some questions about blood count

[Guest guest]

hey group brother is back in hospital with infection and phenomia now they say

he needs 3 pints of blood, his white count low. can anyone tell me why someone

would have their white blood count drop so low for no apparant reason?? could

some of the drugs they are giving him for infection be the cause?? he is right

now incubated in icu so i have lost my control over how he gets cared for while

there.

i know a few yrs back i found a med he was being given that caused this problem

thought doctors did not tell me this. we stopped that med and he was ok. he is

on tubefeeding and we plan on taking a drastic approach to changing eteral feed

to real food blended with vitamins. so if anyone has any ideas how we can start

once i get him home on new vitamins and softfood blended that will give his body

a fighting chance to recovery please let me know.

we once again will be starting fresh so for anyone who thinks they are doing

very well on a certan food diet high in protien thats easy to digest could you

please tell me what vitamins and food you are taking?we will start him off also

on 2.0 ldn, once off all the hospital meds he should only be on adavan as needed

and keppra for seizures 2x day so you see hes not taking alot of drugs well now

he is hes in ICU but once home he wont be.

thanks

nancy sister to brother with ms

[Guest guest]

Hi

I am very sorry to hear that your brother is going through such difficult

times.  I hope he will recover soon and that better days are ahead.

If he got pneumonia it means that he is severely deficient in vitamin C and

vitamin D.  And the way they will treat him in hospital will not improve these

deficiencies for sure.  Vitamin C particularly is a superb antibiotic and

antivirus and also antitoxin (including lead) if taken in large and frequent

enough doses.  White blood cells cannot do much without vitamin C (ascorbic

acid). White blood cells are like army and vit C is like a weapon...there is no

defense without weapon no matter how big or good the army is.  I urge you to

read more about using the megadoses of vit C on www.doctoryourself.com and

http://www.vitamincfoundation.org/ and i am sure there are other ones on the

net, but these are excellent for beginning.

I take lots of vitamin C usually in the form of pure ascorbic acid powder

dissolved in water every day.  I noticed it keeps me protected from infections

and stress (it is esentiall in synthesis of adrenaline).

Dr. Klenner suggests for MS people to take 10g every day to protect against

infections.  Everyone is different.  I need about 6g.

Also, there are some natural substances/foods that will increase white blood

cells count.  Among those are garlic (raw), turmeric, and i think

beta-carotenes.

I hope this was helpful,

Sanja

Subject: some questions about blood count

To: mscured

Date: Tuesday, March 2, 2010, 4:42 PM

 

hey group brother is back in hospital with infection and phenomia now

they say he needs 3 pints of blood, his white count low. can anyone tell me why

someone would have their white blood count drop so low for no apparant reason??

could some of the drugs they are giving him for infection be the cause?? he is

right now incubated in icu so i have lost my control over how he gets cared for

while there.

i know a few yrs back i found a med he was being given that caused this problem

thought doctors did not tell me this. we stopped that med and he was ok. he is

on tubefeeding and we plan on taking a drastic approach to changing eteral feed

to real food blended with vitamins. so if anyone has any ideas how we can start

once i get him home on new vitamins and softfood blended that will give his body

a fighting chance to recovery please let me know.

we once again will be starting fresh so for anyone who thinks they are doing

very well on a certan food diet high in protien thats easy to digest could you

please tell me what vitamins and food you are taking?we will start him off also

on 2.0 ldn, once off all the hospital meds he should only be on adavan as needed

and keppra for seizures 2x day so you see hes not taking alot of drugs well now

he is hes in ICU but once home he wont be.

thanks

nancy sister to brother with ms

[Guest guest]

Hi

I also take large doses of Vitamin D and Vitamin C, have done for years. But I

have had Pnuemonia so I do not think that theory holds water.

If he got pneumonia it means that he is severely deficient in vitamin C and

vitamin D. And the way they will treat him in hospital will not improve these

deficiencies for sure. Vitamin C particularly is a superb antibiotic and

antivirus and also antitoxin (including lead) if taken in large and frequent

enough doses. White blood cells cannot do much without vitamin C (ascorbic

acid). White blood cells are like army and vit C is like a weapon...there is no

defense without weapon no matter how big or good the army is. I urge you to

read more about using the megadoses of vit C on www.doctoryourself.com and

http://www.vitamincfoundation.org/ and i am sure there are other ones on the

net, but these are excellent for beginning.

[Guest guest]

What the original poster was referring to is megadosing with Vitamin C. This

means titrating to bowel tolerance (constantly increasing the dose until you get

diarrhea, then backing down slightly from that amount) and it has to be taken

every couple hours because it's metabolized so quickly. There's a big

difference between that and taking a daily vitamin C supplement. You might

already know that , but I just wanted to clarify for anyone else who read

it now or will years from now in the archives.

Crystal

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> Hi

> I also take large doses of Vitamin D and Vitamin C, have done for years. But

I have had Pnuemonia so I do not think that theory holds water.

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I urge you to read more about using the megadoses of vit C on

www.doctoryourself.com and http://www.vitamincfoundation.org/ and i am sure

there are other ones on the net, but these are excellent for beginning.

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