Re: dizziness/ natural meds starting...

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Instead of trying to directly treat MS-related symptoms, I think your wisest

course of action would be to employ a comprehensive approach that includes a

diet low in saturated fat (like the Best Bet Diet), exercise, detoxification, a

low stress lifestyle, food supplements, glyconutrients, Low Dose Naltrexone

(LDN), and a host of other things that some MSers have found very helpful.

For more information, visit

http://tinyurl.com/advice-to-msers

All the best,

Dudley Delany

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

I would say, yes, you are on the right track. Honestly, your diet is already

so close to the Best Bet Diet, I would say go ahead and eliminate the

beans/peas/legumes, including soy, and you're already there! I don't know about

a lot of the supplements that you listed, but I would say that the most

important are Vitamin D, with the cal/mag, and anti-inflammatory stuff like fish

oil (because of the omega 3's). Is " IF Relief " an anti-inflammatory? Just

wondering what is in it. Some other good anti-inflammatories are turmeric and

bromelain.

Give it all some time, and try to keep your stress levels low. Oh yeah, a food

diary would be helpful too. That could help you pinpoint any other foods you

are reacting to that can make your symptoms flare up. I just had an ELISA done

and found that, in addition to the stuff like dairy and beans, I'm also reacting

to carrots, asparagus, and salmon. They are now gone too. ugh

HTH!

Crystal

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> My dizziness has gotten a lot worse the last couple days. My eyes have been

acting funny and getting blurry all of a sudden and then as quick as it comes,

it goes away. Any ideas what I can take to minimize the dizziness?

>

> Also, anyone have any luck on Nature Sunshine products? I am going to start a

regiment through them to see if I cant get off my Avonex. I would like to hear

opinions about it.

>

> I will start: damiena, ultimate green zone, CA, Heavy metal detox, IF Relief,

Nerve Eight, Super Alae, Magnesium/Potasium combo, Vit C, Evening primrose,

Fibralgia, germanium, high potency grapine, and lecithin... I am also going to

buy a Kangen Water machine and drink only that water...Ive been on it for a

while and have been loosing weight and feeling better...

>

> I have been on some of the bowel support and cleanse for a while to mak sure i

am regular and taking out toxins and before I start, I will do a 10 day deep

cleanse to take out all toxins and sludge from my colon and liver....

>

> I am hoping this will suppress the MS and even take away my symptoms

perminantly, also give my body back the minerals and vitamins it nees. I have

completely changed my eating habbits. I am type A+ blood and follow that diet.

I eat mostly veggies and occasionallly chicken and fish, but absolutely no beef

product, gluten, dairy, msg, HFC, detrox, artifical anything and the only sugar

I eat is stevia.

>

> Please tell me if I am on the right track or if I am setting myself up for

disappointent. I have two young kids (5 and 4 ) and cant afford to be messing

around with my health if something will make me worse. Thanks so much for

reading and your advice.

>

[Guest guest]

i go through the same problems with my vision. Sometimes double-vision. thats

how it started .the only solution my doctors could

(what i found) do is give me meds to calm my nervous system. havent taken those

yet. they scare me.i hate pills. whati take is xanax sometimes cannabis helps

>

> My dizziness has gotten a lot worse the last couple days. My eyes have been

acting funny and getting blurry all of a sudden and then as quick as it comes,

it goes away. Any ideas what I can take to minimize the dizziness?

>

> Also, anyone have any luck on Nature Sunshine products? I am going to start a

regiment through them to see if I cant get off my Avonex. I would like to hear

opinions about it.

>

> I will start: damiena, ultimate green zone, CA, Heavy metal detox, IF Relief,

Nerve Eight, Super Alae, Magnesium/Potasium combo, Vit C, Evening primrose,

Fibralgia, germanium, high potency grapine, and lecithin... I am also going to

buy a Kangen Water machine and drink only that water...Ive been on it for a

while and have been loosing weight and feeling better...

>

> I have been on some of the bowel support and cleanse for a while to mak sure i

am regular and taking out toxins and before I start, I will do a 10 day deep

cleanse to take out all toxins and sludge from my colon and liver....

>

> I am hoping this will suppress the MS and even take away my symptoms

perminantly, also give my body back the minerals and vitamins it nees. I have

completely changed my eating habbits. I am type A+ blood and follow that diet.

I eat mostly veggies and occasionallly chicken and fish, but absolutely no beef

product, gluten, dairy, msg, HFC, detrox, artifical anything and the only sugar

I eat is stevia.

>

> Please tell me if I am on the right track or if I am setting myself up for

disappointent. I have two young kids (5 and 4 ) and cant afford to be messing

around with my health if something will make me worse. Thanks so much for

reading and your advice.

>

[Guest guest]

DetoxMaxPlus for your dizziness may be worth looking into. Another member told

me he had dizziness constantly for months as I do. The day he started it the

dizziness stopped. I'm going to try it very soon. Here's the link

http://www.healthsavers.info/savealife_files/ProdMoreInfo/DetoxMax-MoreInfo.htm

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> i go through the same problems with my vision. Sometimes double-vision. thats

how it started .the only solution my doctors could

> (what i found) do is give me meds to calm my nervous system. havent taken

those yet. they scare me.i hate pills. whati take is xanax sometimes cannabis

helps

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