Re: me again - another question

[Guest guest]

Your lymph glands, and tonsils for that matter, are filtering organs. They help

rid the body of toxins.

When you are successfully killing ketes, your filters get full of toxins and

swell. Drinking tons of water will help push them along.

Just my thoughts...

Carol

[Guest guest]

Lymph nodes help to carry away debree from killed pathogens. The more

pathogens that are dying off, the harder it is for the lymph system to keep

up. When it becomes overloaded, the lymph nodes will swell, and lymph will

kind of get backed up. The fact that your lymph nodes are swelling means

that you are successfully killing off pathogens, so it's a good thing, even

if it is a little miserable in the process.

You can improve lymph flow by drinking lots of water, and movement or

massage. Dry brushing can help to move lymph. Whirl pool baths can help move

lymph. Lymph flow is pushed through the Lymph system by the action of muscle

movement, so rebound exercises are especially good for moving lymph flow. So

is jogging, jump rope, jumping jacks, mini-trampolines, stretching

exercises, yoga, even just rocking in a rocking chair. (You can overdo

exercise and reduce immune function, so keep within your limits)

FIR sauna's, or anything that will increase metabolism will also help to

move lymph flow, because the fluids that compose Lymph come from the

metabolized fluids of cells. Anything that can increase metabolism will

increase the fluids in lymph and allow it to flow better.

It may also help reduce painful lymph nodes by applying a warm poultice on

them and keeping it very warm for 15 to 20 minutes. Just a hot wet washcloth

is probably enough.

There are homeopathic supplements that can help stimulate lymph flow, and I

use one called Lymph Stim. However, it is only available through a licensed

practitioner, and I don't know how to tell you where to get it. But there

are quite a few places on the Internet that sell homeopathic products to

stimulate lymph flow if you look for homeopathic and lymph in a search.

lindaj@...

[ ] me again - another question

> Sorry to keep asking silly questions........ but -

> When i started the ABX my glands in my neck started to really hurt -

> worse than they ever have before. What would cause this?

> Is this typical? It's quite uncomfortable! They've been enlarged for

> a while but haven't hurt this bad.

>

> ~Jessie

[Guest guest]

--) Thanks for the great info, ! I have been jogging and feel

better right afterwards. So that makes sense now!

> Lymph nodes help to carry away debree from killed pathogens. The

more

> pathogens that are dying off, the harder it is for the lymph system

to keep

> up. When it becomes overloaded, the lymph nodes will swell, and

lymph will

> kind of get backed up. The fact that your lymph nodes are swelling

means

> that you are successfully killing off pathogens, so it's a good

thing, even

> if it is a little miserable in the process.

>

> You can improve lymph flow by drinking lots of water, and movement

or

> massage. Dry brushing can help to move lymph. Whirl pool baths can

help move

> lymph. Lymph flow is pushed through the Lymph system by the action

of muscle

> movement, so rebound exercises are especially good for moving lymph

flow. So

> is jogging, jump rope, jumping jacks, mini-trampolines, stretching

> exercises, yoga, even just rocking in a rocking chair. (You can

overdo

> exercise and reduce immune function, so keep within your limits)

>

> FIR sauna's, or anything that will increase metabolism will also

help to

> move lymph flow, because the fluids that compose Lymph come from the

> metabolized fluids of cells. Anything that can increase metabolism

will

> increase the fluids in lymph and allow it to flow better.

>

> It may also help reduce painful lymph nodes by applying a warm

poultice on

> them and keeping it very warm for 15 to 20 minutes. Just a hot wet

washcloth

> is probably enough.

>

> There are homeopathic supplements that can help stimulate lymph

flow, and I

> use one called Lymph Stim. However, it is only available through a

licensed

> practitioner, and I don't know how to tell you where to get it. But

there

> are quite a few places on the Internet that sell homeopathic

products to

> stimulate lymph flow if you look for homeopathic and lymph in a

search.

>

>

> lindaj@h...

>

[Guest guest]

Its a herx and meds are killing the bugs. Good sign in my bk.

sarah

[ ] me again - another question

Sorry to keep asking silly questions........ but -

When i started the ABX my glands in my neck started to really hurt -

worse than they ever have before. What would cause this?

Is this typical? It's quite uncomfortable! They've been enlarged for

a while but haven't hurt this bad.

~Jessie

[Guest guest]

My glands also started hurting when I started abx. All my glands,

groin, neck and arm. It did subside after about the 4th week. I am

only 6 weeks out, so not sure what the future holds. They are still

swollen of course, but much less painful. I find a heating pad on

the area helps alot.

> Sorry to keep asking silly questions........ but -

> When i started the ABX my glands in my neck started to really

hurt -

> worse than they ever have before. What would cause this?

> Is this typical? It's quite uncomfortable! They've been enlarged

for

> a while but haven't hurt this bad.

>

> ~Jessie