Guest guest Posted October 28, 2003 Report Share Posted October 28, 2003 > Similarly, with Lyme disease (and a host of others) people will often have > a > flare > of symptoms equal to their worst bout, before the ozone overcomes the last > resistance and cleans the place up. Saul is right. This is Herring's Law of Cure and applies to almost all chronic diseases: THE HERRING LAW OF CURE The Herring Law of cure describes the way in which the body reverses a ch ronic disease. I have found this theory to roughly describe the healing process, especially experiencing symptoms that you haven’t experienced for a long time. For example, if you had nausea and tinnitus in the early stages of the illness, you can expect them to return while undergoing successful treatment. Without knowing this up front, you might become extremely frightened when you see that your frequency machine is awakening symptoms you thought had gone away a long time ago. However, the disease will literally “reverse,†and as you get well, your symptoms will more closely resemble those symptoms of the early illness. I was quite alarmed when some very frightful symptoms began to reappear after having been gone for a very long time. But, in sticking with the program, it all “became clear†to me. " Pete " , who didn’t even know about the Herring Law of Cure, told me to expect this. Here is the complete Herrings Law of Cure: HERRING'S LAW OF CURE Hahnemann, : Organon of Medicine. Philadelphia. Pa., Boeriche and Tafel, 1901 In the treating of chronic diseases, the homeopaths have discovered that the elimination of these conditions proceeds in a certain specific order and rules have been laid down outlining this healing procedure. These rules are known as Herring's Laws in honor of Constantine Herring (1800-1880), who is considered the father of American homeopathy. Herring's three laws may be expressed simply as follows: 1. Symptoms of a chronic disease disappear in a definite order when the patient is properly treated in accordance with homeopathic recommendations. The symptoms usually disappear in the reverse order of their appearance-the most recent symptom disappears first; then an earlier symptom re manifests only to abate when the proper remedy is given. This process continues until all the unresolved disease conditions are eliminated, even though some may go back to early childhood. This procedure is called the reverse progression of symptoms. This procedure of symptom regression isn't restricted to homeopathy alone, but is to be expected when most natural methods of therapy are used to overcome chronic ailments 2. Herring's second law states that the symptoms tend to move from the more vital organs to the less vital organs and from the interior of the body toward the periphery or skin. This law functions because of the body's attempt to preserve itself. If a disease that produces morbid matter can't be eliminated, the body tries to deposit the residues of this condition in as harmless an area as possible. The skin is one of the safest, but the body also frequently uses the various connective tissues and joints for this purpose. Only when the disease process is overpowering does the body allow it to invade the vital organs, and even then the body makes every possible attempt to keep the disease processes out of the heart and brain. When a patient comes to us with disorders of the vital organs, we know the vital force is weak or these areas wouldn't be affected and therefore the cure will be prolonged. Under treatment, the symptoms will subside and recede from the more vital areas to the less vital areas, and the symptoms may even end with a healing reaction on the best eliminator of all-the skin. 3. Herring's third rule states that the symptoms move from the top of the body downward, disappearing first from the head, then from the thigh to the knee, ankle, and foot. We frequently encounter this last pattern, wherein the pain will go from the abdomen into the hip, then thigh, then knee and then in and out the foot. These patients often comment: " You know, Doctor, I'm sure when it gets down to the foot, it will just go out the toes and be gone. " They usually are correct. The functioning of the third law is based on a principle similar to the second. Because the more vital areas are found in the head and upper portion of the body and those of less importance are encountered toward the extremities, the third law is a symptomatic extension of the second law. Its nature is important to the physician but not particularly to the patient. From these laws, a patient may realize that under proper homeopathic treatment he could re-manifest symptom patterns from an earlier stage of his life, only if these conditions weren't fully corrected originally. If he had so lived that the body didn't have residual disease material, it wouldn't be necessary to go through this retracing regimen. The homeopathic and natural healing physician look on chronic disease as the consequence of improper nutrition, emotional tension, improper treatment with allopathic medication and an over abundance of stress from which the body is not able to recover. The symptoms or the final manifestations that occur are merely an end result of these accumulated body assaults. While allopathy attempts to battle these manifestations when they become objectionable, the true natural healing physician directs his efforts to overcoming the underlying causes, thereby resulting in a patient who is disease-free, not one who is just symptom free. There is an old saying; " You have to get worse before you get better. " In general this is a lot of nonsense and it is used by many physicians to cover their inability to help their patients. With homeopathic remedies, however, this maxim may well be true. We attempt with homeopathic remedies to further stimulate the specific organs that are producing the symptoms. At first this stimulation may result in a short-term intensification of these symptoms, but this soon passes as the vital energy of the body responds to this stimulus and rapidly overcomes the disease. The homeopath is encouraged if his patient worsens slightly soon after taking the remedy, because this positively indicates that he has selected the correct remedy and it is having its desired effect. If the remedy is ill-chosen, it doesn't affect the proper tissues and no symptom will intensification result. Summary of Herring's Law of Cure Herring's Law of Cure tells us that we heal from the head down, from inside out and in reverse order as symptoms have appeared. This is the basis of all healing and we may have to get worse before we get better. If we are to heal the body of whatever disease it has, we must first believe we can heal. Then we must cleanse out the impurities and not suppress any discharge. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2003 Report Share Posted October 28, 2003 > Moria, it is very important to distinguish whether this is a metaphor > or a genuine yeast infection. If you have some question about it, please ask it more specifically. Although I dice things (including my use of words and concepts) with some precision, I can't address what you have said, because what distinction YOU wish to make is not apparent to me. I already answered this from my point of view. I did not have my yeast levels measured at any point. > I don't think they're the same. If it > was causing a yeast flareup--it could be a kind of healing crisis, > one of those " you reverse back thru symptoms " , a sort of, going from > chronic latent to overt and then clearing totally-- I believe I addressed this. I did from my point of view. My saying it is a yeast infection does NOT imply whether it is " good " or " bad " or " detox " or " reverse healing symptom " or will clear up. I do happen to think it will clear up EVENTUALLY, and I said so. This does not affect my opinion that it acts and feels totally like a yeast infection. If it is not yeast it doesn't really matter to me. My usual yeast treatments helped. > or in some way, > the yeast is thriving on ozone other explanations are possible besides " thriving " , although thriving is one possibility. Moria Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2003 Report Share Posted October 28, 2003 Dear Moira, The least effect will be felt from drinking ozonated water. Best of health! Dr. Saul Pressman _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2003 Report Share Posted October 28, 2003 > > Moria, it is very important to distinguish whether this is a metaphor > > or a genuine yeast infection. > > If you have some question about it, please ask it more > specifically. If it is a genuine yeast infection then there we must examine why 03 would stimulate an infection when it tends to kill pathogens and boost the immune system. If it is simply vaginal irritation, it's quite a different matter. They are far from the same thing or similar and the interpretation is so different. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2003 Report Share Posted October 28, 2003 > > > Moria, it is very important to distinguish whether this is a > metaphor > > > or a genuine yeast infection. > > > > If you have some question about it, please ask it more > > specifically. > > If it is a genuine yeast infection then there we must examine why 03 > would stimulate an infection when it tends to kill pathogens and > boost the immune system. I take it as a detox response, just like I take the skin rashes and ear ooze. I'm told that the " ozone yeast " does go away. Eventually. I'm satisfied with this explanation. > If it is simply vaginal irritation, it's quite a different matter. well, it clearly is a vaginal irritation. The issue is what does " simply " mean? I didn't have it cultured. It involves intense itching, and it responds well to all the yeast stuff I threw at it. That doesn't prove it is yeast, and it may not be. If you want, you can get this reaction and have it cultured. For me, it looks, feels, and responds like a yeast infection, so I've identified it as that. I also called it " ozone yeast " to distinguish it from other yeast reactions. It is okay with me if you don't identify it as that. > They are far from the same thing or similar and the interpretation is > so different. For me, functionally what to do FOR ME seems the same, and that is why this is not an issue TO ME. What to do is to treat it as yeast, which seems to " work " . Then figure out how to balance the amount of ozone use with the amount of itching and the amount of probiotics taken daily, and so on. I am not saying you should not have other questions, but this is my thinking on the subject. Perhaps your thinking will lead to better treatments that are more effective in relieving the problem. If so, wonderful. Moria Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2003 Report Share Posted October 28, 2003 Dear Jill and Moria, Yes, this is retracement, and that is why it is resistant to the 'normal' anti-yeast treatments, which are suppressive in nature. Yeast has more difficulty in a more acid environment, so the boric acid changes the environment, and the yeast is suppressed. However, it remains in place, biding its time, until the environment becomes more favorable, and then it blooms again. When you are doing vaginal insufflation, you are eradicating the yeast which fights back, in the same way as herpes fights back. They are fighting for their very existence, and like any cornered 'animal' they are 10 times more tenacious. However, this is the proof that it is not been stimulated by the ozone, but actually eradicating from its comfortable long term home. It is a tough fight, but with continued application, the ozone will win out. Similarly, with Lyme disease (and a host of others) people will often have a flare of symptoms equal to their worst bout, before the ozone overcomes the last resistance and cleans the place up. So, the most important thing is to not give up, and to continue, at whatever level you can tolerate, in order to overcome the entrenched bug/fungus/yeast/ virus/whatever. Slow and steady wins the race. Best of health! Dr. Saul Pressman ------------------------------------------------------------------- ----Original Message Follows---- From: " jill1313 " <jenbooks13@...> Reply-oxyplus oxyplus Subject: Re: Advice needed - dealing w/ ear insufflations Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 09:31:55 -0000 Moria, it is very important to distinguish whether this is a metaphor or a genuine yeast infection. I don't think they're the same. If it was causing a yeast flareup--it could be a kind of healing crisis, one of those " you reverse back thru symptoms " , a sort of, going from chronic latent to overt and then clearing totally--or in some way, the yeast is thriving on ozone--in which case I would LOVE for Saul to weigh in on this because it makes no sense to me. And Ken's athlete foot has cleared up, etc, and Saul's wife's chronic yeast infections cleared up, etc (through 03). Itch can be caused by many things as you know. I suppose aloe is somewhat antifungal but I " m proposing it for the inflammatory response in your vaginal mucosa, not to kill yeast. It is the salicylates in aloe that are so powerful, I have healed bowel inflammation with them too. Try it, you'll get relief. I do think you need to combinbe those 2 aloes, i say it from much experience. Of course if you can fillet your own aloe without the bitter element, thats best, but I tried that and was nervous about the results. Jill _________________________________________________________________ Surf and talk on the phone at the same time with broadband Internet access. Get high-speed for as low as $29.95/month (depending on the local service providers in your area). https://broadband.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2003 Report Share Posted October 28, 2003 Moria, I agree. Although as you and Jill say, more questions may lead to better answers. But, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck! AFFLLLLLAAAACCCKKK! Ouch! I wish there were an easier solution! :-) But, I can vouch that it does get better. Best wishes and much love, Ken Ken Gullan Institute for Research Integration (IRI) San Diego, CA 92106-2424 IRI is a 501C(3) non-profit corporation established to help children with developmental difficulties. To contact me off-list use kengullan@... or call 619-222-1104 Re: Advice needed - dealing w/ ear insufflations > > > Moria, it is very important to distinguish whether this is a > metaphor > > > or a genuine yeast infection. > > > > If you have some question about it, please ask it more > > specifically. > > If it is a genuine yeast infection then there we must examine why 03 > would stimulate an infection when it tends to kill pathogens and > boost the immune system. I take it as a detox response, just like I take the skin rashes and ear ooze. I'm told that the " ozone yeast " does go away. Eventually. I'm satisfied with this explanation. > If it is simply vaginal irritation, it's quite a different matter. well, it clearly is a vaginal irritation. The issue is what does " simply " mean? I didn't have it cultured. It involves intense itching, and it responds well to all the yeast stuff I threw at it. That doesn't prove it is yeast, and it may not be. If you want, you can get this reaction and have it cultured. For me, it looks, feels, and responds like a yeast infection, so I've identified it as that. I also called it " ozone yeast " to distinguish it from other yeast reactions. It is okay with me if you don't identify it as that. > They are far from the same thing or similar and the interpretation is > so different. For me, functionally what to do FOR ME seems the same, and that is why this is not an issue TO ME. What to do is to treat it as yeast, which seems to " work " . Then figure out how to balance the amount of ozone use with the amount of itching and the amount of probiotics taken daily, and so on. I am not saying you should not have other questions, but this is my thinking on the subject. Perhaps your thinking will lead to better treatments that are more effective in relieving the problem. If so, wonderful. Moria Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2003 Report Share Posted October 28, 2003 Oh, I see Saul did answer. But can we think about this a little more anyway? Organisms, when threatened (with starvation or inhospitable circs) will signal to each other. They need a quorum to do so--in fact, when you " get " an infection is when the infection has reached critical mass in your body, and it knows it through chemotactic signals, and then it switches on virulence because there are enough bugs to really do something. A nd that's when your immune system notices and starts to fight and either wins or loses. But when there aren't enough bugs (i.e. a viglant immunesystem already killed much of them) they will not switch on virulence and will remain under the radar of immune system and not elicit a full attack. This is known in biology. It is also known that yeast for instance become filamentous when they are starved for nutrition. So I have always thought that unless you attack them properly, it could be that goingon an anti-yeast diet actually causes them to switch hit and become filamentous--bad in the long run! So what I am thinking is, perhaps the ozone signals to various mjicrobes, including yeast, " you are in danger! " yeast are dying, or other organisms, and as they do of course they signal to their brethren--how could microbes have survived without all the above tactics anyway? they are old as time and very smart in their own way. So it's, " Hey, troops, something bad is going on! " So the spores, cysts, the latent forms, start to " give birth " and replenish the troops. Maybe the yeast start to go filamentous and irritate tissues, as they search for food or safety. I am speculating here and I " d like Saul to weigh in on this. I want otunderstand the m echanism so when I start my ozone saunas, and I think I will do ozone water too, I can understand what is happening with me. My main probleems are systemic resistant candida, and chronic lyme. If I can get rid of the former, I'll be much better anyway. I am not sure ozone will get rid of all the lyme but even if it reduces it I should feel a lot better. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2003 Report Share Posted October 28, 2003 Dear Dr. Saul: Concerning my Lady, and that she has only recently begun V. insufflation, hasn't had an itch sensation yet, is irrigating before each procedure, I want her to avoid this 24 hour itch, if possible. I mean, she doesn't deserve this, if she can avoid it, unless she must have it to improve, of course. Earlier, you suggested an ozone treatment for her [thank you for that] and I wish she'd do a little less concentration for a longer time per treatment, perhaps, if you think it will still be effective. Secondly, if the endometrial lining of her uterus is only slightly swollen and biopsy showed a Grade 1 cancer, can you estimate the duration of treatment; 12 to 18 months or longer or shorter? Obie. Re: Advice needed - dealing w/ ear insufflations Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 09:31:55 -0000 Moria, it is very important to distinguish whether this is a metaphor or a genuine yeast infection. I don't think they're the same. If it was causing a yeast flareup--it could be a kind of healing crisis, one of those " you reverse back thru symptoms " , a sort of, going from chronic latent to overt and then clearing totally--or in some way, the yeast is thriving on ozone--in which case I would LOVE for Saul to weigh in on this because it makes no sense to me. And Ken's athlete foot has cleared up, etc, and Saul's wife's chronic yeast infections cleared up, etc (through 03). Itch can be caused by many things as you know. I suppose aloe is somewhat antifungal but I " m proposing it for the inflammatory response in your vaginal mucosa, not to kill yeast. It is the salicylates in aloe that are so powerful, I have healed bowel inflammation with them too. Try it, you'll get relief. I do think you need to combinbe those 2 aloes, i say it from much experience. Of course if you can fillet your own aloe without the bitter element, thats best, but I tried that and was nervous about the results. Jill _________________________________________________________________ Surf and talk on the phone at the same time with broadband Internet access. Get high-speed for as low as $29.95/month (depending on the local service providers in your area). https://broadband.msn.com OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative therapies, and other alternative self-help subjects. THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE! This list is the 1st Amendment in action. The things you will find here are for information and research purposes only. We are people sharing information we believe in. If you act on ideas found here, you do so at your own risk. Self-help requires intelligence, common sense, and the ability to take responsibility for your own actions. By joining the list you agree to hold yourself FULLY responsible FOR yourself. Do not use any ideas found here without consulting a medical professional, unless you are a researcher or health care provider. You can unsubscribe via e-mail by sending A NEW e-mail to the following address - NOT TO THE OXYPLUS LIST! - DO NOT USE REPLY BUTTON & DO NOT PUT THIS IN THE SUBJECT LINE or BODY of the message! : oxyplus-unsubscribeegroups oxyplus-normalonelist - switch your subscription to normal mode. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2003 Report Share Posted October 28, 2003 From: " jill1313 " <jenbooks13@...> X-Originating-IP: 66.108.140.37 X--Profile: jill1313 Mailing-List: list oxyplus ; contact oxyplus-owner Delivered-mailing list oxyplus List-Unsubscribe: <mailto:oxyplus-unsubscribe > Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 09:31:55 -0000 Subject: Re: Advice needed - dealing w/ ear insufflations Reply-oxyplus X-Virus-Scanned: by iTEL Virus Scanner. Status: > > >I suppose aloe is somewhat antifungal but I " m proposing it for the >inflammatory response in your vaginal mucosa, not to kill yeast. It >is the salicylates in aloe that are so powerful, I have healed bowel >inflammation with them too. Try it, you'll get relief. > >I do think you need to combinbe those 2 aloes, i say it from much >experience. Of course if you can fillet your own aloe without the >bitter element, thats best, but I tried that and was nervous about >the results. > Can you tell me about 'filleting the aloe without the bitter element' What do you mean and why were you nervous about the result? Thanks, Sue ---------------------------------------------------- Sue Thomson Phone 07 3356 6271 6 Antill Street Mobile 04 0946 6271 Wilston QLD 4051 Fax 07 3352 6619 ---------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2003 Report Share Posted October 28, 2003 From: " jill1313 " <jenbooks13@...> X-Originating-IP: 66.108.140.37 X--Profile: jill1313 Mailing-List: list oxyplus ; contact oxyplus-owner Delivered-mailing list oxyplus List-Unsubscribe: <mailto:oxyplus-unsubscribe > Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 09:31:55 -0000 Subject: Re: Advice needed - dealing w/ ear insufflations Reply-oxyplus X-Virus-Scanned: by iTEL Virus Scanner. Status: > > >I suppose aloe is somewhat antifungal but I " m proposing it for the >inflammatory response in your vaginal mucosa, not to kill yeast. It >is the salicylates in aloe that are so powerful, I have healed bowel >inflammation with them too. Try it, you'll get relief. > >I do think you need to combinbe those 2 aloes, i say it from much >experience. Of course if you can fillet your own aloe without the >bitter element, thats best, but I tried that and was nervous about >the results. > Can you tell me about 'filleting the aloe without the bitter element' What do you mean and why were you nervous about the result? Thanks, Sue ---------------------------------------------------- Sue Thomson Phone 07 3356 6271 6 Antill Street Mobile 04 0946 6271 Wilston QLD 4051 Fax 07 3352 6619 ---------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2003 Report Share Posted October 29, 2003 I've tried protease -- which helps somewhat with the rash but not the ears. I've been doing liver cleanses for about 6 weeks now -- will be doing another one this weekend. Yippee! > > Hey Moira, I don't even know where to begin to reply to you since > our problems > > sound so alike... I too am struggling to find any ozone modality > that I can do and still > > have any quality of life left! > > > > I tried bagging an arm **just once** as an experiment, then spent > the next 2 weeks > > with an unmost unbearable rash that eventually spread to my back, > then over my > > shoulders (how? and, oh my god, why?)... For now, I have decided > to pass on > > bagging. > > > > I also tried vaginal insufflation, and initially thought I would be > able to handle that. > > Then the unbearable itching began about day 3... and since I was > already doing ear > > insufflation -- which is probably what I need the most right now > (meningitis) -- I > > decided to put that aside too since there was no way I could > tolerate, much less > > appear in public, pulling at my crotch AND fussing with my ears. > (Sorry if that's too > > graphic...) > > > > And, like you, there's no way to mind-over-matter the itching. In > fact, once I can find > > a way to knock myself out for the night, I literally come straight > awake with both > > hands tearing at my ears to the point of bleeding. Sometimes I > even cry, it's so bad. > > > > As to one of your ears closing off, the same thing has nearly > happened to me, though > > not as bad as you, thank god... so I don't know how you stand it, > my dear!! I also get > > all these lumps that spread across my cheeks and down my neck. > Does that ring a > > bell with you? Thank god they don't itch (at least majorly) or I > don't know where I'd > > be. > > > > If only I could find a modality that I could do! I'd have given up > by now except that it > > scares me to think just how unhealthy my body must be that it > reacts to severely to a > > bit of ozone. If I don't fix this now, I'd hate to think just how > much worse my health > > will get. > > > > GB Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2003 Report Share Posted October 29, 2003 Hey Moira, my apologies for the delay in responding... right now my own computer is out of commission, so I " m relying on friends/family to let me borrow some time on theirs... > yes, this sounds a lot like my thought pattern. I need something > that is TOLERABLE, but then I'm worried that whatever THAT is, > will be only a miniscule amount of ozone...... So, the question > is, can one HAVE " any quality of life " and also " get through " > to where the baddie reaction go away. (Everyone says they > go away eventually.....but at a miniscule rate that may take > years?) I totally get where you're coming from. I AM committed to seeing this through -- despite how my posts probably read to some -- I just need to find a way that is TOLERABLE (perfect word BTW!). It's been good, however, to read that others are struggling to find the time/modality that works for them... Now I don't feel so alone, which is a GREAT comfort at this moment, and something that I'll be reminding myself about in the wee hours... > The boric acid does help SOMEWHAT--- but honestly this yeast > this yeast thing is so intense. Usually boric acid is my > miracle cure--- but not for " ozone yeast " ! Ozone yeast is strong > stuff! Never heard of boric acid. If (actually when) I resume vaginal insufflations I may try this. > > I also get > > all these lumps that spread across my cheeks and down my neck. Does > that ring a > > bell with you? > > what kind of lumps? I don't think so. Just the skin bumps > that itch. Bumps will do. Kinda acne like in size/shape. They do itch, but not so much as everything else. > My " plan " is to try the protease to see if it will " interfere " with > the vaginal yeast and/or skin rash. Like you, ear insufflation > is the " most important " treatment I want to do, and I'm now I'm > scared of it! It has been weeks and weeks to try to get my ears > even halfway normal again. But I will try ear again -- like I > said, probably 1 ear, maybe 10 or 20 seconds a day or something > like that. The trick is to try to see if there is some way > to cope with the ooze. (Yes, I did Ken's ear washing and coconut > oil, I also pour H202 IN my ears to clean them, I've tried every > trick in the book, I think!) For my NOT ITCHING the ears, I > think, is the big trick--- if I could somehow handle it > (between H/C water, H202, washing them out, etc) and NOT scratch > at them, I might be okay. And I think having just ONE ear > that is oozing would make sleeping more comfortable--- > I hope. It sounds like your plan mirrors mine... find 1 modality I can tolerate, then work that modality through. At some point, add in a second modality at minimal time... and keep my fingers crossed. > Anyway, maybe the protease will " work " and I can do cupping > and/or vaginal insufflation. If I could do even just ONE of > them without a lot of kickback, I'd be willing to do it A LOT, > and hopefully that might clean out my whole body enough to > then tolerate other methods? Does this make sense or just > wishful thinking??? HAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAH I tried protease after the worst of the vaginal problems had stopped so I have no idea how helpful it was/would have been. It *worked* kinda for the arm/back rash IF it took it in large doses every 4 hours. Didn't seem to make a dent with the ears, of course... Take care, GB Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2003 Report Share Posted October 29, 2003 > Hey Moira, my apologies for the delay in responding... not a problem in the least. > > yes, this sounds a lot like my thought pattern. I need something > > that is TOLERABLE, but then I'm worried that whatever THAT is, > > will be only a miniscule amount of ozone...... So, the question > > is, can one HAVE " any quality of life " and also " get through " > > to where the baddie reaction go away. (Everyone says they > > go away eventually.....but at a miniscule rate that may take > > years?) > > I totally get where you're coming from. I AM committed to seeing this through -- > despite how my posts probably read to some -- I just need to find a way that is > TOLERABLE (perfect word BTW!). Yes, I'm with you, including the " despite " part. I find that often people mistake my complaints for decisions, which they aren't. In fact, sometimes it is not even " complaints " in a sense. I think I'm realistic about " both sides " of the situation. I know there are people who would think I'm totally nuts to do something (ozone) that will cause big discomfort. On the other hand, there may be those who think one should plow ahead full steam no matter how uncomfortable. I think everyone gets to decide for themselves, but sorting this out is hard---- especially since the big reactions may not happen for a couple of weeks and then what WAS fine is a big problem. > Never heard of boric acid. If (actually when) I resume vaginal insufflations I may try this. go back and read my posts for the last few days or week--- there is one where I describe it in detail. > > > > I also get > > > all these lumps that spread across my cheeks and down my neck. Does > > that ring a > > > bell with you? > > > > what kind of lumps? I don't think so. Just the skin bumps > > that itch. > > Bumps will do. Kinda acne like in size/shape. They do itch, but not so much as > everything else. I don't think I am having that. The only ones I have itch like crazy. > It sounds like your plan mirrors mine... find 1 modality I can tolerate, then work that > modality through. At some point, add in a second modality at minimal time... and keep > my fingers crossed. yes, that sounds about right. Although I would add that this plan is VERY tentative and subject to change--- almost expected to change. Right now I'm thinking take protease (a lot of it, apparently), and do cupping. Also can drink lots of ozonated water and breath through olive oil (as these are " low effect " and have not caused any issues). > I tried protease after the worst of the vaginal problems had stopped so I have no idea > how helpful it was/would have been. It *worked* kinda for the arm/back rash IF it took > it in large doses every 4 hours. sounds like it takes a LOT of it. Oh, and I'll try to get into routine use of liver herbs. regards, Moria Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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