son with newly diagnosed arthritis

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Most likely you missed something as far as some sort of food allergy, etc..

This is not something you can just 'wing'. There's so much that is missed

when a westerner has to deal with their health. Anger, emotional baggage,

mental and spiritual (I mean meditative not relgious that doesn't

necessarily give you balance). The body naturally want to deal with things

itself. As far as stopping too soon it's always damaging to take

antibiotics. That's why you get a yeast infection when ya do.

_Adriel

> From: " rosemary hearle " <rnhearle@...>

> Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2000 05:33:18 +0800

> " Adriel Preger " <azure@...>

> Subject: Re: rheumatic son with newly diagnosed arthritis

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> I would have to disagree here I am sorry. The trouble might seem to start

> after antibiotics, but is usually because it is stopped too soon. I am a

> particular case in a situation I would not wish anyone to be in. Gross

> infection having gone right into the tissue because the problem was not

> addressed when it should have been. I spent four whole years on every

> alternative you could imagine, plus intravenous Vit. C and minerals twice a

> week, The average person could not afford what it cost me to stay alive.

> And although it did keep me alive only just, m y advice to anyone who has

> this type of infection is to get to it straight away. It is such a shame

> most people do not realise how serious this can be. People die every day

> from this type of infection that is not diagnosed. Sorry to have to say

> this but I value human life and cannot bear to see the suffering I have seen

> especially in children who will never have a normal life until full

> evaluation. I think herbal treatment is wonderful if you need a supplement

> or not serious condition and fully support it for that. Rosemary.

> Re: rheumatic son with newly diagnosed arthritis

>>>

>>> I have to disagree about trying other alternate methods before

> antibiotics.

>>> If the earlier RA is treated the better, don't waste time with other

>>> alternative methods. The O' Dell study, posted by Pierre, shows

> antibiotic

>>> treatment within the first year yielding very positive results. Why

> wait

>>> until the disease is stronger and more resistant to try it? Then the

> herx is

>>> even more severe. He may not even have to go on the " hard stuff " by

> treating

>>> the disease early with antibiotics. I have had tremendous success

> treating

>>> my RA with minocin within the first year. I'm on a low maintenance dose

>>> already, after just a few months on minocin.

>>> M

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> Hi,

> I have to jump in here because I actually knew someone who had a child

> with JRA and it was serious with the child in a wheelchair.

> Through the use of minocycline alone, this child was, according to his

> doctor and his mother and his playmates, " cured. I mean he went into

> permanent remission without medicine that had lasted five or so years

last

> time I heard. I think this happens in JRA whereas it is much harder if

not

> impossible to cure adult RA of long standing.

> I know of no natural, alternative

> method that can say the same.

> You all know I am willing to try any folk cure, but if it were my child, I

> would have the doctor by the throat until I got the minocin.

> Thanks,

> Gloria

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