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You and YOUR CATS have ’Morgellons’. Thanks. That was funny.   [End]
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Trapper, I’m surprised you didn’t mention iodine. It’s shown in studies to kill the coronavirus. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16490989 ”The efficacy of several povidone-iodine (PVP-I) products, a number of other chemical agents and various physical conditions were evaluated for their ability to inactivate the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV). Treatment of SARS-CoV with PVP-I products for 2 min reduced the virus infectivity from 1.17 x 10(6) TCID(50)/ml to below the detectable level.”   [End]
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At least silver has studies to back it up, but the ZAPPER? What is this, 1992?   [End]
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’Satan’. That was funny. What are you, three?   [End]
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”Is that an ’aquirement’?” Really? I would hope that learning how to speak better than a seven year old would be a REQUIREMENT. And folks are looking to your for medical advice? Sheesh.   [End]
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Did nothing for you? Then why did you say ”I am continuing to improve after 25 years of CFS/ME by taking Bovine Colostrum[4x2] and Lactoferrin[2x2]per day. I have been on it for 3 months now and have more energy and enthusiasm than I have had for years” on this thread: https://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1618062   [End]
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Any excess nutrient ’becomes an electron donor’? So...excess calcium, excess zinc, excess selenium...these all just become electron donors? Please provide some references or studies to back up your outrageous claim.   [End]
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It’s worth noting that neuropathy doesn’t always include pain. Most often it refers to numbness and tingling.   [End]
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If you haven’t already, I’d get a new doctor. ”ART” testing is a scam, and the fact that you got a lot worse, but then better when you stopped the iodine proves it.   [End]
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While CS can be very helpful, it’s worth noting that it kills both good and bad bacteria, so it’s a good idea to pulse it, and replace beneficial bacteria from time to time.   [End]
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Wow, 10 years of chelation? With all due respect, that’s not exactly a testimonial for Cutler’s protocol. Anyway, natto does lots of things. How are you certain it corrected your sulfation issue and didn’t just help improve circulation?   [End]
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Small bites Crissi, small bites. Hopefully you’ve stopped the supplement by now, which would be the common sense solution...   [End]
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I’d strongly suggest finding studies on Pubmed or Google Scholar that back up claims, instead of relying on websites that sell the product.   [End]
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Her health problems were mercury related, that’s why she came and spoke to our group, and that’s why the group questioned her as to what benefits she experienced. During both my appointment and her talk, she kept shifting uncomfortably, and scrunching her shoulders...trying to get comfortable. Could not sit still. Yes, these could be merc symptoms or oxalates, or whatever. But if they were mercury related, the protocol clearly wasn’t helping her, as she’d been on it for at least six years before we saw her. Anyway, no one has all the answers, but the fact that they both seemed t ...
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I’ve reviewd some of Cutler’s comments I bookmarked over the years, and must admit after reading your post that perhaps he wasn’t as angry, at least not literally, as I had remembered. So for the most part, I agree with most of the points in your reply. I still do question however his alarmist view regarding taking ALA once or twice a day. Yes, of course people have been able to associate doing so with worsening health, but if it was really a clear-cut issue, we’d see studies or reviews that reflect that harm in numbers far greater than a hundred, or maybe even several hundred case ...
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The question that no one seems to dare ask is why, if Cutler was so ’correct’ when it came to matters of health, did he die of a heart attack at such a YOUNG age? Could it be because he was so adamant that things like methylation were ’fads’ and ’nonsense -- and so he ignored concepts that may have helped him? -- or was it that he was so angry most of the time, or ”brusque” as noted in the article, that that anger took a toll on his health? I know you’re a big fan of his work Joe, but look at his picture in the last link in your post; He looks quite bad, at least 10 years older than ...
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What to do? Candida is a normal part of the intestinal tract. It should be there in small amounts, it’s essential in fact. When it gets out of control then my suggestion is to find probiotics that specifically address candida or fungal infections. They’ll help crowd out the overgrowth and create a balance. Whatever you do, don’t try the typical, restrictive ”Candida diet”. That only makes things worse. Google for specific probiotic strains that reduce candida or fungal infections... And get your magnesium from food, not supplements.   [End]
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I guess you didn’t realize that the original post is TEN YEARS OLD?   [End]
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You went into detail ”on another thread”. But couldn’t take 1 minute to post the link to that thread could you?   [End]
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”Also pretty much all disease and healing starts and ends in the stomach, so PROBIOTICS ARE CRUCIAL.” Starts and ends(!) in the stomach? Sigh. Most disease starts in the gut -- the intestinal tract -- not the stomach, where by the way, probiotics are destroyed unless sufficient amounts (50+billion) are taken.   [End]
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Magnesium is not a heavy metal. Sheesh.   [End]
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WRONG. Thiamine should not be given until candida is under control In fact, thiamine and B12 STIMULATE the growth of candida: http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF02052582   [End]
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1, The main cause of candida is not leaky gut. 2. While glutamine can be beneficial for gut health, it also increases ammonia levels, so it’s not good if one’s ammonia is already high. 3. Gelatin is also good in general for gut health, but bad, really bad, if one has insufficient bacteria that break down oxalates. 4. And both stevia and xylitol alter the gut microbiome. You’re welcome. :)   [End]
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Sorry, but YOU’RE wrong. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4786373/ ”Using comparative microbiome profiling of a cohort of CRS patients and healthy subjects, we demonstrate that the sinus microbiota of CRS patients exhibits significantly reduced bacterial diversity compared with that of healthy controls. In our cohort of CRS patients, multiple, phylogenetically distinct lactic acid bacteria were depleted concomitant with an increase in the relative abundance of a single species, Corynebacterium tuberculostearicum. We recapitulated the conditions observed in our hum ...
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Do you realize you’re replying to a post that is FOURTEEN YEARS OLD?   [End]
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That was a cell-culture study...not an in vivo study like most others.   [End]
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The reason liposomal C or liposomal ’anything’ causes increased anxiety is due to the choline or phosphatidylcholine. High levels of either can cause anxiety, agitation, the diarrhea, the wired feeling -- all of that is due to high choline/phosphatidylcholine.   [End]
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Sorry Ginagirl, but this is bsolute nonsense. The only person doing harm to Mikovits career is Mikovits herself. These are her hypotheses. She has nothing to back them up. THAT’S why her work hasn’t proceeded since mid 2011 when all the studies showed that this retrovirus was a contamination. Please do your research: She has no clinical proof at all that shows retroviral involvement in ME/CFS, autism, Parkinson’s, and whatever other diseases she claims she found an association. Plus, she had no business doing research in an illness she admitted she knew nothing about (ME/C ...
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That’s odd, it was the only one I laughed at. Hysterically funny!   [End]
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”ML lets you have the right to come here and freely take what info you want and leave the rest.” What? Well, how gracious of him. I’ll leave it all. It’s bigotry, plain and simple, hiding behind a superstition, nothing more. ”Please show some respect to ML in the presence of our Creator…” Again, WHAT? ”In the presence of ’our Creator’”? Speak for yourself. There’s more proof that man created ’god’ than the other way around. You can have your ’creator’, if he or she is the same one YOU believe spouts such hatred. And while you’re at it, you might ponder some of these qu ...
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Wow Moreless. You’ve exposed your true nature. Like typical homophobics, you hide behind your religion to show your hatred and intolerance of others. Not to mention your ignorance. ”There cannot be God’s True Love in Homosexuality, because the continued practice of it unto all of mankind would bring about Total Extinction of Mankind from off of the face of this earth!!!!!!!!” HILARIOUS. How anyone say something so stupid is truly confounding. ”Every Day ”WE” hear about Wars, Famines, Disease and other Kinds of destruction of Mankind” Yes we do. Wars brought about becau ...
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”There are no contraindications for MSM.” Oh yes there are. According to Stanley Jacobs -- the ’inventor’ of MSM, the man who holds the patent -- MSM is a ”cholinesterase inhibitor.” Here’s a link to his own explanation: https://jacoblab.com/FAQs.pdf Cholinsterase is an enzyme that STOPS ”excessive passage of nerve impulses from one nerve cell to another.” So while that would be good for constipation, it can also lead to muscle twitching, cramping, overstimulation of all kinds, because of these ’excessive nerve impulses’. MSM should be avoided big time in anyone with a ...
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Wrong. Low carbs force the body to make more glucose, which stresses the adrenals. Moderate, complex carbs are best.   [End]
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The answer is surprisingly YES. Google Janet Stone for more info on histidine and histamine and allergies. Also histidine is anti-candida in and of itself.   [End]
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They patented THEIR version of Threelac by tweaking the ingredients a little, so that they could rename it (Symbion) and make and take ALL the profits, instead of getting a commission like others who sell Threelac. I would suggest researching probiotic strains before purchasing something as pricey as VSL#3 to get something that will help you. In other words, do you have high histamine levels (lots of allergies or food intolerances)? Then you want to take a probiotic that reduces histamine (like b. longum). But if histamine is not a problem, and you’re looking to address some ot ...
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I’d be really careful about taking pantethine and molybdenum long term. There was a woman who went by the name ’Woofmom’ on the old Immunesupport.com forums (now ProHealth), who discovered molybdenum, and then pantethine, and swore by them, because they helped HER candida, her CFS and thus her energy. She was raving about them for about a year and a half -- until she suddenly suffered several ANEURISMS -- bleeding in the brain -- and was no longer seen on those message boards after 2009 or so. It’s possible that the molybdenum lowered her copper levels too much. Copper deficiency ...
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http://www.biomedsearch.com/article/Mercury-toxicity-antioxidants-part-role/96416600.html   [End]
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”The tingling you mention is suggestive of peripheral neuropathy.” No really? Numbness, tingling is peripheral neuropathy? No doubt a 10 year old could figure that out, don’t you think? And then a couple paragraphs later you quote: ”This itching is commonly called “diabetic neuropathy” Diabetic neuropathy isn’t ITCHING. Oh, the joys of the advice one finds on Curezone. sigh...   [End]
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High serum calcium may cause hypertension, but low calcium can cause it as well. In fact, the lower amount of dairy consumed, the higher rates of high blood pressure in this study: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23652773   [End]
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”Milk is a really bad choice, and is one of the leading causes of osteoporosis.” This is just simply not true: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22081694 ”Some authors have suggested that dairy products are not helpful and perhaps detrimental to bone health because higher osteoporotic fracture incidence is observed in countries with higher dairy product consumption. However, scientific evidence does not support any of these claims. Milk and dairy products neither produce acid upon metabolism nor cause metabolic acidosis, and systemic pH is not influenced by diet. Observations ...
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That may be true, but the website is still tacky. So much inaccurate information...   [End]
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This is erroneous advice. Baking soda doesn’t destroy Vitamin C, and if it does, Tony should provide evidence that it does. In fact, sodium bicarbonate helps one RETAIN Vitamin C. ”In two normal young adults the rate of urinary excretion of ascorbic acid, during controlled conditions of vitamin C [ascorbic acid] depletion and saturation, was consistently lower during periods of administration of NaHCO3 to produce an alkaline urine, than when NH4C1 was given to produce an acid urine.’ Sodium bicarbonate lowered the excretion of vitamin C in the urine, it didn’t increase it. ...
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L. sakei isn’t from sauerkraut, it’s a bacteria they use to make kimchi and sausages, a huge difference.   [End]
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The ”Zapper”. What is this, 1993?   [End]
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Have you ever heard of something called GOOGLE? sigh...   [End]
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If there shouldn’t be much effect from them, then why are dried fruits a no-no in your diet?   [End]
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Molybdenum prevents copper uptake, and copper deficiency is connected to slipped discs and other spine and joint problems.   [End]
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Lactoferrin doesn’t kill lactobacillus or bifidus bacteria, exactly the opposite. It also doesn’t increase iron absorption, it keeps iron away from bad bacteria, viruses, fungi.   [End]
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Six POUNDS of chicken per day is dangerous advice. You’re fortunate you didn’t ruin your kidneys...   [End]
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Newsflash: Trevor Marshall is the ultimate quack. The ’protocol’ is old news, and thankfully so, because hundreds of patients nearly died trying it, and at least a half dozen actually died, mostly from kidney failure. It’s based on a hypothesis for sarcoidosis, and has no studies to back it up, not only for sarcoidosis, but especially for all the other diseases Marshall claimed it would cure. Yes, CURE. And yet 12 years after he appeared on the scene, he’s still taking Benicar, even though he told everyone that they’d only need it for a year or two. Read the comments at the ...
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HIgh dose vitamin C is a terrible suggestion for someone with kidney pain, as ”C” increases oxalates, and kidney pain is often due to calcium oxalate stone.   [End]
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Patricia Kane was investigated for fraud -- practicing medicine without a license -- and has been out of business since 2008. Sheesh. http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread54051.html   [End]
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You should really go back and edit your old messages then, because when you posted about Colostrum, you said it was helping you.   [End]
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I agree. Morgellons is definitely a ludicrous diagnosis. Thanks for playing!   [End]
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First you say you were diagnosed as hyPERthyroid, then hypothyroid, so which was it? Sheesh.   [End]
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After months if not years of ranting and raving here on Curezone about this theory and that conspiracy, it turns out that Morgellons, which really doesn’t exist anyway, can be ’cured’ by… …TAKING A SHOWER every day. That, according to the ’scientist’ ’Maybelle in her July 2015 update on her blog at morgreport.com. Hilarious. http://morgreport.com/2015/07/   [End]
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Thanks. I was replying to the original poster, ”Maybelle”.   [End]
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Did you ever stop to think that maybe the higher serotonin levels in anorexics might be their body’s way of trying to increase serotonin in a desperate attempt to calm the mind/body down to stop the behavior from continuing?   [End]
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Just one more point to prove they’re lying, especially when they say on the ’CandidaFree.net’ site, that ”Reluctantly, Alyson agreed to stop taking ThreeLac for the first time and made the switch to Symbion in desperation to get control of her remaining candida symptoms.” A quick search of who owns the symbionprobiotics.com website will pull up the following: Registrant Name: ALYSON COBB She OWNS the website that sells Symbion, the probiotic that she ”reluctantly agreed” to switch to. Plus, as above, her and her husband’s name is on the patent for the product. Would you real ...
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References please?   [End]
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Did I say I ”hate” them? No. My point is that they LIED, that is a fact as noted in this thread. If you want to believe them via your conversations with them, and ignore the glaring evidence, then that’s your choice. Best of luck!   [End]
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Spoken like a press agent or loyal employee...   [End]
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They lied, pure and simple. Here’s their patent: https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2009026306 It cost tens of thousands of dollars and years to patent something. They wouldn’t do it if they weren’t trying to sell their own product.   [End]
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Simply not true. Cooking doesn’t dissolve oxalates. Boiling vegetables can reduce some of the oxalate content, but it varies quite widely, and the liquid has to be poured off. As for apple cider vinegar and oxalates, I could not turn up any studies or references to back up that claim. Perhaps you know of some?   [End]
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TMG doesn’t break down to SAMe. Sheesh. And epinephrine isn’t the body’s antihistamine, it increases adrenalin levels.   [End]
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That’s so funny Maybelle, or should I use your real name?   [End]
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Serrapeptase can have some very serious side effects. They should be mentioned in your posts as not everyone experiences benefits: Quite a few people have experienced severe negative effects: http://www.raysahelian.com/serrapeptase.html   [End]
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Consistently rude that is. Phelps is correct re the ’glass house’ comment, and you know it.   [End]
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That’s an incredibly hypocritical statement coming from someone who calls anyone who disagrees with her an A@sshole or troll, or is immediately dismissive of their views.   [End]
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Yes, ulcers can be caused by h. pylori, but most people who are infected with H. pylori have no symptoms or problems caused by the infection. What does that tell you?   [End]
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You were correct about the first part. Curezone, what a zoo for the uneducated.   [End]
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Histidine isn’t the ultimate antihistamine. Histamine is made from histidine. The reason iodine works as an antihistamine is because it inhibits the conversion of histidine to histamine. Plain and simple. And that’s according to Flechas, so I don’t know what you heard.   [End]
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Believe it or not, I’m indeed really, really sorry that my post upset you. I understand that because like I said, many people think the disease I have is also psychological in nature, when it’s not, and there are dozens of studies showing physiological differences, like low natural killer cell function, low blood volume, and immune dysfunction, etc. If you have any studies that show that morgellons is real, or caused by chemtrails, then please post them. On the other hand there is some preliminary evidence in a small study that ”morgellons” may actually be lyme disease, caused b ...
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Again, I ask you to consider trying the OPPOSITE of what you’ve tried. Check out this thread on 180DegreeHealth -- several people have finally recovered from lyme, mold, etc., by increasing their metabolism by eating things that increase metabolism -- mainly what most would consider ”junk” foods: https://www.facebook.com/180degreehealth/posts/305588546225005   [End]
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Edit: Forgot to add that SAMe lowers histamine as well, working with B12 and folate.   [End]
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With all due respect, this is simply not true. Have you heard of myalgic encephalomyelitis, also known as ’chronic fatigue syndrome’? That’s the single most dismissed disease in the world, because it’s so complex and complicated, and there are so many different causes. Plus, it’s real, unlike Morgellon’s, which was invented by that woman with Munchausens by proxy. You may have parasites, but if you think you have these multicolored threads coming out of your skin that are a result of chemtrails, then you have the fake disease Morgellons. And at least you then have a treatme ...
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It’s actually quite easy to recover from once you realize it’s all in your head.   [End]
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What a bizarre reply. First of all, there is no such thing as Morgellons. It was invented by a woman with Munchausens by proxy. You may have parasites, but that is a completely different thing...   [End]
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While amalagams and hidden infections are definitely a problem, even ceramic or other non-amalgam fillings are associated with immune system problems: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20004467   [End]
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Nonsense. Colloidal silver gets to the intestine, and it kills both the good and bad bacteria as TrapperKomo stated above. Even reliable sellers admit this: http://www.thesilveredge.com/bacteria.shtml#.VVIxXktV9EI sigh...   [End]
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Have you heard of GOOGLE? sheesh...   [End]
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Colloidal silver kills off good bacteria as well: ”But the truth is, colloidal silver does indeed act as a broad spectrum natural antibiotic. As such, if enough mineral silver reaches the intestinal tract it most certainly can kill off the friendly (i.e., beneficial) bacteria that thrive there.” That’s a quote from someone who SELLS the stuff. http://www.thesilveredge.com/bacteria.shtml#.VVIxXktV9EI   [End]
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Wrong. This information is absolutely the opposite advice that should be given, all based on antiquated info from the Walsh/Pfieffer Clinic from the 1970’s and early 1980’s. They used folic acid for pete’s sake, something that BLOCKS methylation, instead of the natural folates like methylfolate and folinic acid. Methionine doesn’t provide ANY methyl groups to lower histamine levels, nor does calcium or b6 -- just ridiculous and dangerous information. Histamine is lowered w/methylfolate, methylb12, and also via the diamine oxidase enzyme, which requires copper and b6.   [End]
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AngelofEventide, I encourage you to check out Kevin’s post on this page on 180degreehealth: http://180degreehealth.com/the-gluten-free-diet-craze/ Quoting: ”Speaking of Lyme Disease……. I also got diagnosed as having chronic Lyme Disease via Igenex Laboratory and my LLMD. I have also been diagnosed as having various co-infections. I spent several thousand of dollars over a period of several years on treatment for chronic Lyme Disease and those other co-infections and my health problems didn’t improve at all. Actually, my health problems worsened. Though, I was told that I was ju ...
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Bee Wilder is WRONG on so many levels, her suggestions are almost all full of errors. But no one can question her on her forums, or they’re suspended from posting or deleted from the groups. Here’s just one glaring example of a typical Bee Wilder error: She says probiotics aren’t necessary, and not only that, that they can’t survive in the digestive tract or even the mouth. She says this based on ancient writings of Weston Price. She says probiotics don’t exist in the mouth, because it needs to be alkaline, and probiotics are acidic, so they can’t survive in alkaline environme ...
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Laredo is correct when she says to avoid FOLIC ACID, but is wrong when it comes to the rest of the methylation picture. Methylation requires b12 and active forms of folate like folinic acid or methylfolate -- and both of those (and sometimes SAMe) help lower histamine.   [End]
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Actually, niacin increases histamine levels... ”What happens is that it eventually depletes you body of histamine and the flush is greatly reduced. ” It’s my understanding that niacin (any form) increases histamine release, and the release of other compounds from mast cells, but that doesn’t mean they’re released or dumped from the body. Instead, since niacin is a methyl-acceptor, it blocks methylation (which helps degrade or break down histamine) and actually increases histamine levels in the body. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23426511 This can be a huge problem fo ...
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Hi Grizz, I know you’re really passionate about Iodine, but I gotta tell you, despite checking out many of your links, I still can’t find any concrete information except for anecdotal stories, often incomplete. Just as one example, from you ”Iodine Testimonials” Google Document, you titled Eric’s testimonial: ”Suffering CFS 12 years, cured with iodine” But when one clicks on the link, it turns out his temps went up, but there is no mention of being cured. He’s been improving using many different methods and protocols for years now, but even he will say he’s not cured, as evide ...
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”do you think you can take your next breath without the holy spirit?” What ”holy spirit”? Sheesh. If ”god” exists, he’s doing a shitty job. It’s just completely confounding to me how someone like you can be so smart, yet so dumb (or naive) at the same time, unless of course your parents indoctrinated a lot of religious-based fear or guilt into you at an early age. Oh well, you’re entitled to your views. :)   [End]
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WRONG. According to Dr. Ben Lynch, among many others: ”If histamine is high, then you need things like methylfolate and methylcobalamin.” Methylation LOWERS histamine.   [End]
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”The trick to maintaining stomach acid is to maintain the nutrition needed to form the stomach acid. These are B6. B12, folate and zinc. ” Nope. They’re thiamine, iodine, zinc and sodium. Folate and B12 can help with motility, but they do not produce or maintain stomach acid. You’re welcome. :)   [End]
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Absolute nonsense. Tell that to the man in this video, who was able to walk after his glutathione IV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWuOezgVHdI   [End]
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While I applaud you for putting your name out there (if that is your name), and agree that Ozone can be helpful, I think it’s also important that you acknowledge that some of the advice you’ve given on this forum isn’t exactly impeccable either. To say the least. But none of us is perfect, and I’ve probably given out suggestions or advice that is no doubt incorrect as well. Also, the name of the wordpress site you mention isn’t a wordpress site. Unless you didn’t put in the entire or complete name of it. I think the important thing to remember is that what works for one person m ...
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This is one of those typically terrible pieces of advice that is so often found on forums like Curezone. Excess copper is very dangerous to those with adrenal burnout. It overstimulates the adrenals, making things worse and worse. ACV contains polyphenols, yes, but baking soda will neutralize them. It will also lower thiamine levels. Backed up by clinical studies. Plus, lowering carbon dioxide can be risky. The way oxygen gets into cells is via carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is beneficial, not harmful. http://raypeat.com/articles/articles/co2.shtml   [End]
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Did you ever wonder if this happened because the DE may have interfered with or absorbed or blocked the antibiotic?   [End]
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I’m guessing you’re referring to Amy Yasko’s claim that those with CBS polymorphisms should avoid sulfur, sulfite, and even sulfate. This general information has been proven to not be true. Check out the Phoenix Rising CFS/ME forums for more information. Even Yasko has changed her mind on one of the CBS genes, and Ben Lynch has found that some of them are indeed DOWNregulated, not upregulated. If you have proof or clinical studies or references from PubMed that prove otherwise, I’d really appreciate seeing them. Thanks in advance!   [End]
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If you’d taken a moment to read even two or three of Sypher’s other posts on this thread you’d see that he was SALICYLATE INTOLERANT so he could not ”go on green vegetable juices”. What a FREAKING IDIOT you are. By the way, Sypher passed away a month or so after his posts here. Thanks for all the great advice you all gave him.   [End]
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The reason your histamine levels increased was not due to the methylcobalamin, but because you were using FOLIC ACID -- which will raise histamine because it blocks the natural forms of folate -- folinic and methylfolate -- which help to break down histamine. You probably got the advice to use folic acid from Carl Pfeiffer? His research is 20 years old, if not older, before we learned the importance of natural forms of folate.   [End]
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I didn’t say people were perfect. We’re flawed, and that’s okay...   [End]
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Hey Joe, I know you’ve been a staunch supporter of Cutler for years now, and if you’re doing better, I can certainly understand your devotion. I did find a thread on the Phoenix Rising site, where people have been taking rather high and infrequent doses of ALA, plus they have fillings in their mouths, yet have been improving and one has recovered. I wonder what your views would be on these people? http://forums.phoenixrising.me/index.php?threads/alpha-lipoic-acid.14118/page-2#post-233970   [End]
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”A b-complex 50mg or 100mg will provide a balanced amount of all the bs including b2. ” I would love to see a reference that backs up your claim that a b-complex 50mgs or 100mgs provides a ”balanced” amount of the b vitamins. If you look at the label on any b-complex like the ones you describe, you’ll find that the RDA’s aren’t even remotely ”balanced”.   [End]
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”reading and understanding are two entirely different things.” Exactly. You’re entitled to your ”understanding”, as am I. I choose not to pretend that the Bible, just like any other religious book, is loaded with hypocrisy, contradictions, and well, just plain BS. BTW, the title of this thread is hilarious: ”God doesn’t like boasters…” ”God”, if there is one, is all about love, not about judgement. ”He” or ”She” doesn’t ”like” or ”dislike” anyone. But I’m sure we’ll have to agree to disagree.   [End]
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Have you READ the ’scriptures’? They’re almost nothing but ’judgement’... Sheesh.   [End]
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What ”God”?   [End]
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Laredo, I doubt you’ll see this, but in case you do, I just wanted to note how hypocritical your message is. You complain that his comments were hurtful, yet then call him ”mentally unstable”? It seems like your issue is more about control, and that those who question anything about your protocol aren’t shown any respect, and you don’t have time for them. Remember, what works for one, might not work for someone else.   [End]
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While I’m glad to hear you conquered your anxiety, a couple things don’t make sense. You said: ”This combo influences the GABA receptors in the gut boosting serotonin levels.” Gaba receptors don’t boost serotonin, they boost gaba. Gaba has nothing to do with serotonin. Perhaps your anxiety was lowered because arginine lowers AMMONIA in the gut. And high ammonia can lead to anxiety, neurotoxicity, etc. ?   [End]
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I”m sorry, but you’re just guessing at what is causing what and what is helping what. Calcium spurs are caused by not enough calcium in the diet. When there is not enough calcium, then it is PULLED FROM the bones, and then you have the spurs. This is compounded when you eat nightshade foods which interfere with vitamin D metabolism. That’s why you’re having trouble IMHO. Good luck with finding the bottom of your right foot. :)   [End]
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First you could try spelling it correctly, then have you heard of Google? Walmart…sigh.   [End]
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Achlorydia (low to no stomach acid) can be caused by h. pylori, so taking baking soda doesn’t seem to make any sense, as stomach acid is often already low, especially in those who take antacids, yet still have pseudo ”acid reflux”. Quoting Yasko: ”When the pH climbs like you are seeing, I believe that represents H.pylori that has come out of hiding, out of the mucosal cells and is making urease to neutralize the stomach acid so that it can live there.” If one uses bicarbonate, wouldn’t that lower the PH, and again why would the HP need to neutralize any ’acid’, if the acid has b ...
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Have you ever tasted NAC? It’s EXTREMELY sour. The sour taste constricts, contracts…that could be the ”herxheimer” effect one is feeling. Does Wheldon have a paper that shows NAC ”kills” candida? As an antioxidant, I would think it would feed it, but that’s just my opinion. By the way, candida is part of the normal flora in the gut. One wouldn’t want to ’kill’ all of it.   [End]
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Watch the video at the end of the thread. Hundreds of patients, if not more, are being helped by a protocol that includes sodium bicarbonate, and test results are presented in the last part of the video to back this up.   [End]
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Quoting Dr. Furhman as if he’s some sort of authority on health is ridiculous, especially in this context... Furhman recommends foods high in inflammatory omega six fatty acids -- nuts, seeds, beans, just for starters. His diet is also very deficient amino acids found in animal protein. It’s deficient in B-12, omega 3’s, on and on and on.   [End]
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Giving advice based on studies of SALAMANDERS is just laughable. And of course dangerous.   [End]
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GSE would be contraindicated for those who are in a deficient or depleted state, like ”Vata” types… Google ayurvedic medicine for more info. Seriously, all you need is castor oil, just like Grandma used to use...   [End]
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Miss K, If you were feeling better on the ’relaxed’ diet, then you should go back to it. Seriously. I’ve known you for over 11 years now, and am still sick myself, but am just learning how sometimes these ”healthy” diets aren’t exactly always the best things for us. Think about it. Most of our friends eat all this crap, and they’re not sick. It’s easy to start believing ’this is bad, this is good’, etc., etc., but sometimes just the simple foods (even if they have sugar in them!) are often the things easiest to assimilate and digest so that we can rebuild our bodies. Google ...
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Why couldn’t they be honest? Because it’s less profitable.   [End]
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You said: ”...I fixed the nightshade intolerance in a week and a half in less than fifteen minutes total, so I didn’t have to confirm it by looking it up. My bone spur is actually worse now, but I can eat unlimited nightshades with no problems.” How in the world can you say you can eat nightshades ”with no problems”, when your bone spur is WORSE? Doesn’t. Make. Sense.   [End]
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With the greatest of respect, much of your post just doesn’t make sense. Bone spurs and calcium deposits are caused by insufficient calcium in the body. This is documented in studies on Pubmed. Basically, when the body isn’t getting enough calcium, it will be pulled from the bones, causing bone spurs. Now your problem could very well be due to the sugar and other compounds you mention in the chocolate milk that actually depleted or interfered with calcium uptake, but it’s unlikely it was due to the calcium intake. But most importantly is your final statement where you say you ...
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My god, you can’t even write a grammatically correct sentence, let alone one without misspelling several words, and you’ve got the nerve to tell people that the science regarding essential nutrients like vitamin b12 are all based on ”medical papers created by those who back in the 1920’s figured they could sell humans trash if they called their waste products ”VITAMINS””? Some might say you’re paranoid, or deluded, but I would suggest just uneducated -- and I’d strongly recommend the book ”Could it Be B12?” by Sally Pacholok. It just may enlighten you to the science behind B12, an ...
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Okay, let’s say you’re right. That EFT or Faster EFT can help with nightshade intolerance… What in the world does drinking chocolate milk have to do with nightshades? And how can you say it’s free (except on youtube) when the practitioner charges $90 for one session? Can you post any videos where people have been cured of their food intolerances using EFT?   [End]
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Nonsense. There are good yeasts and ’bad’ ones, and they shouldn’t be confused. Plus, there is evidence suggesting that if one cuts back on carbs too much, that just ENCOURAGES candida to leave the digestive tract and invade other organs or tissues, looking for ’food’.   [End]
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Again, the study showed that magnesium stimulates candida growth. Perhaps a transdermal form of magnesium would help get around that, I don’t know. But if your dad is yeasty and has those reactions, he’s very smart to avoid jalepenos and any other type of bell pepper (or other nightshade foods). In fact, if one has fibromyalgia, it’s a very good idea to avoid all nightshades (foods and spices). Your fibro my just go away...   [End]
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Okay, out of the 40 or 50 or more supplements you recommended here, which would you say are the top 3?   [End]
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