Re: OT: MMS effectiveness (was) some rife questions

[Guest guest]

My favorite herbalist (from curezone) had this to say about repairing Myelin

Sheath...

" " Neuropathies generally result from myelin breakdown. Elevated glucose is one

cause but infection, medications or trauma can also cause it. So the focus is on

rebuilding the myelin. Myelin regrows so slowly that it was once thought to not

regenerate, but this has since been proven false. Be patient though.

The best way to rebuild myelin is with lecithin, fatty acids and B12. Lecithin

is best taken as granules. Recommended dose is one tablespoon 3 times daily. You

can sprinkle the granules on food or blend in a smoothie.

It has a slightly nutty flavor. Fatty acids can be derived from fish oils and

nut oils. For fish oil stick to cod liver oil. I don't care for salmon oil due

to the high risk of heavy metal contamination. Seed oils include hemp, flax,

etc.

For B12 I recommend getting a sublingual tablet of methylcobalmin. By using

sublingual tablets it bypasses possible absorption problems. I recommend 1

tablet daily under the tongue.

If the doctor can find out the cause of the neuropathy I can give you more

suggestions.

Also you should look in to DL-phenylalanine (DLPA) for the pain. DLPA is a

precursor for the body's dopamine, which is our own pain killer. DLPA should be

taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals.

It takes about 2 weeks to kick in, but the effects are long lasting once it

kicks in. And it can help wean him off the pain pills. Recommended intake is

1,000mg 3 times daily on an empty stomach. " "

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much for this information.

Is there another form of lecithin besides soy that is effective?

What brand would you recommend for sublingual B12?

>

> My favorite herbalist (from curezone) had this to say about repairing Myelin

Sheath...

>

> " " Neuropathies generally result from myelin breakdown. Elevated glucose is one

cause but infection, medications or trauma can also cause it. So the focus is on

rebuilding the myelin. Myelin regrows so slowly that it was once thought to not

regenerate, but this has since been proven false. Be patient though.

>

> The best way to rebuild myelin is with lecithin, fatty acids and B12. Lecithin

is best taken as granules. Recommended dose is one tablespoon 3 times daily. You

can sprinkle the granules on food or blend in a smoothie.

>

> It has a slightly nutty flavor. Fatty acids can be derived from fish oils and

nut oils. For fish oil stick to cod liver oil. I don't care for salmon oil due

to the high risk of heavy metal contamination. Seed oils include hemp, flax,

etc.

>

> For B12 I recommend getting a sublingual tablet of methylcobalmin. By using

sublingual tablets it bypasses possible absorption problems. I recommend 1

tablet daily under the tongue.

>

> If the doctor can find out the cause of the neuropathy I can give you more

suggestions.

>

> Also you should look in to DL-phenylalanine (DLPA) for the pain. DLPA is a

precursor for the body's dopamine, which is our own pain killer. DLPA should be

taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals.

>

> It takes about 2 weeks to kick in, but the effects are long lasting once it

kicks in. And it can help wean him off the pain pills. Recommended intake is

1,000mg 3 times daily on an empty stomach. " "

>

[Guest guest]

Another question...

I thought phenylalanine was not good for you. Isn't that what is in

decongestants and the like? Am I confusing it with something else?

I hope so, cause I would like to start on it (along with the other

recommendations) ASAP.

>

> My favorite herbalist (from curezone) had this to say about repairing Myelin

Sheath...

>

> " " Neuropathies generally result from myelin breakdown. Elevated glucose is one

cause but infection, medications or trauma can also cause it. So the focus is on

rebuilding the myelin. Myelin regrows so slowly that it was once thought to not

regenerate, but this has since been proven false. Be patient though.

>

> The best way to rebuild myelin is with lecithin, fatty acids and B12. Lecithin

is best taken as granules. Recommended dose is one tablespoon 3 times daily. You

can sprinkle the granules on food or blend in a smoothie.

>

> It has a slightly nutty flavor. Fatty acids can be derived from fish oils and

nut oils. For fish oil stick to cod liver oil. I don't care for salmon oil due

to the high risk of heavy metal contamination. Seed oils include hemp, flax,

etc.

>

> For B12 I recommend getting a sublingual tablet of methylcobalmin. By using

sublingual tablets it bypasses possible absorption problems. I recommend 1

tablet daily under the tongue.

>

> If the doctor can find out the cause of the neuropathy I can give you more

suggestions.

>

> Also you should look in to DL-phenylalanine (DLPA) for the pain. DLPA is a

precursor for the body's dopamine, which is our own pain killer. DLPA should be

taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals.

>

> It takes about 2 weeks to kick in, but the effects are long lasting once it

kicks in. And it can help wean him off the pain pills. Recommended intake is

1,000mg 3 times daily on an empty stomach. " "

>

[Guest guest]

hmmm..do not see my other replies..

Has anyone tried dlpa? Jim, have you tried this?

I am cautious because it can be used as an antidepressant also, which makes me a

wee bit nervous.

It does sound too good to be true, really.

>

> My favorite herbalist (from curezone) had this to say about repairing Myelin

Sheath...

>

> " " Neuropathies generally result from myelin breakdown. Elevated glucose is one

cause but infection, medications or trauma can also cause it. So the focus is on

rebuilding the myelin. Myelin regrows so slowly that it was once thought to not

regenerate, but this has since been proven false. Be patient though.

>

> The best way to rebuild myelin is with lecithin, fatty acids and B12. Lecithin

is best taken as granules. Recommended dose is one tablespoon 3 times daily. You

can sprinkle the granules on food or blend in a smoothie.

>

> It has a slightly nutty flavor. Fatty acids can be derived from fish oils and

nut oils. For fish oil stick to cod liver oil. I don't care for salmon oil due

to the high risk of heavy metal contamination. Seed oils include hemp, flax,

etc.

>

> For B12 I recommend getting a sublingual tablet of methylcobalmin. By using

sublingual tablets it bypasses possible absorption problems. I recommend 1

tablet daily under the tongue.

>

> If the doctor can find out the cause of the neuropathy I can give you more

suggestions.

>

> Also you should look in to DL-phenylalanine (DLPA) for the pain. DLPA is a

precursor for the body's dopamine, which is our own pain killer. DLPA should be

taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals.

>

> It takes about 2 weeks to kick in, but the effects are long lasting once it

kicks in. And it can help wean him off the pain pills. Recommended intake is

1,000mg 3 times daily on an empty stomach. " "

>

[Guest guest]

Could you take Brewer's yeast daily to get this amino acid instead?

I just read that aspartame is 50 phenylalanine.

>

> My favorite herbalist (from curezone) had this to say about repairing Myelin

Sheath...

>

> " " Neuropathies generally result from myelin breakdown. Elevated glucose is one

cause but infection, medications or trauma can also cause it. So the focus is on

rebuilding the myelin. Myelin regrows so slowly that it was once thought to not

regenerate, but this has since been proven false. Be patient though.

>

> The best way to rebuild myelin is with lecithin, fatty acids and B12. Lecithin

is best taken as granules. Recommended dose is one tablespoon 3 times daily. You

can sprinkle the granules on food or blend in a smoothie.

>

> It has a slightly nutty flavor. Fatty acids can be derived from fish oils and

nut oils. For fish oil stick to cod liver oil. I don't care for salmon oil due

to the high risk of heavy metal contamination. Seed oils include hemp, flax,

etc.

>

> For B12 I recommend getting a sublingual tablet of methylcobalmin. By using

sublingual tablets it bypasses possible absorption problems. I recommend 1

tablet daily under the tongue.

>

> If the doctor can find out the cause of the neuropathy I can give you more

suggestions.

>

> Also you should look in to DL-phenylalanine (DLPA) for the pain. DLPA is a

precursor for the body's dopamine, which is our own pain killer. DLPA should be

taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals.

>

> It takes about 2 weeks to kick in, but the effects are long lasting once it

kicks in. And it can help wean him off the pain pills. Recommended intake is

1,000mg 3 times daily on an empty stomach. " "

>

[Guest guest]

Brewers yeast is nasty nasty nasty!

I would recommend Royal Jelly or Bee Pollen before I ever touch Brewers Yeast

again

> >

> > My favorite herbalist (from curezone) had this to say about repairing Myelin

Sheath...

> >

> > " " Neuropathies generally result from myelin breakdown. Elevated glucose is

one cause but infection, medications or trauma can also cause it. So the focus

is on rebuilding the myelin. Myelin regrows so slowly that it was once thought

to not regenerate, but this has since been proven false. Be patient though.

> >

> > The best way to rebuild myelin is with lecithin, fatty acids and B12.

Lecithin is best taken as granules. Recommended dose is one tablespoon 3 times

daily. You can sprinkle the granules on food or blend in a smoothie.

> >

> > It has a slightly nutty flavor. Fatty acids can be derived from fish oils

and nut oils. For fish oil stick to cod liver oil. I don't care for salmon oil

due to the high risk of heavy metal contamination. Seed oils include hemp, flax,

etc.

> >

> > For B12 I recommend getting a sublingual tablet of methylcobalmin. By using

sublingual tablets it bypasses possible absorption problems. I recommend 1

tablet daily under the tongue.

> >

> > If the doctor can find out the cause of the neuropathy I can give you more

suggestions.

> >

> > Also you should look in to DL-phenylalanine (DLPA) for the pain. DLPA is a

precursor for the body's dopamine, which is our own pain killer. DLPA should be

taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals.

> >

> > It takes about 2 weeks to kick in, but the effects are long lasting once it

kicks in. And it can help wean him off the pain pills. Recommended intake is

1,000mg 3 times daily on an empty stomach. " "

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I was thinking about putting it into capsules...Yes, I agree it is not the most

palatable!

Found this on lecithin:

The main commercial source of lecithin is soybean oil due to its high content in

phosphatides (about 2%). However, lecithin can also be obtained from other

vegetable oils such as corn, cottonseed, rapeseed, rice, sunflower, etc. and

even from eggs, an animal source.

[Guest guest]

brewer's yeast gives me a migraine every time.

 

Brewers yeast is nasty nasty nasty!

I would recommend Royal Jelly or Bee Pollen before I ever touch Brewers Yeast again

> >

> > My favorite herbalist (from curezone) had this to say about repairing Myelin Sheath...

> >

> > " " Neuropathies generally result from myelin breakdown. Elevated glucose is one cause but infection, medications or trauma can also cause it. So the focus is on rebuilding the myelin. Myelin regrows so slowly that it was once thought to not regenerate, but this has since been proven false. Be patient though.

> >

> > The best way to rebuild myelin is with lecithin, fatty acids and B12. Lecithin is best taken as granules. Recommended dose is one tablespoon 3 times daily. You can sprinkle the granules on food or blend in a smoothie.

> >

> > It has a slightly nutty flavor. Fatty acids can be derived from fish oils and nut oils. For fish oil stick to cod liver oil. I don't care for salmon oil due to the high risk of heavy metal contamination. Seed oils include hemp, flax, etc.

> >

> > For B12 I recommend getting a sublingual tablet of methylcobalmin. By using sublingual tablets it bypasses possible absorption problems. I recommend 1 tablet daily under the tongue.

> >

> > If the doctor can find out the cause of the neuropathy I can give you more suggestions.

> >

> > Also you should look in to DL-phenylalanine (DLPA) for the pain. DLPA is a precursor for the body's dopamine, which is our own pain killer. DLPA should be taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals.

> >

> > It takes about 2 weeks to kick in, but the effects are long lasting once it kicks in. And it can help wean him off the pain pills. Recommended intake is 1,000mg 3 times daily on an empty stomach. " "

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Ya it's the yolk

The fresher the egg the better.

If you've ever had a farm fresh egg you know what I'm talking about.

They are amazing! lol

>

>

> I was thinking about putting it into capsules...Yes, I agree it is not the

most palatable!

> Found this on lecithin:

> The main commercial source of lecithin is soybean oil due to its high content

in phosphatides (about 2%). However, lecithin can also be obtained from other

vegetable oils such as corn, cottonseed, rapeseed, rice, sunflower, etc. and

even from eggs, an animal source.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

This is what Dr. Ray Shaelian MD has to say about Phenylalaine...

http://www.raysahelian.com/phenylalanine.html

>>>>Q. In the last issue of your newsletter you talk about the side effects of

aspartame and you mention that phenylalanine is one of its ingredients. Is

phenylalanine dangerous? can phenylalanine cause cancer?

A. A Phenylalanine supplement in high doses may cause heart rhythm

abnormalities and anxiety. Long term studies are not available to tell us

whether phenylalanine supplements taken for prolonged periods cause cancer.<<<<

Here is probably the most sensible answer about the safty or not of

Phenylalaniine... Appears only those with PKU need worry, others are okay... The

only other concern is this building up in high levels in the body may become

toxic... I would think anyone using Phenylalanine and also drinking aspartame

might face a serious problem with toxic overload...

http://mental-health.emedtv.com/phenylalanine/dangers-of-phenylalanine.html

>>>Final Thoughts

Unless you have PKU, phenylalanine is just a necessary amino acid that should

not cause any worry or fear. The presence of phenylalanine in aspartame should

not be reason enough to avoid aspartame (after all, if you want to avoid

phenylalanine, you will need to cut out a wide range of natural foods as well).

Remember that just because phenylalanine can be dangerous if it builds up to

extremely high levels in the body, this does not mean that normal intakes are

also dangerous. Many necessary and beneficial chemicals or substances in the

body are toxic at very high levels.<<<

Gook thinking ...

Jim

> >

> > My favorite herbalist (from curezone) had this to say about repairing Myelin

Sheath...

> >

> > " " Neuropathies generally result from myelin breakdown. Elevated glucose is

one cause but infection, medications or trauma can also cause it. So the focus

is on rebuilding the myelin. Myelin regrows so slowly that it was once thought

to not regenerate, but this has since been proven false. Be patient though.

> >

> > The best way to rebuild myelin is with lecithin, fatty acids and B12.

Lecithin is best taken as granules. Recommended dose is one tablespoon 3 times

daily. You can sprinkle the granules on food or blend in a smoothie.

> >

> > It has a slightly nutty flavor. Fatty acids can be derived from fish oils

and nut oils. For fish oil stick to cod liver oil. I don't care for salmon oil

due to the high risk of heavy metal contamination. Seed oils include hemp, flax,

etc.

> >

> > For B12 I recommend getting a sublingual tablet of methylcobalmin. By using

sublingual tablets it bypasses possible absorption problems. I recommend 1

tablet daily under the tongue.

> >

> > If the doctor can find out the cause of the neuropathy I can give you more

suggestions.

> >

> > Also you should look in to DL-phenylalanine (DLPA) for the pain. DLPA is a

precursor for the body's dopamine, which is our own pain killer. DLPA should be

taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals.

> >

> > It takes about 2 weeks to kick in, but the effects are long lasting once it

kicks in. And it can help wean him off the pain pills. Recommended intake is

1,000mg 3 times daily on an empty stomach. " "

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Jim, Thanks for taking time to share your lyme recovery " testimony " to this

point. If I understood you correctly you stopped rifing in Jan. 2009 because it

didn't seem to make any difference in how you were feeling. Is that right? Do

you think the MMS will provide all the lyme killing assistance your body needs

and do you know of anyone who has gotten back to 100% just using MMS as their

killing modality for borrelia? Andy

>

> Hi Andy,

>

> I started treating for Lyme in January, 2006 with the salt/C protocol... In

> July, 2006, I was dxd with chronic Lyme and given a 14 week treatment of IV

> Rocephin and oral Flagyl, they only made me worse.. I added in rife about

> this time, an EMEM machine, it helped somewhat, but I felt I was not gaining

> enough... I added MMS in Sept, 2007, but could not get above 8 drops daily

> as I live with severe abdominal pain, MMS worsened it... Here I introduced

> MMS to my groups and others were using far more than me, guess that is

> life... Back, then the protocol was to work up to 15 drops daily, once

> there, do 2 - 3 doses daily. But I was stuck at 8 drops... However 3 - 4

> months later I started to improve somewhat better than the past, I was still

> using salt/C and rife, but it was adding MMS that caused this... In January,

> 2009, I was finally able to get to 15 drops, did two doses daily... I was

> about 25% improved before this, then several months later I felt I was at

> 50% improved.. I decided to stop rifing to see if it made any difference, it

> did not.. I stopped using the salt/C protocol about 6 months later, but

> continue to use both salt/C at a lower dose. Over the next year I still

> improved and felt I was at 60%...

>

> I had a rough 2010 winter, cold is not my friend, but in early March I felt

> I was at 70%, really a nice improvement... I don't really judge how I am

> doing so much by symptoms, but rather the things in life I am able to do

> plus how I feel... March 23rd, I signed up for a Lyme/CFS fatigue study (I

> was accepted a month later), two days later I awoke and found a tick on my

> abdomen.. I decided to hit this with Doxy 400 mg daily and 40 - 50 drops of

> MMS, fearing a new Lyme infection might take hold, I was actually panicking

> over this new bite fearing the worse as I live in a high tick to Lyme

> area... In just two weeks I started to decline and have felt I probably was

> at my worst a few weeks ago.. Because of the Doxy, I ended up with a severe

> Candida infection, which appears to be better now, but I am left with a high

> amount of fatigue...

>

> I don't think the new infection took hold, the Doxy alone should have killed

> it, the high dose MMS for sure killed it... But I fear I may have upset my

> chronic infection of Lyme somehow with maybe too much killing... I am now

> slowing improving again, most days seem better than the day before, but

> really nothing great.. After this tick bite, I had terrible joint pain all

> over, severe fatigue, oddly brain fog was not bad and Candida caused major

> gut issues and brain pain.. My joint pain is much improved, brain pain

> (inflammation) is getting better and even fatigue on some days is better...

> I really don't know at what percentage I am at just now as I want to see how

> I feel after this all settles down and I start feeling like doing things

> again... Right now I feel like I am in major recovery mode...

>

> Since I do have a high amount of new fatigue, I am staying on the lower side

> of MMS for a while... I kinda play it by ear, when fatigue is better, I am

> at 24 drops daily, when worse, I am at 9 - 12 drops daily.. Once this

> fatigue levels out and is lower, I will crank back up to 24 drops daily,

> even thinking of adding in MMS2 maybe then and increasing MMS1..

>

> So yes Andy, I started getting better after I added MMS, then 15 months

> later when I increased the dose to 30 drops daily as I improved again..

> NOTE: I did not stay on 30 drops all of the time, from time to time I would

> drop back to 6 drops for 3 - 4 days just as a break... Then I would kick it

> back up to 30 drops.. At this time, we actually did not have a Lyme/MMS

> protocol, so we used the standard chronic illness MMS protocol of 15 drops,

> 2 - 3 times daily... Now we do have a MMS protocol which appears to be far

> more powerful as MMS2 is included.. But like any protocol, it is best to

> scale up...

>

> MMS when acidified which unlocks chlorine dioxide, is said to be the most

> powerful pathogen killer, this comes from the industrial literature, not Jim

> Humble... I just don't see how any pathogen survives it, none can become

> immune from it, so it is just a good suttle killing machine for pathogens,

> yet is too weak to kill good bacteria nor do any harm to the body.. It did

> take me a while to get comfy with it, now I feel it is safer than anything

> else we could consume and definitely works faster...

>

> Do you brush your teeth with it yet? I've been brushing with it now

> exclusively for 1 1/2 years... First thing you notice your mouth feels much

> cleaner any dental issues caused by pathogens clear up, I had two abscessed

> teeth that completely cleared up after about 2- 3 months of brushing with

> MMS, taking it orally did not clear them up.. It completely kills all

> pathogens in the mouth, any bad breath is gone as it is the cause of bad

> breath...

>

> Here is the MMS recipe for brushing... It still has the old 50 drops of

> citric acid with 10 drops of MMS, today you should have 50% citric acid, so

> you use 10 drops of citric acid, 10 drops of MMS, allow 20 seconds to

> acidify, I add 4 ounces of distilled water... Good for the AM and PM

> brushing with this one mix.. I also use this a few times daily as an oral

> rinse.. Only takes a sip and swish..

>

> http://jimhumble.biz/index.php?option=com_content & view=article & id=17 & Itemid=37

>

> --

> Take care,

> Jim

>

>

[Guest guest]

Jim,

I believe intake from supplements is very different from naturally occurring

food derived sources...kwim?

You are taking 4500 mg? That seems like so much, much more than you could get

from food sources in a day. Wouldn't that be considered excessive (honestly

asking)?

> > >

> > > My favorite herbalist (from curezone) had this to say about repairing

Myelin Sheath...

> > >

> > > " " Neuropathies generally result from myelin breakdown. Elevated glucose is

one cause but infection, medications or trauma can also cause it. So the focus

is on rebuilding the myelin. Myelin regrows so slowly that it was once thought

to not regenerate, but this has since been proven false. Be patient though.

> > >

> > > The best way to rebuild myelin is with lecithin, fatty acids and B12.

Lecithin is best taken as granules. Recommended dose is one tablespoon 3 times

daily. You can sprinkle the granules on food or blend in a smoothie.

> > >

> > > It has a slightly nutty flavor. Fatty acids can be derived from fish oils

and nut oils. For fish oil stick to cod liver oil. I don't care for salmon oil

due to the high risk of heavy metal contamination. Seed oils include hemp, flax,

etc.

> > >

> > > For B12 I recommend getting a sublingual tablet of methylcobalmin. By

using sublingual tablets it bypasses possible absorption problems. I recommend 1

tablet daily under the tongue.

> > >

> > > If the doctor can find out the cause of the neuropathy I can give you more

suggestions.

> > >

> > > Also you should look in to DL-phenylalanine (DLPA) for the pain. DLPA is

a precursor for the body's dopamine, which is our own pain killer. DLPA should

be taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals.

> > >

> > > It takes about 2 weeks to kick in, but the effects are long lasting once

it kicks in. And it can help wean him off the pain pills. Recommended intake is

1,000mg 3 times daily on an empty stomach. " "

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

,Many people take " therapuetic " doses of supplements rather than minimum RDA's.  Another example would be the salt/c protocol.Best,

 

Jim,

I believe intake from supplements is very different from naturally occurring food derived sources...kwim?

You are taking 4500 mg? That seems like so much, much more than you could get from food sources in a day. Wouldn't that be considered excessive (honestly asking)?

> > >

> > > My favorite herbalist (from curezone) had this to say about repairing Myelin Sheath...

> > >

> > > " " Neuropathies generally result from myelin breakdown. Elevated glucose is one cause but infection, medications or trauma can also cause it. So the focus is on rebuilding the myelin. Myelin regrows so slowly that it was once thought to not regenerate, but this has since been proven false. Be patient though.

> > >

> > > The best way to rebuild myelin is with lecithin, fatty acids and B12. Lecithin is best taken as granules. Recommended dose is one tablespoon 3 times daily. You can sprinkle the granules on food or blend in a smoothie.

> > >

> > > It has a slightly nutty flavor. Fatty acids can be derived from fish oils and nut oils. For fish oil stick to cod liver oil. I don't care for salmon oil due to the high risk of heavy metal contamination. Seed oils include hemp, flax, etc.

> > >

> > > For B12 I recommend getting a sublingual tablet of methylcobalmin. By using sublingual tablets it bypasses possible absorption problems. I recommend 1 tablet daily under the tongue.

> > >

> > > If the doctor can find out the cause of the neuropathy I can give you more suggestions.

> > >

> > > Also you should look in to DL-phenylalanine (DLPA) for the pain. DLPA is a precursor for the body's dopamine, which is our own pain killer. DLPA should be taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals.

> > >

> > > It takes about 2 weeks to kick in, but the effects are long lasting once it kicks in. And it can help wean him off the pain pills. Recommended intake is 1,000mg 3 times daily on an empty stomach. " "

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

,

Yes, I am aware of that.

But, I guess my main concern about the Phenylalanine is the effect of it being

an anti-depressant. Salt/C does not alter moods. (I know it was just an

example).

b

> > > > >

> > > > > My favorite herbalist (from curezone) had this to say about repairing

> > Myelin Sheath...

> > > > >

> > > > > " " Neuropathies generally result from myelin breakdown. Elevated

> > glucose is one cause but infection, medications or trauma can also cause it.

> > So the focus is on rebuilding the myelin. Myelin regrows so slowly that it

> > was once thought to not regenerate, but this has since been proven false. Be

> > patient though.

> > > > >

> > > > > The best way to rebuild myelin is with lecithin, fatty acids and B12.

> > Lecithin is best taken as granules. Recommended dose is one tablespoon 3

> > times daily. You can sprinkle the granules on food or blend in a smoothie.

> > > > >

> > > > > It has a slightly nutty flavor. Fatty acids can be derived from fish

> > oils and nut oils. For fish oil stick to cod liver oil. I don't care for

> > salmon oil due to the high risk of heavy metal contamination. Seed oils

> > include hemp, flax, etc.

> > > > >

> > > > > For B12 I recommend getting a sublingual tablet of methylcobalmin. By

> > using sublingual tablets it bypasses possible absorption problems. I

> > recommend 1 tablet daily under the tongue.

> > > > >

> > > > > If the doctor can find out the cause of the neuropathy I can give you

> > more suggestions.

> > > > >

> > > > > Also you should look in to DL-phenylalanine (DLPA) for the pain. DLPA

> > is a precursor for the body's dopamine, which is our own pain killer. DLPA

> > should be taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals.

> > > > >

> > > > > It takes about 2 weeks to kick in, but the effects are long lasting

> > once it kicks in. And it can help wean him off the pain pills. Recommended

> > intake is 1,000mg 3 times daily on an empty stomach. " "

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>