Thanks a million Chris, You're right on the mark there. I don't think it
would be possible to get her on a cleansing diet but I'll remember it for
myself. For me I think mecury will feature as well. When my generation were
kids the dental proffesion practiced preventative dentistry. Emphasys on
'practice' we got two holes bored every six months and if there were no
holes to fill then they would bore one where they thought the next one aught
to be, conseqently many of us are carrying quite a bit of almalgm in our
mouths.
At 88 my mother wouldn't mind if St. Peter called but in the
mean time she has to put up with the Peter who aint achieved sainthood yet.
Cheers,
Peter.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Trem, Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 4:12 AM
Subject: RE: The Perils of BSE
> >I'm looking after a mother who is heading for alzheimers.
> Warm regards.
> Peter.
>
> Hello Peter,
> A man who lived in Phoenix Arizona, back in the early 80's, took in a
woman who was suffering from Alzheimer's. He put her on a cleansing diet and
found that she was eliminating lots of aluminum particles, which can come
from processed American cheese, aluminum pots and pans, etc. After he cured
her of Alzheimer's, others began calling him and asking for advise which he
gave freely and without charge. Then the American Medical Association heard
about it, slapped him with a law suit for practicing medicine without a
license and forced him to stop helping people. What did the AMA do with the
knowledge this man had for curing Alzheimer's? Nothing. The AMA succeeded in
suppressing another potential cure for disease. (Don't mean to sound
negative here that because of the AMA all hope is lost. Apparently, she was
cured with simple drugless, cleansing methods).
>
> Best wishes for you and your mother,
> Chris
>
>
