Guest guest Posted July 31, 2006 Report Posted July 31, 2006 a You don't get excited when things increase 1000 fold and your fed up some genetic bullshit. at the end of another decade everyone will be genetically susceptable to everything IMO. I puke on my keyboard when I read that stuff. I also get very angry that your fed the yasko multi vitamin crap, when we have had enough studies showing earlier death from feeding yourself multi vitamins.IMO if you have an inflammation problem, which just about everyone over 40 suffers from, feeding it is a NO, NO. I'm also not excited by having tests when your dehydrated and suffer from THICK BLOOD and associated issues..When your blood ain;'t right you may as well have your tee cup read, cause you are going to have everything and the kitchen sink come up bad.NOW if you attack the thick blood/ hydration issue- which by the way is something practised extensively in modern medicine, you may then start to unravel real clues.An ambulanbce arriving at the scene of an accident, hydrates the patient by putting in an IV line, because they obviously over many decades experience know the rigmarol the patient suffers in his healing process if he doesn't stay hydrated. I also couldn't believe the crap you had to put up with because you kept mentioning you take zithromax. You were not really welcome, somewhat, from not being a naturopathic person over at the other site. That I found strange when the person pointing the finger also claimed she had spoken to and had plenty of evidence and friends who had become well on high dose amoxacillin/penicillin.. If I remeber correctly over 6 grams a day and one person upto 18 grams a day.Some ofg this is still in the archives here.So you wonder how exciting, it's not, to hear of the latest and greatest finding of Dr. cheeeenneyyyy and the latest and greatest reason to take glutathione by richie.And the best of the best was when Ken stepped in and said let's cut the old crap and stop rehashing it when it's been done and dusted and hasn't got the score on the board.(maybe I read that wrong). cheers tony --- In infections , " pjeanneus " <pj7@...> wrote: > > Forgive me if this has been discussed here before, but do any of you > have hopes that Yasko's genetic studies on autism will be relevant to > who gets chronic Lyme and other infections? > > a Carnes > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2006 Report Posted July 31, 2006 a Forgive me for asking this on this forum- BUT WHY IS IT THAT WOMAN ARE 4 TIMES MORE LIKELY to get these diseases?By the way, I think Amy YAsko is something we get in a cadbury's chocolate bar over here. and I feel medical researchers are genetically susceptable to wearing bow ties, having there pants up around there breast bone, and walking around with clenched buttocks.(No interest whatsoever in this lot). So my query to all the so called experts is why are woman 4 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO HAVE THIS " THAN MEN IF IT " S GENETIC " ..My theory is that when woman have monthly cycles, fueling pain and inflammation- plus throw in birth control pills thickening the blood, and viola more woman than men... due to that irritation experienced often like clock work when those hormones kick in every month.Plus the damage that inflammation causes... often a mess can be observed in endometreosis surgeries. What do you think? tony --- In infections , " pjeanneus " <pj7@...> wrote: > > Forgive me if this has been discussed here before, but do any of you > have hopes that Yasko's genetic studies on autism will be relevant to > who gets chronic Lyme and other infections? > > a Carnes > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2006 Report Posted July 31, 2006 Tony, bless your heart, I never thought I would see the day when you made me FEEL BETTER. LOL I love this: " at the end of another decade everyone will be genetically susceptable to everything IMO. " I see that you also read that other list. How come no one jumped in to help me out????? a > > a > You don't get excited when things increase 1000 fold and your fed up > some genetic bullshit. at the end of another decade everyone will be > genetically susceptable to everything IMO. I puke on my keyboard when I > read that stuff. > I also get very angry that your fed the yasko multi vitamin crap, when > we have had enough studies showing earlier death from feeding yourself > multi vitamins.IMO if you have an inflammation problem, which just > about everyone over 40 suffers from, feeding it is a NO, NO. > I'm also not excited by having tests when your dehydrated and suffer > from THICK BLOOD and associated issues..When your blood ain;'t right > you may as well have your tee cup read, cause you are going to have > everything and the kitchen sink come up bad.NOW if you attack the thick > blood/ hydration issue- which by the way is something practised > extensively in modern medicine, you may then start to unravel real > clues.An ambulanbce arriving at the scene of an accident, hydrates the > patient by putting in an IV line, because they obviously over many > decades experience know the rigmarol the patient suffers in his healing > process if he doesn't stay hydrated. > I also couldn't believe the crap you had to put up with because you > kept mentioning you take zithromax. You were not really welcome, > somewhat, from not being a naturopathic person over at the other site. > That I found strange when the person pointing the finger also claimed > she had spoken to and had plenty of evidence and friends who had become > well on high dose amoxacillin/penicillin.. If I remeber correctly over > 6 grams a day and one person upto 18 grams a day.Some ofg this is still > in the archives here.So you wonder how exciting, it's not, to hear of > the latest and greatest finding of Dr. cheeeenneyyyy and the latest and > greatest reason to take glutathione by richie.And the best of the best > was when Ken stepped in and said let's cut the old crap and stop > rehashing it when it's been done and dusted and hasn't got the score on > the board.(maybe I read that wrong). > cheers tony > > > > > > > > > Forgive me if this has been discussed here before, but do any of you > > have hopes that Yasko's genetic studies on autism will be relevant to > > who gets chronic Lyme and other infections? > > > > a Carnes > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2006 Report Posted July 31, 2006 Tony, At 11 years and counting I have probably forgotten more than I remember, but I will take a stab at this. A major factor in this is HPA disruption. Given that women's hormonal system is more complex their symptoms will show up sooner. Also, pregnancy suppresses the immune system. Maybe women are less able to attack bacterial infections. It is worth noting that my husband and son both test positive for borrelia. Their symptoms have been quite different from mine over time, and neither has lost the level of function that I did - yet. Of course, they may not have the same combo of infections either. Hey, maybe it is because cutting grass you don't get as many ticks. Pulling weeds you get more. a, the weed puller > > a > Forgive me for asking this on this forum- BUT WHY IS IT THAT WOMAN ARE > 4 TIMES MORE LIKELY to get these diseases?By the way, I think Amy YAsko > is something we get in a cadbury's chocolate bar over here. and I feel > medical researchers are genetically susceptable to wearing bow ties, > having there pants up around there breast bone, and walking around with > clenched buttocks.(No interest whatsoever in this lot). > So my query to all the so called experts is why are woman 4 TIMES MORE > LIKELY TO HAVE THIS " THAN MEN IF IT " S GENETIC " ..My theory is that when > woman have monthly cycles, fueling pain and inflammation- plus throw in > birth control pills thickening the blood, and viola more woman than > men... due to that irritation experienced often like clock work when > those hormones kick in every month.Plus the damage that inflammation > causes... often a mess can be observed in endometreosis surgeries. > What do you think? > tony > > > > > > > > > Forgive me if this has been discussed here before, but do any of you > > have hopes that Yasko's genetic studies on autism will be relevant to > > who gets chronic Lyme and other infections? > > > > a Carnes > > > Quote
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