Re: Antibiotics/kidney stones?

[Guest guest]

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> I suppose I forgot to add that dghtr has had chronic bladder

> infections for a couple years now. She just turned 21.

> They've each been treated with antibiotics, followed by a

> yeast infection, and after that is treated, the bladder infection

> returns. About ~6 months ago, I talked her into giving up

> on the antibiotics (which also included an anaphylactic shock

> response to a sulpha drug), and she has been doing better,

> until today.

Number one, what is her life style like?

Are you also leaving out the part that your daughter has been getting

a good balance of rest and exersize while abstaining from eating junk

foods and drinking junk beverages?

> Her dr said she passed a kidney stone, but of course should

> take antibiotics again (as a generic response to any problem?).

> I don't think any infection has even been confirmed yet this time.

If an infection is confirmed she has the option of taking a

pharmaceutical antibiotic that specifically addresses that

bacteria or an herbal antibiotic.

An herbal antibiotic might have a larger range of bacteria that it

addresses (if it addresses the one in question) but it might not

work as fast as the pharmaceutical variety.

Herbal assistance might have negative side effects of its own

if taken in the quantities and length of time needed to be effective.

If your daughter has been living a life promoting lifestyle these

past months and this hit her out of no where, there is a chance

that it might be that her body has healed enough that the kidney

stone episode is part of the body's own attempt to correct long

standing toxicity.

But if your daughter has been eating junk foods et cetera, what are

the chances of you getting compliance to a healthier way of life

while she's not feeling well or after she is feeling better?

I hear a kidney stone can be more painful than giving birth.

Good luck with this adventure. I hope the rest of it is less painful.

Penel

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thissal wrote:

>

> Below sums up my feelings about antibiotics, but now my daughter has

> blood/protein in urine and the first thing they want to do is put her

> on Cipro. Arrrgggg. Her dad is a physician too, so it's hard to

> reason with that type. But daughter is willing to go it both ways,

> and I don't think one can trust in allopathic medicine and be healthy

> long term. Mostly what they're good at is rubbing salt into any

> wound.

>

> I started D on some Fibromax a few days ago, due to her off and on

> stomach pains, so I wonder if that could have precipitated this?

> Fibromax contains flax and borage seed fiber, probiotics, and amino

> acids:

> Flax Seed (Linum Usitatissimum) ?

> Borage Seed (Borago Officinalis) ?

> FOS (Fructooligosaccharides) ?

> Guar Gum ?

> Fennel Seed (Foeniculum Vulgare) ?

> L-Glutamine ?

> Marshmallow Root (Althaea Officinalis) ?

> Probiotic Proprietary Blend

> Lactobacillus Acidophilus ?

> Bifidobacterium Bifidum ?

> Bifidobacterium Infantis ?

> Slippery Elm Bark (Ulmus Rubra) ?

> Triphala (Blend of Indian Gooseberry Fruit, Belleric Myrobalan Fruit,

> and Tropical Almond Fruit) ?

> Stevia Rebaudiana Leaf (in FiberMax powder, for flavor)

>

> About antibiotics -- from Lorraine Day's site, " Antibiotics are NOT

> the answer because germs are not the problem. Germs don't cause

> disease anymore than flies cause garbage. The whole " germ theory " on

> which all orthodox medicine is based, is WRONG! Vultures don't attract

> dead animals. Dead animals attract vultures. The dead and dying tissue

> always attracts the clean-up crew.

>

> Germs (bacteria and viruses) are not part of the problem, they are

> actually part of the solution, as strange as that may sound. They are

> part of the clean-up crew. We are surrounded by bacteria and viruses

> all the time. They are in our nose, our mouth, our throat and our

> intestine. Most of the time, they don't bother us at all. They only

> cause us trouble when our immune system is not working properly, when

> we are full of sick cells and dying tissues which is a result of

> improper diet and lifestyle, then the bacteria and viruses move in to

> clean out the dead and dying tissue.

>

> When the toxins from the dead and dying tissue are dumped into the

> blood stream for elimination through the kidneys, the toxins cause

> symptoms - these symptoms are then identified as a " disease " by the

> doctor who then wants to fill you with dangerous drugs! "

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Hi J,

Not cipro!!!! OMG that stuff wreaks havoc on people. There are

groups dedicated to those who have taken cipro and suffered massively.

Losing themselves, their families, their jobs, their everything. This is

one of the most toxic pharmaceutical poisons out there. It is known as a

fluoroquinolone, a very powerful broad spectrum antibiotic that

literally screws up peoples lives big time. This is one drug that should

definitely be banned period.

It is true that bacteria, viruses and funguses are not the problem. They

are part of the solution. They are natures trash collectors, so to

speak. They are there to clean up the mess we make through our decisions

in diet and lifestyles.

Do the research on this one. Don't let her take it or any other anti-biotic.

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Peace be with you, J.

Don " Quai " Eitner

" Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal

and wakes in man. "

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