Need Some Help

March 12, 2003

Just a thought is there anybody on this group that is on a natural Thyroxin

i.e. hypo allergenic, If so I would be very happy to converse with you.

C UK

> My biggest problem with meno or whatever has been itching especially on

> my feet. For the past 6 months my itching has gone away.

> So this was great. Now it has returned.

>

> I recently got a increase of my levoxyl form 0.05 to 0.075. I am

> wondering if this increase could be the culprit? Should I go back to my

> old dose?

> I have to wait until April to see my doctor and try to get Armour then.

>

> Also if I take estrogen or progesterone I itch real bad. With pins and

> needles also all over my body.

>

> Also if I eat anything I itch and the acid or gastric problems have

> gotten worse.

>

> I am just so scared with these things returning now and don't know what

> to do about this.

> I am really depressed over this.

>

> The only reason I got the increase was I felt so tired all the time but

> now I would take tired over itching.

> My TSH if you remember was 3 and the free t3 and free t4 was in the

> middle ranges.

>

> Thanks

>

> Anita

>

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May 5, 2003

Ssomething that has been working quite well for me is Red Marine

Algae. I use the Phycoplex brand. You can order it on line at

www.verdenaturals.com. It is supposed to rupture the yeast cells and

it does seem to work pretty good for me . . . as long as I keep

taking it. I did have some die-off symptoms the first couple of days

so if you feel worse at first, be patient.

Hope this helps you too!

-Margaret

> I have recently been diganosed with candida about 1 month ago i

> started taking primal defense probiotics and mutiple enzymes . Have

> been trying hard to follow the diet and not consuming any sugar

> products this part might i say is the hardest part but my problem

is

> my mouth is all infected the dr did a scraping and said it is a

yeast

> infection in my mouth maybe someone could tell me what to use to

> clear it up i have tried everything i can think of to no avail so i

> was thinking one of you might have had this part and have a answer

to

> this question. Thank you

May 5, 2003

Ssomething that has been working quite well for me is Red Marine

Algae. I use the Phycoplex brand. You can order it on line at

www.verdenaturals.com. It is supposed to rupture the yeast cells and

it does seem to work pretty good for me . . . as long as I keep

taking it. I did have some die-off symptoms the first couple of days

so if you feel worse at first, be patient.

Hope this helps you too!

-Margaret

> I have recently been diganosed with candida about 1 month ago i

> started taking primal defense probiotics and mutiple enzymes . Have

> been trying hard to follow the diet and not consuming any sugar

> products this part might i say is the hardest part but my problem

is

> my mouth is all infected the dr did a scraping and said it is a

yeast

> infection in my mouth maybe someone could tell me what to use to

> clear it up i have tried everything i can think of to no avail so i

> was thinking one of you might have had this part and have a answer

to

> this question. Thank you

July 19, 2003

Hi . I am very sorry that you didnt get any responses back. I dont know

anything about scoliosis. I do know 2 people i met in my surgeons office had

surgery for their scoliosis but i dont know the extent of it. Are you seeing an

orthopedic doc? Through the years what did they say about the scolisis?

As far as your veins being clogged I think that would be more for a vasualar

doc to evaluate. I know I am asking more questions then given you answers but

maybe if your able to tell us more about your situation others will be able to

give you some answers..

July 20, 2003

...that was the hardest for me after I hurt my back...learning how to slow

down. accepting that I couldn't do most of the things I used to do, and allowing

others to help me. Only time will help you heal and accept the changes in your

life. Depression is normal, but if it gets severe, please seek help from your

doctor with it.

Remember that you are not alone in this!

Vivian H.

July 20, 2003

Hi ..I know waiting too see the doc is not fun. It was 4 months when my first

symtoms arrived. (pain down my leg) till I had my first surgery.

(laminectomy)

It was back and forth from MRI's to therapy to ESI's then surgery. Then I

went 8 months pain free till it all came back again. Then another ESI and I was

pain free once more. Then a fall in Feb and that was the end of it all. I had a

spine fusion L4-L5 April 28. Now I am doing good. But it seems like when will

it ever end. You see the doc he sends you for the MRI then you have to wait

till you get an apt with him then he says well lets try this then it doesnt

work so you gotta go back then he says well lets try that..and weeks go by but

the pain never goes away..

I am 36 and have 3 kids. So I am always on the go with them. All this knocked

me to the ground. It was a hassle each day to get the energy to get them to

where they needed to be..

We are all in the same boat. We do what we can do to be as pain free as we

can. I must say last night I had to take a pain pill for the first time since 2

weeks after surgery. I dont know what it was but man did my back kill me. I

dreaded taken it. To me it was like " Oh no please not this again " But I woke up

feeling much better.

Ok well I sure hope everyone has a great day..

July 21, 2003

Hi, Lelie,

Welcome to our group! In a way, I'm sad we're all here b/c of our

backs. I'm sorry I didn't have a chance to read your post till

today. I'm " back " to being nearly busy. I don't think we meant to

ignore you. From my own experience in this terrific group, members

tend to help out where they can, where they have some knowledge. I'm

sure someone in here will be able to help.

I hear what you're saying about being a real go getter (me, too) &

now having to rest up at home. Besides being a wife & mom of b/g

twins & handling their busy schedules (over-achievers in sports,

academics, music, art), I had a busy, part-time job (I replaced 2

full timers), sat on the board of several community organizations, &

volunteered in the local community, my kids' school, & church (plus

an exercise fiend). I went from being extremely busy to the smiple

task of not causing further back trauma. Just concentrating on

getting safely out of bed (tuck my knees, roll to the side, & sit up,

which hurt like the dickens) was so painful, I tried to limit it

unless I absolutely needed to get up. Now 4 mos. later, I'm doing so

well, my PT says I'm blessed.

There are lots of good people here. If we can't help with all the

specifics, some of us can point you in the right direction.

Again, welcome,

sonia

July 21, 2003

hi susan. i really dont kno that much about my condition but i know i have that

scol thing...i use a chair and it makes me more independent if nothing else

hun..i have accepted that i dont want the degree in medicine that goes with

this condition cos all my time would be used on that and last week i got a new

power chair and its brill.i love my freedom, i love my chair bcos it gave me

back my independence, do you use a chair hun, i feel like this will serve you no

use and im sorry u feel so lost about what is going on in your life but remember

you can make a change and if the pain is so awful as it was for me once was then

consider doing something that will make it a bit more bearable or if you are

resticted bcos of your condition and cant shop or pay your own bills..im

guessing here ..consider your life and how you could change it to make you feel

happpier,,,for years i tried to walk and was always losing out because i couldnt

do anything on my own for i would pass out..now with my

chair i can sit outside the shops and shop for me cos the shopkeepers know me

and altho this isnt the ideal it make me feel a little better.love and hugs to

you and i wish i could help u in a way that you felt beneficial..i hope this

waffling makes you forget your troyubles for a little moment i nothing else.love

and hugs...Janine.xx

LS816@... wrote:Hi . I am very sorry that you didnt get any responses

back. I dont know

anything about scoliosis. I do know 2 people i met in my surgeons office had

surgery for their scoliosis but i dont know the extent of it. Are you seeing an

orthopedic doc? Through the years what did they say about the scolisis?

As far as your veins being clogged I think that would be more for a vasualar

doc to evaluate. I know I am asking more questions then given you answers but

maybe if your able to tell us more about your situation others will be able to

give you some answers..

October 23, 2004

Hi, there,

I don't really know what else to recommend to you - it sounds like you are doing

everything that you need to do. You have the book and it seems like you are

following it pretty strictly. Doing the saliva testing is also key - it can

really help you to target things that you need to remove.

I really just wanted to add some moral support - I know how difficult the

program can be to follow. Taking all of those pills every day was really hard.

The book recommends that you open up all of the pills and mix the powder into

your food but I personally found that even harder. There is no amount of food

that can absorb all of that powder - at least not that can be eaten by a single

person. The glutathione in particular made me very nauseous. I'm sure it must

be even more difficult for your husband due to the nature of his cancer.

One thing I will mention regarding water - I don't know about the magnets but

you can at least get a good filter for your drinking water. There is one

available www.shrc.net, you can buy the pitcher and the filters that fit them.

Also, the herbs in the bowel cleanse might also be helpful - turmeric and

fennel. The ozonated oil is also especially important because zapping will not

get the parasites that are in the bowels, etc.

Good luck,

Karyn

sahuri Donna <whatsahuri@...> wrote:

I am somewhat new to this whole Dr. program.

My husband has been diagnosed with colon cancer that has spread to his liver.

I heard about Dr. 's cure from a man that we met in the hospital.....He

actually lent me his copy of 'The Cure for All Cancer'.

After I read this book I decided what have we got to lose to give this a try and

immediately began the Parasite Cleanse and Zapping.

My husband had surgery to remove the cancer from his colon before I had heard

about this book. He was recovering from the colonectomy when an e.coli

infection (from the surgery) set it and set him back 35 lbs.

It has now been a month since the clean up from the infection (which was another

surgery - as they reopened the original incision and did an abdominal wash).

We started the Parasite Cleans and Zapping about Sept. 19th. On Oct 6th our

oncologist advised that he has between 6 - 21 months as his cancer is in Stage

IV.

We began a version of the 21 day cure, applying what elements we thought

pertanent. Since starting this program he has not put much of the weight he

lost from the surgery back on, but his coloring, appetite and energy level has

improved.

Today he started the shrinking of the tumor portion of this 21 day

program......he is having difficulty swallowing all the concoctions, his throat

is sore, and he is very tired........We have decided to stop these increased

quantities of herbs and vitamins until we get more direction.

We have sent a Saliva sample off for testing and I do have a copy of a blood

test from a few days ago......Can anyone give us some assistance?

I should also mention that I am practicing the sterilization of his food and

have tried to rid the house of as many possible sources of toxins as possible.

We purchased an ozonator.

We do have lead and copper pipes and I have heard that there is a way to attach

magnets to the water pipes to capture/or detoxify any leached copper. Could

anyone explain this to me?

As well, I would appreciate any assistance/advise that you can offer.

Ken Bagwell <kenancy2000@...> wrote:

Karyn,

Me, too. And by the way, sorry to hear this news.

Perhaps if your living friend is willing to listen, perhaps you could

invite other cancer survivors sucessful in the protocols to

come visit your friend as a support for your position. Sometimes the

fact that one is the only person speaking for their side makes one

unimpressive. Also, as time goes on and what seems inevitable is

nearing the shore, people's minds can change. I remember Hulda

said in a video that she has seen people get well again within 3

weeks of their doctor's death sentence.

If you are a believer, you might also want to share the gospel with

this friend of yours. It can be very comforting for some.

-Ken Bagwell

> >

> > A common sense proof that Hulda does not have a cure for

> cancer.

> >

> > http://no-cancer-cure.tripod.com/

> >

October 23, 2004

, thank you for your comments and the info on the water filters....I will

check into whether or not they filter out copper.

My husband was very tired yesterday from taking all the concoctions he

took.....I did not think he would want to try again today.....but he got up this

am and decided to give it another try, fortunately today is a lesser dose day.

His energy level seems to be back to normal this morning....... Hopefully he

will still be keen for the high dose day tomorrow.

Karyn Witzel <witzelk@...> wrote: