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#7152 From: LymeAngl@...
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 3:05 am
Subject: Re: : Re: Beth -Abuse hotline (reply)(reply)
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Hello jillallen@...,

In reference to your comment:

è Lyme Angel,  What a terrific champion you are being
è for Beth!!  It is so great she  has someone who knows
è the ropes and is strong for her when she is  feeling so
è ill.  Many thanks from all of us on the board.  CJ

******Thank you CJ.....I wish I could do more....IF I had the money my ass would be on a plane and I would have a "Come to Jesus" meeting with that base.  I'm not afraid of the military....I'm a civilian "noise maker" one they have no control over and they know the only way to shut me up is to do what is reasonable.....Just ask Luke here in Arizona....they know me well....as for making it harder on her hubby, I DARE THEM to do that, they found out here what happens when they try that.  They went after Sara's hubby and I was a viper at their throats....they not only apologized profusely but treated Joey like a King the rest of his military life....His commanding officer wanted to know "where the hell did you meet that WOMAN"!!!  ROFL

*******I have O tolerance for the way they treat our military, who fought/fight for MY freedom and I'm a NOISE MAKER.  Like I said they have no control over me and can't stop me from banging their heads until I get to the top.  I love taking the MEDIA with me....hehehehehe

******My friends tell me that I have the supressed 60's in me....I never marched or raised hell during the 60's, but now, you give me a cause and I'm on a mission...LOL
Must me my old age???  ROFL

*******Beth, send me your telephone number and lets discuss this further.  Of course, I won't do anything without your permission, but you turn me loose and I will not stop UNTIL it is made right.  Your life is more precious than these damn IDIOT military doctors.....

Angel Huggzzz
Linda or Angel

PS....now is the time to turn me loose, as I had my nasty treatment today...hehehehe

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#7151 From: LymeAngl@...
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 2:55 am
Subject: Re: [lymestrat20 year old male suffering from Lyme/Babesia>?(reply)(REPLY)
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Hello jillallen@...,

In reference to your comment:

è Fu Manchu  is exactly right!! I only wish it were an
è eight second ride!! 

*********NOOOOOOOOOO 2.7 seconds....ROFL

We  need to make up T-Shirts that
è say, "Getting Over Lyme--If it Were Any  Easier, they
è Would Call It Bull Riding!!!"

*******BINGO....that's it.....I LOVE IT CJ....That is PERFECT for a t-shirt....YESSSS
I'm tucking that away right now cowgirl!!  YEEEEHAWWWWwww

*******PULLLEEEEZZZZEEEEEEEE let me capture that and put someplace on the website??????????  This is priceless!!!

Angel Huggzz
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#7150 From: LymeAngl@...
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 2:50 am
Subject: Re: Top Doc now says Samento alone isn't enough(reply)
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Hello sharerose@...,

In reference to your comment:

è you mentioned that you were also on CS...what is
è that? thanks. sharon

Colloidol Silver

#7149 From: LymeAngl@...
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 2:38 am
Subject: Re: Re: Beth -Abuse hotline (reply)
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*******What state are you and your hubby orginally from?????

#7148 From: sharon lopez <sharerose@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 6:27 am
Subject: Re: Top Doc now says Samento alone isn't enough(reply)
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angel,
you mentioned that you were also on CS...what is that?
thanks.
sharon

On Jul 1, 2005, at 2:26 AM, LymeAngl@... wrote:

> Hello wpswallace@...,
>
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> è The rumour is that some of his trial patients have
> è relapsed on  Samento protocol.  PROTOCOL FOR
> è LYME BORRELIOSIS  From Wm. Lee Cowden, MD
>
>  ********In February 2003 when my Homeopathic MD put me on Samento, he
> told me then that Samento would not do it alone.....I'm not on 30
> drops, 3 times daily....
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#7147 From: LymeAngl@...
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 2:26 am
Subject: Re: Top Doc now says Samento alone isn't enough(reply)
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Hello wpswallace@...,

In reference to your comment:

è The rumour is that some of his trial patients have
è relapsed on  Samento protocol.  PROTOCOL FOR
è LYME BORRELIOSIS  From Wm. Lee Cowden, MD

********In February 2003 when my Homeopathic MD put me on Samento, he told me then that Samento would not do it alone.....I'm not on 30 drops, 3 times daily....

Angel Huggzz
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#7146 From: "cactuskickers" <jillallen@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 6:02 am
Subject: Re: 20 year old male suffering from Lyme/Babesia>?(reply)
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Hi Angel,

LOL!!! Oooohhh, my face hurts I am laughing so much!!!  Yes, that is
WAY more like it.  I have been laughing, crying, in high anxiety and
supremely happy all in the space of a 12 hour day, today. Fu Manchu
is exactly right!! I only wish it were an eight second ride!!  We
need to make up T-Shirts that say, "Getting Over Lyme--If it Were Any
Easier, they Would Call It Bull Riding!!!"

CJ

-- In lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com, LymeAngl@a... wrote:
> Hello jillallen@c...,
>
> In reference to your comment:
>
> è Hope you have the wisdom to follow us on the path out
> è of Lyme.
>
> ******Dontcha mean "wisdom to ride with us on Fu ManChu on the path
out???
> ROFLAMOOOOOOOOooo
>
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#7145 From: "cactuskickers" <jillallen@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 5:53 am
Subject: : Re: Beth -Abuse hotline (reply)
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Lyme Angel,

What a terrific champion you are being for Beth!!  It is so great she
has someone who knows the ropes and is strong for her when she is
feeling so ill.

Many thanks from all of us on the board.

CJ


--- In lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com, LymeAngl@a... wrote:
> Hello bvegh@c...,
>
> In reference to your comment:
>
> è prone to blood sugar highs and lows
>
> *******Keep in mind that chemo therapy patients are prone to blood
sugar
> highs and lows.....What an IDIOT to make this determination WITHOUT
a fasting or a
> 5hr glucose tolerance test???  We found, and this was years ago,
that a 3 or
> 4 hr glucose fasting test did not give you the "true" curve....a
five hour is
> needed, however most doctors don't require one as it is much easier
to put the
> burden on the patient.
>
> ******Beth.....I'm sorry dear and this is personal and you don't
have to
> answer it, but what is your weight?  Given the use of chemo, having
lyme disease,
> and a few other factors should be taken into consideration NOT just
making a
> determination like he did???????  Damn military docs make me
LIVID.....
>
> *******PLUS, thank God he had you come in, but unfortunately he was
only
> trying to cover his own ass!!!  He should be dealing with the Lymph
edema first
> and foremost, then have several FASTING blood chemistries done,
before making
> any decision.  The pill he is giving you is actually quiet safe
from what I know
> about it, BUT there are many more things that need to be done
> here.....GRRRRRRRRRRRRrrr
>
> ********Do you mind if I ask you your age?  How long has your hubby
been in
> military?  What is his rank?  What is he saying about all this????
>
> *******You need to be keeping a DAILY journal and get copies of ALL
your
> records and tests.....the military is very good about loosing
records.....BY LAW,
> they have to give you copies....make sure you get them as they
happen.....
>
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> Linda or Angel
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#7144 From: LymeAngl@...
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 1:37 am
Subject: Re: Re: 20 year old male suffering from Lyme/Babesia>?REPLY
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Hello jillallen@...,

In reference to your comment:

è When I referred to folks not doing the protocol, but
è trying to draw  others away from it, I did not mean you,
è who is having extraordinary  success on a protocol
è most of us do not have access to!! 

********Not to worry CJ, I didn't think this.....I will be posting my numbers from today....I HAVE GOOOOOOOOOOD NEWSSSSSS:::::turning cartwheels:::::::
:::::::::dancing around:::::::::Lookin for FuManchu:::::::::Lookin for the airplane:::::::
Whaaaaaaaa whooooooooooooo.....BTW mailed your package today....:-))))

Angel Hugggzzz
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#7143 From: LymeAngl@...
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 1:30 am
Subject: Re: Re: 20 year old male suffering from Lyme/Babesia>?(reply)
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Hello jillallen@...,

In reference to your comment:

è Hope you have the wisdom to follow us on the path out
è of Lyme.

******Dontcha mean "wisdom to ride with us on Fu ManChu on the path out???
ROFLAMOOOOOOOOooo

Angel Huggzzz
Linda or angel

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#7142 From: LymeAngl@...
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 1:02 am
Subject: Re: : Re: Beth -Abuse hotline (reply)
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Hello bvegh@...,

In reference to your comment:

è prone to blood sugar highs and lows

*******Keep in mind that chemo therapy patients are prone to blood sugar highs and lows.....What an IDIOT to make this determination WITHOUT a fasting or a 5hr glucose tolerance test???  We found, and this was years ago, that a 3 or 4 hr glucose fasting test did not give you the "true" curve....a five hour is needed, however most doctors don't require one as it is much easier to put the burden on the patient.

******Beth.....I'm sorry dear and this is personal and you don't have to answer it, but what is your weight?  Given the use of chemo, having lyme disease, and a few other factors should be taken into consideration NOT just making a determination like he did???????  Damn military docs make me LIVID.....

*******PLUS, thank God he had you come in, but unfortunately he was only trying to cover his own ass!!!  He should be dealing with the Lymph edema first and foremost, then have several FASTING blood chemistries done, before making any decision.  The pill he is giving you is actually quiet safe from what I know about it, BUT there are many more things that need to be done here.....GRRRRRRRRRRRRrrr

********Do you mind if I ask you your age?  How long has your hubby been in military?  What is his rank?  What is he saying about all this????

*******You need to be keeping a DAILY journal and get copies of ALL your records and tests.....the military is very good about loosing records.....BY LAW, they have to give you copies....make sure you get them as they happen.....

Angel Huggzz
Linda or Angel

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#7141 From: "roseagain" <roseagain@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 3:43 am
Subject: RE: Patrick's 5 month progress report
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Hi Helen,
Great news about Patrick.  May I please have your permission to forward your
email to my Aussie Lyme contacts?
Warmest regards,
Rosemary.

-----Original Message-----
From: lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com [mailto:lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of patmom7
Sent: Friday, 1 July 2005 9:21 AM
To: lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [lymestrategies] Patrick's 5 month progress report

Hello everyone,
   For those of you who remember me, I have only posted a few times
about my 8 yr old son Patrick, who has suffered from moderate to
severe knee joint pains for the past three years. (He never tested
positive for lyme but did have an engorged deer tick at 14 months
old, and we lived in a highly endemnic area for LD)
   Well, he started on Salt/C in February this year and worked up to 5
grams of each per day(usually). At first I really wondered whether it
would do much for him, and to tell you the truth, we didn't change
much diet-wise, etc. except to add the salt and C.(still it must be
better to add more of the adjuncts..)

    He did not seem to have much of a reaction, no creepy crawlies to
speak of ,and only one time did I see evidence of "bites," which I
just about chalked up to heat rash.  But we kept going and I can
really say that his pains are coming less and less frequently, less
intense, less duration.This was especially the case when we switched
from a buffered C (calcium ascorbate) to a regular chewable ascorbic
acid.Also we started using Krystal salt.

   He's practically behaving like a normal kid! He who cried with
tears for hours almost every day and had to be removed from school.

   It's absolutely a miracle and an answer to our prayers to have
found this protocol, and I thank God daily.  I know Patrick's maybe
not quite out of the woods yet, but we can sure see the light at the
end of the tunnel. And we intend to keep up the fight.

   Please, please, be patient, those of you who may think salt/c is
not doing the job, and this is really hard for a parent of a young
child.  But I simply could not accept that he would have to go on
antibiotics for the rest of his life!

    Thanks so much for all your support. I read your posts and share
your victories. We CAN defeat this disease!
God bless you all,

Helen
(Patmom7)




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#7140 From: LymeAngl@...
Date: Thu Jun 30, 2005 11:05 pm
Subject: Re: OT: Beth information to copy for your files on Lymph Ed...
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oh cool.  if worst comes to worst, i can just go buy the cuff myself


******In all due respect, I would think it would be too dangerous for you to fit yourself and know what to do.....please make sure you read the information I sent on Lymph drainage for cancer recovering patients.  Beth, this is very serious....I know you are extremely ill, but this lymph drainage is nothing to mess with.

******Print out that information and take it to a doctor ......if the air force denies you the proper care for such a serious matter, then they CAN be held responsible.  This is nothing to play around with sweetie......PLEASE get to a doctor and if nothing else DEMAND that they help you.  If they refuse then call me and I will rock their world from here.  I will call McCain's office and speak to him if need be.....I'm seriously worried about your present state of Lymph edema.....

Angel Huggzzz
Linda or Angel

#7139 From: "Kathleen Roberts" <weerkhr@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 3:01 am
Subject: Reply to Clare
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Hi, Clare. I didn't write it, but you can go to Joyce Riley's website, www.gulfwarvets.org.
 
Kathleen
 
I am so sorry but I cleaned out my in box and do not know who wrote about
JOYCE RILEY
 
Would they be so kind AS to email me back list
 
 
Clare in Tassie

#7138 From: "Kathleen Roberts" <weerkhr@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 2:47 am
Subject: Beth-Abuse Hotline
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Beth, Naomi's right. It's policy. I recommend going to www.gulfwarvets.org to see why you're being abused by the military. Just as Lyme patients are abused by the system that can't admit our infections were, like yours,cooked up in a lab (as described in the book, "Lab 257"). CFS, MS, LD, GWI, RA, etc. are on a continuum.
 
Kathleen
 
From what I hear this kind of treatment from the military is
standard operationg procedure with anything like Gulf War Syndrome. 
Govt can't admit such a thing exists.  Think of the outrage,
liability, law suits. Then there's Lyme for which there is evidence
that it was born in a lab. We make a big mistake to assume it's just
a bunch of ignorant, uninformed doctors. It's policy.
There's a lot of talk on internet radio shows on this, but none in
the mainstream press. If you really want to go on a rampage you
could find colleagues. But the job will go way beyond a lawyer or a
hot line.
Naomi

#7137 From: "Kurt Rowley" <krowley@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 1:51 am
Subject: RE: KURT.... ] Re: Beth -Abuse hotline / glucometer
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Thanks for the link, what an amazing man, and a fantastic discovery.  But I was referring to diabetes as it is understood and treated by most physicians.  I was not aware of Dr. Bernstein’s work, although I know that type 2 can often be controlled by diet alone in the early stages.  So I was speaking of diabetes in the more global sense, as caused by destruction of the islets of langerhorns cells.  So yes I mostly meant type 1.  And that can not generally be corrected completely with diet, although probably some people can probably get close.  This is vastly different from the diabetes type of mimicry caused by Bb.  That was my point. 

 

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Sent:
Thursday, June 30, 2005 8:06 PM
To: lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [lymestrategies] KURT.... ] Re: Beth -Abuse hotline / glucometer

 

Kurt I have to disagree with this statement:

Since the problem was solved by diet, which does not happen with real diabetes.

 

If you mean type 1 insulin dependent diabetes I concur...... (to a point)

 

If you mean type 2 non insulin dependent diabetes..... or sometimes called glucose intolerant etc....... then I disagree. Diet and excercise has worked for both hubbie and myself and hunderds of hundreds of other people.........  YES the carbs must be stricktly limited, but this is not hard to do.....

 

May I refer you (politely) to the work of Doctor Richard Bernstein

 

And thanks for sharing your insights with us all.... I truly appreciate your comments.

 

Clare in Tassie

 

 



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#7136 From: "mlyons4884" <mlyons4884@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 1:41 am
Subject: Re: Patrick's 5 month progress report
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THANKS HELEN  This is what motivates me to stay on track !! NO OTHER
PROTOCOL  HAS SO MANY SUCCESS STORIES.   MICHAEL LYONS
> Hello everyone,
>   For those of you who remember me, I have only posted a few times
> about my 8 yr old son Patrick, who has suffered from moderate to
> severe knee joint pains for the past three years. (He never tested
> positive for lyme but did have an engorged deer tick at 14 months
> old, and we lived in a highly endemnic area for LD)
>
>   Well, he started on Salt/C in February this year and worked up
to 5
> grams of each per day(usually). At first I really wondered whether
it
> would do much for him, and to tell you the truth, we didn't change
> much diet-wise, etc. except to add the salt and C.(still it must
be
> better to add more of the adjuncts..)
>
>    He did not seem to have much of a reaction, no creepy crawlies
to
> speak of ,and only one time did I see evidence of "bites," which I
> just about chalked up to heat rash.  But we kept going and I can
> really say that his pains are coming less and less frequently,
less
> intense, less duration.This was especially the case when we
switched
> from a buffered C (calcium ascorbate) to a regular chewable
ascorbic
> acid.Also we started using Krystal salt.
>
>   He's practically behaving like a normal kid! He who cried with
> tears for hours almost every day and had to be removed from school.
>
>   It's absolutely a miracle and an answer to our prayers to have
> found this protocol, and I thank God daily.  I know Patrick's
maybe
> not quite out of the woods yet, but we can sure see the light at
the
> end of the tunnel. And we intend to keep up the fight.
>
>   Please, please, be patient, those of you who may think salt/c is
> not doing the job, and this is really hard for a parent of a young
> child.  But I simply could not accept that he would have to go on
> antibiotics for the rest of his life!
>
>    Thanks so much for all your support. I read your posts and
share
> your victories. We CAN defeat this disease!
> God bless you all,
>
> Helen
> (Patmom7)

#7135 From: "bull_put" <bull_put@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 1:39 am
Subject: Re: Patrick's 5 month progress report
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Thank you for taking time to share Patrick's progress.  We pray that
he has broken the back of this disease and is well on his way to
leaving LD in the dust.  I'll especially pray that any remaining
herxing will be easily tolerable for his young body.

We are happy for you to be putting the days of his tears behind you
both.  In the words of one radio talk show mom, "Mothers would
rather crawl through broken glass before seeing their children hurt."

God's blessing to you both....Diane

--- In lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com, "patmom7" <hkashiwa@s...>
wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>   For those of you who remember me, I have only posted a few times
> about my 8 yr old son Patrick, who has suffered from moderate to
> severe knee joint pains for the past three years. (He never tested
> positive for lyme but did have an engorged deer tick at 14 months
> old, and we lived in a highly endemnic area for LD)
>
>   Well, he started on Salt/C in February this year and worked up
to 5
> grams of each per day(usually). At first I really wondered whether
it
> would do much for him, and to tell you the truth, we didn't change
> much diet-wise, etc. except to add the salt and C.(still it must
be
> better to add more of the adjuncts..)
>
>    He did not seem to have much of a reaction, no creepy crawlies
to
> speak of ,and only one time did I see evidence of "bites," which I
> just about chalked up to heat rash.  But we kept going and I can
> really say that his pains are coming less and less frequently,
less
> intense, less duration.This was especially the case when we
switched
> from a buffered C (calcium ascorbate) to a regular chewable
ascorbic
> acid.Also we started using Krystal salt.
>
>   He's practically behaving like a normal kid! He who cried with
> tears for hours almost every day and had to be removed from school.
>
>   It's absolutely a miracle and an answer to our prayers to have
> found this protocol, and I thank God daily.  I know Patrick's
maybe
> not quite out of the woods yet, but we can sure see the light at
the
> end of the tunnel. And we intend to keep up the fight.
>
>   Please, please, be patient, those of you who may think salt/c is
> not doing the job, and this is really hard for a parent of a young
> child.  But I simply could not accept that he would have to go on
> antibiotics for the rest of his life!
>
>    Thanks so much for all your support. I read your posts and
share
> your victories. We CAN defeat this disease!
> God bless you all,
>
> Helen
> (Patmom7)

#7134 From: "mkm502109" <Mkm502109@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 12:58 am
Subject: Re: Patrick's 5 month progress report
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GOD BLESS YOU, HELEN.  Nothing is harder on a parent than seeing
their child suffer.  :-(   You have special help from God to be
strong when your child suffers.  Knowing this illness and what it
does to a person, my support goes out to you.  I have a 22 year old
who has lived with his father during my illness..  And when I see
him, I keep telling him, "Stay our of the forests and bushes."  He
says with a sigh, "I know, Mom."  I think that it would be hard to
bear if he got bit and I would have to endure his course of
illness. :-0  So my heart is with you.  I will pray for Patrick every
day.
Mary K.
--- In lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com, "patmom7" <hkashiwa@s...>
wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>   For those of you who remember me, I have only posted a few times
> about my 8 yr old son Patrick, who has suffered from moderate to
> severe knee joint pains for the past three years. (He never tested
> positive for lyme but did have an engorged deer tick at 14 months
> old, and we lived in a highly endemnic area for LD)
>
>   Well, he started on Salt/C in February this year and worked up to
5
> grams of each per day(usually). At first I really wondered whether
it
> would do much for him, and to tell you the truth, we didn't change
> much diet-wise, etc. except to add the salt and C.(still it must be
> better to add more of the adjuncts..)
>
>    He did not seem to have much of a reaction, no creepy crawlies
to
> speak of ,and only one time did I see evidence of "bites," which I
> just about chalked up to heat rash.  But we kept going and I can
> really say that his pains are coming less and less frequently, less
> intense, less duration.This was especially the case when we
switched
> from a buffered C (calcium ascorbate) to a regular chewable
ascorbic
> acid.Also we started using Krystal salt.
>
>   He's practically behaving like a normal kid! He who cried with
> tears for hours almost every day and had to be removed from school.
>
>   It's absolutely a miracle and an answer to our prayers to have
> found this protocol, and I thank God daily.  I know Patrick's maybe
> not quite out of the woods yet, but we can sure see the light at
the
> end of the tunnel. And we intend to keep up the fight.
>
>   Please, please, be patient, those of you who may think salt/c is
> not doing the job, and this is really hard for a parent of a young
> child.  But I simply could not accept that he would have to go on
> antibiotics for the rest of his life!
>
>    Thanks so much for all your support. I read your posts and share
> your victories. We CAN defeat this disease!
> God bless you all,
>
> Helen
> (Patmom7)

#7133 From: "ucccathy" <ucccathy@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 12:58 am
Subject: Re: Beth - diabetes
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I use American Ginseng for diabetes, and it has kept the blood test at
the low end.

Cathy

--- In lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com, Suemassie45@a... wrote:
>
> Diabletes is an epidemic these days. Taking a prescription drug with
a pill
> or two /day is not going to cure anything, it is a maintenance via
chemistry.
>

#7132 From: "mkm502109" <Mkm502109@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 12:43 am
Subject: Re: homozone
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Any suggestions on a product that would provide ozone, but not as
alklyzing as homozone?  I do the enemas daily.  Does this oxygenate
the body like homozone-is that why you suggested it??
Finally, Would an ozone sauna be helpful to beat these bugs out of
me?? (nuke them?)
Mary Kay
--- In lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com, "comdyne@i..." <comdyne@i...>
wrote:
> The lemon juice probably won't irritate your GI linings. All citrus
is both acid and alkalin. When the fruits mix with the stomach acids
the acid portion is quickly converted into carbon dioxide and water
leaving only the alkalin minerals behind. Many medical docotrs
mistakenly tell their cancer patients to avoid citrus because of the
acids and the sugars. Sugars from citrus do not require conversion
with insulin but are used directly as a fuel source as they are a
natural form of glucose (this is true of honey as well). It is the
poor digestive nature of refined sugars that are so toxic to the body
and fuel the cancer processes. Homozone should not be used for
extended periods of time as by its nature it is so highly alkalizing.
Once your GI tract normalizes and normal parastalic function is
restored you should switch to a milder form of an oxygenating agent.
You should use enemas and colonics on a regular basis. In European
health clinics daily enemas, sometimes three a day, are given and
colonics performed weekly or bi-weekly. Juice fasting is also highly
beneficial. Diet is what causes our troubles and normalizing it can
reverse almost all of our ails.
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: mkm502109
>   To: lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 3:28 AM
>   Subject: [lymestrategies] homozone
>
>
>   I have been taking homozone for 2 months now.  It helps my brain
and
>   energy .  However, I had diahhrea last week from die off of
toxins.
>   Until the diahhrea clears up,I've been VERY careful of what I
eat.  I
>   don't want to irritate the lining and prolong the diahhrea.
>   Because homozone requires lemon juice in its usage, I'm afraid
that the
>   juice will irritate the intestines.  Is there some neutriceutical
that
>   can do the same thing as lemon juice, without intestinal
irritation?
>   I can't think like I used to.
>   Kindly,
>   Mary K.
>
>
>
>
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#7131 From: Suemassie45@...
Date: Thu Jun 30, 2005 8:31 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Beth - diabetes
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Diabletes is an epidemic these days. Taking a prescription drug with a pill or two /day is not going to cure anything, it is a maintenance via chemistry. Drugs like Actos and Avandia have now been  found to potentially cause or worsen congestive heart failure and pulmonary edema. Diet is the way to control Type 2 diabetes. If you need assistance, I would recommend in a natural sense... Diaplex, flax oil/fish-- I recommend Uso's oil,  along with strengthening exercise (when your muscles strain, it is the only time blood glucose gets into cells  without insulin), low carb diet.
Again, I say we all make our own personal choices.
 
blessings-
 
sue massie, CNHP
732 933-4011

#7130 From: "giardiagal" <ajl777@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 12:06 am
Subject: Re: Patrick's 5 month progress report
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Yay!!!! Hooray for Patrick!

This is great news. And I really needed to hear that now as I am in
the middle of (yet another) herx (anxiety, depression, pain etc.). I
do notice improvements between herxes - but there just isn't that much
between time for me yet.

Would you mind telling me, did Patrick noticeably "herx" at all? Did
his mood, attention, cognition etc change? Did he ever run a fever in
these five months? Also, did he have any noticeable change in his
digestion? Did Patrick ever take antibiotics for his knees?

Thanks! Sorry to give you the fifth degree, but its really helpful to
know this stuff!!

Good for you for seeing this through with him!

GG


--- In lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com, "patmom7" <hkashiwa@s...> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>   For those of you who remember me, I have only posted a few times
> about my 8 yr old son Patrick, who has suffered from moderate to
> severe knee joint pains for the past three years. (He never tested
> positive for lyme but did have an engorged deer tick at 14 months
> old, and we lived in a highly endemnic area for LD)
>
>   Well, he started on Salt/C in February this year and worked up to 5
> grams of each per day(usually). At first I really wondered whether it
> would do much for him, and to tell you the truth, we didn't change
> much diet-wise, etc. except to add the salt and C.(still it must be
> better to add more of the adjuncts..)
>
>    He did not seem to have much of a reaction, no creepy crawlies to
> speak of ,and only one time did I see evidence of "bites," which I
> just about chalked up to heat rash.  But we kept going and I can
> really say that his pains are coming less and less frequently, less
> intense, less duration.This was especially the case when we switched
> from a buffered C (calcium ascorbate) to a regular chewable ascorbic
> acid.Also we started using Krystal salt.
>
>   He's practically behaving like a normal kid! He who cried with
> tears for hours almost every day and had to be removed from school.
>
>   It's absolutely a miracle and an answer to our prayers to have
> found this protocol, and I thank God daily.  I know Patrick's maybe
> not quite out of the woods yet, but we can sure see the light at the
> end of the tunnel. And we intend to keep up the fight.
>
>   Please, please, be patient, those of you who may think salt/c is
> not doing the job, and this is really hard for a parent of a young
> child.  But I simply could not accept that he would have to go on
> antibiotics for the rest of his life!
>
>    Thanks so much for all your support. I read your posts and share
> your victories. We CAN defeat this disease!
> God bless you all,
>
> Helen
> (Patmom7)

#7129 From: "Clare McConville-Harris" <mc@...>
Date: Fri Jul 1, 2005 12:06 am
Subject: KURT.... ] Re: Beth -Abuse hotline / glucometer
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Kurt I have to disagree with this statement:
Since the problem was solved by diet, which does not happen with real diabetes.
 
If you mean type 1 insulin dependent diabetes I concur...... (to a point)
 
If you mean type 2 non insulin dependent diabetes..... or sometimes called glucose intolerant etc....... then I disagree. Diet and excercise has worked for both hubbie and myself and hunderds of hundreds of other people.........  YES the carbs must be stricktly limited, but this is not hard to do.....
 
May I refer you (politely) to the work of Doctor Richard Bernstein
 
And thanks for sharing your insights with us all.... I truly appreciate your comments.
 
Clare in Tassie
 
 
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#7128 From: "Kurt Rowley" <krowley@...>
Date: Thu Jun 30, 2005 11:33 pm
Subject: RE: Re: Beth -Abuse hotline / glucometer
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Lyme can definitely cause these symptoms when you eat simple carbs, which you had apparently done (battered chicken, roles, soda… simple carbs).  If you eat a reasonable ‘Lymie’ diet, you should not have much trouble, as you also demonstrated after the lunch.

 

I have been this route also, worked with an endo for a year who thought it was diabetes.  It is not necessarily diabetes, but in my opinion, Borrelia in the pancreas, and probably other places related to carb metabolism, like the liver perhaps.  This is not something the endo will ever figure out.  

 

Here is what I did.  Since I also had a glucometer, I benchmarked myself.  To do this, for a few weeks, take your glucose before, immediately after, and about a half-hour after meals.  And maybe a few reading between meals.  And record the levels, and also record what you ate.  Then you will start to see what is really happening.

 

For me this is what happened.  I had a few spikes, and also a few very low readings.  But I discovered that the problem was when I ate a lot of starch and simple carbs, like potatoes, etc.  When I stuck to an anti-candida type diet, there were virtually no problems.  I showed the numbers to my endo and he agreed.  I kept the glucometer as a souvenier… but that is all it is now.  Since the problem was solved by diet, which does not happen with real diabetes.

 

It’s just Lyme.

 

--Kurt

 

-----Original Message-----
From: lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com [mailto:lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Beth
Sent:
Thursday, June 30, 2005 6:11 PM
To: lymestrategies@yahoogroups.com
Subject: SPAM-LOW: : [lymestrategies] Re: Beth -Abuse hotline

 

Well i went to the base hospital today because the base doctor insisted i see him before i went to anyone

else. he ran a battery of blood tests (non-fasting) and a few urine tests.  he claims i have diabetes.  now,

i think he's partially right.  i think i have diabetes like symptoms because the degenerative state of my organs

from the lymes disease or rather, the degenerative state of the nerves associated with the organs, which may

be mimicking several things like diabetes, lou gehrigs, multiple sclerosis and so on. since i was already prone to blood sugar highs and lows (hypoglycemia, gestational diabetes), the degeneration of the nerves to the pancreas and other organs, has made it more noticeable and invasive. i do believe, if i didn't have the lymes, once the nerves healed the diabetes symptoms would vanish.  he said it was type 2 diabetes (non-insulin depenedent) and gave me a pill called Glucophage or something like that.  I  haven't taken it as yet, as I want a second opinion and i'm waiting on the results of the lymes test (Western blot and some other test).  He also gave me the kit to test my blood sugar.  this was very interesting. 

 

i had eaten lunch about an hour and a half before he ran the blood test for glucose, which was 240 (non-fasting). 2 hours later, when i learned how to take my own blood glucose levels, it was 109.  Strange no?

 

 

 

 


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#7127 From: "Clare McConville-Harris" <mc@...>
Date: Thu Jun 30, 2005 11:25 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Beth - diabetes
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Beth you asked : what is A1c? 
 
Normally a doc will do a three monthly blood check to see how your body is managing its sugars etc....... THAT IS THE A1c
 
It gives an overall picture rather than on a daily / meal basis...........
 
Web definitions for A1C
A test that measures a person's average blood glucose level over the past 2 to 3 months. Hemoglobin is the part of a red blood cell that carries oxygen to the cells and sometimes joins with the glucose in the bloodstream. Also called hemoglobin A1c or glycosylated hemoglobin, the test shows the amount of glucose that sticks to the red blood cell, which is proportional to the amount of glucose in the blood.
www.1-diabetes-care.com/glossary-of-diabetes-terms/a-diabetes-terms.htm - Definition in context
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#7126 From: "patmom7" <hkashiwa@...>
Date: Thu Jun 30, 2005 11:21 pm
Subject: Patrick's 5 month progress report
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Hello everyone,
   For those of you who remember me, I have only posted a few times
about my 8 yr old son Patrick, who has suffered from moderate to
severe knee joint pains for the past three years. (He never tested
positive for lyme but did have an engorged deer tick at 14 months
old, and we lived in a highly endemnic area for LD)

   Well, he started on Salt/C in February this year and worked up to 5
grams of each per day(usually). At first I really wondered whether it
would do much for him, and to tell you the truth, we didn't change
much diet-wise, etc. except to add the salt and C.(still it must be
better to add more of the adjuncts..)

    He did not seem to have much of a reaction, no creepy crawlies to
speak of ,and only one time did I see evidence of "bites," which I
just about chalked up to heat rash.  But we kept going and I can
really say that his pains are coming less and less frequently, less
intense, less duration.This was especially the case when we switched
from a buffered C (calcium ascorbate) to a regular chewable ascorbic
acid.Also we started using Krystal salt.

   He's practically behaving like a normal kid! He who cried with
tears for hours almost every day and had to be removed from school.

   It's absolutely a miracle and an answer to our prayers to have
found this protocol, and I thank God daily.  I know Patrick's maybe
not quite out of the woods yet, but we can sure see the light at the
end of the tunnel. And we intend to keep up the fight.

   Please, please, be patient, those of you who may think salt/c is
not doing the job, and this is really hard for a parent of a young
child.  But I simply could not accept that he would have to go on
antibiotics for the rest of his life!

    Thanks so much for all your support. I read your posts and share
your victories. We CAN defeat this disease!
God bless you all,

Helen
(Patmom7)

#7125 From: "Beth" <bvegh@...>
Date: Thu Jun 30, 2005 11:11 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Beth - diabetes
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I just checked it after eating a large bowl of chicken noodle soup with carrots and noodles and a few other veggies,  and its 127.  how odd.  of course, to be fair, when he registered as 240 earlier, i had had a fairly large lunch with tempura battered chicken with cocktail sauce and hot mustard for dips, rolls with cinnamon sugar, won ton soup with one wonton in it, oolong tea without sugar, and some sips of hubby's cola.   what is A1c? 
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Subject: [lymestrategies] Re: Beth - diabetes

Beth both Hubbie and are are diagnosed type 2 NON insulin dependent diabetics.......   neither of us now requires medication.....   it can be done by diet alone BUT NOT the standard diabetic diet as proclaimed by the Diabetes association............   actually I am no longer considered diabetic  and hubbies A1c is now 5.8 and his morning sugars are in the totally normal range for fasting.......
 
When you have more time and energy write me back list...... happy to yak with you......  Clare in Tassie   mc@...
 


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#7124 From: "Clare McConville-Harris" <mc@...>
Date: Thu Jun 30, 2005 10:41 pm
Subject: Re: Beth - diabetes
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Beth both Hubbie and are are diagnosed type 2 NON insulin dependent diabetics.......   neither of us now requires medication.....   it can be done by diet alone BUT NOT the standard diabetic diet as proclaimed by the Diabetes association............   actually I am no longer considered diabetic  and hubbies A1c is now 5.8 and his morning sugars are in the totally normal range for fasting.......
 
When you have more time and energy write me back list...... happy to yak with you......  Clare in Tassie   mc@...
 
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#7122 From: "Beth" <bvegh@...>
Date: Thu Jun 30, 2005 10:11 pm
Subject: : Re: Beth -Abuse hotline
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Well i went to the base hospital today because the base doctor insisted i see him before i went to anyone
else. he ran a battery of blood tests (non-fasting) and a few urine tests.  he claims i have diabetes.  now,
i think he's partially right.  i think i have diabetes like symptoms because the degenerative state of my organs
from the lymes disease or rather, the degenerative state of the nerves associated with the organs, which may
be mimicking several things like diabetes, lou gehrigs, multiple sclerosis and so on. since i was already prone to blood sugar highs and lows (hypoglycemia, gestational diabetes), the degeneration of the nerves to the pancreas and other organs, has made it more noticeable and invasive. i do believe, if i didn't have the lymes, once the nerves healed the diabetes symptoms would vanish.  he said it was type 2 diabetes (non-insulin depenedent) and gave me a pill called Glucophage or something like that.  I  haven't taken it as yet, as I want a second opinion and i'm waiting on the results of the lymes test (Western blot and some other test).  He also gave me the kit to test my blood sugar.  this was very interesting. 
 
i had eaten lunch about an hour and a half before he ran the blood test for glucose, which was 240 (non-fasting). 2 hours later, when i learned how to take my own blood glucose levels, it was 109.  Strange no?
 
 
 
 

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