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I want to share with you my latest cure. It is a self made protocol and

I am not a doctor so that should help. It consists of doing 3 hours of

plastering a day, or as much as you can manage to start. Plastering is

one of the most physical jobs one can do especially in France where the

plaster goes off even quicker. My thesis is that we have let the

buggers disturb our normal rhythm. Kids run about all day, and never

seem to tire, yet we sit on our computers waiting for the cure, when

really what we all need to be doing is sweating the beasts out and

waking up our immune systems. No better way to make the body more

alkaline than to oxygenate it through physical work. One should not

stop until one has sweated enough that everyone knows.

After that you get plastered with 3 glasses of good quality red wine.

Th next day starts with 6 oysters and what ever else you fancy. To

start do one day on, one off, and after a week, every day you do a min

of 3 hours.

To relax in the evening it is essential that you do 20-30 minutes of

deep relaxing stretching and breathing. This is most essential for the

colon and sleep.

Agent Bleu

On 12 May 2005, at 05:28, Ken wrote:

> Folks,

> We seem to have run out of steam!!!

>

> To get the fires going again may I suggest that people posts

> descriptions of what they feel may be the physiological cause of

> CFIDS/ME. Things from Secondary Adrenal Insufficiency to specific

> infections etc.

>

> Start the email with CAUSE:??????????

>

> Once we get a ton of causes posted, we can walk thru them and discuss

> them, and how they could or should be tested for, or treated....

>

> Are there any new protocols out there? Is it time to revisit protocols

> from 10 years ago and critically review them?

>

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> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with

> each other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any

> treatment discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

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my main disease was reactive arthritis which came with its own bout of

CFS, that is almost gone but I still have a few issues left.

B vits are working great.

> Hi Agent!

>

> Your kidding, aren't you?

>

> You are obviously not suffering from CFS....

>

> BW

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> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with

> each other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any

> treatment discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

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Bleu:

With all due respect, if you can physically exert yourself and drink

alcohol, then you don't have the same illness I do. Your idea of a

cure would kill me. I used to walk several miles a day, when I got

ill there were no computers to sit in front of.

Helen

>

> > Folks,

> > We seem to have run out of steam!!!

> >

> > To get the fires going again may I suggest that people posts

> > descriptions of what they feel may be the physiological cause of

> > CFIDS/ME. Things from Secondary Adrenal Insufficiency to specific

> > infections etc.

> >

> > Start the email with CAUSE:??????????

> >

> > Once we get a ton of causes posted, we can walk thru them and

discuss

> > them, and how they could or should be tested for, or treated....

> >

> > Are there any new protocols out there? Is it time to revisit

protocols

> > from 10 years ago and critically review them?

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences

with

> > each other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in

any

> > treatment discussed here, please consult your doctor.

> >

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Yes there are two things that make my condition a 1000 times worse. One is

alcohol and the other is physical exercise. When I was first ill I tried

to go out for a walk each day and each time it made me exhausted. Stupidly

I kept pushing myself though and ended up in a wheelchair.

Re: The Plastering Cure

> Bleu:

>

> With all due respect, if you can physically exert yourself and drink

> alcohol, then you don't have the same illness I do. Your idea of a

> cure would kill me. I used to walk several miles a day, when I got

> ill there were no computers to sit in front of.

>

> Helen

>

>

>

>>

>> > Folks,

>> > We seem to have run out of steam!!!

>> >

>> > To get the fires going again may I suggest that people posts

>> > descriptions of what they feel may be the physiological cause of

>> > CFIDS/ME. Things from Secondary Adrenal Insufficiency to specific

>> > infections etc.

>> >

>> > Start the email with CAUSE:??????????

>> >

>> > Once we get a ton of causes posted, we can walk thru them and

> discuss

>> > them, and how they could or should be tested for, or treated....

>> >

>> > Are there any new protocols out there? Is it time to revisit

> protocols

>> > from 10 years ago and critically review them?

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> > This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences

> with

>> > each other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in

> any

>> > treatment discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>> >

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as i said

> Bleu:

>

> With all due respect, if you can physically exert yourself and drink

> alcohol, then you don't have the same illness I do. Your idea of a

> cure would kill me. I used to walk several miles a day, when I got

> ill there were no computers to sit in front of.

>

> Helen

>

>

>

>>

>>> Folks,

>>> We seem to have run out of steam!!!

>>>

>>> To get the fires going again may I suggest that people posts

>>> descriptions of what they feel may be the physiological cause of

>>> CFIDS/ME. Things from Secondary Adrenal Insufficiency to specific

>>> infections etc.

>>>

>>> Start the email with CAUSE:??????????

>>>

>>> Once we get a ton of causes posted, we can walk thru them and

> discuss

>>> them, and how they could or should be tested for, or treated....

>>>

>>> Are there any new protocols out there? Is it time to revisit

> protocols

>>> from 10 years ago and critically review them?

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences

> with

>>> each other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in

> any

>>> treatment discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>>>

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