Re: Digest Number 1719

[Guest guest]

I am most interested in your experience. I want to know what MSM is. I

obviously havent read all the mail & what Ray's explanation for it ( and who he

is)

Joyce Goodlatte

[Guest guest]

My stupid ass yeast problem developed when i was first born.. When my fukkin

father decided not to have me circumsized.. I developed yeast under my

foreskin and it was there for years before i was even educated enough to

know that i have to clean there.. So now i have had rashes in my groin area

for the last 12 years atleast. All because of my stupid ass fathers decision

not to have me circumsized... Wut an idiot he was. Not i'm stuck with this

shitty ass life because of it.. And THERE IS NO CURE FOR IT.. Raaaaaaaaaaa..

I'm gonna go break a few more things and then i'll probably feel

better...thanks for listenin.

mike

With THAt attitude, of course you won't get better. If you believe there is

no cure, you won;t be cured. At least you don't have AIDs or cancer for

chrissakes, and how dare you blame your father.

[Guest guest]

You are right candida feeds the cancer. The sugar & other high-glycemic

foods feed the candida. Futhermore the sugar weakens the immune system.

Wishing You Success & God's Blessing,

Zach

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> Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 19:14:48 -0700 (PDT)

> From: Wortkoetter <kellykebby@...>

> Subject: important question to people who have cancer

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> To those of you who have cancer, does anyone notice if they have pain in

the tumor site when you have sugar or that you feel it physically growing

at that time, or inflaming?

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> Cancer seems very closely linked to candida in my opinion. Perhaps the

candida can get into the cell and mutate it (as candida can mutate itself)

or just perpetuate the tumor with the growth hormones that candida

posesses. Does anyone else have pain when eating high glycemic things? is

it the cancer or the candida that is painful after the ingestion of sugar...

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[Guest guest]

Hello again everyone. I thank all of you who

responded. I think I will start on the LDN and not

start the Rebif. I will not tell my nuero until my 3

month check up and see what he says. I know he will be

mad.

You good people have convinced me I'm better off

starting on the LDN and forgetting about the Rebif.

Any other words of wisdom, let me know. Thanks to all.

--- low dose naltrexone wrote:

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Just to reassure you, I have been on the LDN for 2 1/2 years and doing just fine. I was on the Copaxone for a short time and did awful on that. About a year after I started LDN, my neice's husband was diagnosed with MS. He was around 40 years old with 3 young children to support. He was very weak and always tired. Hard for him to function properly. His doctor wanted to put him on one of the crab drugs. I sent him information about LDN and he researched it. He told his doctor that he wasn't interested in any crab drug and wanted to go on LDN. His doctor let him try it. He is doing just great. He feels like he doesn't have MS anymore but knows that he does. He is able to go through his days feeling very normal. He has a stressful job and a lot of responsibilities. Thank God for LDN helping him through his days. Good Luck

Marie

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Digest Number 1719

Hello again everyone. I thank all of you whoresponded. I think I will start on the LDN and notstart the Rebif. I will not tell my nuero until my 3month check up and see what he says. I know he will bemad.You good people have convinced me I'm better offstarting on the LDN and forgetting about the Rebif.Any other words of wisdom, let me know. Thanks to all.--- low dose naltrexone wrote:>