Guest guest Posted April 12, 2003 Report Share Posted April 12, 2003 From: <schw9883@...> > Does the frequency make a difference as far as what is being treated? Depends....when one enters the realm of specific frequencies for specific ailments I usually refer them to Rife technology....mostly because they are light-years ahead in research in this area...if you search google for Rife and MOR you'll should find plenty of frequencies.....it is still a hit and miss thing though.... " bugs have a tendency to morph and change their MOR....that why I like s original zapper and Becks blood purifier because of the harmonics that are generated...even if the " bug " attempts to morph, it should still morph into the harmonic range, i.e., it can't get away...: ) I'd like to see them develop a way to amplify the harmonics rather than zoom in on specific frequencies.... Khepri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 15, 2003 Report Share Posted April 15, 2003 on 9/4/03 3:16 PM, Matteo Carlone at matteocarlone@... wrote: > Hello, I am , from Italy, mother of a 22 years old boy AS, not verbal > and I ask your help for a problem with enzymes. My son is GFCF only from > about 8 months and is doing better, with better sleep, and gut > After 3 months of diet we added Enzymaid Kirkman for the possible > infractions to the diet with no changes and then we turned to Enzym > Complete with PPDIV. > I think this is better for him, he seems happier, more " present " but when I > try to reach the serving dose of 2 caps my son is more hyper screaming, and > I have to return to one cap. If the dose is in relation to the amount of the > meal and he eats a lot I don't understand why he reacts, I never tried for > more than two days, maybe a longer time is necessary? > I really thank this list for the help, because otherwise we don't have all > the informations that I can read here, I apologize for my bad english. > Regards > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 20, 2003 Report Share Posted April 20, 2003 Ok, so the heel pain is one of the first signs? I had it really bad a year ago, then in went away and now its back. The doctor told me I needed arch supports but they hurt worse. until I just read about the planta fascititis (spelling) in someones post I didnt realize it was related? Can someone give me more info? What about numbness in a shoulder? And whats the connection with carpal tunnel? Ive already had the surgery. Im only 29 and I feel like Im losing control the pain is so bad. Im allergic to NSAIDS so that doesnt help. Also, before this flare up I was rear ended in July, anyone else have that happen? An accident trigger a flare? Thanks for helping me.. Im new here! Schak [Editor's Note: I don't know if heel pain is common, as a first sign. I can say it was, in my case. See what others say. Maybe it is; it certainly isn't always, and I doubt it is even half of the cases. In general, it's fair to say that stressed and injured joints are much, much more likely to become arthritic; I too have had flareup related to an auto accident (broken hip). I'm sure many others will provide you with their experiences, and you can compare. Nice to have you with us. Good luck! D.] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2003 Report Share Posted April 21, 2003 Here is what has helped me. It might help you. Do your homework and read everything and find a doctor that can help you. Good Luck, Hank History: Present - Minor Joint Aches, no inflammation, All pain stopped, day hikes and grip greatly improved - normal; PA (Psoriatic Arthritis) is about 95% gone; Psoriasis is all gone. No back pain, sleep well. 2/6/02- Lower back – Asymmetry sacroiliitis - X-ray reading – Sleep problems (Pain waking me up twice or more a night). Built a wheelchair ramp for the future. Sulfasalazine 3000mg did not work. 2/6/02 - Mild subluxation on MPC joints - X-ray reading – Brain Fog, Depression; Methotrexate did not work 3/01 - Hands - joint inflammation, sausage fingers, weak grip (trouble putting on socks) – constant pain; Cortisone shots. 11/99- Feet - joint inflammation, hammertoe, heal spur, Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FM; FMS) – trouble walking Cortisone shots; Start of PA 5/85 – Psoriasis - Coal Tar and Dovonex did not work. Procedure: Minocin (Pelletized by Lederle) 1x and acidophilus 3x per day Present - 100mg Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri (Sun lamp every Sunday Evening) Sept 02 - Stopped all RA drugs when I felt better. June-02- 100mg Mon, Wed, Fri April 02 – 50mg Mon, Wed, Fri (No New Pains or symptoms since starting) DIET: Do not eat any MSG or aspartame; see www.msgmyth.com Eliminating MSG is not easy. These ALWAYS contain MSG: Glutamate, Glutamic acid, Gelatin, Monosodium glutamate, Calcium caseinate, Textured protein, Monopotassium glutamate, Sodium caseinate, Yeast nutrient Yeast extract, Yeast food, Autolyzed yeast, Hydrolyzed protein (any protein that is hydrolyzed) If anything, this will force you to eat healthier. Long-term low dosage of antibiotics for the treatment of auto-immune diseases sites. I find these first two sites indispensable for its practical personal info. rheumatic/ (go to Polls) http://www.remedyfind.com/hc-Rheumatoid-Arthritis.asp (Look at the side info, after going into antibiotics) These next two discuss the antibiotic protocols: http://www.roadback.org/lit/facts.php?file=facts/ (Ask them for list of doctors in your area) http://www.immed.org/reports/treatment_considerations/TreatConsid- Report-1.html Read over materials supporting Antibiotic Protocol (AP) therapy and its use in treating autoimmune diseases. Please click the link below to read a very good study on Mycoplasma strands proven to be present in Rheumatic Arthritis (RA) patients. http://www.hbot4u.com/lupus4.html This is a huge directory of links with Mycoplasma and its role in specific diseases includes: Chronic fatigue, Fibromyalgia, and more. http://dir.allzone.com/Health/Conditions_and_Diseases/Infectious_Dise ases/Mycoplasmal/ Very GOOD article by the Arthritis Trust about Minocin! http://www.arthritistrust.org/downloads/newslets/1999winter.pdf " Mycoplasma Infections cause many chronic illness's " http://www.haciendapub.com/article24.html " Mycoplasma infections in RA, Lupus, Fibro., and chronic fatigue " EXCELLENT ARTICLE! http://www.immed.org/publications/autoimmune_illness/pub1-3-13- 00.html Where to buy the Minocin: www.smartmedpharmacy.com Call Terry first to verify that it is: 100mg pelletized by Lederle; Price quantity of 100 ~ $100; Locally (Oregon) its $114 for 30 pills Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 22, 2003 Report Share Posted April 22, 2003 Heel pain was my first sign of arthritis in 1992. (I was diagnosed with PA in 2001). It was diagnosed as gout and I still take allopurinol. I am asking my rheumy to review the diagnosis of gout. Re: [ ] Question Ok, so the heel pain is one of the first signs? I had it really bad a year ago, then in went away and now its back. The doctor told me I needed arch supports but they hurt worse. until I just read about the planta fascititis (spelling) in someones post I didnt realize it was related? Can someone give me more info? What about numbness in a shoulder? And whats the connection with carpal tunnel? Ive already had the surgery. Im only 29 and I feel like Im losing control the pain is so bad. Im allergic to NSAIDS so that doesnt help. Also, before this flare up I was rear ended in July, anyone else have that happen? An accident trigger a flare? Thanks for helping me.. Im new here! Schak [Editor's Note: I don't know if heel pain is common, as a first sign. I can say it was, in my case. See what others say. Maybe it is; it certainly isn't always, and I doubt it is even half of the cases. In general, it's fair to say that stressed and injured joints are much, much more likely to become arthritic; I too have had flareup related to an auto accident (broken hip). I'm sure many others will provide you with their experiences, and you can compare. Nice to have you with us. Good luck! D.] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 22, 2003 Report Share Posted April 22, 2003 Hi, My first diagnosis was " gout " I had one case approximately 5 years ago. Took Allopurinol for 6 months! I now know that I had sausage toes? The second final time was 1 year ago, first it was gout - the blood test confirmed inflamation and uric acid crystals, so I took meds again, but by January, I could not walk, my toes were so swollen, then they did a bone scan and diagnosed Osteomyelitis, then into the hospital I went. Then into surgery to debride the toes *E(^)*#@. Then insertion of a pic line for 6 weeks of IV antibiotics. Finally my Internist did RA testing and sent me to a Rheumy, He said I NEVER had gout or Osteomyelitis.. and many time RA and PA can present themselves like this. This second episode started in October 2001 and I was put into the hospital in January 2002, by that time my toes felt like someone was constantly putting out a match on them. I could not sleep, walk, or move without crying. I am very cautious about any diagnosis of gout, please be careful, and check with your Rheumy, tests can be misleading. Gentle Hugs & Prayers, Carol M. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 1, 2003 Report Share Posted May 1, 2003 Bless your heart!!!!!! You have a platefull girl. I don't know if I can answer your question because there was so much infor given. It sound like Asperger's to me. A lot of what I see or have seen in the past with Cameron, also what I have heard from my friends with Aspie kids. I suggest making a list of all the things that she does, that bother her, that just don't seem right to you. Give the list to the doctor. That way nothing is left out. What do you also think of bi-polar? My girlfriend has a daughter that has Asperger's and a few other things in there as well. Has been diagnosed with depression as well as bi-polar. She has the same things going on as well as your daughter. Read up on everything and ask lots of questions. Best of luck to you!! Janelle ( ) question Hi, its been awhile since i written to the group, my daughter stephanie is 11 and 1/2 now and recentlyyy had a IQ testing done also physcology testing as well.Her neurologist said possible asperger's disorder/adhd also emtionally handicapped as well,although she can do her sixth grade work she is servely delayed in the social skills almost act like a six year old.yesterday they suugest fragile x syndrome to me and to be tested considering the family history.Mine you i have four girls from my ex-husband all four girls have medical problems/christina who is 14 was normal at birth and through on until she reached 13 last year and had a seizure at school.diagnosed as epsiliey(maybe spelled wrong sorry),my 13 year old was 28 weeks at birth weighed 3 lbs 90z was in the nicu for 3 months had breathing problems on oxygen 60 % since birth.had respirstory problems as well she was diagnosed as serve autism at one currently reading 3-4 grade reading level home schooled.my next is stephanie orginally diagnosed as adhd/ocd behavior but was not getting along socially with other kids.screamed in classroom rocking behavior/repeating things but still diagnosed her as adhd.my fourth child had hydrocephlus at birth doing fine in regular school.but history is my cousin child is also austic serve/as well as my grandmother sister back than and now is hushed matter in the family.my ex also has two other children by two diferant women as far as heard from his father which i write almost daily,he said my ex children both have dvelopmenatl problems as well as adhd and aggression problems.i just so confused steph fits both diagnoses here asperger's disorder and fragile x is is possible for both. and as well the adhd.she no longer shows any ocd behavior currently on addreall 25 mg tried everything else before meds, diet change/behavior modification for almost 4 years no help there.one to one is alright she fine but in group she yells and screams alot of more than 20 kids or adults so going to the mall or food shopping we go to 24 hours stores.where we can go early dueing the day or late at night,but with so much diagnoses my head is spinning around i just want her to be able to be self independant as much as possible. we have tried cards and schedule in writing with everytime she does something or remembers something she has to do(ie:combing hair/brushing teeth/clean underwear)she will get a star so far this doesnt work either including pictures of children from morning to they go to sleep she will forget something.she hates change in routine but excels in puzzles and crosswords and computer games figureing them out is a breeze.she also memorizes show tunes from cartoons by heart and knows every pokeman character and their battle types.also has to sleep on the floor never bed /certain clothes bug the hell out of her and sleeps with the real estate channel on current events cant be brought up she will worry about to death very anxious.so help and tell me what you all think thanks for all your support . cynthia blanchard _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 1, 2003 Report Share Posted May 1, 2003 Only got a minute, but wanted to comment that she may have some sensory issues (fine 1:1, not in groups) like too much going on around her at one time, etc., hates feel of certain things.... Has anyone addressed this? Perhaps sensory integration dysfunction (SID)? An occupational therapist can help in these areas. I think AS, ADHD, etc., can all have issues in " sensory " areas. Just a thought! - single mom, 3 sons - , 14, with OCD, dysgraphia, and now HFA > > > Hi, its been awhile since i written to the group, my daughter stephanie is > 11 and 1/2 now and recentlyyy had a IQ testing done also physcology testing > as well.Her neurologist said possible asperger's disorder/adhd also > emtionally handicapped as well,although she can do her sixth grade work she > is servely delayed in the social skills almost act like a six year > old.yesterday they suugest fragile x syndrome to me and to be Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 5, 2003 Report Share Posted May 5, 2003 > teresa paida <chiratmp@...> wrote:I am new to here and perhaps say too many things -- > the whole story is -- and will always be -- god bless > america Whereare you from ? Any participation is always encouraged as we are all here to help one another. I notice you never mention the parsley water. Do you drink that yourself or just the three things because they work alone? Khepri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 6, 2003 Report Share Posted May 6, 2003 What are the names of the movies? / 4makelas@... Way, Way Up in Northern Ontario Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 6, 2003 Report Share Posted May 6, 2003 There are over one hundred of them. Here are some Who Gets The House?The ButterCream GangBehind The WaterfallNo More BathsOn Our OwnScamper The PenquinThe Seventh BrotherSeasons Of The Heart the 4 makelas <4makelas@...> wrote:What are the names of the movies? / 4makelas@... Way, Way Up in Northern Ontario Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 2, 2003 Report Share Posted June 2, 2003 Bingo! You got your answer, LD, many people after asking the question about BP. many LD victims have Low BP and slow heart rate, my father and I both have low Bp 103/63 regularly,, we tend to go up or down more when infection or pain increases. Get your self a LLMD and you will be on your way to a better life! [ ] Question Anyone without a dx of Lyme, but know you have had it for years. All tests neg. Now have a low b/p and slow heart rate (40-50 beats a minute) Stress test was fine. Dx with fibromyalgai and arthritis in 1993. Believe it is all Lyme. I am on Long Island, New York. Anyone with some thoughts? Thanks.. Carol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2003 Report Share Posted July 14, 2003 Did any of you ever hear of " central " hypogonadism? My endo used the term when I had my last check-up. He continued me on weekly shots with a stable 950 level. Even at that level I fight depression on a continual basis. Any information would be helpful. Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2003 Report Share Posted July 14, 2003 I'm pretty sure it's another term for secondary hypogonadism. What it means is that your hypothalmus-pituitary axis doesn't send out the signals. In addition to low testosterone, you could have other pituitary hormones out of wack. The doc should check you for everything. Growth Hormone, Thyroid, all of it.. Jerry > Did any of you ever hear of " central " hypogonadism? My endo used the > term when I had my last check-up. He continued me on weekly shots > with a stable 950 level. Even at that level I fight depression on a > continual basis. > > Any information would be helpful. Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2003 Report Share Posted July 14, 2003 We've had this discussion before. I've postulated that there may exist more than one neural pathway to depression, if that's a correct nomenclature, one amenable to testosterone and the other refractory to testosterone. Last year during consultation session with my psychiatrist, I asked him about this and he agreed. I had T level measured Aug '97 (when I was 59) and it was 607 (241 - 827). As I'm HIV+ (reckon I became infected in 1981 when I was 43) I was on Zoloft at the time. Psychiatrist took me off Zoloft and mid Oct '97 I went on Wellbutrin...that didn't do it....suicidal ideation became more intense...mid Dec '97 psychiatrist added Lithobid (mood stabilizer) and that did it. I've been on that regimen since. The only time that I have suicidal ideation or think about depression is to think with medications, they're non issue for me now. For me I characterized my depression as complete " self absorption " I was so focused on myself. And suicidal ideation was like being in a dark, black, deep well. Generally depression is treated very easily.... Good luck, OR eon RE: Question Did any of you ever hear of " central " hypogonadism? My endo used the term when I had my last check-up. He continued me on weekly shots with a stable 950 level. Even at that level I fight depression on a continual basis. Any information would be helpful. Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2003 Report Share Posted July 20, 2003 > We've had this discussion before. > > I've postulated that there may exist more than one neural pathway to > depression, if that's a correct nomenclature, one amenable to testosterone > and the other refractory to testosterone. Last year during consultation > session with my psychiatrist, I asked him about this and he agreed. > > I had T level measured Aug '97 (when I was 59) and it was 607 (241 - 827). > As I'm HIV+ (reckon I became infected in 1981 when I was 43) I was on > Zoloft at the time. Psychiatrist took me off Zoloft and mid Oct '97 I went > on Wellbutrin...that didn't do it....suicidal ideation became more > intense...mid Dec '97 psychiatrist added Lithobid (mood stabilizer) and that > did it. I've been on that regimen since. > > The only time that I have suicidal ideation or think about depression is to > think with medications, they're non issue for me now. > > For me I characterized my depression as complete " self absorption " I was so > focused on myself. And suicidal ideation was like being in a dark, black, > deep well. > > Generally depression is treated very easily.... > > Good luck, > > OR eon > > RE: Question > > Did any of you ever hear of " central " hypogonadism? My endo used the > term when I had my last check-up. He continued me on weekly shots > with a stable 950 level. Even at that level I fight depression on a > continual basis. > > Any information would be helpful. Thanks. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2003 Report Share Posted August 24, 2003 ----- Original Message ----- From: " iris atzmon " <atzmonh@...> > They speak to researchers, they talk about how good is Dana Farber, (I don't > know details about the institution, maybe there is something to tell?) > > I was targeted as big X and I was told to bug off etc.. > But I do believe in those methods. Which? s or Farber? > based on what I read ...yet I really believe, what do you answer to people > who want research about Hulda > and attack her in a very extreme way? Myself, I call that " stinkin' thinkin'... If they want to worship at the church of the white coats and green pockets, we have to let them...I guess it's their choice... I'm not clear on what you mean about " they want to research and attack her " ? Why there are still people out there that will not admit the world is round and not flat....they refuse to be convinced... I blame our schooling methods as we long ago stopped teaching people how to think and started teaching through repition of facts and multiple choice.....and the more they lower the standars the more arrogant the graduates are!.....this is what we end up with...... > and where can a person be cuerd with reliable Rife method, not quacks? You won't find anyone that will use the word " cured " , as to identifying " quacks " educate youself on Rifes theories and techniques and you will be able to spot the ones yourself..... > I was > told about a barn near Texas....hiding from FDA. Are these the kind of > places people hide? Only the " quacks " hide like that. >How can we spread it? You do research with the device, you document your results to the best of your ability, if you treat another you do not charge for the treatment. Khepri > > Iris. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2003 Report Share Posted August 24, 2003 Hi Iris, Welcome to the group. See below for specifics.... >From: " iris atzmon " <atzmonh@...> >Reply-Dr ><Dr > >Subject: Question >Date: Sun, 24 Aug 2003 10:10:00 +0200 > >Hello, > >I would like to pose a question, I am new here. >I was naive enough to speak about Rife and Hulda in a forum of >people >who have brain cancer, who despise Hulda and I didn't know it... ( " no >license, no research proof, >only testimonials, we don't believe in testimonials, only research, we >called her she said it was not tested " ) I know how you feel being naive. I was that way in my younger days when I was first discovering the wonderful news that we don't have to be sick and tired, as long as we are willing to admit that the drug and cut lords don't have all the answers.... Like you, I assumed that when I passed on the information that I had found so encouraging others would be as excited as I was with the joy of discovery Sadly, that was far from the case. I could speculate all day as well as anyone about what deficiencies in human natrue that cause this to be true, but the fact is that people don't want to take responsibility for their health. Fact is, when people can (in general - that means there are specific exceptions), they want to shirk tiheir responsibility in a lot of ways. Then, they blame someone else when things don't go right. This is certainly true in health. People prefer to beilive the lie that Doctors know so much better than us ignorant folk about what's good for us, that there's no use in us trying to learn about how we can be healthy - except to accept blindly what the doctors tell us. You and I arent' going to change human nature in general. We can along the way introduce willing people to alternative methods, but willing people are few and far between. The internet is the best thing that has happened to educating willing people on alternative methods. We are few and far between, but can share information world wide as long as we can speak a common language. > >About Rife- again- 'if it was so good it would have been used much more >with big profits " >but at he same time don't want to read Lynes book about him ( " no time " ...) > >They speak to researchers, they talk about how good is Dana Farber, (I >don't >know details about the institution, maybe there is something to tell?) > > I was targeted as big X and I was told to bug off etc.. >But I do believe in those methods. >based on what I read ...yet I really believe, what do you answer to people >who want research about Hulda >and attack her in a very extreme way? >and where can a person be cuerd with reliable Rife method, not quacks? I >was >told about a barn near Texas....hiding from FDA. Are these the kind of >places people hide? How can we spread it? > >Iris. Quacks and real healers alike at times hide from the established conventional medical world in this country (USA). That's because they are both hunted down and their practices destroyed so that they can no longer practice their quacker or healing as the case may be. I agree with about everything Khepri says except that in the USA only quacks hide You won't find a list of alternative healers that could be obtained by the Quackwatch and provide easy pickings for them. They would then know where to throw their seemingly unlimited money in their zeal to eliminate the competition to the drug and surgery industry. It sounds like you are just getting started along the road to learning about alternatirve methods that work to promote better health, as well as the harrasement and hindrace by those promoting methods that at best cover symptoms while causing or allowing health to deteriorate. Keep learning and this one of many good places to learn Of course, I could be wrong on that and it wouldn't be the first time. The best you can do is educate yourself and any family and friends that you can have an influence over. What you have experienced on the other list is the reason there are alternative friendly lsts on the net, and their rules requiring alternative friendly people only as members must at times be enforced. The people who oppose alternative methods sometimes show up here and intentionallly try and cause disruption. You other list to which you refer is not alternative friendly, and there's nothing you can do about that unless you were to receive the ownership of the list. Glad you are here. Vince _________________________________________________________________ Help protect your PC: Get a free online virus scan at McAfee.com. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2003 Report Share Posted October 25, 2003 Badly needing help, I was told by a specialist that if I do not go for surgery I would die within a year. I opted for NO surgery or commercial medical treatment. I do go for blood tests and ultra sound. I am alive and kick'n 3 years after the original prognosis. Recent ultra sound tests show shrinkage of the tumor. But it still is there. I use Essiac, 714X, Vitamin C and the Hoxsey formula (when I am not on Essiac) and go on and off B3 and beta carotene. Diet was very strict at first and I have started to let some things like coffee slip into my daily regime. But I still drink alot of green tea. None of the treatments I use are covered by insurance and no local so-called doctor would help me get 714X which is available through Health Canada (doublespeak). So I searched and found a reliable black market source of 714X . If I had the money I'd ship myself off to a health spa in the sun and soak up the " healing " vibes and be treated to the best natural healing methods available. Instead I am learning to heal myself at home on a shoe string budget. Trying new things like - music lessons!! Yoga. Learning to be patient with healing myself and listening to my body. Aesculapius-Canada Count all your wounds that brought you here. Lay your blessings end to end. Rid yourself of all regrets, Because here is where it all begins. -Excerpt from the Cowboy Junkies " I'm so Open " ???? <stephanne909@...> wrote: I have a question. How many of you have been cured of cancer by using natural things? I am not going to cut,burn, or poison myself. I need to know what therapies work and where to get it done. Also, are these therapies covered by insurance. I have heard of a clinic in Athens,Oh run by Dr. Knouse. Please, if anyone can answer my questions. I am needing help badly. Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 26, 2003 Report Share Posted October 26, 2003 Aesculapius, Have you tried checking you pH? We have found that as long as you can raise your pH above 7.2 at least some parts of the day, healing will commence. Cells that remain acid will eventually become toxic, but when allowed back to alkaline, the homeostasis will kick back in, and help the cells revert to healthy. The check is a simple litmus paper strip that you wet with your saliva. The pH paper is available in any garden supply store. We offer a number of products that help with alkalizing. But there are many lifestyle methods that do not even require a purchase of any special or high priced supplements. If you go to the Books section of our website, you can find several that address the issue. We are making a huge difference in the lives of people who are willing to educate themselves and make some simple changes. www.life-enthusiast.com From: aesculapius_ca Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 6:44 PM Subject: Re: [ ] question Badly needing help, I was told by a specialist that if I do not go for surgery I would die within a year. I opted for NO surgery or commercial medical treatment. I do go for blood tests and ultra sound. I am alive and kick'n 3 years after the original prognosis. Recent ultra sound tests show shrinkage of the tumor. But it still is there. I use Essiac, 714X, Vitamin C and the Hoxsey formula (when I am not on Essiac) and go on and off B3 and beta carotene. Diet was very strict at first and I have started to let some things like coffee slip into my daily regime. But I still drink alot of green tea. None of the treatments I use are covered by insurance and no local so-called doctor would help me get 714X which is available through Health Canada (doublespeak). So I searched and found a reliable black market source of 714X . If I had the money I'd ship myself off to a health spa in the sun and soak up the " healing " vibes and be treated to the best natural healing methods available. Instead I am learning to heal myself at home on a shoe string budget. Trying new things like - music lessons!! Yoga. Learning to be patient with healing myself and listening to my body. Aesculapius-Canada Count all your wounds that brought you here. Lay your blessings end to end. Rid yourself of all regrets, Because here is where it all begins. -Excerpt from the Cowboy Junkies " I'm so Open " ???? <stephanne909@...> wrote: I have a question. How many of you have been cured of cancer by using natural things? I am not going to cut,burn, or poison myself. I need to know what therapies work and where to get it done. Also, are these therapies covered by insurance. I have heard of a clinic in Athens,Oh run by Dr. Knouse. Please, if anyone can answer my questions. I am needing help badly. Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2004 Report Share Posted January 19, 2004 Sue, my insurance company paid for 12 weeks and then decided that I was cured. Now everything I do such as doctors, medicine and test are questioned and have to go through many(and I mean many) appeals. They need to get their heads out of their butts, and check out some of these Lyme sites and see how we live our everyday lifes. Janet Sue Vogan <suelymer97@...> wrote: I have been reading up on the W.H.O and NIAID (research groups)....anyone else? Also, been researching drug companies (Pfizer seems to be listed the rishest company on the Fortune 500 list). And, wanted to know if anyone has had problems with their insurance companies....not paying for treatment, denying LLMDs, etc.. Thanks.........sue Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2004 Report Share Posted February 3, 2004 I think Andy said something about 18 months waiting reccently, but I could be wrong. Dagmar. [ ] Question I am hoping to get my amalgams removed in March/April. We are hoping to get pregnant after that time......is there a time period after amalgam removal to wait for pregnancy? We may wait for chelation as the access to chelation materials is difficult in Africa where we are now, as is importation..... Thank you, Susie ======================================================= Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2004 Report Share Posted February 3, 2004 I have heard one and a half years after detoxing thrown around. The point is, you want to have as little mercury in your body as you can. As a former international kid, I'm afraid my firstborn might have gotten a bunch from me, but who's to say? Barb [ ] Question > I am hoping to get my amalgams removed in March/April. > > We are hoping to get pregnant after that time......is there a time > period after amalgam removal to wait for pregnancy? > > We may wait for chelation as the access to chelation materials is > difficult in Africa where we are now, as is importation..... > > Thank you, > > Susie > > > ======================================================= > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2004 Report Share Posted February 3, 2004 wOOH PONY! I am so suprised. I was thinking 1 or 2 months after my amalgams were out until I could get pregnant.....I've been trying to wait for the weaning of my current baby, in order to get them out......I wasn't prepared to wait years after my amalgams were out to get pregnant again.....Chelation is in the future, hopefully, but when I have more access to the chelation elements..... hmmm......1 1/2 years.....where could I get more info on this... Susie > I have heard one and a half years after detoxing thrown around. The point > is, you want to have as little mercury in your body as you can. As a former > international kid, I'm afraid my firstborn might have gotten a bunch from > me, but who's to say? > Barb > [ ] Question > > > > I am hoping to get my amalgams removed in March/April. > > > > We are hoping to get pregnant after that time......is there a time > > period after amalgam removal to wait for pregnancy? > > > > We may wait for chelation as the access to chelation materials is > > difficult in Africa where we are now, as is importation..... > > > > Thank you, > > > > Susie > > > > > > ======================================================= > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2004 Report Share Posted February 3, 2004 There is currently no test on Earth to determine you are 100% clean of mercury once you have been exposed. So " how clean " you are and " how fast " you can get mercury out of your system, are relative questions. > > I have heard one and a half years after detoxing thrown around. > The point > > is, you want to have as little mercury in your body as you can. As > a former > > international kid, I'm afraid my firstborn might have gotten a > bunch from > > me, but who's to say? > > Barb > > [ ] Question > > > > > > > I am hoping to get my amalgams removed in March/April. > > > > > > We are hoping to get pregnant after that time......is there a time > > > period after amalgam removal to wait for pregnancy? > > > > > > We may wait for chelation as the access to chelation materials is > > > difficult in Africa where we are now, as is importation..... > > > > > > Thank you, > > > > > > Susie > > > > > > > > > ======================================================= > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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