Re: also....

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it doesn't poison the nerves it just irritates them and lets you know something

is wrong

Also....

How does spinal fluid poison the nerves? That is just something I dont

understand..if it's leaking, it gets into the nerves, that causes the

nerve pain that my brother has had...I just cant wrap my brain around

that kind of pain!

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Thanks for that post....great info!

The very best whey protein I have found is offered by Dr. Mercola.

This is the only whey protein I buy now.

http://proteinpowder.mercola.com/Miracle-Whey-Protein.html

Made from all-natural grass fed cows' whey, GMO free, pesticide free, so many

good positives about this product I can't list them all!

Patty

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well dang patty now i'm just confused. LOL

i was reading up on it and it sounded great and then it said about yours that

you should choose concentrate NOT isolate and the article i read said bioactive

isolate NOT concentrate. how in the world are we suppose to know exactly whats

best when there is so much conflicting information? i drank a protein shake

every morning for breakfast and after every workout before i started feeling

really bad from the fibro. now i'm reading lifting weights, jogging, running,

bicycling are no no's. then i read with the blood type diet that whey is

something O blood type is suppose to avoid. so i thought maybe on top of the

implants maybe that was one more thing i was doing bad for myself. i had also

thought drinking soy milk instead of cow milk was a good alternative too and

then i read that soy is bad for thyroid problems and also increases risks of

breast cancer. again, you read one place it's good for you and somewhere else

it's bad then you're just confused. so i'm on the fence about starting the whey

protein again but i feel like my muscles are starving for energy. i have a list

i've comprised from all these articles i've read and i don't know where to

start. then you worry about taking too much for two long. my naturopath friend

always told me that there was many herbs and supplements that you could only

take for awhile and then need to take a month or so break in between.

so anyway, you have noticed a difference in your muscle energy, stiffness,

soreness and so forth? would you happen to know your blood type out of

curiosity?

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Hi ,

I know, huh? It can be so frustrating. Such conflicting information all the

time.

I just get a good read on all of the available info and make a decision that I

am comfortable with, considering the source.

For instance, when it comes to the whey protein isolates, the information I read

says that they can easily become denatured. That should be a source of

concern. I really don't want anything denatured in my body. Denatured foods

are not generally good for us.

Dr. Mercola states these problems with the isolates:

" Protein isolates are proteins stripped away from their nutritional cofactors.

There are three problems with that...All isolates are exposed to acid

processing. Your body cannot assimilate proteins in isolated form. Due to

over-processing, isolates are deficient in key amino acids and nutritional

cofactors. "

What is it about the isolates that you need for fibromyalgia? I know that

glutathione is important, but there are other ways to get that without using the

isolates, isn't there?

I wonder if you could try both kinds and see if you feel better on one over

another? If you do, please let us know.

With Fibromyalgia, I think the thing with exercise is to judge what you CAN do

and try not to overdo it, which can set you back quite a bit. Some women

absolutely cannot do any exercise, as they are too ill. But eventually many

will get to a point where the exercise helps tremendously instead of sending

them back to bed. So, you find that point which works well for you. It's a

process.

My blood type is A+. I avoid soy. I eat meat. My naturopath put me on the

" EAting for your Blood type " diet when I first was sick, but right now, I can

eat pretty much anything and feel OK. Occasionally I will notice a little bit

of brain fog, but I found that it is related to a lack of sleep. I need those 8

hours every night! But when I was first sick, I reacted to many foods, and

looking back on it, I am pretty certain it had to do with the sulfation activity

going on in my liver.

Right now, what I do is epsom salt baths and the coffee enemas as a form of

regular detoxing. It's much more simpler than what I used to do, now that I

have healed. Earlier in my illness, (10 years ago) I was at a point where my

illness consumed my entire life.

Fasting was the most effective thing I did for relief of any kind of pain or

joint stiffness.

I did water only fasting and juice fasting for anywhere from 3 days to 10 days,

(water only) and 14 days (juice fasting.)

I use the Miracle whey occasionally, and count it as a great source for

glutathione, which we don't want to be deficient in!

Otherwise, I am a raw milk drinker!

I really hope you start to feel better ! It's a process to find out what

works for you.

But fibromyalgia can be beaten...some of the girls here have done it, and I know

healing can happen!

God bless,

Patty

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