My doctor referred me to a blog of one of her patients: trainingmybrain [dot] wordpress [dot] com This is for real! I also wonder whether it would be so effective for me. Good luck.   [End]
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I appreciated the post you made a few years ago about the things you’ve tried. I’ve also used a large number of lyme and detox products, and I also have problems with detox. For me, ionic footbaths are really important. Jernigan Nutraceuticals-Neuro Antitox II CNS/PNS is the only thing that has ever neutralized the lyme toxin in my system without some kind of herx. I’ve done Zhang, Jernigan, some Buhner, tons of antibiotics, rife. Many things seem to kill lyme for me, but it always comes back. My immune system can’t recover it seems. I wonder where you are now and what’s working for yo ...
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I can't find anything on the internet to suggest that combining zeolite and cholestyramine retains the effectiveness of both items. I am afraid that the zeolite would bind the cholestyramine, and then they would be less effective. Did you experiment with taking them separately and together and notice any difference in functioning? If one wanted to take both, is there an interval which would be optimal given the properties of both substances? For instance, I was thinking of taking them 1/2-1 hour apart. I would appreciate any experiences that could shed light on this issue. Thank you ...
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I recently bought my second portable sauna, the type in which one sits under a tentlike structure with one’s head outside the tent. My previous sauna (same design) became quite smelly and funky, and I never figured out how to clean it, or prevent it from getting so dirty in the first place. I asked the man who sold it to me, and he said- use Febreeze! I am chemical sensitive, so no, I think not. When I moved, I threw the old sauna away. Now I have a brand new one. How do I clean it or keep it clean? The tent is made of padded silver fabric. Previously, I sat on a towel, but inevitabl ...
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I cannot tolerate alcohol well. I have used teasel root for lyme in raw powdered form sold by Plum Flower extracts (from asia). If you just search google with keywords ”plum flower teasel” you get plenty of results. It is also more economical than tincture. I get very good results with this, although I am not cured. Sometimes I wonder if an American product would be more effective, because the plant is a little different when grown in different environments. Also, the species may possibly be different in the two continents (while they are the same genus). Also, I wonder what h ...
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Thanks for sharing your experience. I had an interesting conversation with another pulser manufacturer who said that the specs published by the Australian company were impossible electronically, as well as the number of pulses they claim. However, anything that works is good- and if it works for you, that’s better than good. Besides injury related pain, is there anything else you are using it for? Have you ever used any other type of machine? How were they different or the same? Something difficult about any critique of a machine is how to compare it to another machine!   [End]
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I appreciate the detox advice and it is worthwhile. I am all too familiar with detoxing; it is in fact why I am alive I think. I got up close and personal with my colon 15 years ago. Thank you, friend.   [End]
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I was using the classic beck magpulser as a daily lymph area treatment. I assume that the sota is pretty close to the original beck magpulser. The mpulse says says something about using AC power as being more effective, and also that they use 1700 DC to produce their pulse which is more than some others. This one looks like a step up from the orginal beck and pretty similar in usage. The MPM looks very adjustible with multiple frequencies and one or two battery options. However, I am worried that it would be too strong for me. Also, I do not tolerate my rife treatments well and can o ...
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My classic Beck pulser broke recently. I used it on a daily basis for a year and it really helps. I am interested in your thoughts about which pulser would be best for me. I have lyme and heavy metal poisoning. I am very detox sensitive. I already use a enem2 Rife machine once every couple of weeks (It took me years of agonizing herxheimers to get to my current high dose treatment), and I use the godzilla blood electrification daily now too for 3 minutes (all I can tolerate). Three machines on the market look good: the M-Pulse 5000the Sota and the MPM2 Magnetic Pulser. I can’t make ...
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i am considering both the godzilla and the sota, i am uncertain about the difference. the previous post suggests that 1. godzilla does not have consistent voltage due to not having invertor 2. one 4 hz frequency is enough i have an original beck machine (”home made” by someone) which i used briefly long ago, but it was too strong and it weakened my blood too much. i am anemic and terribly sensitive to detox. it has been suggested to me that i am strong enough to try again with a different b.e. machine than the classical beck. i am currently using the original beck magnetic pulser ...
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