Re: Question - what does excessive sweating mean?

[Guest guest]

A total mystery for me, too.

We did 120 hours of hard chamber hyperbaric oxygen therapy at 100% O2. During

our second set of 40, we stepped up the pressure from 1.5 ATA to 1.75 ATA. He

sweated profusely.

An RN we spoke to said it could be babesia (a bacterial infection that is often

seen with lyme). We ran PCR (DNA tests) for that and several other lyme

" coinfections " and they were all negative.

Our son's doctor though it was an indication that his hormones were being

activated (e.g. rebalancing).

--penumbra

> Lori Knowles

[Guest guest]

My daughter has Babesia, Bartonella and Borrelia (Lyme Disease). The Babesia

did not test positively until she had been treated for the Lyme Disease for over

8 months.

There are no reliable lab tests for Lyme Disease or coinfections. They all

should be clinically diagnosed, not dependent on lab tests. A Lyme Literate MD

should be seen if you suspect a tick-borne disease. You can get info about

doctors at Lymenet.com

[Guest guest]

Excessive sweating is caused by:

* Lack of sulfur. Try MSM, Epsom Salt Baths, or magnesium sulfate cream? The

body is trying to detox and sulfur is essential for this process.

* Lack of zinc. Chelating? Or zinc deficiency?

* Sweating at night is caused by PST enzyme deficiency. Eliminating all the

foods with high phenolic content results in no more sweating at night and better

sleep.

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> Lori Knowles

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> 7797 Quivira Rd Lenexa, KS 66215

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In my house it was viral and went away with antivirals/antifungals. Cheryl~http://www.gryffins-tail.blogspot.com~@midian42~ I am asking for a friend.Does anyone have any feedback regarding this? Lori KnowlesGeneral ManagerNew Beginnings Nutritionals 7797 Quivira Rd Lenexa, KS 66215 Phone: Fax: Email: lknowlesnbnus URL: http://www.nbnus.com/

[Guest guest]

My 17 year old son has the sweatiest hands and feet - his hands practically

drip. His feet used to stink so badly, he had to keep his shoes outside. Forcing

him to wear socks helped...

I accidentally discovered that lotion with epsom salts in it dried him up. I'd

rub it on his shoulders and later on, his hands would be dry.

Also giving him extra magnesium helps: he takes 500mg twice a day.

We just started chelating and will do virals next. I'm too nervous about the

whole thing to do two things at once!

Sally O.

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> > I am asking for a friend.

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> > Does anyone have any feedback regarding this?

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> > Lori Knowles

> > General Manager

> > New Beginnings Nutritionals

> > 7797 Quivira Rd Lenexa, KS 66215

> > Phone:

> > Fax:

> > Email: lknowles@

> > URL: http://www.nbnus.com/

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We conquered it with GFCF diet and low phenols, my son had it for years at night

and with the Epsom Salts and dietary change it disappeared. He is off the diet

but we stil use Epsom Salts and he is 90% recoverd....however-he is supposed to

have a DPAT shot this summmer, what am I going to do?

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I find that this happens to me when I'm in deep sleep. Even if I nap in the

afternoon, I sweat profusely - especially on my scalp, back of neck, and back,

when I'm in deep sleep - even if it's for 20 minutes. I do feel refreshed after

such a nap/sleep. I've always wondered what the significance of this deep sleep/

sweating is. My mom too has mentioned that she feels better after sweating in

her sleep. She CFS symptoms just like I do.

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> he is supposed to have a DPAT shot this summmer, what am I going to do?

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Can't you refuse it? I have heard that you can refuse a vaccine if your family

has a history of adverse reactions or any allergy-related illness. There is also

usually a religious exemption, depending on your state of course.

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> Can't you refuse it? I have heard that you can refuse a vaccine if your family

has a history of adverse reactions or any allergy-related illness. There is also

usually a religious exemption, depending on your state of course.

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I would conveniently forget to go to the appointment. and then the next time

you're in for illness, you refuse based on the fact that your son is ill. All

doc's are supposed to know you dont' vax when a child is fighting something.

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You always have the right to refuse treatment; it is called Patients Rights.

If you already have the appt and don't want the shot (I wouldn't; it made my

kid's brain swell), cancel the appt. Don't just " no show " or you may be

charged.

CGF

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family has a history of adverse reactions or any allergy-related illness. There

is also usually a religious exemption, depending on your state of course.

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> I would conveniently forget to go to the appointment. and then the next time

you're in for illness, you refuse based on the fact that your son is ill. All

doc's are supposed to know you dont' vax when a child is fighting something.

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