Re: Rheumatoid Arthritis

[Guest guest]

I beleive we have to get rid of the metals before we can

fight off the bacteria and viruses totally,

I had a freind who has since passed due to cancer. SHe

had tested positive for mycoplasma infection and went on

antibiotics, two of them ,{ cannot rememember their name} . SHe

had had poor health since childhood , then in her 30s got

the chronic fatigue so bad it was crisis time. She had alot

of mercury and tested positive for this and for lead.

After some years , at least 2 maybe more, she felt still

dependent on the antibiotics, getting worse when she lowered

the dose, but she did not beat the chronic fatigue. So

part of the puzzle would also be do you also have heavy

metals?.

Also there is the psychological factor of feeling better.

I personally find I often jump the gun when I get an

improvement.. I had been soo ill and am still ill. But

after having 100 nails in my foot, in the end getting out 50

still means I have the 50 to remove. It sure feels nice

having the 50 out, but it still feels crappy in comparison

to what true health is. Having been ill for so long and also

being alone for alot of it, I tend to revel in the relief

and hope of having improved some. Then after a certain amount

of time I am back to realizing I still have a ways to go.

LIke now--- I am back to being sensitive to some foods

again. And so I have to get the courage again to keep on

working.. It just makes sense tHe heavy metals just prevent

too much of our natural and true healing processes to do

their thing.

nanci

His life's work was the

> > study of the rheumatoid family of diseases, mycoplasma infection

> (and

> > other stealth infections) and using low dose pulsing

tetracycline

> > antibiotics to suppress the disease and help the immune system

to

> > keep it in check.

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