RE: dear Ethel/healing the gut/I need help

[Guest guest]

Leonie, is correct. Disease starts in the colon! With 80% of immune

function taking place in the gut, when it is out of balance disease can and

does eventually take you down. Nutrition with appropriate supplements

(including a good probiotic) and rebalancing the gut is essential then to a

return of health - no matter what the diagnosis. That is the reasoning

behind the IV clindamycin - to clear the gut - jump-starting the AP therapy.

However, we now know that in the majority of cases there are ways to do that

can be just as effective without resorting to toxic drugs. It's called

detoxing the body doing parasite, bowel and liver/gallbladder cleanses -

sometimes over and over again depending on the severity of the illness. In

some cases kidney, bladder and heavy metal cleanses are required as well.

The use of home-made saunas can be of so much benefit. Detoxing is

something everybody should do once or twice yearly in this day and age.

Yes, it's work - something most people refuse to do preferring to swallow a

pill, hoping it will do the same thing. It doesn't.

Dr. Hulda , Ph.D., author of many books including " The Cure for All

Diseases " lists cleanses and cleanups on her site - www..net. I've

used them and have recommended them to others who have used them - all with

good success.

I've also found parasite cleanses by Premier Research Lab in Round Rock, TX.

to be very effective - Parastat and Paracidin. Paragone by Renew is another

very effective one. It takes a good 30 days to clear parasites - sometimes

longer. For the liver/gallbladder cleanse, I prefer using more lemon juice

long with the cold-pressed virgin olive oil than Dr. recommends.

The FAQ has information on clearing Candida and leaky gut.

Remember to drink a lot of water, and make sure you have two good bowel

movements a day. If constipation is a problem, it must be corrected.

Consider taking a heaping teaspoon of pysillium in a full glass of water

daily. Intestinal 1 by Dr. Schulze (www.herbdoc.com) is very

effective.

BTW, the organisms responsible for these diseases thrive in an acid,

oxygen-deprived environment, so raise the alkalinity of the body through

your diet. www.hacres.com has good information. The book " Alkalize or Die "

by Broody includes values for foods to help you determine which foods you

should eat to keep the body in an alkaline state.

Ethel

rheumatic dear Ethel/healing the gut/I need help

Hi Ethel,

I'm stalling on starting the AP due to a mixture of anxiety and lack of

knowledge about it. I now realise, thanks to monique, that gut health is

crucial to success on the AP. Can you give me some pointers as to what you

did, and what protocols/products you used to heal your gut ? I just can't

figure it all out on my own and i find naturopaths useless. My mind is like

mashed potato these days and i need help. Thanks so much...

~Leonie

[Guest guest]

Hi Leonie;

Here is a little more info. Just google ...Dr. Leo Gallant and leaky

gut... he has the best info around in plain language that anyone can

understand even when beset by brain fog. Lynne

> Leonie, is correct. Disease starts in the colon! With 80% of

> immune

> function taking place in the gut, when it is out of balance disease

> can and

> does eventually take you down. Nutrition with appropriate supplements

> (including a good probiotic) and rebalancing the gut is essential then

> to a

> return of health - no matter what the diagnosis. That is the reasoning

> behind the IV clindamycin - to clear the gut - jump-starting the AP

> therapy.

> However, we now know that in the majority of cases there are ways to

> do that

> can be just as effective without resorting to toxic drugs. It's called

> detoxing the body doing parasite, bowel and liver/gallbladder cleanses -

> sometimes over and over again depending on the severity of the illness. In

> some cases kidney, bladder and heavy metal cleanses are required as well.

> The use of home-made saunas can be of so much benefit. Detoxing is

> something everybody should do once or twice yearly in this day and age.

> Yes, it's work - something most people refuse to do preferring to

> swallow a

> pill, hoping it will do the same thing. It doesn't.

>

> Dr. Hulda , Ph.D., author of many books including " The Cure for All

> Diseases " lists cleanses and cleanups on her site - www..net. I've

> used them and have recommended them to others who have used them - all

> with

> good success.

>

> I've also found parasite cleanses by Premier Research Lab in Round

> Rock, TX.

> to be very effective - Parastat and Paracidin. Paragone by Renew is

> another

> very effective one. It takes a good 30 days to clear parasites - sometimes

> longer. For the liver/gallbladder cleanse, I prefer using more lemon juice

> long with the cold-pressed virgin olive oil than Dr. recommends.

>

> The FAQ has information on clearing Candida and leaky gut.

>

> Remember to drink a lot of water, and make sure you have two good bowel

> movements a day. If constipation is a problem, it must be corrected.

> Consider taking a heaping teaspoon of pysillium in a full glass of water

> daily. Intestinal 1 by Dr. Schulze (www.herbdoc.com) is very

> effective.

>

> BTW, the organisms responsible for these diseases thrive in an acid,

> oxygen-deprived environment, so raise the alkalinity of the body through

> your diet. www.hacres.com has good information. The book " Alkalize or Die "

> by Broody includes values for foods to help you determine which foods you

> should eat to keep the body in an alkaline state.

>

> Ethel

>

> rheumatic dear Ethel/healing the gut/I need help

>

> Hi Ethel,

>

> I'm stalling on starting the AP due to a mixture of anxiety and lack of

> knowledge about it. I now realise, thanks to monique, that gut health is

> crucial to success on the AP. Can you give me some pointers as to what you

> did, and what protocols/products you used to heal your gut ? I just can't

> figure it all out on my own and i find naturopaths useless. My mind is

> like

> mashed potato these days and i need help. Thanks so much...

>

> ~Leonie

>

>

[Guest guest]

Leonie, here is the information Lynne is referring to. A good read for

everybody on this list.

http://www.mdheal.org/leakygut.htm

http://www.ei-resource.org/articles/candida-and-gut-dysbiosis-articles/intes

tinal-parasites,-bacterial-dysbiosis-and-leaky-gut/

Ethel

rheumatic dear Ethel/healing the gut/I need help

>

> Hi Ethel,

>

> I'm stalling on starting the AP due to a mixture of anxiety and lack of

> knowledge about it. I now realise, thanks to monique, that gut health is

> crucial to success on the AP. Can you give me some pointers as to what you

> did, and what protocols/products you used to heal your gut ? I just can't

> figure it all out on my own and i find naturopaths useless. My mind is

> like

> mashed potato these days and i need help. Thanks so much...

>

> ~Leonie

>

>