where a lesion is. When he was done he went to the

back of my skull where the neck joins the base of the head on the left. Another

lesion area. He gently bit my head massaging that area trying to work it. I felt

better when he was done with his weird treatment and spent the rest of the day

running in and out of waves. My speech improved after the dose of dog slobber

?????

The prokarin is still working.

[Guest guest]

who let the dog out, woof, woof, woof

 

Unfortunately that wasn't my dog.  It was one I happened to meet on vacation.  I

felt like the dog could smell the bad spots.  He even gently nibbled on one spot

of my head with his teeth that tends to hurt at the base of my skull where the

neck joins in.  It is where I have a lesion.  Then when he went to the other

lesion spot in the thoractic area I knew that the dog knew there is something up

with me.  The owner said he only does it to people who have something wrong with

them. His vet told him 1 out of 100 dogs can sense stuff like this. 

[Guest guest]

Thanks for filling me in Joy. I am so pleased Prokarin is helping so much. It

must be so exciting.

Next time I meet a dog I shall approach it differently - you never know.

Keep up the good work.

Janet

To: mscured

From: yourbeamofsunshine@...

Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2011 07:37:10 -0700

Subject: Re: Forwarded message from Joy of her update on Prokarin.

I am not making up the dog story. It was really a neat experience Janet. I was

on vacation and I did not always have internet access at the different motels.

[Guest guest]

Well I can tell you that I have nerve damage on one side of my face and my dog

always licks that side and she never licks the healthy side.

As to why she asked me to forward it, I don't know, but I don't think that

discredits the Prokarin and all it has done for her.

As we know there are many of us with some unusual stories here. I mean, I have

heard two people who are in remission from MS just from giving up chocolate!

Joy has been a member of this group for a couple years and if you go back to

past messages you can see that and the fact that she was going downhill. So

there is no reason for us to think she is not being truthful. She is simply

sharing what is working for her.

Whether it will work as well for others, we don't know. Since I have a pack in

my fridge and might try it, I may be able to report back on that.

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To: MS-Cured <mscured >

Sent: Tue, April 5, 2011 5:47:24 AM

Subject: RE: Forwarded message from Joy of her update on Prokarin.

I just thought the shaggy dog story was a bit over the top.

If Joy was on holiday and managed to e-mail Alan, why couldn't she have sent the

e-mail to the group herself.

I am very pleased for the results Joy has had and can understand that she is

excited but this last one just seemed a bit far-fetched.

Janet

[Guest guest]

oh yeah, I had forgotten about the many reported cases of dogs smelling cancer

prior to diagnosis. A couple years ago I had a surgery on an unrelated

matter--and I had to lay in bed for 2 weeks. My dog would not leave my side the

entire 2 weeks except when my spouse took her for a walk or when she had to eat.

Then it was right back to my bed.

She is normally not a snuggler, so I was amazed by her behavior.

As previously mentioned she also always licks the side of my face where I have

paralysis and leaves the other side alone.

Janet, I take it you have never had a dog? They are remarkable creatures, truly.

P.S. I would love to swim with dolphins. I hear there was a study that showed

that it reduced depression compared to the placebo group.

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To: mscured

Sent: Tue, April 5, 2011 10:42:12 AM

Subject: Re: Forwarded message from Joy of her update on Prokarin.

 

My first thought, I heard dogs can generally smell cancer. I have also heard

there is a healing benefit with swimming with dolphins and your experience seems

to fit into the what others have mentioned, too.