Re: Digest Number 2440

[Guest guest]

Dear Jeanette,

I've been thinking of you today but it's probably tomorrow there already! Hope things went okay.

With hugs,

Amy

[Guest guest]

how do you go about finding a naturopath? and yes i understand that I need to be

under a doctors care, and I would if I knew how to find one...also I do believe

Im under a GREAT Dr.'s care and thats Jesus and I knwo that He has called me to

this fast, I just want to rid my body of all these toxins and I felt the only

way and with candida is to get off everythign...Im now eating a few raw veggies

a day for 10 days and see what that does...

thanks for your info and your prayers

candidiasis wrote:

There are 8 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Re: Digest Number 2439

From: Brand

2. Re: Oxy-Powder

From: debsreiki@...

3. Re: Oxy-Powder

From: " The Mitcheners "

4. Re: Digest Number 2439

From: Abbadi

5. Re: Digest Number 2439

From: " Olson "

6. Re: Digest Number 2439--Master cleanse site

From: " Olson "

7. RE: Digest Number 2439

From: " Hanson "

8. PP=positive power

From: nieema

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Message: 1

Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2004 06:14:14 -0700 (PDT)

From: Brand

Subject: Re: Digest Number 2439

hello anyone out there....Im in desperate need of prayer and help today, I have

had what I think is candida for a year and a half now (when it manifested) but I

went on a 29 day juice fast (fruit and veggies) and on the 5th day of the fast,

I got this sinus infection that will not leave me, I have tried every product

they make to get me well, I did real good on my eating for 6-8 mths then started

eating junk again...now my ears are so full I cant hear and my sinuss

draining...I am now on my 3rd day of water only fast, and I feel terrible...but

determined to rid myself of these pesky bugs if it kills me...which Im believing

God it wont....lol ...but does anyone know of something to suggest to help

me...Im desperate I want to get well so bad and im hurting and frustrated and

ready to throw my hands up....anyone?

candidiasis wrote:

There are 3 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Re: Question for Duncan: Lupus Coagulation - auto immune and glyconutrients

From: Duncan Crow

2. Re: Flushes/Stones and colonics - wheat grass enema-

From: " Olson "

3. Oxy-Powder

From: " Kari Trautman "

________________________________________________________________________

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Message: 1

Date: Tue, 06 Jul 2004 08:51:31 -0700

From: Duncan Crow

Subject: Re: Question for Duncan: Lupus Coagulation - auto immune and

glyconutrients

Hi Ron,

Sure, I'm well, hope you are too...

>

> Hi Duncan,

> Hope you are well. In a previous post I described a friend who

> has pulmonary hypertension with clots in the lungs. Her MD's are

> giving her three years to live - that's WITH the transplants of

> organs as they fail one by one. The cause of her problem has

> been diagnosed as Lupus Coagulation. Is this a condition that

> might be helped by glyconutrients, and if so is it helpful to

> limit sugars to achieve the desired effect?

Limiting digestible sugars and easy carbs generally is a good idea

for everyone, excessive carbs can produce and aggravate autoimmune

disorders. Yes, I've seen statements to the effect that lupus can be

arrested with glyconutrients. But that's not all ...

> Given the L.C.

> diagnosis, would somalife ghp be useful in this instance.

SomaLife gHP is useful in any case where increased healing speed and

anti-aging is desired.

> Are

> there any other naturopathic treatments that you know of that

> might help this condition? Seems to me that ultimately

> traditional medicine has failed her, given the prognosis. Thank

> you Duncan - you are the only one I know that can answer or is

> willing to answer these kinds of questions. Ron S.

Lupus is recognised by medicine as an autoimmune disease. Autoimmune

diseases and the degenerative diseases are promoted or even caused by

chronic toxin load and oxidative stress, and they can be ameliorated

by reducing same. In this case this can be verified in Medline for

example by typing oxidative lupus for example.

I'd recommend a series of liver flushes and controlling bowel

bacteria by replacing inulin lost to the modern diet, to kick-start

the healing and detoxification process. Bad bacteria produce toxin

load 24/7, while the good ones do not. Gut dysbiosis and resulting

leaky gut are linked to lupus and several other degenerative

illnesses.

Body Balance provides very good nutritional support for healing, and

it can produce healing reactions on its own. It contains most of the

glyconutrients we need and also fucoidan, a polysaccharide that among

other things is a superior anticoagulant. The aloe component has an

immunomodulating effect, verifiable in medical research by using

those keywords.

Take advantage of the free bottle offer; it's worth $35 US. This

website requires the Flash7 browser plugin.

http://lifeforcefamily.com PIN 20466442 ( Gilbert)

A good antioxidant and protein program that includes cold-processed,

" undenatured " whey and selenium will stop the oxidative stress by

increasing glutathione, which supports the liver, general

detoxification, and all the cells that might be under assault.

Elevated glutathione is an immunomodulator, and there are also a

couple of glyconutrients in the whey. Also borne out in the research.

Choose a sugar-free cold-processed whey.

The program might be improved further with the use of Active H- as

one of the antioxidants, and drinking lots of water, using cod-liver

oil, and garlic.

The program should work regardless of drugs she might be on, but I

have to tell you that one of the worst drug classes for her are

steroid anti-inflammatories, which contribute to leaky gut and even

bwel perforation. Just a guess she's probably on one of them, such

as prednisone. Of course these should be avoided as they interfere

with both immune system response and any healing program. In fact

they promote disease.

It might be reassuring to know that I've arrested and reversed a

fatal autoimmune disease that kills in about four years (inclusion

body myositis) using this general approach, including the SomaLife.

My own father should have completely wasted away and died about two

years ago, but is still out there throwing hay for the horses,

cutting firewood, working on machinery, building on an addition to

the house, and etc associated with general homesteading.

Let's take further consultation off-list, Ron.

regards,

Duncan Crow

________________________________________________________________________

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Message: 2

Date: Wed, 07 Jul 2004 03:04:24 -0000

From: " Olson "

Subject: Re: Flushes/Stones and colonics - wheat grass enema-

Kathy,

Your wheat grass enemas seem to have created great results.

What kind of wheat grass did you use? Did you grow and juice your own

or buy a powdered version? If you bought it, what brand did you get?

I'm interested in trying the same thing.

Sandy

" The Mitcheners " wrote:

>I have started little mini enemas with wheatgrass and am amazed to

have already seen candida colonies in the comode.

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Message: 3

Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2004 23:05:01 -0700

From: " Kari Trautman "

Subject: Oxy-Powder

I was wondering if anyone has input here on this? I am trying it, and like it

says have to make a few trips to the bathroom in the morning. The claim is that

it is oxidizing bad stuff in you and turning it to liquid to get it out, but

noticing it's some magnesium complex with the value listed of over 3K I can't

help but wonder if the bowel reaction is just a total mega-magnesium overload?

Anyone try this and/or look into their claim?

Thanks,

Kari

[Guest guest]

,

I'm not an expert on Candida, but I'm pretty sure I've been suffering with it

for several years now so I've been reading a lot. Won't fasting just make the

little monsters burrow deeper into your membranes looking for food? These are

the guys that have a role in decomposing us when we die so I'm not sure fasting

will get rid of them. Good luck and let us know how you're doing.

shan

Brand <cogmom@...> wrote:

how do you go about finding a naturopath? and yes i understand that I need to be

under a doctors care, and I would if I knew how to find one...also I do believe

Im under a GREAT Dr.'s care and thats Jesus and I knwo that He has called me to

this fast, I just want to rid my body of all these toxins and I felt the only

way and with candida is to get off everythign...Im now eating a few raw veggies

a day for 10 days and see what that does...

thanks for your info and your prayers

candidiasis wrote:

There are 8 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Re: Digest Number 2439

From: Brand

2. Re: Oxy-Powder

From: debsreiki@...

3. Re: Oxy-Powder

From: " The Mitcheners "

4. Re: Digest Number 2439

From: Abbadi

5. Re: Digest Number 2439

From: " Olson "

6. Re: Digest Number 2439--Master cleanse site

From: " Olson "

7. RE: Digest Number 2439

From: " Hanson "

8. PP=positive power

From: nieema

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Message: 1

Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2004 06:14:14 -0700 (PDT)

From: Brand

Subject: Re: Digest Number 2439

hello anyone out there....Im in desperate need of prayer and help today, I have

had what I think is candida for a year and a half now (when it manifested) but I

went on a 29 day juice fast (fruit and veggies) and on the 5th day of the fast,

I got this sinus infection that will not leave me, I have tried every product

they make to get me well, I did real good on my eating for 6-8 mths then started

eating junk again...now my ears are so full I cant hear and my sinuss

draining...I am now on my 3rd day of water only fast, and I feel terrible...but

determined to rid myself of these pesky bugs if it kills me...which Im believing

God it wont....lol ...but does anyone know of something to suggest to help

me...Im desperate I want to get well so bad and im hurting and frustrated and

ready to throw my hands up....anyone?

candidiasis wrote:

There are 3 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Re: Question for Duncan: Lupus Coagulation - auto immune and glyconutrients

From: Duncan Crow

2. Re: Flushes/Stones and colonics - wheat grass enema-

From: " Olson "

3. Oxy-Powder

From: " Kari Trautman "

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Message: 1

Date: Tue, 06 Jul 2004 08:51:31 -0700

From: Duncan Crow

Subject: Re: Question for Duncan: Lupus Coagulation - auto immune and

glyconutrients

Hi Ron,

Sure, I'm well, hope you are too...

>

> Hi Duncan,

> Hope you are well. In a previous post I described a friend who

> has pulmonary hypertension with clots in the lungs. Her MD's are

> giving her three years to live - that's WITH the transplants of

> organs as they fail one by one. The cause of her problem has

> been diagnosed as Lupus Coagulation. Is this a condition that

> might be helped by glyconutrients, and if so is it helpful to

> limit sugars to achieve the desired effect?

Limiting digestible sugars and easy carbs generally is a good idea

for everyone, excessive carbs can produce and aggravate autoimmune

disorders. Yes, I've seen statements to the effect that lupus can be

arrested with glyconutrients. But that's not all ...

> Given the L.C.

> diagnosis, would somalife ghp be useful in this instance.

SomaLife gHP is useful in any case where increased healing speed and

anti-aging is desired.

> Are

> there any other naturopathic treatments that you know of that

> might help this condition? Seems to me that ultimately

> traditional medicine has failed her, given the prognosis. Thank

> you Duncan - you are the only one I know that can answer or is

> willing to answer these kinds of questions. Ron S.

Lupus is recognised by medicine as an autoimmune disease. Autoimmune

diseases and the degenerative diseases are promoted or even caused by

chronic toxin load and oxidative stress, and they can be ameliorated

by reducing same. In this case this can be verified in Medline for

example by typing oxidative lupus for example.

I'd recommend a series of liver flushes and controlling bowel

bacteria by replacing inulin lost to the modern diet, to kick-start

the healing and detoxification process. Bad bacteria produce toxin

load 24/7, while the good ones do not. Gut dysbiosis and resulting

leaky gut are linked to lupus and several other degenerative

illnesses.

Body Balance provides very good nutritional support for healing, and

it can produce healing reactions on its own. It contains most of the

glyconutrients we need and also fucoidan, a polysaccharide that among

other things is a superior anticoagulant. The aloe component has an

immunomodulating effect, verifiable in medical research by using

those keywords.

Take advantage of the free bottle offer; it's worth $35 US. This

website requires the Flash7 browser plugin.

http://lifeforcefamily.com PIN 20466442 ( Gilbert)

A good antioxidant and protein program that includes cold-processed,

" undenatured " whey and selenium will stop the oxidative stress by

increasing glutathione, which supports the liver, general

detoxification, and all the cells that might be under assault.

Elevated glutathione is an immunomodulator, and there are also a

couple of glyconutrients in the whey. Also borne out in the research.

Choose a sugar-free cold-processed whey.

The program might be improved further with the use of Active H- as

one of the antioxidants, and drinking lots of water, using cod-liver

oil, and garlic.

The program should work regardless of drugs she might be on, but I

have to tell you that one of the worst drug classes for her are

steroid anti-inflammatories, which contribute to leaky gut and even

bwel perforation. Just a guess she's probably on one of them, such

as prednisone. Of course these should be avoided as they interfere

with both immune system response and any healing program. In fact

they promote disease.

It might be reassuring to know that I've arrested and reversed a

fatal autoimmune disease that kills in about four years (inclusion

body myositis) using this general approach, including the SomaLife.

My own father should have completely wasted away and died about two

years ago, but is still out there throwing hay for the horses,

cutting firewood, working on machinery, building on an addition to

the house, and etc associated with general homesteading.

Let's take further consultation off-list, Ron.

regards,

Duncan Crow

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Message: 2

Date: Wed, 07 Jul 2004 03:04:24 -0000

From: " Olson "

Subject: Re: Flushes/Stones and colonics - wheat grass enema-

Kathy,

Your wheat grass enemas seem to have created great results.

What kind of wheat grass did you use? Did you grow and juice your own

or buy a powdered version? If you bought it, what brand did you get?

I'm interested in trying the same thing.

Sandy

" The Mitcheners " wrote:

>I have started little mini enemas with wheatgrass and am amazed to

have already seen candida colonies in the comode.

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Message: 3

Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2004 23:05:01 -0700

From: " Kari Trautman "

Subject: Oxy-Powder

I was wondering if anyone has input here on this? I am trying it, and like it

says have to make a few trips to the bathroom in the morning. The claim is that

it is oxidizing bad stuff in you and turning it to liquid to get it out, but

noticing it's some magnesium complex with the value listed of over 3K I can't

help but wonder if the bowel reaction is just a total mega-magnesium overload?

Anyone try this and/or look into their claim?

Thanks,

Kari

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/11/2005 7:26:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,

writes:

Date: Sun, 10 Apr 2005 17:05:37 -0000

From: " Cheryl " <gartland.m@...>

Subject: SBE antibiotics???

Aly takes 500mg Amoxicillin everyday and she has a dentist appt.

coming up. She usally take Amoxicillin before her dental visit for SBE

prophylaxis, does anyone know how that works??? I have a call into her

pc but just wondering??

Thanks ,Cheryl mom to Mike 12 and Alyson 10 tof,apvs,non-confluent

PA's,and asthma,(low IgG and subclasses)

Hi there Cheryl,

My Trayvon also takes daily Amoxicillin. When he goes to the dentist we use

a hefty dose of Zithromax one hour prior to the appointment. Seems to work

fine. LOL

Hope that helps.

Mommy to:

Annette 15 yo, selective antibody deficiency, cp, devlopmental delays,

g-tube, hiv+, IVIG x 5 years, starting Sub Q this week!

9yo, previous B and T cell deficiencies, IVIG x 1 year (off now over 2

years), daily prophylaxis, brain tumor survivor, hearing impaired, seizure

disorder, learning disabled, and one heck of a " WWF wrestler " !

Trayvon 6yo, Ivemark Syndrome, severe congenital heart defects, asplenia,

malrotated intestines, microcephalic, migraines, severe reflux and losing teeth

by the day!

Marriela 2yo, Micro premie (26 weeker, 1 lb, 12oz), NICU x 4 months, severe

asthma, devlopmental delays, mild cp, reflux, and gives us a serious run for

our money every single day!

and last but not least, yet to be named, BABY # 5. God has a serious sense of

humor now doesn't he! LOLOLOLOL

www.caringbridge.com/ny/my2angels

[Guest guest]

>>>>Do any other parents have children with Apraxia

and ADD? If so, has the ADD affected the learning ability of your

children?>>>>>>

My son, , has apraxia and ADHD. He was diagnosed with apraxia at age 3 and

then the additional diagnosis of ADHD was added when he was 5.

Yes, his ADHD affects his learning, however, has responded well to

medication. With the Concerta he is functioning in an inclusion classroom and

his academics are near age appropriate. He still gets OT and speech. Feel free

to ask me any questions.

Jeanette

mom to Becky 10, 6, Meg and Mandy 5 and 2 (also a late talker)

[Guest guest]

I'm not trying to tear down instructors, however, sometimes it's the

instructor's philosophy that is the student's problem.  I started the local

college's (in Vancouver, WA) pharmacy technician program when I was 22.  I

struggled and was accused by my instructors that I wasn't studying and if I

would study, I would do better.  In reality, I was spending as much time as I

could studying but I couldn't convince them that I was studying and my troubles

were legitimate.

Due to my struggles, I had to retake some classes (each class is only offered

once a year) and so during the summer between the two years it took me, I did a

battery of tests to test my memory and comprehension.  It turned out that I have

a below average short-term memory and an above average long-term memory. 

Therefore, I was struggling with my classes at the start of each quarter and by

the end, I was doing much better but sometimes I couldn't get my grades high

enough to pass.

When I returned to college, I brought the test report with me and suddenly the

same instructors were a lot more cooperative and instead of getting Cs and Ds, I

was getting Bs and Cs.

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Date: Monday, November 17, 2008, 5:14 PM

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Re: Taking Pharmacy Tech Course

Posted by: " Jule Barta "

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kasyrabd

Sun Nov 16, 2008 1:48 pm (PST)

I don¢t remember seeing the original email but I want to give you my

perspective as an instructor. The average age of my students are 24 years

old, I have had from 17 up to late 50¢s. While I love my students and have

had good and bad ones of all ages, it seems that my older ones tend to be

the better ones. Older students understand the value of education and have

better work ethics. My younger ones a smart but they live at home and for

many of them this is just something to do, for older students this is a

necessity and a way to make a better life for them and their children.

Younger students want to only know what is needed to ass a test, older

students want all the knowledge and understand that everything I say in

class is important, not just what I test them on. Older students spend more

time studding and get a higher GPA, the younger students sadly are the ones

I see taking the shortcuts and at times out right cheating. My older

students are always on time and usually get perfect or near perfect

attendance, My younger students only think about right now, not the future.

Some of my older students have been a godsend in my class and take the

younger students under their wings and help to mother and nurture them. They

have helped me by validating what I say about the importance of an education

and a work ethic. They are more apt to tutor and help students and to

encourage teamwork and study groups. Younger students are more apt to

encourage having fun and partying.

Now these are generalities so don¢t email me back and say I am only 18 and I

don¢t do this. I have had some great students fresh out of high school and I

have had some adults who just wasted mine and many others time by being in

my class. But I love when I get a good older student as mentioned above. If

I worked in a pharmacy I would rather have the older more reliable pharmacy

technician who might be a bit slower but is professional and has a great

work ethic than the younger tech who can pick things up quickly but has less

professionalism and work ethic. Knowledge is not about the grade you get in

class but what you put to use when you are on the job.

Julette Barta CPhT, BSIT, MA Ed.

Pharmacy Instructor

CRY-ROP

PO Box 8640

1214 Indiana Ct.

Redlands, CA 92374

Cell 951-741-4011 Fax 909-793-6901

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I will admit that there are some bad teachers out there who often blame the

student but in this case you had a medical problem that no one knew about.

When I have a student who says they study all the time I then ask them “how

are they studying”

There are good and bad ways to study. Different methods work for different

students, as a teacher it is my job to recommend different techniques BUT as

a student it is YOUR job to be open minded and to try different techniques

to find what works for you.

In my class the biggest thing is for the students to know their drugs so I

will talk about study techniques for learning Trade/Generic names and

classifications of drugs. I tell my students this on the first day of class

and the students who are successful almost always tell me this is the best

method.

FLASH CARDS!!!!

On day 1 make flashcards. Do not buy them Make them yourself! Studies have

shown that just by making them you will retain 20% of the information.

Next and most important USE THEM!

It is amazing how many students make flashcards then don’t use them and

wonder why they have trouble in my class.

When you make the flash cards use different colored pens to lump the

classifications together. This works well with visual learners. When you

use the flash cards SAY the words out loud. I know this sounds silly but you

see and say the words then you hear your self, this helps with auditory

learners.

Carry the flashcards with you everywhere. If your standing in line pull them

out and review 2-3 words. You are in the car and someone else is driving,

pull out the flash cards. During a commercial break while watching TV, mute

it and pull out the flash cards. Come to class 15 minutes early every day

and pull out the flashcards, Stay 15 minutes after class and pull out the

flashcards. How many times in class have you seen a student all packed up

ready to leave just waiting for class to be over? This is a great time to

pull out the flash cards!

Play games with flash cards. – My students have to learn 20-25 drugs a week.

On day one I tell them to make all the flash cards then take 5 of them and

use them, make a pile if you know the drug put it in the discard pile if you

don’t put it in the keep pile, keep using them until all 5 are in the

discard pile, go over them again to make sure they are all in the discard

pile. Add 5 more cards and start over until all are in the discard pile. Do

this until all your flash cards are in the discard pile and then start over

again. Grab another student and quiz each other. Make up funny stories to

help you remember the drugs ( Tenormin is atenolol – Ten men stood at

attention)

Most students who tell me flashcards don’t work usually haven’t even tried

them but in case they truly don’t work , write the word down 10 times each

brand/generic/Class over and over. Use Studystack.com or another online

flashcard program. Make up practice tests in a similar format to your

instructor and practice, practice , practice.

Take a test (Several are available online) to find out what kind of learner

you are and research study techniques that work best for you. If you have a

learning disability find out and share this information with your instructor

then research different study techniques.

Teachers can be good or bad but we don’t have all the answers, we can offer

advice and try to help but every student is different and each student needs

to find what works for them. To be a great student you must have an open

mind and try different techniques, if you are not doing well then the

technique you are using is not the best for you so find another one. If you

teacher offers to help take them up on it. Don’t make excuses, only you can

know what works best for you, teachers are there to help you and to guide

you but we must work together in order to be successful, you chose to become

a student and you owe to yourself to do the best that you can do.

This email is not a slam on anyone personally, so please do not take it that

way. Every student is different and must find what works for them. Just

remember to be open minded and to try, if you are not open to trying you are

not open to learning and even the best teachers will fail with you.

Julette Barta CPhT, BSIT, MA Ed.

Pharmacy Instructor

CRY-ROP

PO Box 8640

1214 Indiana Ct.

Redlands, CA 92374

Cell 951-741-4011 Fax 909-793-6901

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