Re: ing/Rath protocol/updates on husband & I

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>

> > Hello,

> >

> > As far as the saunas go I am now up to the minimun

> > amount Saul recommends for healing! LOL I've been

> > doing 2 a week for 20 to 25 minutes. This still

> > produces a rash that will bother me for about 1.5

> > days. After that it really settles down and fades

> > away. I don't know if that is due to the vitamin C or

> > if it is just that I am less toxic. One thing, tho,

> > that I've noticed is that it doesn't seem to be

> > giving me as much of an instant energy rush that I was

> > getting earlier. I have no idea as to why. <

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[Guest guest]

Thank you, Gail, for taking the time to post this encouraging report!

It's wonderful to hear when things are working, and people are getting

better. You and your husband have really worked hard on both of your

problems and it looks like it's paying off.

We all need to hear such good news!

Blessings to you both,

Sharon

From: " Gail Naranjo " <wanda85929@...>

> It's now been three weeks since starting on the

> ing/Rath protocol, and thought I'd post things I

> have noticed. However, it is hard to determine if it

> is due to this protocol or a combination of

> everything. I suspect it is a combination of it all.

>

> Lately I have been feeling stronger. That was the

> first noticable improvement. There are no more heart

> palpitations and whenever I walk, rebound or even do

> the chi, my heart is very much up to the job.

> Recently I've been increasing the intensity of my

> walk. I also bought some very light (2lb) weights to

> take with me while I walk. I am amazed at how simply

> adding this little amount of weight can increase the

> heartbeat and intensity of the walk. Even so my heart

> is doing very well with the wrok out. I now feel like

> I am really doing an exercise routine. So I think the

> combination of the exercise along with the protocol is

> really strengthen my heart. I had debated whether or

> not I would continue on a maintanence dose or not. I

> think that I will. I'm actually starting to feel

> good.

>

> As far as the saunas go I am now up to the minimun

> amount Saul recommends for healing! LOL I've been

> doing 2 a week for 20 to 25 minutes. This still

> produces a rash that will bother me for about 1.5

> days. After that it really settles down and fades

> away. I don't know if that is due to the vitamin C or

> if it is just that I am less toxic. One thing, tho,

> that I've noticed is that it doesn't seem to be

> giving me as much of an instant energy rush that I was

> getting earlier. I have no idea as to why. ON the

> whole, tho, there does seem to be a gradual increase

> in stamina and wellbeing. It is limited but gradually

> on the upside of things.

>

> There are a couple of other things I've added, too.

> Aloe vera and increased magnesium. The increased

> magnesium could also be contibuting to the heart

> gettng stronger, and the aloe could be helping

> alleviate the rash more rapidly. It really is just

> hard to know.

>

> Weather here is beautiful!!! I only mention this

> because that in itself is invigorating to me. It's

> just goreous. I live in the mountains with lots of

> trees and all the leaves are turning now. Last

> weekend we went up the the ski run (not to ski, it's

> off season) to ride the lift. The sun was glistening

> and as we were going up the mountain it looked like it

> was raining all these different red, gold, yellow &

> brown leaves while the sun shown through them. It

> truly was a beautiful sight watching it rain leaves.

> And as Opra says it " feeds your spirit " . And all the

> more makes me want to be outside enjoying the weather

> being more active producing more health. Everything

> just seems to be fallening into place for me now.

>

> Husband went to the cardiologist today and got a very

> good report. Had some lab work done and all the

> numbers came back good. But on the down side of

> things, he seems to have fallen into a slight

> depression. I say slight because it probably is not

> noticable to those who might not know him well or are

> not trained to notice these things. It probably is a

> combination of everything, also. Although he has not

> smoked since May, there is still a longing for it off

> and on. He is still debating whether or not to return

> to work. The doctor says he is well enough to, but

> she also said if you can swing retirement then go

> ahead and retire. She also said it would take a

> total of a full year to make a complete recovery. He

> stills tires more than normal but continues with his

> walking but kind of babies himself with it. There's

> just a fear that wasn't there before and I think he's

> afraid of overdoing it. Still he is mending.

>

> I talked to other cardic patients in the lobby today,

> and they all said they were doing great after 7, 8

> years of having had bypass surgery. That was

> encouraging to us. I think more so to my husband

> because only he knows how he feels, so to see somebody

> who has been there and hearing/seeing how well they

> are doing is encouraging.

>

> I'm still drinking the gallon of water and I really

> think that might also be contributing to my sense of

> wellbeing. I don't find it burdensome at all. I'm

> starting to crave water. It seemed like right after I

> first got into it, I started feeling just kind of ick.

> I'm beginning to think that was some toxins being

> sturred up. I don't feel that anymore.

>

> I sure hope we continue to maintain a quality of

> health. Some days I will have a really good day then

> kind of crash. It will often be up and down. This

> whole last year has been more down the up. But for

> now we seem to be on the up side of things. Me more

> up than my husband but that, too, shall pass (his

> depression I mean).

>

> Gail

[Guest guest]

Yes

> Hi Gail,

>

> Is your husband on one of the statins?

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Gail,

When you mentioned depression and retirement it reminded me of my

stepfather who was put on one of the statins. My mother mentioned to me

about his feeling tired, a little depressed and wanting to retire. This

started about the time he was put on this medication and I had done some

digging re this class of medication. I told her to bundle him up and

sit him in front of the doctor with this information, the doctor

switched him to a different statin, lower dose and that all went away.

I'm also hearing this story from others. My stepfather missed it even

though he was a pharmacist for many years. This doctor was educated on

this drug from a doctor hired by the drug company to teach a seminar to

fulfill CEU credits and side effects were glossed over. It's good to do

your own digging for information on any medications as a double check.

Also with the statins, he should be on coQ10. All the statins deplete

this and it's necessary to maintain heart health. I've looked at the

numbers and it seems the statins do lower cholesterol and improve heart

events but the numbers also show they don't actually work by that

action. It's my wild guess that they are antifungal and this lowers

toxicity to the heart

.

>Message: 24

> Date: Sat, 16 Oct 2004 16:37:32 -0000

> From: " wanda85929 " <wanda85929@...>

>Subject: Re: ing/Rath protocol/updates on husband & I

>

>

>Yes

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>>Hi Gail,

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>>Is your husband on one of the statins?

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