, Will, and all: COMPUTERS AND STRESS?

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for your unique and interesting responses. I really

appreciate them. I'm learning I just have to limit my time on the

computer in order to get well.

, your response to the abx and flagyl, and your comments

about adrenal fatigue were very intriguing -- and encouraging.

Just wondering -- have you tried taking them again (with the

same results) or are you " pulsing " or rotating different abx's?

Also -- did your CFIDS come on suddenly, or was it a gradual

onset -- and if I may ask one more question -- how long have you

been ill, and ONE MORE(!) -- do you feel like you're on the

upswing -- getting better?

THANKS IN ADVANCE,

Dan

> In a message dated 10/19/2004 7:03:31 PM Eastern Daylight

Time,

> writes:

>

> Does anyone else out there find that if you stay on the

computer

> too long you get all stressed out?

>

> JS: well, you might be surprised to find out your monitor may

be acting like

> an electrostatic filter to attract mold spores and so every time

you get

> near it you feel worse.

>

>

>

>

> On a related topic, has anyone on the ABX protocol noticed an

> improvement in being able to handle stress and anxiety?

>

>

> JS: honestly, did 10 days of minocycline and flagyl last Aug and

announced

> on here I no longer had CFS and at the time I didn't, hehe. But

3 weeks later

> symptoms came back. But yeah, during cycles of abx I was

increasing my

> exercise big time and having no sort of crash as a result

whatsoever. I stopped

> believing the adrenal fatigued theory of CFS a long time ago as

I myself had

> this diagnosis by both an MD and ND who treated CFS and it

just didn't add up

> for me how something like abx can have me out doing any

exercise I wanted if

> the adrenals were all worn out as they supposedly were a few

days prior.

> Everyone will react to abx differently.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/20/2004 7:05:55 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

writes:

Just wondering -- have you tried taking them again (with the

same results) or are you " pulsing " or rotating different abx's?

JS: I have not done any abx in over 13 months now. I did this week however

begin to try to treat assumed babesia (tick born coinfection as was shown on

Bowen test long ago) by taking Zithromax 250mg every 5 days and ARG

artemisinin morning and night on empty stomach and then rife every day using

babesia

frequencies and will do this for 45 days and hope this does something. I'll

worry about doing minocycline and the other abx similar to

Flagyl--tinadazole--after that.

Also -- did your CFIDS come on suddenly, or was it a gradual

onset -- and if I may ask one more question -- how long have you

been ill, and ONE MORE(!) -- do you feel like you're on the

upswing -- getting better?

JS: Mine was gradual but it came on heavily after a sinus surgery in 1999

and I have since known of others who had sinus surgery who then got CFS. I'm

definitely on upswing but sorta plateued over the last 6 months or so but

lately doing much better b/c I have been pulsing Benicar and that along with

rifing I feel like I am making more progress than ever, but it all takes time.

Sauna helps me maintain good well being as I do that 3X week before my

workouts. I will try noni here very soon and see if it helps with neurotoxins.

It

doesn't help though that I think my health club is a sick building. Before I

left Miami last April I was working out at a very new Bally and it was so

clean and fresh inside and I just got feeling better and better at the time

before I left and then went downhill a bit when I moved back to NC and worked

out at this club I worked out at last year. I mean they have water damaged

ceiling tiles and so where there's water damage there's often mold. I am

planning on moving to Tenn to work for a few weeks and will see how the fitness

center there which is new does me. If I feel better soon after I move there

then I will know.