Guest guest Posted August 31, 2003 Report Share Posted August 31, 2003 Kim, Please copy me on your list of foods. I am not sure if the request that I emailed earlier made it to you. I received a notice that my email to you bounced. Thanks!! Gale > Digital clubbing (fingers and/or toes) can be a symptom of lung > disease or liver disease. > > The screwy thing is, some people with CF who have really bad lungs, > say they don't have finger clubbing. And some people with CF who > appear much healthier, do have clubbing. > > My son's fingers started clubbing around second grade. His fingers and > toes are clubbed, but he's in good health. > > At the end of January 2002, he started taking MSM > (methlysulphonylmethane) which is a pure grade sulfur source. In less > than two months, I noticed improvement in his finger clubbing and his > nailbed color was pretty pink again. > > Sulfur is one dietary component low in people with CF. Estelle Nash, > an Australian naturopath, pretty much " cured " her children's CF with a > specific diet she created. > > When I looked over her list of recommended foods, I noticed the diet > was high in Omega 3 essential fatty acids, sulfur, and the flavonoid > quercitin. > > So after my son got back that crappy sputum culture showing > aspergillus and S. maltophilia, he started taking magnesium, MSM and > inhaling tea tree oil -- and eating a high sulfur diet (brussel > sprouts at least three times a week, lots of garlic, broccoli) and > more salmon and cranberry juice. > > I'm currently revising the info that will go on a supplement page Bev > is building on the pharmacy web site, but if anyone is interested in > the list of foods, let me know and I'll send it out this weekend, or > if there is great demand, I'll just post it to the group. > > Kim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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