Tylenol?

August 6, 2006

Dear Ronnie,

I am posting to you off list.

COMPOUNDING PHARMACIST for Tylenol

*Where to find a compounding pharmacist

* http://www.kbvisions.com/pharmacy_lookup.htm

PARASITE INFORMATION

From Elaine's old Lyris forum.

*http://lyris.dundee.net/read/messages?id=235760#235760

*http://lyris.dundee.net/read/messages?id=240093#240093

*http://lyris.dundee.net/read/messages?id=217102#217102

**Doctor in CO [Word of Mouth]

*Dr. Sullivan

Send in by Tamara Yapp Parasites, etc. When you need more than just the SC Diet.

Call him.

** parasite treatment CLEAR/EXPERIENCE cell home

NC will help

**Jackie Delaney <badbugs@... <jacqueline@... b.hominis:

WWW.BADBUGS.ORG

new site: wrote: http://bara.idx.com.au/info/parasite/parasite_home.htm

old site: http://www.tinyurl.com/7ts [Parasites]

tranlation: http://babelfish.altavista.com/tr in Sydney will help

Doctors help: http://www.badbugs.org/parasite/where_to_find_help.htm

I manage a site about Blasto. hominis. This bug is the most common protozoal

parasite to infect humans (ie protozoals are microscopic parasites such as

Giardia, a bug familiar to most people but not as common as either Blasto. or

D.fragilis).Herbal treatments may, in less severe cases, reduce the parasite to

lower levels. However, parasites are masters at survival and once treatment

stops the hardier ones often grow back to cause the same level of ill health.

Having managed the site for 7 years, and researched testing and teatment of

parasitic infections for this long, I've only heard from two people, out of a

few thousand, who recovered permanently by using herbal treatments. Many

people who write to me have tried herbs for months, at geat expense,

only to test positive after stopping.There are only a few drugs available which

Blasto. is sensitive to. Unfortunatley there's no magic bullet at this stage,

mainly because controversy Blasto's ability to cause illness has limited

research (it's been a big issue since it was discovered in the early 1900s) In

fact many drs refuse to treat Blasto. if they do not believe it's pathogenic.

Luckily there are a few good doctors & researchers who take Bh very seriously

as a cause of illness and these are the people doing the research. One dr, a

gastro., in Sydney treats this parasite with a combination of drugs. He knows

how difficult it can be to eradicate, not in all cases, but enough for concern.

He's currently trialling 3 drugs and the results will be avaialble in a few

weeks. In the meantime I can send you other treatment info. I've collected from

other sources for you to show your dr. Please do not post the info. on this or

any similar list because it's vitally

important that treatment outcomes are monitored. This is the only way a good

treatment for Blasto. will ever be found and drs educated on how to effectively

treat this parasite. If you are interested in treatments feel free to contact

me. The site address is http//www.badbugs.org. You'll also find info. about

Blasto. there. Click on the " contact me " sign. I answer all emails, but

sometimes there may be a delay depending on how many I've received that week.

all the best Jackie Delaney www.badbugs.org

Put in Subject: SCD and Parasites, help please.

Schuhen <kschuhen@... wrote and will help:

I'm sharing this information in case it might help someone. I've been dealing

with a parasite for 2+ years. It's likely I've had it a while - maybe as long

as 15 years. Since my positive diagnosis, I've read much about parasites and

consulted with Jackie Delaney at www.badbugs.org who is has been indispensible

in providing me with valuable information. Another resource that provided me

with a wealth of information is the book " Guess What Came to Dinner: Parasites

and Your Health " by Louise Gittleman. I highly recommend that everyone (whether

you think you might have parasites OR NOT) read the most recent edition of this

book. Gittleman is not an alarmist. She simply has studied the subject for

many years and gathered much factual information about the parasite families,

what they do, and how they can be prevented and treated. She's gathered her

information from thousands of real cases and research from authorities such as

Dr. Amin, international parasitologist who

has authored over 130 publications and books. (By the way, Dr. Amin praises

Gittleman's book saying there is no other resource like it available.)

According to Gittleman's findings, in some cases of Crohns, parasites have been

a causitive factor. There is a whole host of reasons why parasites are on the

rise while their detection is not. Doctors and lab technicians do not receive

good training in parasitology; detection is tricky and requires more

sophisticated testing procedures than your local lab provides; symptoms often

mimick other diseases, etc. There are numerous cases where once a patient is

successfully diagnosed and treated for parasites, their previously diagnosed

" problem " goes away. If I can offer additional information on this topic to

anyone, please let me know. Colitis SCD - 26 months

Wrote:

Parasites are a huge problem for many people. There are some books about

Parasites with info on how to eradicate them. The 2 books I have are " The cure

for all diseases " by Hulda , and " Parasites - the enemy within " by Hanna

Kroeger. When I owned my health food store these 2

books were best sellers. I looked up pain under the ribs and according to the

book it is caused by a ball of worms lying there. However, some of the herbs

used to eradicate parasites appear to be illegal on SCD. Also, a search on the

internet under 'parasites' will bring up lots of info. I hasten to add that I am

not an expert, and I don't wish to invite any controversy on this subject!

.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Ronnie " anxiety_doc "

My hemmoroids are acting up and wondered if anyone has any good home

remedy/remedies and if Tylenol is legal. Thank you all.

Ronnie

SCD 7 Weeks, IBS after suspected parasite infectio

________________________________________

Loving Care,Grammy Gay IBS-1930, IBD-1984, SURGERY-1988, CD-1994,

SCD-1997, REMISSION-1998, NO-MEDS.

Put my address in your contact list or your address book.

Grammy_Bauer@... for list serve

*My Web Site: http://www.SCDiet.net/

hebegb70@... Support Group

*Put in Subject: SCDiet SCD Pals or help, Please

*** Or I may not see your post to me. ALSO: ***

*FOR SCD-Friendly Doctor, Componding Pharmacy,

and Vacation area, please

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

SCD Cookbooks: http://www.scdiet.com/ Chalmers

*LIST OF SCD FOODS: E-mail to scdiet@...

SCDiet.com will provide this at no charge.

In the subject put CARD REQUEST

Give your name and address to get it snail mail.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Active Parenting Today Online Groups

[parenting classes from the comfort of home]

Join: *http://www.activeparenting.com/aptog.htm

---------------------------------

How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates.

August 6, 2006

Hi Ronnie,

Most Pharmacies will give you Acetaminophen Suppositories for pain,

without a prescription. They have no illegals in them. Just Tylenol

and hydrogenated vegetable oil. They are kept behind the counter

though so you have to ask for them. You may want to try this route

instead. This way it bypasses the gut. We often go this route when

ever we have to take certain meds. Not typical...but it works.

Sincerely, Antoinette and family of five (SCD 2/06/celiac, add, adhd,

autism and more)

August 6, 2006

So Antoinette

Tell me please. I got some ibuprofen compounded in suspension of plant

cellulose instead of doing the suppositories because suppositiory upsets

him so bad. I'd guess from what you said that I should instead go with

the suppositories than oral. Will the oral med hit the gut? I heard

ibuprofen was better than acetaminophen for the gut. Your thoughts on

this? I asked some asd nutritionist and my udnerstanding from her and

from the compounding pharmasist was that the plant cellulose was okay.