Re: Attn Hall/Yr experience

[Guest guest]

Hi, L.

<lmonrovia@...> wrote:

>

>

> i wanted to quiz you about your experience. I gather Cheney put you on

> folapro back in 1998? and that at some point later, acting on Rich's

> ideas, you boosted your glutathione levels with undenatured whey.

***Yes, but to be clear it was actually nondantured whey which is a

superior product type compared to the " un " type.

>

> It seems like your approach is an abbreviated version of the path I am

> on now.. namely fixing methylation, boosting glutathione .. and so I'm

> wondering what your status is now?

***Nothing new worth mentioning at this time. I've maintained the

same benefits I reported before, but I'm still clearly short of

quality life and CFS remission.

>

> I gather you still struggle with brain pain. But what is the status

of your fatigue and cognitive function, and what are the feasiblity of

> returning to work?

***I have zero capacity to work and given likely recurring brain

injury from a heart PFO resulting from years of functional hypoxia

that are part of a low glutathione/low blood volume/low RBC Mass

status and caused by methylation cycle blocks and/or HHV-6A infection,

my most troublesome CFS symptom remains chronic severe headache

accompanied by cognitive difficulty and exhaustion.

***These major components of CFS pathophysiology seem clear in my case

and effectively treating them remains the challenge.

>

> TIA

> L.

>

***

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your feedback.L.

> Hi, L.

>

> <lmonrovia@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > i wanted to quiz you about your experience. I gather Cheney put

you on

> > folapro back in 1998? and that at some point later, acting on

Rich's

> > ideas, you boosted your glutathione levels with undenatured whey.

>

> ***Yes, but to be clear it was actually nondantured whey which is a

> superior product type compared to the " un " type.

> >

> > It seems like your approach is an abbreviated version of the path

I am

> > on now.. namely fixing methylation, boosting glutathione .. and

so I'm

> > wondering what your status is now?

>

> ***Nothing new worth mentioning at this time. I've maintained the

> same benefits I reported before, but I'm still clearly short of

> quality life and CFS remission.

>

> >

> > I gather you still struggle with brain pain. But what is the

status

> of your fatigue and cognitive function, and what are the feasiblity

of

> > returning to work?

>

> ***I have zero capacity to work and given likely recurring brain

> injury from a heart PFO resulting from years of functional hypoxia

> that are part of a low glutathione/low blood volume/low RBC Mass

> status and caused by methylation cycle blocks and/or HHV-6A

infection,

> my most troublesome CFS symptom remains chronic severe headache

> accompanied by cognitive difficulty and exhaustion.

>

> ***These major components of CFS pathophysiology seem clear in my

case

> and effectively treating them remains the challenge.

>

> >

> > TIA

> > L.

> >

> ***

>

[Guest guest]

>

> ***I have zero capacity to work and given likely recurring brain

> injury from a heart PFO resulting from years of functional hypoxia

> that are part of a low glutathione/low blood volume/low RBC Mass

> status and caused by methylation cycle blocks and/or HHV-6A infection,

> my most troublesome CFS symptom remains chronic severe headache

> accompanied by cognitive difficulty and exhaustion.

> ***

--- Have you tried hydoxycobalamin B12 for brain fog? this is one of

the things that help me alot with that.

The methylation/glutathione protocol is what has helped me the most

with my symptoms.

Your symptoms sound alot like mine. I have mainly cognitive problems,

with fatigue, but fatigue is not as severe as it used to be.

With the methylation/glutathione protocol i have had good

improvements. i can drive again, communicate better. But i have

setbacks and it takes a while to get back to the point i was.

Ive been wanting to try hydrox b12 injections, hopefully that will

help more

[Guest guest]

<gdubs123@...> wrote:

>

> --- Have you tried hydroxycobalamin B12 for brain fog?

***Yes and plenty of it, but it made zero difference.

***

[Guest guest]

Have you tried reducing your parasite/bacterial burden?

Im having real benefits from Cats claw..amongst other things.

Regards

CS

Re: Attn Hall/Yr experience

<gdubs123@...> wrote:

>

> --- Have you tried hydroxycobalamin B12 for brain fog?

***Yes and plenty of it, but it made zero difference.

***

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[Guest guest]

bhammanuk@... wrote:

>

>

> Have you tried reducing your parasite/bacterial burden?

>

> Im having real benefits from Cats claw..amongst other things.

***Yes and with plenty of things, including the use of Cats claw. But

the results have been minimal, apparently not the key to conquering my

CFS symptoms.

***

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

This is an outline of what I have been doing:

my regime:

no wheat or dairy or carbs for around 18 months

1) Raising Glutathione & thyroid - Whey Protein

2) Candida- Lactoferrin, Coconut oil, Manuka Honey

3) Adrenals - Licorice, Salt

4) Liver / Gallbladder flush - Olive oil, lemon juice, Turmeric, Apple juice,

5) Antioxidants - OPC's rich fruits & Juicing

6) Heavy Metals - Coriander herb, Chlorella, Garlic

7) Fatty Liver / Gallbladder - Lecithin, GLA, Chlorella, & Olive oil,

Turmeric, Apple juice, Coffee

8) Digestive Bacterial Cleanse - herbs

9) Metal Cleanse - coriander, chlorella, Zeolites,turmeric,malic acid, rosemary

10)Parasite Cleanse - Armetesis, Cloves, Black walnut hull,bromelain, ginger,

garlic, onions, cabbage,

carrots, pomegranate, horseradish, barbery, goldenseal, echnechia,

11)Bacterial - grapefruit seed, bromelain, Olive leaf, oregano, Collodiol

silver,

12)Kidney Cleanse - ginger magnesium, black cherry extract, parsley, lemon

juice, taurine

13)Liver Cleanse - COFFEE, artichoke, milk thistle, apple juice, olive oil

14)Heart BloodFlow & Mitochondria:? ginkgo, rosemary, coffee,herbs?

D Roobios, coQ10,NADH,carnitine, mg,Malic acid

15)Bowel Cleanse/Parasite & Bacterial - CATS CLAW,DGL,mastic gum,?

psyllium,Colostrum,Glucosmine, Probiotics

16)Immune System/ Anti Viral - Fatty acids -,minerals, methylation, herbs,

C,mushroom, cocpnut oil, gingseng

17)Brain function-Carnitine, Gingko, 5HTP, st johns wort, DHEA, PhosSerine, B12,

B6, Folic acid, cod liver oil, vitc, zinc

IM upto point 17...........

18)EDTA/ANTIFUNGAL/ANTIBIOTICS/saunas/exercise

Regards

CS

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Re: Attn Hall/Yr experience

bhammanuk@... wrote:

>

>

> Have you tried reducing your parasite/bacterial burden?

>

> Im having real benefits from Cats claw..amongst other things.

***Yes and with plenty of things, including the use of Cats claw. But

the results have been minimal, apparently not the key to conquering my

CFS symptoms.

***

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[Guest guest]

,

recuperation helped my brain fog. I hardly have any brain fog

anymore. I was on it for 1 and half years. Until it started to

cause moore snesitivity to allergerns.

Not a cure all but it helped fog. And the fog stayed away. I

noticed that after many months on it, it increased anxiety some.

> >

> >

> > i wanted to quiz you about your experience. I gather Cheney put

you on

> > folapro back in 1998? and that at some point later, acting on

Rich's

> > ideas, you boosted your glutathione levels with undenatured whey.

>

> ***Yes, but to be clear it was actually nondantured whey which is a

> superior product type compared to the " un " type.

> >

> > It seems like your approach is an abbreviated version of the path

I am

> > on now.. namely fixing methylation, boosting glutathione .. and

so I'm

> > wondering what your status is now?

>

> ***Nothing new worth mentioning at this time. I've maintained the

> same benefits I reported before, but I'm still clearly short of

> quality life and CFS remission.

>

> >

> > I gather you still struggle with brain pain. But what is the

status

> of your fatigue and cognitive function, and what are the feasiblity

of

> > returning to work?

>

> ***I have zero capacity to work and given likely recurring brain

> injury from a heart PFO resulting from years of functional hypoxia

> that are part of a low glutathione/low blood volume/low RBC Mass

> status and caused by methylation cycle blocks and/or HHV-6A

infection,

> my most troublesome CFS symptom remains chronic severe headache

> accompanied by cognitive difficulty and exhaustion.

>

> ***These major components of CFS pathophysiology seem clear in my

case

> and effectively treating them remains the challenge.

>

> >

> > TIA

> > L.

> >

> ***

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, .

Thanks, but I don't have brain fog. That's not the issue.

" benitez_ricardo " <benitez_ricardo@...> wrote:

>

> ,

>

> recuperation helped my brain fog. I hardly have any brain fog

> anymore. I was on it for 1 and half years. Until it started to

> cause moore snesitivity to allergerns.

>

> Not a cure all but it helped fog. And the fog stayed away. I

> noticed that after many months on it, it increased anxiety some.

>

<david-hall@> wrote:

my most troublesome CFS symptom remains chronic severe headache

> > accompanied by cognitive difficulty and exhaustion.