Re: OT Alkaline water (was) Coil machine - getting ready to start

[Guest guest]

Hi Steve B,

Yes, I've heard of alkaline water being used for detox...

Just need to be somewhat careful as drinking too much may upset the pH in the

stomach,

this needs to remain acidic for digesting protein and killing pathogens and

Candida... I am not sure how those drinking a lot of alkaline water are aware of

what is happening to stomach acid.

Many have used Prill water, add lemon juice to water and have done okay... I

guess the dangers come

in if you ingest too much baking soda, which also alkalines water... or

improperly use a water ionizer.

Take care,

Jim

> >

> > Thanks for the info, Bonnie. How long did the herx last after only the 15-30

seconds? Was it a few days or longer? Just trying to figure out if I should use

it on a Thursday or a Friday and use the weekend to " recover " . Also, wondering

why you use the welchol sparingly? Is there anything to be concerned about? My

LLMD gave me a script for it (I asked her to as it was suggested). She looked it

up first and then prescribed it daily.

> >

> > Again, thanks so much for the info. And by the way, how are you doing now?

Wishing you good health!

> > Jodie

> > Coil machine - getting ready to start

> >

> >

> > Hi group,

> >

> > I'm going to start coiling for lyme in a few weeks (waiting for the

frequency generator - on backorder till sometime early Jan). I suspect that I

have bartonella and know a history of babesia (treated with 4 months of mepron a

couple of years ago). Have bad neuro symptoms, and fatigue, but am still

working.

> >

> > I'm just wondering for those of you using the coil and are working, what is

the best way to start out? I have heard that the herxes are horrible, worse than

the ones from antibiotics. I can't take any time off in Jan or Feb from work due

to some new team members coming on board and a not so understanding boss.

> >

> > Is it something where I could coil on a Friday after work and the herx would

happen on Sat/Sun? Also, how long should I go the first few times? I've heard

from a local person that they can only go a minute or they get too sick to work.

Would it be wise to do only 15 - 30 seconds at first? Also, do you wait to coil

again for a week after the herx ends? Also, would it be wise to coil for lyme

first and then bartonella or bartonella first and then lyme?

> >

> > Stolar recommended welchol to help detox, which my doctor did

prescribe. I know he () is going to be available by phone to help me get set

up and use the machine, but what do you guys think as far as first few times

using it? I'd like to plan ahead as much as possible and know kind of what to

expect.

> >

> > Is the herx from the coil similar to the herx from antibiotics (I got achy,

tired - to the point where I slept for 14 hours after having bad insomnia, and

like I got ran over by a truck). Never herxed that bad again even with oral and

IV antibiotics.

> >

> > Just curious what to expect.

> > Thanks,

> > Jodie

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Jim. Dr. Mercola also cautions against drinking too much alkaline water. As with everything else concerning this disease, moderation and balance seems to be the key.SteveSent from my iPad

Hi Steve B,

Yes, I've heard of alkaline water being used for detox...

Just need to be somewhat careful as drinking too much may upset the pH in the stomach,

this needs to remain acidic for digesting protein and killing pathogens and Candida... I am not sure how those drinking a lot of alkaline water are aware of what is happening to stomach acid.

Many have used Prill water, add lemon juice to water and have done okay... I guess the dangers come

in if you ingest too much baking soda, which also alkalines water... or improperly use a water ionizer.

Take care,

Jim

> >

> > Thanks for the info, Bonnie. How long did the herx last after only the 15-30 seconds? Was it a few days or longer? Just trying to figure out if I should use it on a Thursday or a Friday and use the weekend to "recover". Also, wondering why you use the welchol sparingly? Is there anything to be concerned about? My LLMD gave me a script for it (I asked her to as it was suggested). She looked it up first and then prescribed it daily.

> >

> > Again, thanks so much for the info. And by the way, how are you doing now? Wishing you good health!

> > Jodie

> > Coil machine - getting ready to start

> >

> >

> > Hi group,

> >

> > I'm going to start coiling for lyme in a few weeks (waiting for the frequency generator - on backorder till sometime early Jan). I suspect that I have bartonella and know a history of babesia (treated with 4 months of mepron a couple of years ago). Have bad neuro symptoms, and fatigue, but am still working.

> >

> > I'm just wondering for those of you using the coil and are working, what is the best way to start out? I have heard that the herxes are horrible, worse than the ones from antibiotics. I can't take any time off in Jan or Feb from work due to some new team members coming on board and a not so understanding boss.

> >

> > Is it something where I could coil on a Friday after work and the herx would happen on Sat/Sun? Also, how long should I go the first few times? I've heard from a local person that they can only go a minute or they get too sick to work. Would it be wise to do only 15 - 30 seconds at first? Also, do you wait to coil again for a week after the herx ends? Also, would it be wise to coil for lyme first and then bartonella or bartonella first and then lyme?

> >

> > Stolar recommended welchol to help detox, which my doctor did prescribe. I know he () is going to be available by phone to help me get set up and use the machine, but what do you guys think as far as first few times using it? I'd like to plan ahead as much as possible and know kind of what to expect.

> >

> > Is the herx from the coil similar to the herx from antibiotics (I got achy, tired - to the point where I slept for 14 hours after having bad insomnia, and like I got ran over by a truck). Never herxed that bad again even with oral and IV antibiotics.

> >

> > Just curious what to expect.

> > Thanks,

> > Jodie

> >

>