Re: CCSVI in New Hampshire, USA

[Guest guest]

Hi Mark,

I spoke to a lady who has two relatives who went to Dr. Hoffer for CCSVI and

both did very well with improvements, but as the findings are showing the

outcomes vary a lot.

I do not have personal experience with Qi-Gong. However, I know that both Dermot

O Conner and Betty Iams are both in long-term MS remission and both attribute

much of their improvement to Qi-Gong.

Dermot O Conner wrote a book called " The Healing Code " in which a large portion

of the book is devoted to Qi-Gong. Betty Iams has information about Qi-Gong on

her website, as well as a recommendation for a particular Q-Gong DVD and book

that can be done for all levels of MS, including those in a chair or those who

are mobile.

Both of these people who have had much success feel that Qi-Gong in particular

is particularly healing for MS, as compared with other excercise types, in their

opinions.

I purchased a Qi-Gong DVD a while back but the level was too difficult for me. I

need to find a beginnner level.

Let us know how it goes with the Prokarin and thanks for the reminder about

Qi-Gong which I need to look into again.

Zoe

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To: mscured

Sent: Tue, April 26, 2011 8:59:54 AM

Subject: CCSVI in New Hampshire, USA

 

I'm a regular reader of this group; thank you all for your valuable

contributions.

I wanted to let you know that ( " Rick " ) Hoffer, Director of Vascular and

Interventional Radiology at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire

(USA), is currently performing angioplasty for CCSVI. His bio and contact info

are at:

http://patients.dartmouth-hitchcock.org/findadoctor/profile/33202/_K_Hoffer_\

MD

I had the procedure done last June (angioplasty on left jugular and

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone.  I am still doing well on the prokarin.  I am walking on about 3

miles a day for exercise and did yoga yesterday.  My balance continues to be

improved as well as the gait. 

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To: mscured

Sent: Tue, April 26, 2011 8:34:09 AM

Subject: Re: CCSVI in New Hampshire, USA

 

Hi Mark,

I spoke to a lady who has two relatives who went to Dr. Hoffer for CCSVI and

both did very well with improvements, but as the findings are showing the

outcomes vary a lot.

I do not have personal experience with Qi-Gong. However, I know that both Dermot

O Conner and Betty Iams are both in long-term MS remission and both attribute

much of their improvement to Qi-Gong.

Dermot O Conner wrote a book called " The Healing Code " in which a large portion

of the book is devoted to Qi-Gong. Betty Iams has information about Qi-Gong on

her website, as well as a recommendation for a particular Q-Gong DVD and book

that can be done for all levels of MS, including those in a chair or those who

are mobile.

Both of these people who have had much success feel that Qi-Gong in particular

is particularly healing for MS, as compared with other excercise types, in their

opinions.

I purchased a Qi-Gong DVD a while back but the level was too difficult for me. I

need to find a beginnner level.

Let us know how it goes with the Prokarin and thanks for the reminder about

Qi-Gong which I need to look into again.

Zoe

________________________________

To: mscured

Sent: Tue, April 26, 2011 8:59:54 AM

Subject: CCSVI in New Hampshire, USA

 

I'm a regular reader of this group; thank you all for your valuable

contributions.

I wanted to let you know that ( " Rick " ) Hoffer, Director of Vascular and

Interventional Radiology at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire

(USA), is currently performing angioplasty for CCSVI. His bio and contact info

are at:

http://patients.dartmouth-hitchcock.org/findadoctor/profile/33202/_K_Hoffer_\

MD

I had the procedure done last June (angioplasty on left jugular and

[Guest guest]

I have a phone consultation tommorrow, scheduled with Dr. Woeller, to get a

prescription for Prokarin! My prescription will be called in to Custom Rx and

the discs with instructions will be mailed to me. I can hardly wait. I'm glad

that you're doing so well Joy.

>

> Hi everyone.  I am still doing well on the prokarin.  I am walking on about

3

> miles a day for exercise and did yoga yesterday.  My balance continues to be

> improved as well as the gait. 

[Guest guest]

Thank you.  I am using the cheese and butter for the saturated fat. 

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To: mscured

Sent: Tue, April 26, 2011 12:21:31 PM

Subject: Re: CCSVI in New Hampshire, USA

 

I have a phone consultation tommorrow, scheduled with Dr. Woeller, to get a

prescription for Prokarin! My prescription will be called in to Custom Rx and

the discs with instructions will be mailed to me. I can hardly wait. I'm glad

that you're doing so well Joy.

>

> Hi everyone.  I am still doing well on the prokarin.  I am walking on

about 3

>

> miles a day for exercise and did yoga yesterday.  My balance continues to

be

> improved as well as the gait. 

[Guest guest]

I posted a response from Elaine about why we should eat red meat. I know that

you won't eat it (and I'm not trying to talk you into it) but read the article

and maybe we can find an alternative. I'm thinking that doing a liver cleanse

would help since that's where transferrin is made. Inadequate transferrin is

the reason to eat red meat and the cause of iron malabsorption.

>

> Thank you.  I am using the cheese and butter for the saturated fat. 

[Guest guest]

Elaine DeLack has used it since she discovered it and this is why she says that

it isn't a cure. Stop using it and the symptoms eventually return.

>

> I don't know.  When I miss a day I do ok, but the second day I feel weaker. 

I

> think it is something your body is deficent in according to research.  So you

> have to keep supplying it. 

>

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[Guest guest]

I am taking an iron supplement made from blood.  Its gross.  It wasn't enough

so

I had to add iron pills in.  I can't handle eating red meat or any meat.  It

makes me vomit. 

 I have done liver cleanses for quite a while so that isn't the problem.  I am

aware of the liver functions. I have lots of small ones but they don't last. 

My

last period was very heavy I hemorraged honestly.  I am not normally that

way. 

Ever since I have had kids I have been anemic off and on.  I have done parasite

cleanses also as they say parasites can cause anemia. 

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To: mscured

Sent: Tue, April 26, 2011 7:21:35 PM

Subject: Re: CCSVI in New Hampshire, USA

 

I posted a response from Elaine about why we should eat red meat. I know that

you won't eat it (and I'm not trying to talk you into it) but read the article

and maybe we can find an alternative. I'm thinking that doing a liver cleanse

would help since that's where transferrin is made. Inadequate transferrin is the

reason to eat red meat and the cause of iron malabsorption.

>

> Thank you.  I am using the cheese and butter for the saturated fat.