Re: Einestein_54RLS/food

[Guest guest]

I have that book too. Another good one is Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine by

Murray and

Pizzorno. But I didn't think to look under Parkinson's. I'll do that right

now. Thanks.

COCO Mo.

mickey frank wrote:

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> Since logging on here I have tried to send message and see no sign that

> I accomplished it. Einnie, 43 yrs, NC born SD transplant. Inherited RLS

> and am about one step away from being severe. Meds took RLS into

> daytime. I could and do scream over that. Exercises and streches last a

> good 15 mins. By morn am grinding teeth to keep from screaming and

> waking my husband. Begging God, crying, am convinced am going insane.

> 13 pills a day and zombied to the max. As of Oct 98, threw all meds in

> trash and strongly started searching for ALT's. Have had some great

> success and would like to share info.

> Read several people ask why we take Parkinsons Med's. In 1995 two Dr's

> (have to look up their names) discovered RLS and a couple of other

> simelar Movement Disorders are offshoot forms of Parkinsons. RLS will

> not put us in a wheel chair in and of itself. Now for the good news,

> Perscription for Nutritional Healing by /Phillys Balch. Can be

> found in the Liberary or at GNC stores for $20.00 and tells good food

> and bad food in the Parkinsons section. I have been incorperating this

> into my life and for Me Thank God it works. No potatoes bananas oats

> raisins. Yes to Peppers carrots beans. Honestly people for me on no meds

> this info works. Had the creepy crawlies this morn and ate cheese and

> toast with bell peppers and Jalapenos cooked on it and within an hour my

> leggs were calm and I started cleaning house. I know this is to long.

> Have more info if anyone is interested. Am very Happy and Thankful to

> have found You All. Einnie

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