Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

[Guest guest]

Hello Amy. so happy for you that you are close to remission! can you share what

type of food you eat during the day. do you eat any meat, dairy or wheat? i have

troubles to find food that i can eat if i eluminate all these things..

[Guest guest]

Fantastic news Amy you must be stoked with the quick results.

Like you I only had my problems about 10 mths before I found AP & similarly got

better & better quite quickly.. unfortunately here in Oz we can't get the mino

you guys can access so we have to use other abx & combinations of abx to achieve

the desired results so after a few tweaks here & there became asymptomatic at

the 15mth mark & have only had a couple of hiccups since then.

Good luck with your journey,

Maz

> >

> > look into reactive arthritis (ReA), this one sounds more aggressive

> > than RA,

> >

> > here is how I cured it:

> >

> > http://www.allergyfreeheaven.co.uk/

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Amy,

you are truly blessed to see what great results after 5 months AP! I just love

hearing these types of stories.....and knowing we are all heading in the

direction of healing/remission....just don't know when our number will be

called! Blessings, Sally

What was your rhem. factor and anti-ccp from your last blood test, and from what

date?

rheumatic Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

I wanted to share my success with antibiotic protocol. I am well on the road to

remission after 5 months of AP (100mg generic minocycline ( brand) 3 days

a week)and avoid foods that aggravate my immune system as is supported by the

member who shared the food allergy website below.

My lab tests for rheumatoid factor and anti-ccp haven't dropped yet, but I am

just amazed at what I am able to do with my hands these days. I wanted to give

others who are on this path hope. I had only had symptoms of RA for a year when

I found AP. I think that is why I have responded after just 5 months. I also

believe that I've made progress by pampering my immune system by avoiding

certain foods and using Ultra Clear (by Metagenics) which is a low-allergenic

meal replacement that also helps detoxify the body.

Hold the course...it is working for me.

Amy

>

> look into reactive arthritis (ReA), this one sounds more aggressive

> than RA,

>

> here is how I cured it:

>

> http://www.allergyfreeheaven.co.uk/

>

[Guest guest]

Amy,

I am so glad that you are doing so well, keep it up. It has taken me more than 3

years to get better, yippee hoorah

Eva

From: Amy <muttville@...>

Subject: rheumatic Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

rheumatic

Date: Wednesday, February 23, 2011, 9:33 AM

 

I wanted to share my success with antibiotic protocol. I am well on the

road to remission after 5 months of AP (100mg generic minocycline ( brand)

3 days a week)and avoid foods that aggravate my immune system as is supported by

the member who shared the food allergy website below.

My lab tests for rheumatoid factor and anti-ccp haven't dropped yet, but I am

just amazed at what I am able to do with my hands these days. I wanted to give

others who are on this path hope. I had only had symptoms of RA for a year when

I found AP. I think that is why I have responded after just 5 months. I also

believe that I've made progress by pampering my immune system by avoiding

certain foods and using Ultra Clear (by Metagenics) which is a low-allergenic

meal replacement that also helps detoxify the body.

Hold the course...it is working for me.

Amy

>

> look into reactive arthritis (ReA), this one sounds more aggressive

> than RA,

>

> here is how I cured it:

>

> http://www.allergyfreeheaven.co.uk/

>

[Guest guest]

Maz,

I am SOOOOO stoked that I have use of my hands again. Thanks!

So glad to hear of your path and being asymptomatic. How long have you remained

in good health? Have your rheumatoid factor and anti-ccp numbers fallen into the

normal range? How long did that take? How high were they to start with? I am a

scientist and crave to have my lab tests in line with how I am feeling. It will

help me feel more secure that I am healed and not just in a remission that could

flare.

For Sally who asked about my numbers...In Dec 2009 my rheumatoid factor was 409.

Had my anti-ccp tested in July 2010 and it was 90. In Dec. 2010 my rheumatoid

factor fell about 10% to 364. The anti-ccp jumped to 151. Does anyone have any

information on the anti-ccp increasing so much in just 5 months...or maybe I

don't want to know. I do know the mind is a powerful thing and that thoughts can

have real effects on our physical being. I can be happy in my ignorance. LOL, as

long as I have my health.

I am so happy to hear another book coming out about AP...The Road to Ida Grove.

I feel so fortunate to have come across this therapy early in my illness. I want

this information available to everyone.

As for the question on what I eat...

Metagenics Ultra Clear Medical Food (it is a powder I mix with water) for

breakfast.

I do avoid wheat, gluten, corn and am finding now that I can tolerate small

amounts every 10 days or so. And when I do cheat, I take 2,000mg of vitamin C

and that seems to mitigate the effects.

I don't avoid meat, but I don't eat much. When I do eat chicken or beef, it is

usually in soup or casserole. I eat wild salmon. Sam's Club sells Wild Salmon

patties that are delicious. A few ingredients aren't wholesome, but overall they

are not too bad.

I turned to rice and potatoes for my starches. Sweet potatoes and sweet potato

fries. And potato chips...without corn oil.

Today I had salmon, rice, and veggies for lunch. Dinner was chili with beans and

beef and potato chips. I'll probably have an apple later.

I used to love grains with bread being my most loved food of all time. Now I

find I'm not so attracted to them. Even with all the alternative grains such as

buckwheat (a bowl of cream of buckwheat made me miserably sleepy), amaranth,

quinua, etc., I just don't desire grains. I keep gluten-free bread around, but

don't eat it very often. I've even cut way back on rice. At first I was making a

big pot of brown rice and eating off it throughout the week. Now I have rice

maybe twice a week.

I do limit dairy, but end up consuming butter and some cheese. And my body seems

ok with this. Ham and pork in larger servings can create swelling and pain in my

hands the next day, so I limit my exposure to pork. I work in a restaurant so my

diet isn't as clean as if I prepared all my meals at home. My chiropractor

suggested I use Ultra Clear for 3 weeks to clear my system, then slowly

introduce foods back and see which ones aggravated my symptoms. this helped me

identify the foods my immune systems reacts to.

I really do believe that by helping my immune system rest (by not giving it

trigger foods) that it has helped me heal. I have also found that Omega Q Plus

(an omega 3 supplement http://www.drsinatra.com/omega-q-plus.html) helps greatly

with general stiffness and aches as well as my energy. When I go off it for 2 or

3 days, I awake feeling 200 years old.

I hope this helps.

Thanks for your questions. Amy

> > >

> > > look into reactive arthritis (ReA), this one sounds more aggressive

> > > than RA,

> > >

> > > here is how I cured it:

> > >

> > > http://www.allergyfreeheaven.co.uk/

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Amy for all this good info. I continue with mostly raw diet, lots of

sprouts, salads, avocados and soups lightly cooked. Almost no chicken or

fish....not wanting that much anymore. No dairy, wheat, sugar, caffeine, red

meat. I don't fix fancy meals now, but have cravings for more and more

delicious raw food meals. And yes, once in awhile I'll order delivery of

something (even pizza) and do fine with it. Don't do fine with sugar or

caffeine for not having it for so long. My food is simple, but good and

nutritious. Basically, I go for what my body wants. Sally

rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

Maz,

I am SOOOOO stoked that I have use of my hands again. Thanks!

So glad to hear of your path and being asymptomatic. How long have you remained

in good health? Have your rheumatoid factor and anti-ccp numbers fallen into the

normal range? How long did that take? How high were they to start with? I am a

scientist and crave to have my lab tests in line with how I am feeling. It will

help me feel more secure that I am healed and not just in a remission that could

flare.

For Sally who asked about my numbers...In Dec 2009 my rheumatoid factor was 409.

Had my anti-ccp tested in July 2010 and it was 90. In Dec. 2010 my rheumatoid

factor fell about 10% to 364. The anti-ccp jumped to 151. Does anyone have any

information on the anti-ccp increasing so much in just 5 months...or maybe I

don't want to know. I do know the mind is a powerful thing and that thoughts can

have real effects on our physical being. I can be happy in my ignorance. LOL, as

long as I have my health.

I am so happy to hear another book coming out about AP...The Road to Ida Grove.

I feel so fortunate to have come across this therapy early in my illness. I want

this information available to everyone.

As for the question on what I eat...

Metagenics Ultra Clear Medical Food (it is a powder I mix with water) for

breakfast.

I do avoid wheat, gluten, corn and am finding now that I can tolerate small

amounts every 10 days or so. And when I do cheat, I take 2,000mg of vitamin C

and that seems to mitigate the effects.

I don't avoid meat, but I don't eat much. When I do eat chicken or beef, it is

usually in soup or casserole. I eat wild salmon. Sam's Club sells Wild Salmon

patties that are delicious. A few ingredients aren't wholesome, but overall they

are not too bad.

I turned to rice and potatoes for my starches. Sweet potatoes and sweet potato

fries. And potato chips...without corn oil.

Today I had salmon, rice, and veggies for lunch. Dinner was chili with beans and

beef and potato chips. I'll probably have an apple later.

I used to love grains with bread being my most loved food of all time. Now I

find I'm not so attracted to them. Even with all the alternative grains such as

buckwheat (a bowl of cream of buckwheat made me miserably sleepy), amaranth,

quinua, etc., I just don't desire grains. I keep gluten-free bread around, but

don't eat it very often. I've even cut way back on rice. At first I was making a

big pot of brown rice and eating off it throughout the week. Now I have rice

maybe twice a week.

I do limit dairy, but end up consuming butter and some cheese. And my body seems

ok with this. Ham and pork in larger servings can create swelling and pain in my

hands the next day, so I limit my exposure to pork. I work in a restaurant so my

diet isn't as clean as if I prepared all my meals at home. My chiropractor

suggested I use Ultra Clear for 3 weeks to clear my system, then slowly

introduce foods back and see which ones aggravated my symptoms. this helped me

identify the foods my immune systems reacts to.

I really do believe that by helping my immune system rest (by not giving it

trigger foods) that it has helped me heal. I have also found that Omega Q Plus

(an omega 3 supplement http://www.drsinatra.com/omega-q-plus.html) helps greatly

with general stiffness and aches as well as my energy. When I go off it for 2 or

3 days, I awake feeling 200 years old.

I hope this helps.

Thanks for your questions. Amy

> > >

> > > look into reactive arthritis (ReA), this one sounds more aggressive

> > > than RA,

> > >

> > > here is how I cured it:

> > >

> > > http://www.allergyfreeheaven.co.uk/

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I have some questions for those who have done IV's. I've been on AP 7 months,

and next week will be doing my first IV here at home. Doc S. is prescribing 5

days of Clindimycin, 900 mg. twice a day. Questions:

1. During those 5 days, do I up my probiotics, or stop them. I'm thinking the

high dose of clindimycin could defeat any benefit of probiotics?

2. After the 5 days, should I up my probiotics, or do anything special to put

good bacteria back?

Any other imput or suggestions that would help during the 5 days is appreciated.

Sally

rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

Maz,

I am SOOOOO stoked that I have use of my hands again. Thanks!

So glad to hear of your path and being asymptomatic. How long have you remained

in good health? Have your rheumatoid factor and anti-ccp numbers fallen into the

normal range? How long did that take? How high were they to start with? I am a

scientist and crave to have my lab tests in line with how I am feeling. It will

help me feel more secure that I am healed and not just in a remission that could

flare.

For Sally who asked about my numbers...In Dec 2009 my rheumatoid factor was 409.

Had my anti-ccp tested in July 2010 and it was 90. In Dec. 2010 my rheumatoid

factor fell about 10% to 364. The anti-ccp jumped to 151. Does anyone have any

information on the anti-ccp increasing so much in just 5 months...or maybe I

don't want to know. I do know the mind is a powerful thing and that thoughts can

have real effects on our physical being. I can be happy in my ignorance. LOL, as

long as I have my health.

I am so happy to hear another book coming out about AP...The Road to Ida Grove.

I feel so fortunate to have come across this therapy early in my illness. I want

this information available to everyone.

As for the question on what I eat...

Metagenics Ultra Clear Medical Food (it is a powder I mix with water) for

breakfast.

I do avoid wheat, gluten, corn and am finding now that I can tolerate small

amounts every 10 days or so. And when I do cheat, I take 2,000mg of vitamin C

and that seems to mitigate the effects.

I don't avoid meat, but I don't eat much. When I do eat chicken or beef, it is

usually in soup or casserole. I eat wild salmon. Sam's Club sells Wild Salmon

patties that are delicious. A few ingredients aren't wholesome, but overall they

are not too bad.

I turned to rice and potatoes for my starches. Sweet potatoes and sweet potato

fries. And potato chips...without corn oil.

Today I had salmon, rice, and veggies for lunch. Dinner was chili with beans and

beef and potato chips. I'll probably have an apple later.

I used to love grains with bread being my most loved food of all time. Now I

find I'm not so attracted to them. Even with all the alternative grains such as

buckwheat (a bowl of cream of buckwheat made me miserably sleepy), amaranth,

quinua, etc., I just don't desire grains. I keep gluten-free bread around, but

don't eat it very often. I've even cut way back on rice. At first I was making a

big pot of brown rice and eating off it throughout the week. Now I have rice

maybe twice a week.

I do limit dairy, but end up consuming butter and some cheese. And my body seems

ok with this. Ham and pork in larger servings can create swelling and pain in my

hands the next day, so I limit my exposure to pork. I work in a restaurant so my

diet isn't as clean as if I prepared all my meals at home. My chiropractor

suggested I use Ultra Clear for 3 weeks to clear my system, then slowly

introduce foods back and see which ones aggravated my symptoms. this helped me

identify the foods my immune systems reacts to.

I really do believe that by helping my immune system rest (by not giving it

trigger foods) that it has helped me heal. I have also found that Omega Q Plus

(an omega 3 supplement http://www.drsinatra.com/omega-q-plus.html) helps greatly

with general stiffness and aches as well as my energy. When I go off it for 2 or

3 days, I awake feeling 200 years old.

I hope this helps.

Thanks for your questions. Amy

> > >

> > > look into reactive arthritis (ReA), this one sounds more aggressive

> > > than RA,

> > >

> > > here is how I cured it:

> > >

> > > http://www.allergyfreeheaven.co.uk/

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Sally,

Keep taking Minocin even during the IV’s. Yes you can increase probiotics

during and after the IV’s because more antibiotics will kill more good

bacteria. NEVER stop them. There is a supplement called prebiotics which feeds

the good bacteria. Many people say they are unnecessary but I take them.

If you can afford it…to prevent or cure leaky gut get from any supplement

store or by mail…. aloe vera gel, glutamine and slippery elm. I take this

every day even when I am not on antibiotics.

I would ask for 2 doses of Diflucan to take after the IV’s. It is an

antifungal and with all those antibiotics fungus may grow even if you do not

feel or see it.

Then “get ready to feel betterâ€!!!!!

Hugs

cooky

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf Of

mannasal@...

Hi,

I have some questions for those who have done IV's. I've been on AP 7 months,

and next week will be doing my first IV here at home. Doc S. is prescribing 5

days of Clindimycin, 900 mg. twice a day. Questions:

1. During those 5 days, do I up my probiotics, or stop them. I'm thinking the

high dose of clindimycin could defeat any benefit of probiotics?

2. After the 5 days, should I up my probiotics, or do anything special to put

good bacteria back?

Any other imput or suggestions that would help during the 5 days is appreciated.

Sally

[Guest guest]

I bought cartons of yogurt or Kefir and ate them with my lunch. clindamycin

IVmorning and night, good bacteria at noon. seemed to work for me.

Bev H

[Guest guest]

I make my own Kefir and have it every evening before I go to bed. I drink 4 oz

every day. It helps a lot with the gut.

Eva

From: Bev Hannon <bahannon@...>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

rheumatic

Date: Thursday, February 24, 2011, 3:43 PM

 

I bought cartons of yogurt or Kefir and ate them with my lunch.

clindamycin

IVmorning and night, good bacteria at noon. seemed to work for me.

Bev H

[Guest guest]

Hello Eva, How do you make kefir?  Dolores & Mike

From: Bev Hannon <bahannon@...>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

rheumatic

Date: Thursday, February 24, 2011, 3:43 PM

 

I bought cartons of yogurt or Kefir and ate them with my lunch. clindamycin

IVmorning and night, good bacteria at noon. seemed to work for me.

Bev H

[Guest guest]

Dolores, check if anyone has kefir grains, if not send me your address in Puerto

Rico and I will send you some and how to make it. Eva

From: Bev Hannon <bahannon@...>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

rheumatic

Date: Thursday, February 24, 2011, 3:43 PM

 

I bought cartons of yogurt or Kefir and ate them with my lunch. clindamycin

IVmorning and night, good bacteria at noon. seemed to work for me.

Bev H

[Guest guest]

Hi Eva,  Ok!, There is one natural food store about an hour away from us.  I

will go there and check the next time I go to that mall.  I could have used

some kefir tonight.  Instead I ate some cottage cheese and it seemed to calm

down my heartburn.  How are you and Burl doing?  I guess you know that I

finally got my minocin.  I had to call Triax personally and they called my

pharmacy and within 24 hrs. I had my medicine.  How are your hips?  R U up on

your feet yet?  I know you are going to Germany with the church choir.  I wish

I could go to Germany also.  I have a cousin near Manheim whom I would love to

visit.  Take care and thank you for your offer to show me how to make kefir. 

I have not seen any in the food stores here.  Best to you,  Dolores & Mike

From: Bev Hannon <bahannon@...>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

rheumatic

Date: Thursday, February 24, 2011, 3:43 PM

 

I bought cartons of yogurt or Kefir and ate them with my lunch. clindamycin

IVmorning and night, good bacteria at noon. seemed to work for me.

Bev H

[Guest guest]

Youtube is a great place to go to find anything you want to make. I use it a lot

to see how to sprout different seeds and beans. I just watched a few on

kefir....looks pretty easy to make. sally

Re: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

rheumatic

Date: Thursday, February 24, 2011, 3:43 PM

I bought cartons of yogurt or Kefir and ate them with my lunch. clindamycin

IVmorning and night, good bacteria at noon. seemed to work for me.

Bev H

[Guest guest]

Hi Bev,

Have you just done 1 round of clindamycin IVs? I'll be doing 900 units twice

day/5 days. Is their a time to do another round? I have to do this at home for

now, so quite costly......but then what isn't in this journey! Blessings, Sally

Re: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

I bought cartons of yogurt or Kefir and ate them with my lunch. clindamycin

IVmorning and night, good bacteria at noon. seemed to work for me.

Bev H

[Guest guest]

Hi cookie,

when you mentioned Diflucin (antifungal) to take after IV's.....for how long?

On this group we have discussed Lauriciden (natural antifungal, virus, yeast

etc), which I took for about 5 months. Now wondering if I should go back on it

and stay on it??? Does anyone ever just " flip a coin " to make these decisions?

Sally

RE: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

Sally,

Keep taking Minocin even during the IV’s. Yes you can increase probiotics

during and after the IV’s because more antibiotics will kill more good

bacteria. NEVER stop them. There is a supplement called prebiotics which feeds

the good bacteria. Many people say they are unnecessary but I take them.

If you can afford it…to prevent or cure leaky gut get from any supplement

store or by mail…. aloe vera gel, glutamine and slippery elm. I take this

every day even when I am not on antibiotics.

I would ask for 2 doses of Diflucan to take after the IV’s. It is an

antifungal and with all those antibiotics fungus may grow even if you do not

feel or see it.

Then “get ready to feel betterâ€!!!!!

Hugs

cooky

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf Of

mannasal@...

Hi,

I have some questions for those who have done IV's. I've been on AP 7 months,

and next week will be doing my first IV here at home. Doc S. is prescribing 5

days of Clindimycin, 900 mg. twice a day. Questions:

1. During those 5 days, do I up my probiotics, or stop them. I'm thinking the

high dose of clindimycin could defeat any benefit of probiotics?

2. After the 5 days, should I up my probiotics, or do anything special to put

good bacteria back?

Any other imput or suggestions that would help during the 5 days is appreciated.

Sally

[Guest guest]

Sally,

I have used Diflucan as needed since I started the IV’s. My AP doc appreciates

that I am a nurse (not many docs doL) so he orders it for 30 pills and I take it

when I have any of these problems….itchy throat, itchy ears, itchy VaJJ J,

sore throat, itchy feet itchy scalp and sometimes I take one for 2 or 3 days

just because I have been on IV’s and minocin for a long time. Long story why I

take them “just becauseâ€!

In your case I would ask the doc if she feels it would be a good thing to take 2

days of it after the IV’s. Don’t tell her you think it is a good thing but

make it look like it is her idea (doctors hate when you tell them things).

I take the Lauricidin and find that I still get fungus symptoms. I have only

taken it for about a month tho. If your doc says it is not necessary try liquid

OREGANOL. Just do 2 or 3 drops under the tongue (don’t let it touch the sides

of the tongue it is yucky). Then swallow with water. I trust oreganol.

cooky

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf Of

mannasal@...

Hi cookie,

when you mentioned Diflucin (antifungal) to take after IV's.....for how long? On

this group we have discussed Lauriciden (natural antifungal, virus, yeast etc),

which I took for about 5 months. Now wondering if I should go back on it and

stay on it??? Does anyone ever just " flip a coin " to make these decisions? Sally

[Guest guest]

Has anyone found the oregonal has worked as an antifungal?

Molly

Sent from Molly's iPad

[Guest guest]

and if oregonal works, where best to get it? I have 2 small scaley spots on

each elbow and sometime itch really bad. Is that sign of fungas? Thanks also,

sally

rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

Has anyone found the oregonal has worked as an antifungal?

Molly

Sent from Molly's iPad

[Guest guest]

Cookie,

Nurse said doc did call in px for Diflucan (I haven't gotten it yet) but nurse

said to use it if I have yeast infection from antibiotics (which I don't)

should I still get it and take some as prevention? sally

RE: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

Sally,

Keep taking Minocin even during the IV’s. Yes you can increase probiotics

during and after the IV’s because more antibiotics will kill more good

bacteria. NEVER stop them. There is a supplement called prebiotics which feeds

the good bacteria. Many people say they are unnecessary but I take them.

If you can afford it…to prevent or cure leaky gut get from any supplement

store or by mail…. aloe vera gel, glutamine and slippery elm. I take this

every day even when I am not on antibiotics.

I would ask for 2 doses of Diflucan to take after the IV’s. It is an

antifungal and with all those antibiotics fungus may grow even if you do not

feel or see it.

Then “get ready to feel betterâ€!!!!!

Hugs

cooky

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf Of

mannasal@...

Hi,

I have some questions for those who have done IV's. I've been on AP 7 months,

and next week will be doing my first IV here at home. Doc S. is prescribing 5

days of Clindimycin, 900 mg. twice a day. Questions:

1. During those 5 days, do I up my probiotics, or stop them. I'm thinking the

high dose of clindimycin could defeat any benefit of probiotics?

2. After the 5 days, should I up my probiotics, or do anything special to put

good bacteria back?

Any other imput or suggestions that would help during the 5 days is appreciated.

Sally

[Guest guest]

cooky,

I got ONE pill of Diflucan from doc. So, (it's 3 days after end of IV) that's

what I'll take. Her concern was yeast infection. My concern is my RA and NO

LIFE! and this too shall change.........sally

RE: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

Sally,

I have used Diflucan as needed since I started the IV’s. My AP doc appreciates

that I am a nurse (not many docs doL) so he orders it for 30 pills and I take it

when I have any of these problems….itchy throat, itchy ears, itchy VaJJ J,

sore throat, itchy feet itchy scalp and sometimes I take one for 2 or 3 days

just because I have been on IV’s and minocin for a long time. Long story why I

take them “just becauseâ€!

In your case I would ask the doc if she feels it would be a good thing to take 2

days of it after the IV’s. Don’t tell her you think it is a good thing but

make it look like it is her idea (doctors hate when you tell them things).

I take the Lauricidin and find that I still get fungus symptoms. I have only

taken it for about a month tho. If your doc says it is not necessary try liquid

OREGANOL. Just do 2 or 3 drops under the tongue (don’t let it touch the sides

of the tongue it is yucky). Then swallow with water. I trust oreganol.

cooky

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf Of

mannasal@...

Hi cookie,

when you mentioned Diflucin (antifungal) to take after IV's.....for how long? On

this group we have discussed Lauriciden (natural antifungal, virus, yeast etc),

which I took for about 5 months. Now wondering if I should go back on it and

stay on it??? Does anyone ever just " flip a coin " to make these decisions? Sally

[Guest guest]

Sally,

Sometimes yeast can cause arthritis symptoms. Yeast is an amazing critter and

can cause lots of different symptoms that you would never associate with yeast.

Since you were pounded with antibiotics I feel there was going to be a bigger

possibility of yeast.

Hugs

Cooky

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf Of

mannasal@...

cooky,

I got ONE pill of Diflucan from doc. So, (it's 3 days after end of IV) that's

what I'll take. Her concern was yeast infection. My concern is my RA and NO

LIFE! and this too shall change.........sally

[Guest guest]

I have tried every way from here to Sunday to stop this list's email. My

mailbox is exploding. Will the list owner PLEASE remove me from the list!

The reason I no longer need it--my RA is gone because I got cancer and the chemo

blew the RA into oblivion according to my oncologist. Cancer is a breeze

compared to RA.

RE: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

Sally,

Sometimes yeast can cause arthritis symptoms. Yeast is an amazing critter and

can cause lots of different symptoms that you would never associate with yeast.

Since you were pounded with antibiotics I feel there was going to be a bigger

possibility of yeast.

Hugs

Cooky

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf Of

mannasal@...

cooky,

I got ONE pill of Diflucan from doc. So, (it's 3 days after end of IV) that's

what I'll take. Her concern was yeast infection. My concern is my RA and NO

LIFE! and this too shall change.........sally

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From: Jknitl@... <Jknitl@...>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

rheumatic

Date: Wednesday, March 9, 2011, 8:16 PM

 

I have tried every way from here to Sunday to stop this list's email. My

mailbox is exploding. Will the list owner PLEASE remove me from the list!

The reason I no longer need it--my RA is gone because I got cancer and the chemo

blew the RA into oblivion according to my oncologist. Cancer is a breeze

compared to RA.

RE: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

Sally,

Sometimes yeast can cause arthritis symptoms. Yeast is an amazing critter and

can cause lots of different symptoms that you would never associate with yeast.

Since you were pounded with antibiotics I feel there was going to be a bigger

possibility of yeast.

Hugs

Cooky

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf Of

mannasal@...

cooky,

I got ONE pill of Diflucan from doc. So, (it's 3 days after end of IV) that's

what I'll take. Her concern was yeast infection. My concern is my RA and NO

LIFE! and this too shall change.........sally

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Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2011 9:17 PM

rheumatic

Subject: Re: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

I have tried every way from here to Sunday to stop this list's email. My

mailbox is exploding. Will the list owner PLEASE remove me from the list!

The reason I no longer need it--my RA is gone because I got cancer and the

chemo blew the RA into oblivion according to my oncologist. Cancer is a

breeze compared to RA.

RE: rheumatic Re: Antibiotic Protocol Works!!!!

Sally,

Sometimes yeast can cause arthritis symptoms. Yeast is an amazing critter

and

can cause lots of different symptoms that you would never associate with

yeast.

Since you were pounded with antibiotics I feel there was going to be a

bigger

possibility of yeast.

Hugs

Cooky

From: rheumatic <mailto:rheumatic%40>

[mailto:rheumatic <mailto:rheumatic%40> ] On

Behalf Of

mannasal@... <mailto:mannasal%40aim.com>

cooky,

I got ONE pill of Diflucan from doc. So, (it's 3 days after end of IV)

that's

what I'll take. Her concern was yeast infection. My concern is my RA and NO

LIFE! and this too shall change.........sally