Re: fish oil free of Vit D, to Lynne

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Hi Lynne

 

I seached internet to find if it is possible remove vit D from fish oil. I

didn't find anything but I did find some article that mentions fish oil can be

free of vit D. I know vit D is fat soluble vit and should have good solubility

in fish oil but there is ways to seperate vit D from fish oil based on my

chemistry knowledge. Why do you say it is not possible to remove vit D from fish

oil?

 

soheila  

>

> From: Ethel Snooks <emsnooksbellsouth (DOT) net

> <mailto:emsnooks% 40bellsouth. net>>

> Subject: Re: rheumatic how long?

> rheumatic@grou ps.com <mailto:rheumatic% 40groups. com>

> Date: Wednesday, August 6, 2008, 7:13 AM

>

> > Leonie, my rheumatologist Dr Whitman,who a lot of people on this list

> > go to, has said that he can help people with AP only if they come to

> > him before they are too far gone with damage to their joints. >

>

> Possibly Dr. Whitman has made a decision not to treat people with damaged

> joints, because in his experience success has not been attained. That may

> not be due to the therapy but to the fact either the patient was

> non-compliant or had other issues that needed addressing concurrently

> with

> the AP that were not looked for or believed to be part of the problem.

> Then

> too, there aren't many physicians that understand the role proper

> nutrition

> and detoxing of the body play in getting some of these difficult cases

> well

> from disease.

> Let me state again - disease starts in the colon. 80% of immune function

> takes place in that colon, and as long as it is out of balance,

> wellness is

> difficult (in some cases impossible) to achieve.

>

> Dr. Brown's practice consisted mainly of patients who had failed

> conventional therapies and yet he had a 70% success rate. If he had

> understood the role nutrition and detoxing the body play in getting

> people

> well, that rate would have been higher.

>

> I remember meeting the FAIR ladies. This was a group of very grateful

> older

> women treated by Dr. Brown, who had failed conventional therapies, that

> formed an auxiliary organization to encourage people on the therapy

> who came

> to Dr. Brown's office. Some of these ladies had horrible damage - much

> worse than I had sustained, and so hard to watch them deal with, yet now

> their disease was in remission.

>

> Before finding this therapy, I had severe RA for 17 years followed by a

> diagnosis of polymyositis and Sjogren's Syndrome. The polymyositis nearly

> took my life but that's another story. Within six months of the RA

> diagnosis, I had crippling in my hands to the point surgery was

> recommended. The disease progressed rapidly, causing damage to other

> joints

> as well - neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hands, hips and feet that

> restricted range of motion to the point of limiting my ability to

> function

> normally. I had joint replacement surgery on my hands and reconstruction

> surgery on both feet before ever findng the AP.

>

> I was told it could take three to five years before I could see any

> improvement! Today I am free of disease and off antibiotics - living a

> healthy lifestyle and detoxing periodically. The crippled joints that

> restricted movement are no longer - function having been restored through

> prolotherapy.

>

> Loftis, whose story appears on our web page, took 7 years to

> reach

> remission. And I remember one woman who was in the support group back in

> the 90's that was badly crippled by the disease; her lifestyle greatly

> curtailed by the damage she suffered. Her hips had been replaced at the

> orthopaedic hospital where Dr. Brown's patients got their IVs. She had

> been

> on the AP for 5 years with no sign of improvement and was about ready to

> give up when it happened for her. Even joint damage improved to the point

> she was able to travel cross country and care for a sick family member.

>

> The therapy takes time and that time is different from person to person.

>

> We now have two therapies for these diseases - Dr. Brown's AP and the

> Marshall Protocol developed by Trevor Marshall, Ph.D. Both of them take

> time and patience, and both of them are enhanced by proper nutrition and

> detoxing of the body - something so few are willing to do.

>

> Ethel

>

> >

> >> hello,

> >> can anyone tell me what is the longest time one has to/should wait

> >> till AP kicks in ? i'm getting edgey since i'm on the verge of going

> >> crippled due to my dicky knees. my GP/rheumy is breathing down my

> >> neck to go on DMARDs. my x-rays show a lot of damage (no surprise).

> >> wish i had've done AP years sooner instead of listening to that

> >> stupid chandu who came on the list with ideas of curing RA with diet

> >> - that wasn't helpful and just distracted me from doing AP. have i

> >> left it too late to reverse this horrible condition ? i'm feeling

> >> very anxious. thanks for putting up with my whining posts....

> >>

> >> best,

> >>

> >> ~Leonie

> >> leoniecentbigpond (DOT) com

> >>

> >> 02 62556202

> >>

> >>