Joanne or Anyone, Re: Teitlebaum

[Guest guest]

I saw Teitlebaum's site:

http://www.endfatigue.com/ and I looked through supplements and things. He got

rid of his cfs and fybro, but he does recommend a lot of Diflucan at the end of

the regime.

I guess one could have liver tests every two weeks. Also I know 5-HTP for a few

days when I'm really down works in a pinch, but I have heard so much controversy

over the affect on the brain, just as with anti-depressants though I know in

some cases they truly are needed.

For example right now 3 days into a new Bio-Identical Progesterone for my

Hashi's and... well, I'm feeling a tad down, so once again I may just lower it.

Calling Thyroid dr. to see what my labs say.

Joanne did anything of Teitlembaum's supplements you took make you feel a big

diffence? I saw he has Corvalen on his site, but not Corvalen M, though he

expounds the necessity of Magnesium and malate. So he may not have know

Bioenergy puts it all in one, (the D-ribose, magnesium, and malate).

I like that he says his treatments works for tens of thousands of people, but

there are exceptions for people with thyroid, or autoimmune in some of his

treatment regime.

Anyway, just wondered if you used anything of his that really made a big change.

Love,

Jean

[Guest guest]

Joanne,

I haven't been on here in awhile---feeling pretty crummy and not eating

well. I have a question for you about Dr. Teitlebaum's program. He is the

medical director for the Fibromyalgia and Fatigue Centers located in

different US cities. I am debating about going to one of these centers only

40 minutes from my home. They do a free consultation, but then I am told

that it costs about 500 dollars a month for most treatments. The cost

covers all medications, supplements, doctors appts.... They do numerous

blood tests...I am wondering what you think about something like this? Is

it a waste of time and money?? I have heard that some people get good

results within a few months time.

Has anyone else here been to one of these centers? and what do you all

think?

thanks,

nne

On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 4:04 PM, Joanne Ford wrote:

>

>

> Hi Jean

>

> I did use the Fatigue To Fantastic and the Corvelan M, and I found both of

> these

> products outstandingly brilliant. Since I have said that you might think I

> would

> still be on them, and indeed I would be if I have had not discovered

> something

> else that is working more effectively for me

>

> Now I will explain a little of what I am doing now, but I do not want

> you to

> think that in anyway, me doing something different takes away the shine of

> the

> Fatigue to fantastic Range or Dr Teitlebaums work, because it really does

> not.

> Dr Teitlebaums products are indeed some of the best and I genuinely believe

> that

> anybody that has Autoimmune diseases should consider his range, because my

> experience has showed me they are highly affective. I have even recommended

> tham

> to a few people, and would do again

>

> My new regime is really quit different to what I was doing when I was

> taking the

> F2F and Corvelan M. At that time I was on a low carb diet and eating

> healthy

> foods and taking the supplements mentioned and it was all working well, but

>

> sadly my Fibro was still effecting me and on some days very badly

>

> I decided to seek out more information regarding low carbing and

> supplements and

> turned to Bees site for advice

>

> I was very surprised how much work this lady had done in regards to this

> subject

> and I decided I would read more of what she had to say

>

> As I read I saw she had lots of ideas that were similar to mine but I also

> saw ,

> to my incredibe egos surprise that this Lady really deserved the A*

> because she

> new tonnes more than me

>

> Never, had I ever come across this phenomena before so I just had to carry

> on

>

> Anyway as I began to adapt my daily routine to the ideas Bee has, quickly

> and I

> mean very quickly I began to have massive recovery. things that had never

> healed

> and I did not expect to heal, began to improve rapidly

>

> I decided that I would follow her advice as exactly as I could, and the

> more I

> did so the more recovery I had

>

> Now, although i now understand why following bees program has worked so

> successfully for me, it is still extremely difficult to explain to other

> people

> why.

>

> All I can say is if you stick around over time you may stick up one or two

> things that I am doing and you might see more clearly why this is working

> so

> well for me

>

> What I will say though is this, I really am a live and let live person and

> although my regime is restrictive and has to be adhered to for success, I

> do not

> try to force this stuff on anybody.

>

> you see it is not easy and not everybody could do it. It is easy for me,

> because

> I have a certain personality and a certain understanding of how food works

> and

> inparticularly how the ketosis works

>

> Like I have said, over time I will explain all this a bit better, any small

> part

> of this I can pass on I am always pleased with. And if anybody in time want

> to

> join me with this I will give them my full support. But what i have learned

> with

> this Fibro thing, it is better to support all these doctors, health

> advisers

> etc, because at the end of the day they are all on our side

>

> Hope this helps a bit

>

> Love Joanne

>

> ________________________________

> From: astralstargazer <astralstargazer@...<astralstargazer%40yahoo.com>

> >

> To: fibromyalgiacured <fibromyalgiacured%40yahoogroups.com>

> Sent: Mon, 15 November, 2010 19:52:54

> Subject: Joanne or Anyone, Re: Teitlebaum

>

>

>

> I saw Teitlebaum's site:

> http://www.endfatigue.com/ and I looked through supplements and things. He

> got

> rid of his cfs and fybro, but he does recommend a lot of Diflucan at the

> end of

> the regime.

>

> I guess one could have liver tests every two weeks. Also I know 5-HTP for a

> few

> days when I'm really down works in a pinch, but I have heard so much

> controversy

> over the affect on the brain, just as with anti-depressants though I know

> in

> some cases they truly are needed.

>

> For example right now 3 days into a new Bio-Identical Progesterone for my

> Hashi's and... well, I'm feeling a tad down, so once again I may just lower

> it.

> Calling Thyroid dr. to see what my labs say.

>

> Joanne did anything of Teitlembaum's supplements you took make you feel a

> big

> diffence? I saw he has Corvalen on his site, but not Corvalen M, though he

> expounds the necessity of Magnesium and malate. So he may not have know

> Bioenergy puts it all in one, (the D-ribose, magnesium, and malate).

>

> I like that he says his treatments works for tens of thousands of people,

> but

> there are exceptions for people with thyroid, or autoimmune in some of his

> treatment regime.

>

> Anyway, just wondered if you used anything of his that really made a big

> change.

>

> Love,

>

> Jean

>

>