Re: the uses of oxygen/Rich/all

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

Not only that but Babesia thrives on oxygen . . . in fact I have been taking a

few oxygen supplements and drinking Penta water and noticed that I am now anemic

.. . not sure if it has to do with the Babesia feeding on the oxygen and in turn

growing and taking over my red blood cells making me anemic or because I am

detoxing metals and when that happens it pulls minerals too.

Any thoughts?

Best wishes,

Sue T

[Guest guest]

This is not necessarily true that babesia thrives on oxygen. A few

strains seem to grow in oxygen and others don't. People have this

misconception because babesia wants the heme in the red blood cell.

That doesn't mean it wants oxygen.

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> Hi All,

> Not only that but Babesia thrives on oxygen . . . in fact I have

been taking a few oxygen supplements and drinking Penta water and

noticed that I am now anemic . . not sure if it has to do with the

Babesia feeding on the oxygen and in turn growing and taking over my

red blood cells making me anemic or because I am detoxing metals and

when that happens it pulls minerals too.

> Any thoughts?

> Best wishes,

> Sue T

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jill

Small world!

I think I remember that you had Lyme. I'm working with EBV and possibly other

viruses .....and I'm wondering if oxygen would be beneficial for me.

Any thoughts? ie.. is the treatment specific for Lyme?

Is there any place I can dig up some more info on this? And do u have an email

address for Lance?

Thanks and Cheers

Louella

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[Guest guest]

I don't think its a microbe specific treatment.

I think it helps tissues heal, oxygenates the blood and tissues, helps

mitochondrial problems common in CFS.

Email me privately for Lance's #.

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> Hi Jill

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> Small world!

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> I think I remember that you had Lyme. I'm working with EBV and

possibly other viruses .....and I'm wondering if oxygen would be

beneficial for me.

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> Any thoughts? ie.. is the treatment specific for Lyme?

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> Is there any place I can dig up some more info on this? And do u

have an email address for Lance?

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> Thanks and Cheers

> Louella

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[Guest guest]

Oh, I am happy to hear that from you. I was going to privately email to ask,

but am glad you saw the post and responded. I was a bit horrified that the

chamber might be actually giving some of these bugs their reason for living.

Yikes.

jill1313 <jenbooks13@...> wrote: This is not necessarily true

that babesia thrives on oxygen. A few

strains seem to grow in oxygen and others don't. People have this

misconception because babesia wants the heme in the red blood cell.

That doesn't mean it wants oxygen.

>

> Hi All,

> Not only that but Babesia thrives on oxygen . . . in fact I have

been taking a few oxygen supplements and drinking Penta water and

noticed that I am now anemic . . not sure if it has to do with the

Babesia feeding on the oxygen and in turn growing and taking over my

red blood cells making me anemic or because I am detoxing metals and

when that happens it pulls minerals too.

> Any thoughts?

> Best wishes,

> Sue T

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jill,

Thanks for your response . . I have the WA-1 Babesia.

I understand that Lead inhibits Heme someway. So from what I understand low

Iron can actually be caused indirectly from Lead posiioning.

It is a bit of a catch 22 because in order to get rid of toxic metals you

loose minerals and metals that you need.

I can't take Iron cause it feeds bad bacteria so . . I feel a bit trapped.

Sue T

[Guest guest]

Well, hon, I must tell you that it probably does make certain bugs

thrive. So...that's one reason I don't use it every day. It's a

balancing act.

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> > Hi All,

> > Not only that but Babesia thrives on oxygen . . . in fact I have

> been taking a few oxygen supplements and drinking Penta water and

> noticed that I am now anemic . . not sure if it has to do with the

> Babesia feeding on the oxygen and in turn growing and taking over my

> red blood cells making me anemic or because I am detoxing metals and

> when that happens it pulls minerals too.

> > Any thoughts?

> > Best wishes,

> > Sue T

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[Guest guest]

I'm now doing an hour every other day. And Dr. B has me starting antifungals.

Eyes, fingers and toes all crossed for luck.

jill1313 <jenbooks13@...> wrote: Well, hon, I must tell you

that it probably does make certain bugs

thrive. So...that's one reason I don't use it every day. It's a

balancing act.

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> > Hi All,

> > Not only that but Babesia thrives on oxygen . . . in fact I have

> been taking a few oxygen supplements and drinking Penta water and

> noticed that I am now anemic . . not sure if it has to do with the

> Babesia feeding on the oxygen and in turn growing and taking over my

> red blood cells making me anemic or because I am detoxing metals and

> when that happens it pulls minerals too.

> > Any thoughts?

> > Best wishes,

> > Sue T

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Good. What are you taking in terms of antifungals?

Well, hon, I must tell you

that it probably does make certain bugs

> thrive. So...that's one reason I don't use it every day. It's a

> balancing act.

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[Guest guest]

I'm going to start with nystatin then try to add diflucan if I can tolerate

them. I'm having them compounded to be sure there's nothing else there that I

might react to. I pick them up today. I seem to remember you saying you had

trouble with antifungals, yes?

jill1313 <jenbooks13@...> wrote: Good. What are you taking in

terms of antifungals?

Well, hon, I must tell you

that it probably does make certain bugs

> thrive. So...that's one reason I don't use it every day. It's a

> balancing act.

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[Guest guest]

Yes I have trouble. Probably because I have so much fungus in me.

I may try to start on caprylic acid in very tiny doses. There was a

time I took it every day and it was really useful. Right now diflucan

is too hard to tolerate; years ago it was fine.

Well, hon, I must tell you

> that it probably does make certain bugs

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[Guest guest]

Isn't that what these drugs are designed for? I just looked up definition of

fungus and molds and yeasts were there as well. Dr. B is trying to knock out

some molds with them and I assumed that meant fungus as well. So if you have

gobs of fungus the meds won't do the job? When you took it everyday could you

tell by how you felt that it was useful? Just curious, trying to see ahead a

bit at what to expect. He feels that the chamber isn't helping me because of the

mold problem.

jill1313 <jenbooks13@...> wrote: Yes I have trouble. Probably

because I have so much fungus in me.

I may try to start on caprylic acid in very tiny doses. There was a

time I took it every day and it was really useful. Right now diflucan

is too hard to tolerate; years ago it was fine.

Well, hon, I must tell you

> that it probably does make certain bugs

> > thrive. So...that's one reason I don't use it every day. It's a

> > balancing act.

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[Guest guest]

I just looked up caprylic acid as well and see it's abundant in butterfat.

Well, That's good because I eat about a cube of butter every few days....I love

the stuff and I'm so thin I wish it would put some weight on, but it doesn't.

I'm allergic to cocoanut unfortunetly. I did see where some folks on the list

were very happy with it for yeast issues.

jill1313 <jenbooks13@...> wrote: Yes I have trouble. Probably

because I have so much fungus in me.

I may try to start on caprylic acid in very tiny doses. There was a

time I took it every day and it was really useful. Right now diflucan

is too hard to tolerate; years ago it was fine.

Well, hon, I must tell you

> that it probably does make certain bugs

> > thrive. So...that's one reason I don't use it every day. It's a

> > balancing act.

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[Guest guest]

I use Yeast Cleanse (Soloray brand), which contains Caprylic acid, Grapefruit

Seed Extract, D'Arco, etc.,....it has been very effective for me for

candida problems..Have not had to use any prescription drugs for antifungal

issues, since use of the above.

Carole.

Edy Rayfield <edyrayfield@...> wrote:

I just looked up caprylic acid as well and see it's abundant in

butterfat. Well, That's good because I eat about a cube of butter every few

days....I love the stuff and I'm so thin I wish it would put some weight on, but

it doesn't. I'm allergic to cocoanut unfortunetly. I did see where some folks on

the list were very happy with it for yeast issues.

jill1313 <jenbooks13@...> wrote: Yes I have trouble. Probably because I

have so much fungus in me.

I may try to start on caprylic acid in very tiny doses. There was a

time I took it every day and it was really useful. Right now diflucan

is too hard to tolerate; years ago it was fine.

Well, hon, I must tell you

> that it probably does make certain bugs

> > thrive. So...that's one reason I don't use it every day. It's a

> > balancing act.

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