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There are many supplements and foods you can buy and eat to help support your

immune system.

Immune system support usually involves killing off those things that the immune

system would normally have to fight. By killing them off with natural

supplements and foods, you lighten the load in your body.

So, natural immune system support would include anything that would be

considered an anti-viral, anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, AND also those things

that are considered PRO-biotic, or friendly bacteria that do good work.

Raw garlic is a good all around anti-pathogenic food/herb. Oil of oregano,

colloidal silver, caprylic acid, olive leaf extract, and kefir/yogurt/fermented

foods provide good bacteria. You can also take probiotic pills.

Reducing inflammation is another aspect of immune system modulation. To reduce

inflammation, you can use enzymes, omega 3 fatty acids, and herbs, but it is

also vitally important to stop eating those foods that promote inflammation as

well. You really can't do one without the other. Animal foods with their

saturated fats promote inflammation because of the omega 6 fats. On the other

hand, fish with their omega 3 fats are anti-inflammatory, so using fish for your

sole animal protein would be the best way to go. Then add in fish oil

supplements as well.

Tumeric is a good anti-inflammatory herb. Pineapples provide bromelain, so eat

pineapple if you can, but not canned...you need fresh.

Enzymes such as Medizym taken on an empty stomach do much to help reduce

inflammation.

It takes longer for natural methods to work, but hopefully you can heal without

the use of plaquenil. I never took it. Instead, I did a lot of fasting (which

stirred up stuff and I would still have inflammation, but over time everything

cleared up.)

I hope this is helpful....

Patty

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> She recommend Plaquenil 200....400 mg  for the immune system

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Great photo of success!! Thanks !

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> > I'm to scared of taking any meds incase it sets off something else!  Does

anyone no what is great for the immune system that is natural?maria xx

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GG,

Did it have sugar in it (was it flavored?)

Usually the store bought kefir is loaded with sugar to ward off the sourness of

fermented dairy, but the biggest issue with store bought kefir is that it does

not have the same volume and varieties of beneficial bacteria that your homemade

version will have using kefir grains. That is true of even the plain kind.

But if you can only get kefir by buying it rather than making it, then that

would be preferable to having none at all. Unless, of course, dairy is

troublesome for you.

Some people don't do well with dairy because homogenization and pasteurization

alters the availability of the calcium...though more common reasons are because

of being lactose intolerant or allergic to the casein.

However, I knew a woman in Vegas whose son was ill because of her having

implants while pregnant with him, and he could NOT DRINK store bought milk at

all. He could not tolerate it. However, he could drink raw milk by the gallon!

So, it doesn't hurt to check it all out and see what works best for you.

Patty

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> From: Sandy <dusty.com@...>

> Subject: Inflammation - Plaquenil

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> Cc: " Sandy " <dusty.com@...>

> Date: Friday, 2 July, 2010, 18:07

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> Does Plaquenil help with inflammation? ??

> If so what were your noticable results ??

> Sandy~

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> She recommend Plaquenil 200....400 mg for the immune system

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Hi ,

same thing happened with me my Dr wouldn't give me it either, in a way I am glad though as I am trying to do things the natural way.

I would love to talk to you about things, are you on face book?

 

Sue

On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 8:13 PM, <DGRAHAMA@...> wrote:

 

Plaquinil is one of the strongest anti-inflammatories

one can take..   I took it for 5 years for the lupus...

It cut the edge for me.  

It is NOT something that cures you tho..

 

It is much easier when dealing with doctors if you dont

really talk about the implant issue.  That makes doctors

be on the defensive and think everyone is out to sue....

If you find a doctor that is smart and knows the adverse

affects of chemicals in implants, then hang on to them.....

 

When the power of love

overcomes the love of power the world will know peace.

~ Jimi Hendrix

Inflammation - Plaquenil

Cc: " Sandy " <dusty.comcomcast (DOT) net>

Date: Friday, 2 July, 2010, 18:07

 

Does Plaquenil help with inflammation? ??

If so what were your noticable results ??

Sandy~

 

 

Hi, She recommend Plaquenil 200....400 mg  for the immune system

 

 

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G G~

There is a huge difference in making it versus purchasing it.

Purchasing it, it is processed ! and has no telling what all in

it and there is also no telling what and how many truly good

organisms in it........

Hugs

Dede

When the power of love

overcomes the love of power

the world will know peace.

~ Jimi Hendrix

Inflammation - Plaquenil

Cc: "Sandy" <dusty.comcomcast (DOT) net>

Date: Friday, 2 July, 2010, 18:07

Does Plaquenil help with inflammation? ??

If so what were your noticable results ??

Sandy~

Hi, She recommend Plaquenil 200....400 mg for the immune system

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It's all about doing what we can, that's for sure, without going crazy.

I used to make my own kefir with raw milk and loved it. I still have half a

dozen little containers of frozen kefir grains in my freezer. I had to stop,

because my family wasn't helping me to drink it fast enough and I was getting

overrun with kefir grains! They were multiplying and the milk was fermenting so

fast I couldn't keep up. When we went on vacation, I gave it a rest for awhile

and put the grains in storage. Once in awhile I try to pick it back up, but

found that frozen kefir grains take a little effort to " wake back up " . The milk

tastes off for awhile, and you end up throwing away good milk until the bacteria

get back into balance.

If you don't want to make kefir with the bonafide grain itself, you can buy

packages of kefir culture that will make quite a number of batches before the

culture weakens and needs to be refreshed with new cultures. This works well

for those who know they won't keep up with the kefir grains and keeping them in

good balance.

When my grains got off balance, several times I've used yogurt to bring them

back into balance, and that seemed to help.

Dede sounds like she's got it down to a science by now!

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> > Subject: Inflammation - Plaquenil

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> > Date: Friday, 2 July, 2010, 18:07

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> > Does Plaquenil help with inflammation? ??

> > If so what were your noticable results ??

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> > She recommend Plaquenil 200....400 mg for the immune system

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