Re: Anyone Have any opinions about this - la

[Guest guest]

Hi la,

No haven't checked into that. Just wondering why I start to sweat immediately when exercising but when just sitting I get sick and red in the face.

Beth S.la Todarello <tasslekitty@...> wrote:

Hi,Have you tried making sure your electrolytes are inbalance prior to trying to sweat. I wonder if thismight help you. I remember my neurologist telling me it is not unusualfor it to take women 25 minutes before they sweat. Men and women have different sweating patterns. I hadto complete a sweat test (full body) that was sodifficult to get through. I did not start to sweatuntil 25 minutes into the test.GT--- "Beth S." <schaffe88@...> wrote:> Hi Shari!> > I think that was the problem....I wasn't sweating. > Hot as hell but not sweating. The more water I> drank the more my hands and feet swelled up. Then> when I got out, my face was blood red.> > I'm just worried because when I first became sick, a> cat

scan showed something that was right next to my> heart. Three cardiologists from a major hospital in> Delaware had a meeting about it. They didn't know> what it was. There guess was that it was a lymph> node that was enlarged. Then when I moved back to> Pennsylvania and had it checked 6 months later,> which is what they told me to do, the hospital> wasn't as good and they passed it off as a cyst. > This has always worried me. > > I was just wondering if my face turning red and> swelling of the hands and feet is a sign of a heart> problem. I was told that if it grows even the> slightest bit I would have to have it removed which> would be open heart surgery. > > I was a bit upset when I saw how red my face was. > Most people in the gym that saw me were a bit> alarmed too!> > Beth

S.> > halvey70@... wrote:> Beth> > I also had a tough time staying in the sauna for> long periods of time at first.... I was sweating> like a pig!! I also felt crappy afterwards but I> think it was just my body detoxing all those nasty> things out of my system. Usually when I am> detoxing, I will feel a little fluish and yucky for> a few days. It just means it is working!! drink> tons of water to flush it out!!> > shari > > Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place> of advice given by licensed health care> professionals. Consult your physician or licensed> health care professional before commencing any> medical treatment. > > "Do not let either the medical authorities or the> politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts> are, and make your own decisions about how to live

a> happy life and how to work for a better world." -> Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954,> Chemistry; 1963, Peace)> >

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I can't keep up with everyone's history. Are your

implants out?

I went through a period where my face would get

flushed and I felt like I was having hot flashes.

Heat bothered me alot and I would get sick to my

stomach. I loved the hear priot to experiencing this

problem.

Drink lots of water and you could try E-Lyte's

electrolyte solution and maybe their liquid minerals.

This alone is one of the best detoxifiers for the

body.

These products can be ordered at

www.emersonecologics.com and I think E-LYTE has their

own website as well.

At first glance they look expensive but they last a

long time. The liquid minerals last at least 6 months

if used daily, maybe longer. If you order them make

sure you also order the Vitamin C in powder form so

you can add a 1/4 teaspoon to the mineral mixture. I

did this for a long time. I started doing it because

juicing can be expensive and time consuming. I am

back to juicing because I like to expose my body to

difffernnt things.

GT

--- " Beth S. " <schaffe88@...> wrote:

> Hi la,

>

> No haven't checked into that. Just wondering why I

> start to sweat immediately when exercising but when

> just sitting I get sick and red in the face.

>

> Beth S.

>

> la Todarello <tasslekitty@...> wrote:

> Hi,

>

> Have you tried making sure your electrolytes are in

> balance prior to trying to sweat. I wonder if this

> might help you.

>

> I remember my neurologist telling me it is not

> unusual

> for it to take women 25 minutes before they sweat.

> Men and women have different sweating patterns. I

> had

> to complete a sweat test (full body) that was so

> difficult to get through. I did not start to sweat

> until 25 minutes into the test.

>

> GT

> --- " Beth S. " <schaffe88@...> wrote:

> > Hi Shari!

> >

> > I think that was the problem....I wasn't sweating.

>

> > Hot as hell but not sweating. The more water I

> > drank the more my hands and feet swelled up. Then

> > when I got out, my face was blood red.

> >

> > I'm just worried because when I first became sick,

> a

> > cat scan showed something that was right next to

> my

> > heart. Three cardiologists from a major hospital

> in

> > Delaware had a meeting about it. They didn't know

> > what it was. There guess was that it was a lymph

> > node that was enlarged. Then when I moved back to

> > Pennsylvania and had it checked 6 months later,

> > which is what they told me to do, the hospital

> > wasn't as good and they passed it off as a cyst.

> > This has always worried me.

> >

> > I was just wondering if my face turning red and

> > swelling of the hands and feet is a sign of a

> heart

> > problem. I was told that if it grows even the

> > slightest bit I would have to have it removed

> which

> > would be open heart surgery.

> >

> > I was a bit upset when I saw how red my face was.

> > Most people in the gym that saw me were a bit

> > alarmed too!

> >

> > Beth S.

> >

> > halvey70@... wrote:

> > Beth

> >

> > I also had a tough time staying in the sauna for

> > long periods of time at first.... I was sweating

> > like a pig!! I also felt crappy afterwards but I

> > think it was just my body detoxing all those nasty

> > things out of my system. Usually when I am

> > detoxing, I will feel a little fluish and yucky

> for

> > a few days. It just means it is working!! drink

> > tons of water to flush it out!!

> >

> > shari

> >

> > Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place

> > of advice given by licensed health care

> > professionals. Consult your physician or licensed

> > health care professional before commencing any

> > medical treatment.

> >

> > " Do not let either the medical authorities or the

> > politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts

> > are, and make your own decisions about how to live

> a

> > happy life and how to work for a better world. " -

> > Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954,

> > Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I just re-read your post. Before taking anything you

should get your heart issue diagnosed (get at least

one more opinion)and get your adrenal gland and other

glands checked out.

It could be very dangerous to you if you take

supplements or meds without a proper diagnosis.

GT

--- " Beth S. " <schaffe88@...> wrote:

> Hi la,

>

> No haven't checked into that. Just wondering why I

> start to sweat immediately when exercising but when

> just sitting I get sick and red in the face.

>

> Beth S.

>

> la Todarello <tasslekitty@...> wrote:

> Hi,

>

> Have you tried making sure your electrolytes are in

> balance prior to trying to sweat. I wonder if this

> might help you.

>

> I remember my neurologist telling me it is not

> unusual

> for it to take women 25 minutes before they sweat.

> Men and women have different sweating patterns. I

> had

> to complete a sweat test (full body) that was so

> difficult to get through. I did not start to sweat

> until 25 minutes into the test.

>

> GT

> --- " Beth S. " <schaffe88@...> wrote:

> > Hi Shari!

> >

> > I think that was the problem....I wasn't sweating.

>

> > Hot as hell but not sweating. The more water I

> > drank the more my hands and feet swelled up. Then

> > when I got out, my face was blood red.

> >

> > I'm just worried because when I first became sick,

> a

> > cat scan showed something that was right next to

> my

> > heart. Three cardiologists from a major hospital

> in

> > Delaware had a meeting about it. They didn't know

> > what it was. There guess was that it was a lymph

> > node that was enlarged. Then when I moved back to

> > Pennsylvania and had it checked 6 months later,

> > which is what they told me to do, the hospital

> > wasn't as good and they passed it off as a cyst.

> > This has always worried me.

> >

> > I was just wondering if my face turning red and

> > swelling of the hands and feet is a sign of a

> heart

> > problem. I was told that if it grows even the

> > slightest bit I would have to have it removed

> which

> > would be open heart surgery.

> >

> > I was a bit upset when I saw how red my face was.

> > Most people in the gym that saw me were a bit

> > alarmed too!

> >

> > Beth S.

> >

> > halvey70@... wrote:

> > Beth

> >

> > I also had a tough time staying in the sauna for

> > long periods of time at first.... I was sweating

> > like a pig!! I also felt crappy afterwards but I

> > think it was just my body detoxing all those nasty

> > things out of my system. Usually when I am

> > detoxing, I will feel a little fluish and yucky

> for

> > a few days. It just means it is working!! drink

> > tons of water to flush it out!!

> >

> > shari

> >

> > Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place

> > of advice given by licensed health care

> > professionals. Consult your physician or licensed

> > health care professional before commencing any

> > medical treatment.

> >

> > " Do not let either the medical authorities or the

> > politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts

> > are, and make your own decisions about how to live

> a

> > happy life and how to work for a better world. " -

> > Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954,

> > Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Dr. Kane has my son on the liquid minerals with powered C and also the E-lyte. Anita Re: Anyone Have any opinions about this - la Hi,I can't keep up with everyone's history. Are yourimplants out?I went through a period where my face would getflushed and I felt like I was having hot flashes. Heat bothered me alot and I would get sick to mystomach. I loved the hear priot to experiencing thisproblem.Drink lots of water and you could try E-Lyte'selectrolyte solution and maybe their liquid minerals. This alone is one of the best detoxifiers for thebody.These products can be ordered atwww.emersonecologics.com and I think E-LYTE has theirown website as well.At first glance they look expensive but they last along time. The liquid minerals last at least 6 monthsif used daily, maybe longer. If you order them makesure you also order the Vitamin C in powder form soyou can add a 1/4 teaspoon to the mineral mixture. Idid this for a long time. I started doing it becausejuicing can be expensive and time consuming. I amback to juicing because I like to expose my body todifffernnt things.GT--- "Beth S." <schaffe88@...> wrote:> Hi la,> > No haven't checked into that. Just wondering why I> start to sweat immediately when exercising but when> just sitting I get sick and red in the face.> > Beth S.> > la Todarello <tasslekitty@...> wrote:> Hi,> > Have you tried making sure your electrolytes are in> balance prior to trying to sweat. I wonder if this> might help you. > > I remember my neurologist telling me it is not> unusual> for it to take women 25 minutes before they sweat. > Men and women have different sweating patterns. I> had> to complete a sweat test (full body) that was so> difficult to get through. I did not start to sweat> until 25 minutes into the test.> > GT> --- "Beth S." <schaffe88@...> wrote:> > Hi Shari!> > > > I think that was the problem....I wasn't sweating.> > > Hot as hell but not sweating. The more water I> > drank the more my hands and feet swelled up. Then> > when I got out, my face was blood red.> > > > I'm just worried because when I first became sick,> a> > cat scan showed something that was right next to> my> > heart. Three cardiologists from a major hospital> in> > Delaware had a meeting about it. They didn't know> > what it was. There guess was that it was a lymph> > node that was enlarged. Then when I moved back to> > Pennsylvania and had it checked 6 months later,> > which is what they told me to do, the hospital> > wasn't as good and they passed it off as a cyst. > > This has always worried me. > > > > I was just wondering if my face turning red and> > swelling of the hands and feet is a sign of a> heart> > problem. I was told that if it grows even the> > slightest bit I would have to have it removed> which> > would be open heart surgery. > > > > I was a bit upset when I saw how red my face was. > > Most people in the gym that saw me were a bit> > alarmed too!> > > > Beth S.> > > > halvey70@... wrote:> > Beth> > > > I also had a tough time staying in the sauna for> > long periods of time at first.... I was sweating> > like a pig!! I also felt crappy afterwards but I> > think it was just my body detoxing all those nasty> > things out of my system. Usually when I am> > detoxing, I will feel a little fluish and yucky> for> > a few days. It just means it is working!! drink> > tons of water to flush it out!!> > > > shari > > > > Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place> > of advice given by licensed health care> > professionals. Consult your physician or licensed> > health care professional before commencing any> > medical treatment. > > > > "Do not let either the medical authorities or the> > politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts> > are, and make your own decisions about how to live> a> > happy life and how to work for a better world." -> > Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954,> > Chemistry; 1963, Peace)> > > >

[Guest guest]

Hi la,

Thanks for the info. I did have the adrenals checked twice. It is the heart that has worried me for some time now.

The huge problem is finding a good doctor. Are there any???? They all just seem to fluff everything off.

Ya know, kidney disease runs in my family. Both my Father and Grandmother had to have a kidney removed. I did nothing but complain that I was retaining water before I had the damn implants out. I would drink about 5 bottles of water a day and pee maybe three times if lucky. As soon as my implants were removed I did nothing but run to the bathroom. Even now, I drink alot of water and have to watch how much I drink before going to bed because all I do is pee. Wouldn't you say that I was retaining water?????????? They checked the kidneys and found nothing and insisted that I wasn't retaining.

Beth S.

Beth S.la Todarello <tasslekitty@...> wrote:

Hi,I just re-read your post. Before taking anything youshould get your heart issue diagnosed (get at leastone more opinion)and get your adrenal gland and otherglands checked out.It could be very dangerous to you if you takesupplements or meds without a proper diagnosis.GT--- "Beth S." <schaffe88@...> wrote:> Hi la,> > No haven't checked into that. Just wondering why I> start to sweat immediately when exercising but when> just sitting I get sick and red in the face.> > Beth S.> > la Todarello <tasslekitty@...> wrote:> Hi,> > Have you tried making sure your electrolytes are in> balance prior to trying to sweat. I wonder if this> might help you. >

> I remember my neurologist telling me it is not> unusual> for it to take women 25 minutes before they sweat. > Men and women have different sweating patterns. I> had> to complete a sweat test (full body) that was so> difficult to get through. I did not start to sweat> until 25 minutes into the test.> > GT> --- "Beth S." <schaffe88@...> wrote:> > Hi Shari!> > > > I think that was the problem....I wasn't sweating.> > > Hot as hell but not sweating. The more water I> > drank the more my hands and feet swelled up. Then> > when I got out, my face was blood red.> > > > I'm just worried because when I first became sick,> a> > cat scan showed something that was right next to> my> > heart. Three cardiologists from a major hospital>

in> > Delaware had a meeting about it. They didn't know> > what it was. There guess was that it was a lymph> > node that was enlarged. Then when I moved back to> > Pennsylvania and had it checked 6 months later,> > which is what they told me to do, the hospital> > wasn't as good and they passed it off as a cyst. > > This has always worried me. > > > > I was just wondering if my face turning red and> > swelling of the hands and feet is a sign of a> heart> > problem. I was told that if it grows even the> > slightest bit I would have to have it removed> which> > would be open heart surgery. > > > > I was a bit upset when I saw how red my face was. > > Most people in the gym that saw me were a bit> > alarmed too!> > > > Beth

S.> > > > halvey70@... wrote:> > Beth> > > > I also had a tough time staying in the sauna for> > long periods of time at first.... I was sweating> > like a pig!! I also felt crappy afterwards but I> > think it was just my body detoxing all those nasty> > things out of my system. Usually when I am> > detoxing, I will feel a little fluish and yucky> for> > a few days. It just means it is working!! drink> > tons of water to flush it out!!> > > > shari > > > > Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place> > of advice given by licensed health care> > professionals. Consult your physician or licensed> > health care professional before commencing any> > medical treatment. > > > > "Do not let either the medical authorities or

the> > politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts> > are, and make your own decisions about how to live> a> > happy life and how to work for a better world." -> > Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954,> > Chemistry; 1963, Peace)> > > >

[Guest guest]

HI,

So you are seeing Kane??

GT

--- anita kessler <AnitaK001@...> wrote:

> Dr. Kane has my son on the liquid minerals with

> powered C and also the E-lyte. Anita

>

> Re: Anyone Have any

> opinions about this - la

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I can't keep up with everyone's history. Are your

> implants out?

>

> I went through a period where my face would get

> flushed and I felt like I was having hot flashes.

> Heat bothered me alot and I would get sick to my

> stomach. I loved the hear priot to experiencing

> this

> problem.

>

> Drink lots of water and you could try E-Lyte's

> electrolyte solution and maybe their liquid

> minerals.

> This alone is one of the best detoxifiers for the

> body.

>

> These products can be ordered at

> www.emersonecologics.com and I think E-LYTE has

> their

> own website as well.

>

> At first glance they look expensive but they last a

> long time. The liquid minerals last at least 6

> months

> if used daily, maybe longer. If you order them make

> sure you also order the Vitamin C in powder form so

> you can add a 1/4 teaspoon to the mineral mixture.

> I

> did this for a long time. I started doing it

> because

> juicing can be expensive and time consuming. I am

> back to juicing because I like to expose my body to

> difffernnt things.

>

> GT

> --- " Beth S. " <schaffe88@...> wrote:

>

> > Hi la,

> >

> > No haven't checked into that. Just wondering why

> I

> > start to sweat immediately when exercising but

> when

> > just sitting I get sick and red in the face.

> >

> > Beth S.

> >

> > la Todarello <tasslekitty@...> wrote:

> > Hi,

> >

> > Have you tried making sure your electrolytes are

> in

> > balance prior to trying to sweat. I wonder if

> this

> > might help you.

> >

> > I remember my neurologist telling me it is not

> > unusual

> > for it to take women 25 minutes before they sweat.

>

> > Men and women have different sweating patterns. I

> > had

> > to complete a sweat test (full body) that was so

> > difficult to get through. I did not start to

> sweat

> > until 25 minutes into the test.

> >

> > GT

> > --- " Beth S. " <schaffe88@...> wrote:

> > > Hi Shari!

> > >

> > > I think that was the problem....I wasn't

> sweating.

> >

> > > Hot as hell but not sweating. The more water I

> > > drank the more my hands and feet swelled up.

> Then

> > > when I got out, my face was blood red.

> > >

> > > I'm just worried because when I first became

> sick,

> > a

> > > cat scan showed something that was right next to

> > my

> > > heart. Three cardiologists from a major

> hospital

> > in

> > > Delaware had a meeting about it. They didn't

> know

> > > what it was. There guess was that it was a

> lymph

> > > node that was enlarged. Then when I moved back

> to

> > > Pennsylvania and had it checked 6 months later,

> > > which is what they told me to do, the hospital

> > > wasn't as good and they passed it off as a cyst.

>

> > > This has always worried me.

> > >

> > > I was just wondering if my face turning red and

> > > swelling of the hands and feet is a sign of a

> > heart

> > > problem. I was told that if it grows even the

> > > slightest bit I would have to have it removed

> > which

> > > would be open heart surgery.

> > >

> > > I was a bit upset when I saw how red my face

> was.

> > > Most people in the gym that saw me were a bit

> > > alarmed too!

> > >

> > > Beth S.

> > >

> > > halvey70@... wrote:

> > > Beth

> > >

> > > I also had a tough time staying in the sauna for

> > > long periods of time at first.... I was sweating

> > > like a pig!! I also felt crappy afterwards but

> I

> > > think it was just my body detoxing all those

> nasty

> > > things out of my system. Usually when I am

> > > detoxing, I will feel a little fluish and yucky

> > for

> > > a few days. It just means it is working!!

> drink

> > > tons of water to flush it out!!

> > >

> > > shari

> > >

> > > Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the

> place

> > > of advice given by licensed health care

> > > professionals. Consult your physician or

> licensed

> > > health care professional before commencing any

> > > medical treatment.

> > >

> > > " Do not let either the medical authorities or

> the

> > > politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts

> > > are, and make your own decisions about how to

> live

> > a

> > > happy life and how to work for a better world. "

> -

> > > Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner

> (1954,

> > > Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Yes we are. I live in Vegas and we flew there in January. The tests she does are very precise. While we were there my son got seven of the IV's. It has taken some time to get the doctor here set up to continue the IV's but luckily she knew him and called him for me. She has my son on the phoschol, and quite a few supplements and oils plus the detox diet (which is hard to get a teenager to stick to). But the heart of the protocol is the IV's. Tell me what you know about her. It sounds like you were at least partially doing the protocol. Did it work for you? Are you completely well now? Love, Anita Re: Anyone Have any> opinions about this - la> > > Hi,> > I can't keep up with everyone's history. Are your> implants out?> > I went through a period where my face would get> flushed and I felt like I was having hot flashes. > Heat bothered me alot and I would get sick to my> stomach. I loved the hear priot to experiencing> this> problem.> > Drink lots of water and you could try E-Lyte's> electrolyte solution and maybe their liquid> minerals. > This alone is one of the best detoxifiers for the> body.> > These products can be ordered at> www.emersonecologics.com and I think E-LYTE has> their> own website as well.> > At first glance they look expensive but they last a> long time. The liquid minerals last at least 6> months> if used daily, maybe longer. If you order them make> sure you also order the Vitamin C in powder form so> you can add a 1/4 teaspoon to the mineral mixture. > I> did this for a long time. I started doing it> because> juicing can be expensive and time consuming. I am> back to juicing because I like to expose my body to> difffernnt things.> > GT> --- "Beth S." <schaffe88@...> wrote:> > > Hi la,> > > > No haven't checked into that. Just wondering why> I> > start to sweat immediately when exercising but> when> > just sitting I get sick and red in the face.> > > > Beth S.> > > > la Todarello <tasslekitty@...> wrote:> > Hi,> > > > Have you tried making sure your electrolytes are> in> > balance prior to trying to sweat. I wonder if> this> > might help you. > > > > I remember my neurologist telling me it is not> > unusual> > for it to take women 25 minutes before they sweat.> > > Men and women have different sweating patterns. I> > had> > to complete a sweat test (full body) that was so> > difficult to get through. I did not start to> sweat> > until 25 minutes into the test.> > > > GT> > --- "Beth S." <schaffe88@...> wrote:> > > Hi Shari!> > > > > > I think that was the problem....I wasn't> sweating.> > > > > Hot as hell but not sweating. The more water I> > > drank the more my hands and feet swelled up. > Then> > > when I got out, my face was blood red.> > > > > > I'm just worried because when I first became> sick,> > a> > > cat scan showed something that was right next to> > my> > > heart. Three cardiologists from a major> hospital> > in> > > Delaware had a meeting about it. They didn't> know> > > what it was. There guess was that it was a> lymph> > > node that was enlarged. Then when I moved back> to> > > Pennsylvania and had it checked 6 months later,> > > which is what they told me to do, the hospital> > > wasn't as good and they passed it off as a cyst.> > > > This has always worried me. > > > > > > I was just wondering if my face turning red and> > > swelling of the hands and feet is a sign of a> > heart> > > problem. I was told that if it grows even the> > > slightest bit I would have to have it removed> > which> > > would be open heart surgery. > > > > > > I was a bit upset when I saw how red my face> was > > > Most people in the gym that saw me were a bit> > > alarmed too!> > > > > > Beth S.> > > > > > halvey70@... wrote:> > > Beth> > > > > > I also had a tough time staying in the sauna for> > > long periods of time at first.... I was sweating> > > like a pig!! I also felt crappy afterwards but> I> > > think it was just my body detoxing all those> nasty> > > things out of my system. Usually when I am> > > detoxing, I will feel a little fluish and yucky> > for> > > a few days. It just means it is working!! > drink> > > tons of water to flush it out!!> > > > > > shari > > > > > > Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the> place> > > of advice given by licensed health care> > > professionals. Consult your physician or> licensed> > > health care professional before commencing any> > > medical treatment > > > > > > "Do not let either the medical authorities or> the> > > politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts> > > are, and make your own decisions about how to> live> > a> > > happy life and how to work for a better world."> -> > > Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner> (1954,> > > Chemistry; 1963, Peace)> > > > > >

[Guest guest]

GT and Anita . . . Thanks so much!

I'm forwarding your messages to SiliconeKids.

IMHO, what you're discussing is very important for

everyone there to read!

GT, if you haven't joined SK yet, please do so! We

need your expertise there!

And, ladies, if you would, PLEASE, would you post the

messages that may apply to kids to BOTH groups? It's

easy!

Love to both of you,

Rogene

--- la Todarello <tasslekitty@...> wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I am not sure how much they know about nattokinase

> and

> all brands are not created equal either. I think

> the

> one be allergy research group has been the one

> studied

> most. I would imagine that he may be put on this

> later if she thinks he needs it.

>

> After I finish my anti-fungals and some liver

> flushes

> I will try it if my head does not clear up

> completely.

> DR. Blais suggested 81mg of aspirin a day.

>

> GT

>

> GT

> --- anita kessler <AnitaK001@...> wrote:

>

> > Gt,

> > You'll never know how much your encouraging words

> > mean to me. Thank you! Yes he did have the fatty

> > acid test. It was done at Kennedy Kreiger. She

> > doesn't have him on natto. If I'm not mistaken

> the

> > healing of the cell membrane is supposed to take

> > care of the hypercoagulation of the blood. Love,

> > Anita

> >

> > Re: Anyone Have any

> > > opinions about this - la

> > >

> > >

> > > HI,

> > >

> > > I do not know much about her except what I have

> > read

> > > about her from various sources that past 4-5

> > years.

> > >

> > > Ifc you read her book it is very good and also

> > > scientific so not for everyone.

> > >

> > > I think she may have worked at the Kennedy

> Keiger

> > > Institute at Hopkins for a while. Is she

> > still

> > > there? Where did you see her?

> > >

> > > Who is the Dr. in Vegas that she referred you

> to?

> > >

> > > I found out about her in a round-a-bout way. I

> > had

> > > an

> > > acupuncturist recommend the E-LYTE liquid

> minerals

> > > to

> > > me along with a good B-complex instead of taking

> > > multi-vitamins. He did not think that the

> > minerals

> > > in

> > > most multi-vitamins were absorbed as well as the

> > > liquid minerals with vitamin C added. He felt

> > that

> > > today all of our bodies are depleted of

> necessary

> > > minerals due to food processing.

> > >

> > > When I decided to re-order I did a search on the

> > > internet to purchase some more liquid minerals

> and

> > > came across websites talking about Richie

> > Shoemaker,

> > > Kane and another doctor that deals with

>

> > > Gulf

> > > War problems (I forget his name-but he and his

> > wife

> > > pioneered the treatment for mycoplasma

> infections

> > > and

> > > diagnosed them by PCR).

> > >

> > > Anyway , I ordered the book but knew I could not

> > > find

> > > a doctor in my area that would even entertain

> the

> > > idea

> > > that implants caused problems, let alone do the

> > > protocol. So I kept researching and came up

> with

> > my

> > > own protocol. I of course did not do anything

> by

> > IV

> > > which is most definitely better.

> > >

> > > The supplements suggested in the book are quite

> > > expensive especially at the doses suggested. In

> > > addition, I think some of the supplements are

> only

> > > available through physicians or other types of

> > > doctors.

> > >

> > > With regard to my child. He had terrrible oral

> > > " thrush " , or yeast infections soon after birth.

>

> > > Problem is, so do many new borns. It never

> > crossed

> > > my

> > > mind there might be a link to my implants. And

> > yes,

> > > I

> > > did breast feed him but not alot. My mother did

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

I do not take aspirin I have stomach trouble with it.

Thanks

GT

--- anita kessler <AnitaK001@...> wrote:

> GT,

> In fact I think there's an article on the Allergy

> Research site about natto. It is right before an

> article by Kane. She uses their products

> alot. I just want to warn you lately I have been

> reading bad things about aspirin therapy including

> that going off of it can trigger a heart attack.

> Love, Anita

>

> Re: Anyone Have any

> > > opinions about this - la

> > >

> > >

> > > HI,

> > >

> > > I do not know much about her except what I have

> > read

> > > about her from various sources that past 4-5

> > years.

> > >

> > > Ifc you read her book it is very good and also

> > > scientific so not for everyone.

> > >

> > > I think she may have worked at the Kennedy

> Keiger

> > > Institute at Hopkins for a while. Is she

> > still

> > > there? Where did you see her?

> > >

> > > Who is the Dr. in Vegas that she referred you

> to?

> > >

> > > I found out about her in a round-a-bout way. I

> > had

> > > an

> > > acupuncturist recommend the E-LYTE liquid

> minerals

> > > to

> > > me along with a good B-complex instead of taking

> > > multi-vitamins. He did not think that the

> > minerals

> > > in

> > > most multi-vitamins were absorbed as well as the

> > > liquid minerals with vitamin C added. He felt

> > that

> > > today all of our bodies are depleted of

> necessary

> > > minerals due to food processing.

> > >

> > > When I decided to re-order I did a search on the

> > > internet to purchase some more liquid minerals

> and

> > > came across websites talking about Richie

> > Shoemaker,

> > > Kane and another doctor that deals with

>

> > > Gulf

> > > War problems (I forget his name-but he and his

> > wife

> > > pioneered the treatment for mycoplasma

> infections

> > > and

> > > diagnosed them by PCR).

> > >

> > > Anyway , I ordered the book but knew I could not

> > > find

> > > a doctor in my area that would even entertain

> the

> > > idea

> > > that implants caused problems, let alone do the

> > > protocol. So I kept researching and came up

> with

> > my

> > > own protocol. I of course did not do anything

> by

> > IV

> > > which is most definitely better.

>

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