Many have written that they think Syph is the beta version or v0.9 of Lyme...but I don't because if so it would have been replaced and Syph mostly in miasmatic form is still everywhere.
>>It was the deepest/worst patology, we were told.
The miasm is a left over nucleic acid toxin that keeps on giving. Miasmatic toxins are passed down the maternal line. As you can see by the spread of remedies there are really no solutions to this miasm that I know off besides the frq I published below: http://healthy-ojas.com/systems/syphilitic-miasm.html
This confirms my idea that there are multiple causative factors to both cfs and fibro. I think mine was def more thyroid related as Iodine has nearly cured me. I realize that without my meds, I have a ways to go as I am feeling sluggish without them. I don't think my pain n fatigue will come back at all with supplementing tho. I think that once I'm detoxed, I will be 100%.
The most amazing feeling is to realize just how "off" u really were once u feel "normal." I was really sick. Scary-sick. And the worst part was that I was beginning to accept it. I never stopped researching but it took forever to find iodine. We need to reach more people! If only they didn't worship their doctors.
Did u actually make this mixture yourself or did u buy it? I skimmed the post but didn't see where to get it or how to make it.
It was available at one point but the Medico Mafia works hard to keep it away from the sheople.
As you can read in my first post:
The Burial
“Spartase” was a listed “drug” for fatigue in the United States in 1961. The company had big plans for it: not only was there a potentially huge market for fully-reacted magnesium and potassium aspartates in desperately fatigued people, but according to Dr. Jonathan V. Wright they also were pursuing evidence that it was also an effective treatment for Erectile Dysfunction . But instead, the FDA banned this magnesium and potassium aspartates supplement from the pharmaceutical market in 1970. No new evidence had been advanced to suggest that it was unsafe or ineffective. So what happened?
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And then, FDA forced the withdrawal of all of those “probably effective” drugs, unless the companies holding their licenses were ready to initiate a new round of large controlled trials immediately, within months of the panel’s reports. This wasn’t just unreasonable – it was impossibile: in 1970, the National Association of Science writers was told that there literally were “just not enough clinical investigators in this country to carry out all the studies that will be demanded”...
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"You must love Big Brother. It is not enough to obey him: you must love him."
-- Orwell
Forgive me for posting to the wrong place but I wanted to ask you about how to get master frequency cards. You mentioned that you could get them from your practitioner in your post:
Re: where can i buy lightly ozonated olive oil this time of year?
PM Newport
Date: 8/28/2007 3:30:00 PM
Another way to get off a drug is to reduce the dose over time. Instead of 2 pills for example take 1. A week later after the body adjusts you then cut the pill in half and take 1/2 a dose.
Fibromyalgia is a common clinical syndrome of generalized muscular pain, stiffness and chronic aching. It is characterized by reproducible tenderness on palpitation of specific anatomical sites called tender points. Other prominent symptoms include headaches, short term memory loss, forgetfulness, depression, sleep disturbances, mild fevers or chills, sore throat, and painful lymph nodes in the neck. White, middle aged (30- to 50-year old) women are much more likely to suffer fibromyalgia than are men.
When your body takes in energy from food, it cannot use it directly, just as you can't use burning coal or a spinning windmill to directly operate a food processor. Instead, food energy must first be converted into a useable form: adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the "univeral energy currency." Low levels of ATP, and abnormalities in the glycolytic cycle, are commonly are found in people suffering with fibromyalgia, and are believed to play a significant role in the physical and mental symptoms of the disease. Restoring cellular ATP levels is therefore crucial to digging your way out of the pit of this debilitating disorder.
Magnesium plays a critical role in the production and stabilization of ATP. It activates almost all the enzymes of the glycolytic and the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle, which transform fats and sugars into useable energy. Without magnesium, ATP is quickly broken down into the low-energy adenosine diphosphate (ADP) and inorganic phosphate, which cannot deliver energy for cell metabolism and transport. It is also needed for the very structure of mitochondria, the cell's "power plants:" magnesium defiency causes swelling and disruption of the cristae (the folds in the inner mitochondrial membrane, where oxidative phosphorylation of ADP into ATP occurs) and leads to a decreased number of mitochondria per cell. Maintaining adequate ATP levels is critical to brain function. The brain stores 20% of total body ATP. Low levels of ATP may cause a decline in cognitive function - the "brain fog" so commonly reported, in which victims find themselves struggling through a dark haze, unable to concentrate and often forgetting simple thoughts and tasks.
A lack of ATP is also thought responsible for the muscle weakness and pain that accompanies the disease. Here again, magnesium is crucial for adequate muscle metabolism and function. In magnesium deficiency, there is excessive muscle tension, leading to muscle spasms, restlessness, tics, and twitches. Also, histochemical studies in muscle show that the tender points in fibromyalgia victims' muscles are deficient in ATP. Additionally, magnesium modulates the ion channels which regulate key nerve receptors (such as those for the 5HT3 serotonin receptor and N-mehtyl-D-aspartate (NMDA), which are involved in the neurological aspects of fibromyalgic pain.
Malic Acid has an important role in generation of mitochondrial ATP, both under aerobic and hypoxic (low-oxygen) conditions. Under aerobic conditions, the malate is converted into oxaloacetate by the TCA energy cycle, providing electrons to the electron transport chain for oxidative phosphorylation of ADP through the malate-aspartate shuttle. Under anaerobic conditions, however, the electrons from sugars cannot be processed in the early glycolytic stages of energy production, and instead build up in the cytosol and inhibit glycolysis and normal cellular metabolism. Here again, malate can help, by removing cytosolic reducing equivilents through either reduction to succinate or oxidation to oxaloacetate, thereby reversing the inhibition of glycolysis. This process yields three molecules of ATP.
In animal experiments, malate has been shown to increase anaerobic endurance, as measured by increased swimming times. Malic acid is the only metabolite of the citric acid cycle which correlates positively with physical activity: experimental studies show that exercise-induced mitochondrial respiration is associated with increased malate levels only; other TCA metabolites remain unchanged. As well, malic acid is a potent aluminum chelator.
Two open trials have reported significant reductions in measurements of myalgic pain, as assessed by tender point index, in fibromyalgia victims supplementing with magnesium and malic acid. The dosages have ranged from 300 to 600 mg of magnesium and 1200 to 2400 mg of malate, with most symptoms improving in approximately eight weeks.
Both help but Asparatate works all the time while Mag Malate may have other things to work on.
Mag Malate clears blood, is a blood thinner and destroys biofilm. Plus ATP help due to malic acid getting into the muscle tissue. Mag Malate also disolves stones all over the body so it can for instance all be used up to clear tiny stones in the liver and never make it to the CFS/Fibro issue.
The Asparatate forms bypass all that and go to work in key areas. This is most important where CFS is caused by cancers and or T-cell depletion.
Imagine CFS from Herpesvirus 6 with Hodgkin's Lymphoma, this responds instantly to Asparatates and can then be cleaned up with Rife, heck even the CAFL does a good job on low level infections: http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1551523
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If fully reacted Asparatates where available back then I bet you Max Gerson would have jumped all over them..
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