Guest guest Posted March 14, 2007 Report Share Posted March 14, 2007 Hi, it's me. took about a week off of herbs then started back on lowest dose possible of andro. Andro works for me very well so I will increase ever so slowly again and probably add a very low dose of Resveratrol as it makes me herx like a mother. Anyway, i discovered a website called earthclinic.com that offered home remedies and cures. I tried one which was an apple cider vinegar/baking soda/H2O mixture. When i take this I get immediate relief from my icky lyme sick feeling and even from my fatigue. The relief generally lasts for about two hours. I take this twice a day. Okay, the thing is, though, after reading a post about how we should investigate people's credentials when seeking an herbalist or naturopath, I looked through the website to see if I could find any. It's really weird. Their home remedies seem to come from all sorts of contributers. Some from Ayurvedic medicine as well. But the sources are very mysterious. They don't really say who they are or give out credentials b/c they claim that they constantly recieve " ominous " e-mails from pharmaceutical companies. They do not dispense any medical advice. I've heard of some of these home remedies and cures before in home remedy books and what not, but I am still wary. They have a section on hydrogen peroxide which appears to be a controversial subject as to whether a " safe " diluted mixture can cure or harm. Very close to me in South Carolina, a Lyme disease doctor was accused of being responsible for the deaths of two of his patients, an elderly man and his wife who he had diagnosed as having lyme. He was giving them an intravenous solution of hydrogen peroxide. Supposedly he made a couple more patients sicker as well with this treatment. I heard about this from my father who heard it in the news several years ago. I don't know if it was in this group or another one where someone posted about a practitioner who gives IV hydrogen peroxide. I really don't have an opinion one way or the other about that particular controversy, I was just wondering if anyone had heard of this treatment too? Would someone who has the time, please check out earthclinic.com and give me your opinion on the site. I really do enjoy the benefits of the apple cider vinegar remedy, but I'm still wary of the site and their remedies. i don't want to do anything harmful to myself. Take care! bunni Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2007 Report Share Posted March 15, 2007 HOPEFULLY you are taking at least Sarsaparilla when you stop the rest of the herbs. Also the Lymph system cleansers when ON the herbs. Jim. ### bunnibaby29 <bunnibaby29@...> wrote: Hi, it's me. took about a week off of herbs then started back on lowest dose possible of andro. Andro works for me very well so I will increase ever so slowly again and probably add a very low dose of Resveratrol as it makes me herx like a mother. Anyway, i discovered a website called earthclinic.com that offered home remedies and cures. I tried one which was an apple cider vinegar/baking soda/H2O mixture. When i take this I get immediate relief from my icky lyme sick feeling and even from my fatigue. The relief generally lasts for about two hours. I take this twice a day. Okay, the thing is, though, after reading a post about how we should investigate people's credentials when seeking an herbalist or naturopath, I looked through the website to see if I could find any. It's really weird. Their home remedies seem to come from all sorts of contributers. Some from Ayurvedic medicine as well. But the sources are very mysterious. They don't really say who they are or give out credentials b/c they claim that they constantly recieve " ominous " e-mails from pharmaceutical companies. They do not dispense any medical advice. I've heard of some of these home remedies and cures before in home remedy books and what not, but I am still wary. They have a section on hydrogen peroxide which appears to be a controversial subject as to whether a " safe " diluted mixture can cure or harm. Very close to me in South Carolina, a Lyme disease doctor was accused of being responsible for the deaths of two of his patients, an elderly man and his wife who he had diagnosed as having lyme. He was giving them an intravenous solution of hydrogen peroxide. Supposedly he made a couple more patients sicker as well with this treatment. I heard about this from my father who heard it in the news several years ago. I don't know if it was in this group or another one where someone posted about a practitioner who gives IV hydrogen peroxide. I really don't have an opinion one way or the other about that particular controversy, I was just wondering if anyone had heard of this treatment too? Would someone who has the time, please check out earthclinic.com and give me your opinion on the site. I really do enjoy the benefits of the apple cider vinegar remedy, but I'm still wary of the site and their remedies. i don't want to do anything harmful to myself. Take care! bunni --------------------------------- 8:00? 8:25? 8:40? Find a flick in no time with the Search movie showtime shortcut. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2007 Report Share Posted March 15, 2007 Bunni, i would stay away from H202 at all costs. it triggered a 3 month depression with me in 2001 (after getting an IV drip of H202. i think it can damage the brain. it was probably the worst thing that ever happened to me. Steve On Mar 14, 2007, at 1:42 PM, bunnibaby29 wrote: > > They do not dispense any medical advice. I've heard of some of these > home remedies and cures before in home remedy books and what not, but > I am still wary. They have a section on hydrogen peroxide which > appears to be a controversial subject as to whether a " safe " diluted > mixture can cure or harm. > > Very close to me in South Carolina, a Lyme disease doctor was accused > of being responsible for the deaths of two of his patients, an elderly > man and his wife who he had diagnosed as having lyme. He was giving > them an intravenous solution of hydrogen peroxide. Supposedly he made > a couple more patients sicker as well with this treatment. I heard > about this from my father who heard it in the news several years ago. > > I don't know if it was in this group or another one where someone > posted about a practitioner who gives IV hydrogen peroxide. > > I really don't have an opinion one way or the other about that > particular controversy, I was just wondering if anyone had heard of > this treatment too? > > Would someone who has the time, please check out earthclinic.com and > give me your opinion on the site. I really do enjoy the benefits of > the apple cider vinegar remedy, but I'm still wary of the site and > their remedies. i don't want to do anything harmful to myself. Take > care! bunni > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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