Heidi N's Update

[Guest guest]

There have been some changes to our protocol, here is our experience.

d-ribose: The first day I took this, I thought I got hit by a mack

truck. I didn't even want to continue taking it, but the science

behind it was so good, that I kept on. After two grueling weeks, I

am feeling better than I was before taking it. My 17-year old also

had some die-off feelings, my young ones acted like I gave them super-

energy pills, and have been wrestling, singing, talking and laughing

more than ever. Thus, thumbs up for d-ribose. And, supposedly, the

benefits continue over time, so that would be nice. I think the

initial die-off is the way it stirs up pathogens and toxins. I

recommend being on things to bind to toxins and kill pathogens when

starting d-ribose

Monolaurin: The first day I took this, the die-was tolerable. Day

two, I took two, and the die-was unbearable. I was hurting. The

rest of the family did not appear to be that much affected. After

about a 10 days, I finally adjusted, to where I can take two capsules

with little die-off. I plan on taking 4 capules a day, and see what

happens.

Algas: I am saving the best for last. This is my new favorite

thing. When I was having my die-off, I was using all kinds of things

(Unda 243, Burbur, parsley, pinella, yucca, chorophyll, molybdenon,

and the usual things I take daily like Turmeric, modifilan, ginger

root, broccoli sprouts,etc.). But guess what worked 5 times better

for me than any of these - Algas. It's my new favorite! Now I take it

everyday. Algas mobilizes metals from within the cells. I am also on

modifilan as a binder, so not sure how effective the Algas would be

without it. I really don't know that much about Algas, but a month

ago, I was also herxing bad, and Algas worked the best then as well.

I wish I knew more about it. But for now, I am taking it, and as long

as it is making me feel this good, I am sold.

Now that I am back on my feet, I have to get cleaning this house -

what a mess! Oh, and I just ordered a bunch of fruit trees and will

be planting vegetables. If I can't find healthy food in the stores, I

will grow my own.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

[Guest guest]

Hi Heidi

Thank you for this info. Would you mind saying where is a good source of the Algas? or where I can find out more info regarding it?I would like to get a hold of a bit to ART for myself and my daughter. Really appreciate you sharing your experience with the D ribose and Monolaurin as well.

(Makayla'smom)

There have been some changes to our protocol, here is our experience.d-ribose: The first day I took this, I thought I got hit by a mack truck. I didn't even want to continue taking it, but the science

behind it was so good, that I kept on. After two grueling weeks, I am feeling better than I was before taking it. My 17-year old also had some die-off feelings, my young ones acted like I gave them super-energy pills, and have been wrestling, singing, talking and laughing

more than ever. Thus, thumbs up for d-ribose. And, supposedly, the benefits continue over time, so that would be nice. I think the initial die-off is the way it stirs up pathogens and toxins. I recommend being on things to bind to toxins and kill pathogens when

starting d-riboseMonolaurin: The first day I took this, the die-was tolerable. Day two, I took two, and the die-was unbearable. I was hurting. The rest of the family did not appear to be that much affected. After

about a 10 days, I finally adjusted, to where I can take two capsules with little die-off. I plan on taking 4 capules a day, and see what happens.Algas: I am saving the best for last. This is my new favorite

thing. When I was having my die-off, I was using all kinds of things (Unda 243, Burbur, parsley, pinella, yucca, chorophyll, molybdenon, and the usual things I take daily like Turmeric, modifilan, ginger root, broccoli sprouts,etc.). But guess what worked 5 times better

for me than any of these - Algas. It's my new favorite! Now I take it everyday. Algas mobilizes metals from within the cells. I am also on modifilan as a binder, so not sure how effective the Algas would be

without it. I really don't know that much about Algas, but a month ago, I was also herxing bad, and Algas worked the best then as well. I wish I knew more about it. But for now, I am taking it, and as long

as it is making me feel this good, I am sold.Now that I am back on my feet, I have to get cleaning this house - what a mess! Oh, and I just ordered a bunch of fruit trees and will be planting vegetables. If I can't find healthy food in the stores, I

will grow my own.Love and prayers,Heidi N

[Guest guest]

Heidi,

Excellent information!

I have to comment on the Monolaurin I was the same way, but didn't

truck through like yourself as Dr A told me to stop I was having to

fast of die off which was causing the issues and I couldn't mop them

up quick enough. Maybe next time I brave the Monolaurin route I will

have to have Dr A test me on the Algas.

I personally cannot do Chlorella or Activated charcoal (I have bad

reactions to both) my body LOVES Yucca or Green's for a nice binder -

it no longer like's green clay. Is it interesting how our body's

change so quickly - I am a firm believer you need to route with our

kids too.

I will have to post more about the Plant stem Cell I have been doing

via Dr E - I am having the same feeling about it like I did with the

LDM - I am excited to see if Zander will need some- will find out

next wk at his appointment with Dr E!

Lorina

>

> There have been some changes to our protocol, here is our

experience.

>

> d-ribose: The first day I took this, I thought I got hit by a mack

> truck. I didn't even want to continue taking it, but the science

> behind it was so good, that I kept on. After two grueling weeks, I

> am feeling better than I was before taking it. My 17-year old also

> had some die-off feelings, my young ones acted like I gave them

super-

> energy pills, and have been wrestling, singing, talking and

laughing

> more than ever. Thus, thumbs up for d-ribose. And, supposedly, the

> benefits continue over time, so that would be nice. I think the

> initial die-off is the way it stirs up pathogens and toxins. I

> recommend being on things to bind to toxins and kill pathogens when

> starting d-ribose

>

> Monolaurin: The first day I took this, the die-was tolerable. Day

> two, I took two, and the die-was unbearable. I was hurting. The

> rest of the family did not appear to be that much affected. After

> about a 10 days, I finally adjusted, to where I can take two

capsules

> with little die-off. I plan on taking 4 capules a day, and see what

> happens.

>

> Algas: I am saving the best for last. This is my new favorite

> thing. When I was having my die-off, I was using all kinds of

things

> (Unda 243, Burbur, parsley, pinella, yucca, chorophyll, molybdenon,

> and the usual things I take daily like Turmeric, modifilan, ginger

> root, broccoli sprouts,etc.). But guess what worked 5 times better

> for me than any of these - Algas. It's my new favorite! Now I take

it

> everyday. Algas mobilizes metals from within the cells. I am also

on

> modifilan as a binder, so not sure how effective the Algas would be

> without it. I really don't know that much about Algas, but a month

> ago, I was also herxing bad, and Algas worked the best then as

well.

> I wish I knew more about it. But for now, I am taking it, and as

long

> as it is making me feel this good, I am sold.

>

> Now that I am back on my feet, I have to get cleaning this house -

> what a mess! Oh, and I just ordered a bunch of fruit trees and

will

> be planting vegetables. If I can't find healthy food in the stores,

I

> will grow my own.

>

> Love and prayers,

>

> Heidi N

>