Re:Lanelle- Penny - Help

[Guest guest]

Hi Lanelle,

I was the one who posted to Penny the article about Dr Omura's

research. I have been fortunate enough to be treated by a Dr

practicing Omura's techniques and I can attest that he is on to

something big.

Here is the direct link to the paper as I found it; it is amongst a

collection of papers from a conference in 1997 and near the bottom of

the long page.

3rd INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THE BI-DIGITAL O-RING TEST

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF ACUPUNCTURE & ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICS

The Japan Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association & The Japan Bi-Digital O-

Ring Test Medical Society;

President: Yoshiaki Omura, M.D., Sc.D., F.A.C.A., F.I.C.A.E.

Director of Medical Research, Heart Disease Research Foundation, New

York; President, International College of Acupuncture & Electro-

Therapeutics, New York; Professor, Dept. of Non-Orthodox Medicine,

Ukranian National Medical University (Former Kiev Medical University);

Visiting Research Professor, Dept. of Electrial Engineering, Manhattan

College, New York; Editor in Chief, Acupuncture & Electro-therapeutics

Research, The International Journal, New York; Former Adjunct

Professor, Dept. of Pharmacology, University of Health Sciences,

Chicago Medical School; Former Senior Scientist, INSERM, France and

Former Visiting Professor, Dept. of Psycho-physiology, University of

Paris V,France

I have also found other papers, many are more current.

Many of these can be found scattered amongst my blog at:

http://www.curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=59 & p=1 all the articles there

have links back to original papers.

If you need anything else, please email me.

*Sue*

> > Penny,

> > You post an excellent article on the role of infection in

intracable

> > pain. I want to keep this handy as I've an appt. with my

infectious

> > disease doctor.

> > Was there an url that I could go to and print out the full text?

I

> > would appreciate it if you could help me locate it.

> > I want to attend this appointment with my " guns loaded " . (Live in

> > texas, you know)

> > thank you

> > Peg

[Guest guest]

whoops. Here is the link, plus a few more:

http://bdort.net/en/3stinter.htm

http://bdort.net/en/

(Stratton)http://www.immunesupport.com/healthwatch/sum98/bacterium.cfm

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?

cmd=Retrieve & db=pubmed & dopt=Abstract & list_uids=8914687

Cheers,

*S*

(Still haven't figured out how to make links wrap so cut & paste as

needed)

[Guest guest]

I can attest to that.

I had trigeminal nerve pain off and on for several years -

Make you want to have your teeth yanked (but of course it's not your

teeth)

Somewhere along the line of the abx I used (well most of them were

the tetracycline family or the penicillin family) the trigeminal

nerve pain went away. Whether it was actual infection of secondary

to the infection (i.e. inflammation casuing pressure on the nerve) I

don't know. My denist was very interested in this, as he said the

operations (which move the nerve or the bloodvessel near it) very

seldon work. He said most dentists wouldn't think of infection as

the cause..

Barb

> > > Penny,

> > > You post an excellent article on the role of infection in

> intracable

> > > pain. I want to keep this handy as I've an appt. with my

> infectious

> > > disease doctor.

> > > Was there an url that I could go to and print out the full

text?

> I

> > > would appreciate it if you could help me locate it.

> > > I want to attend this appointment with my " guns loaded " . (Live

in

> > > texas, you know)

> > > thank you

> > > Peg

[Guest guest]

Sue, Ken L. has a technique to overcome the wrapping issue with URL's.

Unfortunately, the instructions were posted at the original I & I, but

we lost them when that went down. I followed his instructions, and

now, whenever I have a long url, all I have to do is click on a

bookmarked link, and it automatically changes the window format.

Perhaps check Ken's CFS site, see if you can find the link to the

instructions. It seems complicated at first glance, but if you just

follow his steps, it sets you up.

penny

<invisigyrl@y...> wrote:

> (Still haven't figured out how to make links wrap so cut & paste as

> needed)