Re: Re: What Diane Petoskey Does

[Guest guest]

But you may not HAVE candida. Diagnosis is the key, Diane is good at that

and generally cheaper. But I don't know what New York has to offer, just

know it is a very expensive place to live....LOL

Re: What Diane Petoskey Does

> There are a lot of doctors here in New York who do this and it is

> VERY involved and very expensive. I don't know if I have that kind

> of time to devote to it! Nor would I want to! After awhile, it

> gets to be too much. We have to live our lives too. I can avoid

> only so much food. No dairy or sugar is very hard to live by!

>

>

>

>

>

>>

>> Below is from an email someone just sent me who is going to Diane

> Petoskey at my suggestion. This woman, in north Texas, has a

> multitude of hormone issues and is interested in going to Dr. Leah

> Morton, who is in Santa Fe. But Dr. Morton isn't taking new

> patients, although others who work in her clinic are taking new

> patients, including those who want to do the Wiley program. I told

> her to consult with Diane first, since that can be done by mail and

> phone, etc. and is cheaper. After what I have learned on THIS LIST

> (thank you all!) I had great concerns about her 'jumping into' the

> Wiley program at this point, given her many health issues. But the

> email below does explain a lot of how Diane goes about her work,

> which I thought might be helpful.

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> I had to do the $365 consult with Diane Petoskey for my complex

> health problems. " Electromagnetic testing will reveal what is

> happening in the body at a cellular level. It can help us uncover

> blocks in the body such as the existence of inhibitors in the form

> of allergies, sensitivities, poisons, toxins, metal toxins,

> parasites, yeast, virus and bacteria. It also provides information

> on organ function, hormone imbalances, vitamin and mineral

> imbalances, psychological, emotional and brain chemical imbalances.

> Including food and environmental allergy testing. " That is a quote

> from her letter It will take 5-6 weeks to get results back. I

> don't know if the tests take that long or if she is that busy. She

> will then tailor a supplement and diet program more precisely to

> deal " with the uncovered problem at a deeper level. " So I wait.

> Her brother Mike says that they do not advertise they get plenty of

> business with referrals.

>>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/

>

> **The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended as

> medical advice.**

>

[Guest guest]

Candida and hypoglycemia are two conditions, chronic fatigue another, that

doctors, both MDs and alternative types, either say doesn't exist OR they

decide that is what is wrong with EVERYONE! LOL Either way, we are doomed

with those types. Finding someone who can diagnose well is the key to

healing anything.

Diane says if you do her candida program for a month and don't notice any

difference in your health, you don't have candida. If you do, most people

cure it in about four months. She says it never has taken longer than nine

months and those people who took that long were almost dead with the candida

invading every organ, one could only drink water when they came to her, and

had to rotate that!

These people who make us go on these strict diets for candida that last

years are not curing it, they are only keeping it from getting worse. That

is NOT a 'candida program' that works.

You definitely need to be working with someone you trust and who has a good

reputation, well established, for diagnosing correctly, for your problems

sound complex. And then you were on Wiley in addition to all your health

problems, and got a P overdose???! You may need to go into recovery from

doctors! LOL But seriously, good luck and hang in there. I really believe if

we look for things, sincerely, the teacher shows up....very new agey, but it

works for me.

Re: What Diane Petoskey Does

> There are a lot of doctors here in New York who do this and it is

> VERY involved and very expensive. I don't know if I have that kind

> of time to devote to it! Nor would I want to! After awhile, it

> gets to be too much. We have to live our lives too. I can avoid

> only so much food. No dairy or sugar is very hard to live by!

>

>

>

>

>

>>

>> Below is from an email someone just sent me who is going to Diane

> Petoskey at my suggestion. This woman, in north Texas, has a

> multitude of hormone issues and is interested in going to Dr. Leah

> Morton, who is in Santa Fe. But Dr. Morton isn't taking new

> patients, although others who work in her clinic are taking new

> patients, including those who want to do the Wiley program. I told

> her to consult with Diane first, since that can be done by mail and

> phone, etc. and is cheaper. After what I have learned on THIS LIST

> (thank you all!) I had great concerns about her 'jumping into' the

> Wiley program at this point, given her many health issues. But the

> email below does explain a lot of how Diane goes about her work,

> which I thought might be helpful.

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> I had to do the $365 consult with Diane Petoskey for my complex

> health problems. " Electromagnetic testing will reveal what is

> happening in the body at a cellular level. It can help us uncover

> blocks in the body such as the existence of inhibitors in the form

> of allergies, sensitivities, poisons, toxins, metal toxins,

> parasites, yeast, virus and bacteria. It also provides information

> on organ function, hormone imbalances, vitamin and mineral

> imbalances, psychological, emotional and brain chemical imbalances.

> Including food and environmental allergy testing. " That is a quote

> from her letter It will take 5-6 weeks to get results back. I

> don't know if the tests take that long or if she is that busy. She

> will then tailor a supplement and diet program more precisely to

> deal " with the uncovered problem at a deeper level. " So I wait.

> Her brother Mike says that they do not advertise they get plenty of

> business with referrals.

>>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/

>

> **The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended as

> medical advice.**

>

[Guest guest]

If I have problems with the hormone program my doctor has me doing, aka

Wiley or whatever we shall call it, LOL, Diane is THE person I would seek

out to help me 'recover.' I hope my hormone program works but it if doesn't,

and I have learned on this list it may not, Diane is the only person I would

trust to help me, if I didn't feel my doctor could. But her goal, like mine,

is to get everyone off all prescription drugs, using nutrition, herbs, diet,

etc. But a lot of people don't have that goal. Like religion and politics,

there are so many different realms of health, and we each need to find our

comfort zone. If we aren't comfortable with something, then we shouldn't use

it or do it. I just never have found a comfort zone in mainstream Western

medicine, but there are many who do.

You can talk about Diane all you want on the LR list! She isn't online,

probably because she considers sitting at a computer unhealthy! My holistic

doctor in the Phoenix area was adamant about this, said I shouldn't be

online more than an hour a day and NEVER at night, thought computers totally

mess up our body clock, etc. etc. Even I am not that much of a purist. I am

writing a novel plus doing my online business and being on lists, so I am

online anywhere from 4-10 hours a day. But I have tried to stop being online

after dark, after hearing that doctor in Phoenix's lectures and then reading

Wiley about light and dark and our body clocks, and some other sources I

since have come across saying the same things basically.

And I still use the microwave, something a lot of holistic people say is SO

bad.

I figure I do so many things SO purely, I do enough! I can't be perfect, for

I am a human! LOL And I love my technology!

Re: What Diane Petoskey Does

> -- I couldn't agree more with you. I will definitely go

> and check out her program. I will get off this list now about this

> because I don't think anyone is interested in this here. Thanks

> for the heads up!

>

>

>

>

>

>> >>

>> >> Below is from an email someone just sent me who is going to

> Diane

>> > Petoskey at my suggestion. This woman, in north Texas, has a

>> > multitude of hormone issues and is interested in going to Dr.

> Leah

>> > Morton, who is in Santa Fe. But Dr. Morton isn't taking new

>> > patients, although others who work in her clinic are taking new

>> > patients, including those who want to do the Wiley program. I

> told

>> > her to consult with Diane first, since that can be done by mail

> and

>> > phone, etc. and is cheaper. After what I have learned on THIS

> LIST

>> > (thank you all!) I had great concerns about her 'jumping into'

> the

>> > Wiley program at this point, given her many health issues. But

> the

>> > email below does explain a lot of how Diane goes about her work,

>> > which I thought might be helpful.

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> I had to do the $365 consult with Diane Petoskey for my

> complex

>> > health problems. " Electromagnetic testing will reveal what is

>> > happening in the body at a cellular level. It can help us

> uncover

>> > blocks in the body such as the existence of inhibitors in the

> form

>> > of allergies, sensitivities, poisons, toxins, metal toxins,

>> > parasites, yeast, virus and bacteria. It also provides

> information

>> > on organ function, hormone imbalances, vitamin and mineral

>> > imbalances, psychological, emotional and brain chemical

> imbalances.

>> > Including food and environmental allergy testing. " That is a

> quote

>> > from her letter It will take 5-6 weeks to get results back. I

>> > don't know if the tests take that long or if she is that busy.

> She

>> > will then tailor a supplement and diet program more precisely to

>> > deal " with the uncovered problem at a deeper level. " So I wait.

>> > Her brother Mike says that they do not advertise they get plenty

> of

>> > business with referrals.

>> >>

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> > click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/

>> >

>> > **The group conversation is informational in nature and is not

> intended as

>> > medical advice.**

>> >

[Guest guest]

Dear RL-Team,

As I have experienced all of the items mentioned by , here are the

" 2 cents of my o w n experience " of the following nine enumerated,

although # 6-9 are mostly 'under control', as well as 4 and 5, which keep

flaring up every few weeks.

These dis-eases are all on the same line, sometimes one can precede or

coincide with another - according to disposition/lifestyle or/amd

" inappropriate " diet.

Some say it's all the 'fault of the Epstein-Barr virus' showing up in

varying degrees.

1. thyroid and subsequent adrenal exhaustion/ insufficiency, sometimes

through malnutrition and physical exhaustion even in children

(that's why I got pericardia and tachycarditis and between the ages of

10 til 16, and myocarditis (viral infect) with 29 (first asian flu).

It can also happen either by genetic disposition, (very often around 40)

becoming really evident usually after some traumatic event or longer term

stress

2. hormonal lack or imbalance

3. General auto immune weakness, frequent colds

4. Chronic fatigue syndrome and maybe some oral herpes

5. Candida, (also skin sensitivities and appearance)

6 Fibromyalgia (muscle pains, more with difficulty to kick a cold/flu for

months...)

7. Neuralgias and all kinds of nerve sensitivities and allergies ((lowered

pain tolerance, noise, light and food )

8. diabetes or hypoglycemia (insulin resistence or 'borderline')

9. Skin symptoms/reactions to environmental/water and air and in-house

chemical pollutants

When not at least some type of diet and lifestyle is heeded, you can expect

as the next station

10. Parkinson's

11. MS

12. Alzheimers ( - huuh, dare I mention it ?)

But as I said, this is only one person's - up to # 9 - lived experience of

" it...etc.etc. " ...

Lots of Love and Courage to all who are committed to " hold the pole " for

self help and self exploration.

Charlotte N.

Re: What Diane Petoskey Does

>

>

>> There are a lot of doctors here in New York who do this and it is

>> VERY involved and very expensive. I don't know if I have that kind

>> of time to devote to it! Nor would I want to! After awhile, it

>> gets to be too much. We have to live our lives too. I can avoid

>> only so much food. No dairy or sugar is very hard to live by!

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>>

>>> Below is from an email someone just sent me who is going to Diane

>> Petoskey at my suggestion. This woman, in north Texas, has a

>> multitude of hormone issues and is interested in going to Dr. Leah

>> Morton, who is in Santa Fe. But Dr. Morton isn't taking new

>> patients, although others who work in her clinic are taking new

>> patients, including those who want to do the Wiley program. I told

>> her to consult with Diane first, since that can be done by mail and

>> phone, etc. and is cheaper. After what I have learned on THIS LIST

>> (thank you all!) I had great concerns about her 'jumping into' the

>> Wiley program at this point, given her many health issues. But the

>> email below does explain a lot of how Diane goes about her work,

>> which I thought might be helpful.

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> I had to do the $365 consult with Diane Petoskey for my complex

>> health problems. " Electromagnetic testing will reveal what is

>> happening in the body at a cellular level. It can help us uncover

>> blocks in the body such as the existence of inhibitors in the form

>> of allergies, sensitivities, poisons, toxins, metal toxins,

>> parasites, yeast, virus and bacteria. It also provides information

>> on organ function, hormone imbalances, vitamin and mineral

>> imbalances, psychological, emotional and brain chemical imbalances.

>> Including food and environmental allergy testing. " That is a quote

>> from her letter It will take 5-6 weeks to get results back. I

>> don't know if the tests take that long or if she is that busy. She

>> will then tailor a supplement and diet program more precisely to

>> deal " with the uncovered problem at a deeper level. " So I wait.

>> Her brother Mike says that they do not advertise they get plenty of

>> business with referrals.

>>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/

>>

>> **The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended

>> as

>> medical advice.**

>>

[Guest guest]

I had mono when I was 18 and 19, so that covers Epstein Barre, doesn't it?

And Alzheimers is in my family big time -- mother, grandmother, aunts,

cousins.....I guess all this beats dying as children from those infectious

disease. My paternal grandmother, who was born the decade after the Civil

War and who died at the age of 89 in the 1960s when I was a teen, was born

into a family where MANY children were lost to those diseases! Only the

fittest survived in those days. I would have been one of the dead kids,

given my fragile health! LOL My grandparents were widowers and each had

about half a dozen kids, married each other and had some more including that

grandmother. So even though they lost something like half a dozen, there

were plenty left. In those days, the Wiley method of no birth control except

nursing was what everyone did, but these days we'd all be broke and dead

from all those kids! LOL

Re: What Diane Petoskey Does

>>

>>

>>> There are a lot of doctors here in New York who do this and it is

>>> VERY involved and very expensive. I don't know if I have that kind

>>> of time to devote to it! Nor would I want to! After awhile, it

>>> gets to be too much. We have to live our lives too. I can avoid

>>> only so much food. No dairy or sugar is very hard to live by!

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>>

>>>> Below is from an email someone just sent me who is going to Diane

>>> Petoskey at my suggestion. This woman, in north Texas, has a

>>> multitude of hormone issues and is interested in going to Dr. Leah

>>> Morton, who is in Santa Fe. But Dr. Morton isn't taking new

>>> patients, although others who work in her clinic are taking new

>>> patients, including those who want to do the Wiley program. I told

>>> her to consult with Diane first, since that can be done by mail and

>>> phone, etc. and is cheaper. After what I have learned on THIS LIST

>>> (thank you all!) I had great concerns about her 'jumping into' the

>>> Wiley program at this point, given her many health issues. But the

>>> email below does explain a lot of how Diane goes about her work,

>>> which I thought might be helpful.

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> I had to do the $365 consult with Diane Petoskey for my complex

>>> health problems. " Electromagnetic testing will reveal what is

>>> happening in the body at a cellular level. It can help us uncover

>>> blocks in the body such as the existence of inhibitors in the form

>>> of allergies, sensitivities, poisons, toxins, metal toxins,

>>> parasites, yeast, virus and bacteria. It also provides information

>>> on organ function, hormone imbalances, vitamin and mineral

>>> imbalances, psychological, emotional and brain chemical imbalances.

>>> Including food and environmental allergy testing. " That is a quote

>>> from her letter It will take 5-6 weeks to get results back. I

>>> don't know if the tests take that long or if she is that busy. She

>>> will then tailor a supplement and diet program more precisely to

>>> deal " with the uncovered problem at a deeper level. " So I wait.

>>> Her brother Mike says that they do not advertise they get plenty of

>>> business with referrals.

>>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/

>>>

>>> **The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended

>>> as

>>> medical advice.**

>>>

[Guest guest]

I meant great grandparents, one Swede and one Dutch, Texas farmers when that

life was SO hard!

---- Original Message -----

To: <rhythmicliving >

Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 2:55 PM

Subject: Re: Re: What Diane Petoskey Does

>I had mono when I was 18 and 19, so that covers Epstein Barre, doesn't it?

> And Alzheimers is in my family big time -- mother, grandmother, aunts,

> cousins.....I guess all this beats dying as children from those infectious

> disease. My paternal grandmother, who was born the decade after the Civil

> War and who died at the age of 89 in the 1960s when I was a teen, was born

> into a family where MANY children were lost to those diseases! Only the

> fittest survived in those days. I would have been one of the dead kids,

> given my fragile health! LOL My grandparents were widowers and each had

> about half a dozen kids, married each other and had some more including

> that

> grandmother. So even though they lost something like half a dozen, there

> were plenty left. In those days, the Wiley method of no birth control

> except

> nursing was what everyone did, but these days we'd all be broke and dead

> from all those kids! LOL

>

>

>

> Re: What Diane Petoskey Does

>>>

>>>

>>>> There are a lot of doctors here in New York who do this and it is

>>>> VERY involved and very expensive. I don't know if I have that kind

>>>> of time to devote to it! Nor would I want to! After awhile, it

>>>> gets to be too much. We have to live our lives too. I can avoid

>>>> only so much food. No dairy or sugar is very hard to live by!

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> Below is from an email someone just sent me who is going to Diane

>>>> Petoskey at my suggestion. This woman, in north Texas, has a

>>>> multitude of hormone issues and is interested in going to Dr. Leah

>>>> Morton, who is in Santa Fe. But Dr. Morton isn't taking new

>>>> patients, although others who work in her clinic are taking new

>>>> patients, including those who want to do the Wiley program. I told

>>>> her to consult with Diane first, since that can be done by mail and

>>>> phone, etc. and is cheaper. After what I have learned on THIS LIST

>>>> (thank you all!) I had great concerns about her 'jumping into' the

>>>> Wiley program at this point, given her many health issues. But the

>>>> email below does explain a lot of how Diane goes about her work,

>>>> which I thought might be helpful.

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> I had to do the $365 consult with Diane Petoskey for my complex

>>>> health problems. " Electromagnetic testing will reveal what is

>>>> happening in the body at a cellular level. It can help us uncover

>>>> blocks in the body such as the existence of inhibitors in the form

>>>> of allergies, sensitivities, poisons, toxins, metal toxins,

>>>> parasites, yeast, virus and bacteria. It also provides information

>>>> on organ function, hormone imbalances, vitamin and mineral

>>>> imbalances, psychological, emotional and brain chemical imbalances.

>>>> Including food and environmental allergy testing. " That is a quote

>>>> from her letter It will take 5-6 weeks to get results back. I

>>>> don't know if the tests take that long or if she is that busy. She

>>>> will then tailor a supplement and diet program more precisely to

>>>> deal " with the uncovered problem at a deeper level. " So I wait.

>>>> Her brother Mike says that they do not advertise they get plenty of

>>>> business with referrals.

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/

>>>>

>>>> **The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended

>>>> as

>>>> medical advice.**

>>>>