Measles and the eye connection

[Guest guest]

Measles (9-day Rubeola) will go " inward " if the eruptions do not completely

come to the surface.....thus..... if the fever reducing medications that

were used on us when we were kids " suppressed " the skin rash it may go into

the eyes, ears, mouth, throat and the gut lining..... This is where the

autistic connection of the measles virus being found in the small intestines

comes into play.

We were " kept in the dark " because it was thought that if light hit our eyes

the measles would erupt there and cause us blindness. Vitamin A is stored

in the Liver.... If you have too much Vitamin A it will cause liver swelling

and pain. If there is a lack of Vitamin A in the liver it can do the same.

Vitamen A lacks in the diets of the children in Aftrica due to some myth of

the tribal women that certain vegetation that is high in vitamin A is

poisonous to young children..... Probably due to the fact that eating too

much of that leafy vegetable caused swelling of the abdomen and pain.

----- Original Message -----

From: " Sandy Mintz " <sandym@...>

> One example, off the top of my head as well, of a nutritional solution

> involves Vitamin A and measles. It has been shown to cut the death rate

in

> half in Africa, where measles is quite deadly due to the overall poor

health

> of the children. So it would be something to consider using if one's

child

> got the measles. Of course understanding the proper dose would be

> important. I remember reading that a " high dose " was administered, but

what

> that means, I don't remember. Normally, a high dose can be dangerous, if

it

> is high enough. But there may be greater need, and a higher threshold if

> one has the measles. Guess I need to look into this more. It's been

> awhile.

>

> I remember when I had the measles we had to stay in the dark. The light

> bothered our eyes or something. The vitamin A connection seems relevent

in

> that vitamin A affects the eyes. So measles may involve serious Vitamin A

> depletion which can be easily corrected.

>

> Sandy

>

>

> >

> >

> > mianne wrote:

> >

> > > You know, not vaccinating and homeopathy go hand in hand. Homeopathy

is

> the

> > > only safe and effective help when it comes to alternatives during a

> serious

> > > or less serious disease, or as a preventative,

> >

> > Well, I wouldn't go so far as to make that claim... there are also

> nutrition,

> > herbs and essential oils off the top of my head.

> >

> > > so we should all be glad to

> > > have people here that are willing to help with their knowledge.

> >

> > That's absolutely true

> >

> > >

> > > When we choose not to vaccinate, or contemplate not to vaccinate our

> > > children we have the responsibility to do everything to strengthen

their

> > > immune system. Sooner or later this boils down to homeopathic

treatment.

> >

> > For me, this is becoming true, although I shied away from it in the past

> > because it seemed way too confusing. I really appreciate the

knowledgeable

> > people here who are making it more " real " for me. Also, I know it is

> frowned

> > upon, but my MD is a big believer in homeopathic, so I'm learning from

her

> as

> > well. Although my first instinct is still to do nothing, I am happy to

> have a

> > back up plan (especially when my kids are uncomfortable).

> > S.

> >

> > > So

> > > in my opinion homeopathy is something that needs to be discussed on

this

> > > list.

> > > This is just my opinion,

> > > a.

> > >

> > >

> >

> > --

> >

>

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

> ~~

> >

> > When I was very young, I was disgracefully intolerant but

> > when I passed the thirty mark I prided myself on having

> > learned the beautiful lesson that all things were good,

> > and equally good. That, however, was really laziness.

> > Now, thank goodness, I've sorted out what matters and what

> > doesn't. And I'm beginning to be intolerant again.

> > - G. B. Stern

> >

> > Doctors give drugs of which they know little,

> > into bodies, of which they know less,

> > for diseases of which they know nothing at all.

> > - Voltaire

[Guest guest]

While I appreciate your analysis, Phyllis, it is still possible that there

is something about measles which depletes Vitamin A, and that people weren't

acting out of an uneducated, fear of some bogeyman when they kept people out

of the dark. Over time, they may have discovered that if you had the

measles and were exposed to light, it effected your eyes, so they kept

people out of the light. The reason their eyes may have been effected may

have had something to do with measles-induced vitamin A depletion.

I don't remember now, and I'm too tired right now to look into it, but I

don't think it is only in Africa that death rates using Vitamin A are

affected. I used the example because if it helped even there, where the

death rate from measles is so high and the overall health so poor in many

ways, it might be beneficial in developed nations as well (more or less - an

argument can be made either way). But even if it has only been shown to

work in Africa, it may be because it hasn't been studied any where else.

Regardless, the fact that it works there is something to consider. Sandy

Measles and the " eye connection "

> Measles (9-day Rubeola) will go " inward " if the eruptions do not

completely

> come to the surface.....thus..... if the fever reducing medications that

> were used on us when we were kids " suppressed " the skin rash it may go

into

> the eyes, ears, mouth, throat and the gut lining..... This is where the

> autistic connection of the measles virus being found in the small

intestines

> comes into play.

>

> We were " kept in the dark " because it was thought that if light hit our

eyes

> the measles would erupt there and cause us blindness. Vitamin A is

stored

> in the Liver.... If you have too much Vitamin A it will cause liver

swelling

> and pain. If there is a lack of Vitamin A in the liver it can do the

same.

> Vitamen A lacks in the diets of the children in Aftrica due to some myth

of

> the tribal women that certain vegetation that is high in vitamin A is

> poisonous to young children..... Probably due to the fact that eating too

> much of that leafy vegetable caused swelling of the abdomen and pain.

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " Sandy Mintz " <sandym@...>

>

>

>

> > One example, off the top of my head as well, of a nutritional solution

> > involves Vitamin A and measles. It has been shown to cut the death rate

> in

> > half in Africa, where measles is quite deadly due to the overall poor

> health

> > of the children. So it would be something to consider using if one's

> child

> > got the measles. Of course understanding the proper dose would be

> > important. I remember reading that a " high dose " was administered, but

> what

> > that means, I don't remember. Normally, a high dose can be dangerous,

if

> it

> > is high enough. But there may be greater need, and a higher threshold

if

> > one has the measles. Guess I need to look into this more. It's been

> > awhile.

> >

> > I remember when I had the measles we had to stay in the dark. The light

> > bothered our eyes or something. The vitamin A connection seems relevent

> in

> > that vitamin A affects the eyes. So measles may involve serious Vitamin

A

> > depletion which can be easily corrected.

> >

> > Sandy

>

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > mianne wrote:

> > >

> > > > You know, not vaccinating and homeopathy go hand in hand. Homeopathy

> is

> > the

> > > > only safe and effective help when it comes to alternatives during a

> > serious

> > > > or less serious disease, or as a preventative,

> > >

> > > Well, I wouldn't go so far as to make that claim... there are also

> > nutrition,

> > > herbs and essential oils off the top of my head.

> > >

> > > > so we should all be glad to

> > > > have people here that are willing to help with their knowledge.

> > >

> > > That's absolutely true

> > >

> > > >

> > > > When we choose not to vaccinate, or contemplate not to vaccinate our

> > > > children we have the responsibility to do everything to strengthen

> their

> > > > immune system. Sooner or later this boils down to homeopathic

> treatment.

> > >

> > > For me, this is becoming true, although I shied away from it in the

past

> > > because it seemed way too confusing. I really appreciate the

> knowledgeable

> > > people here who are making it more " real " for me. Also, I know it is

> > frowned

> > > upon, but my MD is a big believer in homeopathic, so I'm learning from

> her

> > as

> > > well. Although my first instinct is still to do nothing, I am happy to

> > have a

> > > back up plan (especially when my kids are uncomfortable).

> > > S.

> > >

> > > > So

> > > > in my opinion homeopathy is something that needs to be discussed on

> this

> > > > list.

> > > > This is just my opinion,

> > > > a.

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > > --

> > >

> >

>

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

> > ~~

> > >

> > > When I was very young, I was disgracefully intolerant but

> > > when I passed the thirty mark I prided myself on having

> > > learned the beautiful lesson that all things were good,

> > > and equally good. That, however, was really laziness.

> > > Now, thank goodness, I've sorted out what matters and what

> > > doesn't. And I'm beginning to be intolerant again.

> > > - G. B. Stern

> > >

> > > Doctors give drugs of which they know little,

> > > into bodies, of which they know less,

> > > for diseases of which they know nothing at all.

> > > - Voltaire

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oops, I'm really tired. They kept them out of the light, huh!

Measles and the " eye connection "

>

>

> > Measles (9-day Rubeola) will go " inward " if the eruptions do not

> completely

> > come to the surface.....thus..... if the fever reducing medications that

> > were used on us when we were kids " suppressed " the skin rash it may go

> into

> > the eyes, ears, mouth, throat and the gut lining..... This is where the

> > autistic connection of the measles virus being found in the small

> intestines

> > comes into play.

> >

> > We were " kept in the dark " because it was thought that if light hit our

> eyes

> > the measles would erupt there and cause us blindness. Vitamin A is

> stored

> > in the Liver.... If you have too much Vitamin A it will cause liver

> swelling

> > and pain. If there is a lack of Vitamin A in the liver it can do the

> same.

> > Vitamen A lacks in the diets of the children in Aftrica due to some myth

> of

> > the tribal women that certain vegetation that is high in vitamin A is

> > poisonous to young children..... Probably due to the fact that eating

too

> > much of that leafy vegetable caused swelling of the abdomen and pain.

> > ----- Original Message -----

> > From: " Sandy Mintz " <sandym@...>

> >

> >

> >

> > > One example, off the top of my head as well, of a nutritional solution

> > > involves Vitamin A and measles. It has been shown to cut the death

rate

> > in

> > > half in Africa, where measles is quite deadly due to the overall poor

> > health

> > > of the children. So it would be something to consider using if one's

> > child

> > > got the measles. Of course understanding the proper dose would be

> > > important. I remember reading that a " high dose " was administered,

but

> > what

> > > that means, I don't remember. Normally, a high dose can be dangerous,

> if

> > it

> > > is high enough. But there may be greater need, and a higher threshold

> if

> > > one has the measles. Guess I need to look into this more. It's been

> > > awhile.

> > >

> > > I remember when I had the measles we had to stay in the dark. The

light

> > > bothered our eyes or something. The vitamin A connection seems

relevent

> > in

> > > that vitamin A affects the eyes. So measles may involve serious

Vitamin

> A

> > > depletion which can be easily corrected.

> > >

> > > Sandy

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > mianne wrote:

> > > >

> > > > > You know, not vaccinating and homeopathy go hand in hand.

Homeopathy

> > is

> > > the

> > > > > only safe and effective help when it comes to alternatives during

a

> > > serious

> > > > > or less serious disease, or as a preventative,

> > > >

> > > > Well, I wouldn't go so far as to make that claim... there are also

> > > nutrition,

> > > > herbs and essential oils off the top of my head.

> > > >

> > > > > so we should all be glad to

> > > > > have people here that are willing to help with their knowledge.

> > > >

> > > > That's absolutely true

> > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > When we choose not to vaccinate, or contemplate not to vaccinate

our

> > > > > children we have the responsibility to do everything to strengthen

> > their

> > > > > immune system. Sooner or later this boils down to homeopathic

> > treatment.

> > > >

> > > > For me, this is becoming true, although I shied away from it in the

> past

> > > > because it seemed way too confusing. I really appreciate the

> > knowledgeable

> > > > people here who are making it more " real " for me. Also, I know it is

> > > frowned

> > > > upon, but my MD is a big believer in homeopathic, so I'm learning

from

> > her

> > > as

> > > > well. Although my first instinct is still to do nothing, I am happy

to

> > > have a

> > > > back up plan (especially when my kids are uncomfortable).

> > > > S.

> > > >

> > > > > So

> > > > > in my opinion homeopathy is something that needs to be discussed

on

> > this

> > > > > list.

> > > > > This is just my opinion,

> > > > > a.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > > --

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

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

> > > ~~

> > > >

> > > > When I was very young, I was disgracefully intolerant but

> > > > when I passed the thirty mark I prided myself on having

> > > > learned the beautiful lesson that all things were good,

> > > > and equally good. That, however, was really laziness.

> > > > Now, thank goodness, I've sorted out what matters and what

> > > > doesn't. And I'm beginning to be intolerant again.

> > > > - G. B. Stern

> > > >

> > > > Doctors give drugs of which they know little,

> > > > into bodies, of which they know less,

> > > > for diseases of which they know nothing at all.

> > > > - Voltaire

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>