Thanks Laurie

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Re: Laurie L - Priacetum

> Hi Steve,

> I had been taking 3 per day, and got very good results from that.

> Ken told me that there was a thread here about another benefit from

> Piracetam, and that we should take more, so we doubled my dose.

> Unfortunately, I can't remember why. Something about red blood cells

> (?). Sometimes I still need to be told things more than once to

> remember them *sigh*. I'll ask him today when he gets home (or

> earlier if he shows up on MSN messenger).

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> At three a day (AM, lunchtime and dinner) it has nicely kept me out

> of the day-long deep brain fog I used to have, so this should be

> something you could personalize, according to your own symptoms. You

> might just want to take it during your foggy times of the day, as Ken

> is doing now.

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> Another factor for me is stroke risk. Since I've had transient

> strokes and they were rather alarming, I also like to take piracetam

> during the day so I can feel safer about that until I start

> anticoagulation therapy.

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> Laurie

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> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

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Thanks Laurie for your response. Just knowing that someone else has walked this

road with similar symptoms and gotten better is so helpful. I will relay this

information on to my son and I hope it will be an encouragement for him. We have

recently started Bee's protocol and the UPS man just delivered my order with

coconut oil and many other things we will need. I am off to print my checklist

of what we need to take each day and to encourage my son that life doesn't end

when you can't eat bread!

Thanks again,

Darlene

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> Hi Darlene

> My son used to have the same problem also. If he became stressed or exercised

his torso would flush red and then would itch terribly. He could not stand it.

Showering made it worse. He also had ice cold toes yet they would feel hot,

burning, itching and they would swell. These were his main candida symptoms.

They got worse over a few years before I figured out we had candida. It got so

bad that he finally agreed to follow the diet and he no longer has any problems.

> Years later he is still following this diet for the most part and has had no

reoccurrance of the symptoms.

> I would think if you have candida your son does too and he would benefit from

the program greatly. Initially my son refused to go on the diet but had a major

attack during final exams which he could no longer endure. He wasn't living at

home then so it really was up to him to get better. I think your son will have

to decide for himself. But in the meantime you can serve him food that is

candida healing.

> Take care

> Laurie

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