Re: Digest Number 440

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Help I need the link for the ingredants of the vaccinations. I am in a debate

on one of my message boards of mothers that think that everything inthe

vaccinations is safe and that they are protecting their children from danger.

Thanks

Buffy

mommy of Rebeka 1-31-96 and 9-21-98

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Here's some good links...

http://www.access1.net/via/PROCHOICE/didyouknow.htm

http://www.med.uni-muenchen.de/fachschaft/homeopathy/vaccine.htm

http://www.mercola.com/newpage134.htm

Here's one with ingredients

http://home.sprynet.com/~noshots/whatsi~1.htm

May I ask what message board it is?

shelby

buffy stem wrote:

> From: " buffy stem " <buffay@...>

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> Help I need the link for the ingredants of the vaccinations. I am in a

debate on one of my message boards of mothers that think that everything inthe

vaccinations is safe and that they are protecting their children from danger.

Thanks

>

> Buffy

> mommy of Rebeka 1-31-96 and 9-21-98

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Gayle,

I am in the same boat. I am sure that the chemicals did have something to do

with it. I had not felt good for several years before becoming very sick. My

house is so dirty right now and it drives me nuts. Besides, the work was so

back breaking. What were we thinking! Oh, well. We live and learn.

Ginger

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My doctor has suggested venous insufficiency in my legs.

Ginger AIH

To All,

Thanks for all of the great info and words of support. It does help my

" mental " well being to know that I am not going completely crazy.

I, too, have had dizzy spells and wondered why. I guess it goes with the

territory. I never knew how many functions the liver had. It is amazing to me.

You guys have really given me insight into a lot of areas. I just spent

nearly three hours reading all of the posts from three days. I haven't been

on here since Friday afternoon.

Thanks again.

Ginger AIH

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Hi, Anyone,

Can anyone give me info onto drug budisonde?

Ginger AIH

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The medicine budisonde is a study drug at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. I

was on it for about two months but my numbers went sky high so I was taken

off. Suppose to be good though.

Sue Aih

Wisconsin

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Ginger,

Yes the hard way.

Gayle

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Hi Ginger

I'm now taking entocort " budisone " what would you like to know!

(I don't have time at the moment to write more)

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A former member of this support group, Eileen, who lives in England, was put

on budesonide to get her off prednisone. It is not a study drug in the U.K.

KayK

Re: [ ] Digest Number 440

> From: Roselle50@...

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> The medicine budisonde is a study drug at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. I

> was on it for about two months but my numbers went sky high so I was taken

> off. Suppose to be good though.

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> Sue Aih

> Wisconsin

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Where do you find musical puzzles? Also sounds like Texas Instruments needs

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Re: How do I explain this one?

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>does david understand his privates and what they are called? we just tell

>nathan and his brother the truth, thats not what boys do, etc, and they

also

>shower separately anymore too, i think its common for children wanting to

>explore, and remember, to boys it " feels good " i hate saying that , but

one

>does often see even many regular boys fondling themselves, i know it has

>been a problem with nathan for quite a tiem now, and they have regualted

his

>med to help lower his " libido " if thats the right word. and we do often

>remmind him time and place for such acts. shawna.

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In a message dated 10/11/00 5:45:25 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

egroups writes:

<< Each time you have contact with the allergen, you

prolong the allergy. It's NOT easy, trust me. Ever see a 5 or 6 year old

child refuse birthday cake? My son did... he was literally afraid to eat,

until several years after his allergies were diagnosed. It was a long, hard

haul... but we made it. >>

My daughter is almost 20 years old and has severe reactions to apples. Try

reading labels and you will be surprised how many items contain apple

products! You are correct in being afraid to eat.......

nne in Scranton PA

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Hi Tabitha,, your recipe sounds great but isn't oatmeal an avoid? or is it

just a weight loss avoid?

Does anyone have a helpful hint for good O treats/meals for kids? I have a 3

yr. old who prefers avoids!,,, thanks much ,,, in great health!,

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In a message dated 11/10/2000 12:49:15 PM Central Standard Time, lescase@... writes:

Hi Tabitha,, your recipe sounds great but isn't oatmeal an avoid? or is it just a weight loss avoid?

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/10/2000 12:49:15 PM Central Standard Time, lescase@... writes:

Hi Tabitha,, your recipe sounds great but isn't oatmeal an avoid? or is it just a weight loss avoid?

ok like I said, I have made it with barley cereal, which the recipe reflects, which is OK for O's

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I tried all the medications that you have tried and more with no sucess. The best one I tried for my nine year old epileptic daughetr who's been having seizures since two years old is Lamictal. It has worked well with no side effects.

Good luck

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i have been lurking on this board for over a month. I have not tried any of

the enzymes yet but i am considering it. My son is 23 months old and has

epilepsy as well as autism. I am concerned that the enzymes will some how

interfere with his epilepsy. He has been mostly gluten and casine free with

some minor infractions. I do notice that when he has an infraction his bm

are loose. So from what i have been reading i think he might benefit from

the enzymes. Can any help allay my fears.

> [ ] Digest Number 440

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Hi, ;

The really great thing about enzymes is that they are well-

characterized, that is, we know what they do and don't do. Probably

one of the most well-known attributes is that they are very specific

in their function.

For example, let's take the enzyme lactase. The only function

lactase has is to break down lactose into galactose and glucose. If

lactase is present, but lactose is not, then the lactase enzyme does

absolutely nothing. It can't do anything else, but split lactose

into galactose and glucose.

So, the enzyme lactase does its job. But what if you were sensitive

to galactose for some reason (I don't know why one would be, but this

is just an example). Then the end result of lactase breaking down

lactose might be a problem for that person, because it would result

in the production of more galacose IF that person had both lactose

and lactase present. But the enzyme itself is not harmful.

What I'm trying to illustrate is that enzymes themselve are safe, and

so are their reactions. I have never heard of enzymes contributing

to epilepsy. The products of the reactions of oral enzyme

supplements is proteins converted to amino acids, carbohydrates

converted to simple sugars, and triglycerides converted to short-

chain fatty acids like butyrate. For the vast majority of people,

taking enzymes is just an enhancement of normal digestive

metabolism. Is it possible someone could be sensitive to the

products of normal digestion? Sure, but very unlikely. Could the

end result of digestive enzymes contribute to epilepsy? Possibly,

but again, extremely unlikely.

Bottom line, enzymes, compared to over the counter and prescription

drugs, and even herbals and botanicals, are much safer because we

understand better what they do and don't do.

Hope this takes away some of the fear.

Devin

> i have been lurking on this board for over a month. I have not

tried any of

> the enzymes yet but i am considering it. My son is 23 months old

and has

> epilepsy as well as autism. I am concerned that the enzymes will

some how

> interfere with his epilepsy. He has been mostly gluten and casine

free with

> some minor infractions. I do notice that when he has an infraction

his bm

> are loose. So from what i have been reading i think he might

benefit from

> the enzymes. Can any help allay my fears.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ;

<<My son is 23 months old

and has

> epilepsy as well as autism. >>

Glad I caught that one ...it's been discussed on the oxyplus list as a

direct relative to migraines. What shows up as migraines on some people

show up as seizures on others. Same part of the brain, same chemicals.

BOTH respond very well to increased tissue oxygen.

By a very large margin the best oral oxygenator is a kind of Magnesium

peroxide invented by Dr. Eugene Blass and Nicola Tesla around 1890. It has

never been improved on; It's hard to improve on any of Tesla's inventions.

It actually releases ozone.

The stuff is called Homozon.

It's available at a good price from list mate Donna Crow (no relation) in

Oregon. Normally retails for $33. her price is $24.

If the toll-free number is up it's 1-800-660-1947. I can't dial it from

Canada.

Her home number 1-541-574-1947

ciao

Duncan

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[Guest guest]

I do appreciate the considerate advice. I am truly startled as to how many go

on having more surgeries. I know that I have mentioned this before but I am

still amazed as to how trusting many of your are of your doctors. I have lost

that.

I cannot stand more me than five minutes without adding to my pain and

weakness. I have to wonder how can doctors perform surgeries for eight or more

hours? It is a mystery to me.

What do they do about having to go to the bathroom, eating, drinking and

resting? Do they take breaks? Or do they have a sandwich while operating? What

if

food drops into the wound or they spill a coke? Jim

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Jim, I'm pretty sure they take short breaks. Remember it's not just the surgeon

in there; often it's a team of surgeons, plus the anesthesiologist and

nurse-assistants, all keeping an eye on you and your vital signs. I'm sure it

doesn't look like MASH in there, especially with what the hospitals charge!

Surgeons are able to stand for long stretches. They must get used to it, like

grocery cashiers. Plus, they don't have flatback.

I'm really sorry to hear about your arachnoiditis. I've spoken to at least one

other of our number who has it as well. It is indeed a worrisome thing, and a

reason we all need to be extremely cautious in our choice of surgeons.

Re: Digest Number 440

I do appreciate the considerate advice. I am truly startled as to how many go

on having more surgeries. I know that I have mentioned this before but I am

still amazed as to how trusting many of your are of your doctors. I have lost

that.

I cannot stand more me than five minutes without adding to my pain and

weakness. I have to wonder how can doctors perform surgeries for eight or more

hours? It is a mystery to me.

What do they do about having to go to the bathroom, eating, drinking and

resting? Do they take breaks? Or do they have a sandwich while operating? What

if

food drops into the wound or they spill a coke? Jim

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thanks for your input. I like it always to hear of new things to do/cure with

Immunics. And I bet I am not the only one. Though I already knew the sky is the

limit, real-life examples have the best impact.

As for , I tested yes on that too. Thanks for reminding me!

Love Esther, moderator

writes:

My son had a loose tooth last night and we voiced it be removed from all of

his bodies bloodlessly and painlessly today. And this is what happened !

ps. may not be here physically, but he's still working with us,, we

still have his help. When I ask which spirit guides are with me.... he's

always there, along w/ Jesus and God !