Re: Megahydrin Reaction with Heart Medication-Jeanine

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>Jeanine, A friend of mine with hepc has heart problems as a result of

>interferon treatment and takes medication to keep her heart beating

>at a normal rate. She recently tried Megahydrin and found that it

>interfered with her heart medication. While she was on it (only a

>couple of days), her heart was stopping and starting and racing. She

>decided to give the Megahydrin to her husband rather than take any

>further chances. Have you heard of this happening before? Do you know

>why this would occur? I don't know the name of the medication. BTW.

>In addition to the heart problem, she's one of the many whose viral

>loads have increased post-treatment. Thanks. Karolyn

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Dear Karolyn,

Viral loads increase post tx as the tx creates a more hospitable environment for the virus while destroying the immune system.

It would be good to know the exact med. But, we understand that Flanagan Microclusters, i.e. MegaH, encapsulate meds and nutrients in the intestine and a person receives a 3x greater devilery of the meds or nutrients. So your friend if getting more of the medication in her blood stream - theoretically, 3x the dose.

Although MegaH does not increase blood pressure, it does increase the force or power with which the blood flows through our system. This has been demostrated scientifically. Anectdotaly - if you happen to sleep with someone also using Flanagan Microclusters you might notice an unexplained jiggle in the bed...it is this increased power in the blood flow, and when the rythm gets in sync occassionally, you will notice a little bounce or jiggle in the bed, ever so slight, but somewhat annoying. Of course, when blood flow is improved, it is improved everywhere in the body, and there may end up being a more than just a jiggle in the bed, as a result....lol.

Some folks have mentioned a sort fo pressure in the chest in their first week or so. I experiencd this too. This is nothing to be alarmed about, it is just the body behaving as intended, probably for the first time since childhood for most people. Getting more oxygen in the blood has a profound impact, and the silica in the MegaH is actually beneficial for strengthening the heart tissues.

I have often dealt with elderly folks on medications, like Cumodin, a blood thinner to protect against heart attack or a stroke. Flanagan Microclusters begin to correct the clotting factor in blood within 30 minutes. The fact is, it renders the drug moot immediately. These folks must have their blood monitored when they are on these kind of drugs every week or so anyway. And should be advised to be sure to have their blood monitored, just in case.

Every time I work with someone using medications I go over and over and over this fact: The dose is immediately increased when adding Flanangan Microclusters. While there are no contra-indications, no bad interactions with drugs, there is an increased delivery of the drug. Insuline doses generally need to be reduced in days.

Your friend can use the MegaH if she will take the proper precautions. Likely she may be unwilling to try and educate her doc as to the effects of the MegaH and most would never insult their doctor by choosing their own way. However, if tx has failed her, I see no other chance for recovery for her.

If she is simply on cumodin, Karolyn, she can slowly exchange it for MegaH. I have just recently been working with an elderly friend who was put on cumodin after a stroke several years ago. A couple of years back she began taking MSM with Flanagan Microclusters in it and in a month her doc took her off the cumodin. She quit taking the MSM with the FM in it a few months later, without informing anyone. Of course her doc did not believe her clotting factor had improved due to anything but his fine care. But then he never did one blood test after taking her off the drugs...not one follow visit...nothing.

A year later she developed a blod clot which cost her 147ft of intestine and nearly her life...until the docs gave up on her and I took her my protocol. She was a on a feeding tube, had instant diabetes, edema to choke a horse, and an array of new drugs to keep her alive. She devloped an infection in her feeding tube and the antibiotic Cipro caused her to loose some hearing and she began to have kidney failure after the second week so they took out the feeding tube, and gave up. They told me to put in her a nursing home or call hospice, it would be a matter of days before she died.

But they weren't there the day she came out of surgery and with two nurses and an oxygen tech by her bed, she ripped out her breathing tube, hand over fist, fighting off two women and a man and me. When she got it out she began screaming, "Jeanine! Don't let them kill me, I want to live! I want to live!" She was 82, heavily medicated, just had 6 hour surgery to remove all but 3 ft of her intestine, in critical condition and she fought off four people to get that tube out so she could breathe under her own power....she was not about to die then, and certainly not before she was ready.

I was so relieved when they finally gave up on her. I had spent two months caring for her 24/7, watching her suffer and slowly die. Every moment of every day I prayed they would give up and leave her alone. So, I was instantly thrilled when they announced they could do nothing more, and they were giving up. The whole room was somber, as people acknowledged death was imminant...I was beaming! I told them to just watch and stay out of the way, they might learn something.

I put her on my protocol, minus the ravensara. Three days later her blood work showed she needed no cumodin, and they reduced almost every drug she was on. Her edema was gone, and no more insuline for diabetes was needed...in 3 days.

A week later she walked in under her own power into the dr.s office. As we left he quietly asked again that I take her to the nursing home to die. Her infection was gone, but he didn't understand why...just shrugged his shoulders....like when I recovered from HCV after they said I'd be dead in 6 months...

Two weeks later she was driving herself around town running errands. A month later she was back to church and playing cards with us again. She had a regular blood panel done at 4 weeks and showed a normal protein level for the first time in ever, ever in her 40 years of going to that clinic!...and she could not eat more than a bite or two of food at a time, and has no intestine to abosorb any nutrients...how was that possible? MAP and Flanagan Microclusters, the proper nutritional tools for the job & half a brain...(mine,) that's how.

I would be happy to talk to your friend and walk her through this if she wants. I promise I will never mention anything about product controversy, you have my word. Her life is more important than that. 1-970-527-7453. But she can work MegaH into her regimin slowly, and without it, as, I said, I see little hope. If she is unwilling, and that is certainly understandable given the circumstances, she should still be encouraged to use everything else at her disposal to fight virus...Ravensara, milk thistle, colostrum, 2000mg a day minimum, MAP, the Pure Synergy is the most comprehensive, highest quality superfood I know of, with 55 various nutrients, including Spirulina, 5 mushrooms, schizandra....etc. synergy-co.com If I remember correctly, the I.Q. formula was beneficial to heart tissue....you might double check.

If she wants MAP she can get it through the Hep C Help co-op for $30 a bottle. We can also save folks $5 a bottle on the Pure Synergy as well.

I hope that helps some. Let me know if there is anything I can do.

Peace, Jeanine

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Thanks Jeanine. I've forwarded info to her, including your phone

number. Karolyn

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[Guest guest]

hi karolyn,

i have a question to ask? what meats are you allowed to eat.

some say, no beef ,pork, anything that was an animal.

if, that be the case, we wouldn't be eating much of anything.

thanks alot, suzi

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