Re: slat/C, was Re: CS>Motor Neuron Disease and German New Medicine

2008-09-04 Thread sol

G Murray wrote:


What is the amounts of Vitamin C and Salt regime?  What are the 
quantities and are there certain times to take these compared with 
other Lyme meds?



I don't know. I've got a lot of reading to do, LOL.
sol


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Re: slat/C, was Re: CS>Motor Neuron Disease and German New Medicine

2008-09-02 Thread kmilkowski
There is a scale up method that was developed at a group called lymestrategies, 
a yahoo group. You would start out at low doses,how much depends on your 
situation, how sick you are, body wieght, etc. It would depend on what other 
meds you are taking, as to when to take the salt/c.

Kurt
 G Murray  wrote: 
> 
> What is the amounts of Vitamin C and Salt regime?  What are the 
> quantities and are there certain times to take these compared with other 
> Lyme meds?
> 
> G Murray
> .
> sol wrote:
> > kmilkow...@cfl.rr.com wrote:
> >>  They sure do have an awful lot of names for lyme disease, don't 
> >> they? I think it was Richard?? that put up the origional thread. 
> >> Might be a good idea to get on the salt/c protocol with a little MMS 
> >> and some CS mixed in, what do you think? 
> > I'm seriously thinking of lyme. I'm on a fibromyalgia list and a lot 
> > of people there have been found to have chronic lyme after suffering 
> > for 20 or more years with typical "fibro" symptoms. I just read a post 
> > from a person on different fibro list who says over 50 list members 
> > with progressively worsening "fibro" symptoms were tested for lyme and 
> > found positive. But the tests are expensive, and often not conclusive, 
> > I've read some lyme tests have 50% false negatives. So I'm thinking of 
> > a trial of salt/C.
> > If anyone here has done salt/C with success, I'd like to know how long 
> > to see any improvement in symptoms?
> > sol
> 
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Re: slat/C, was Re: CS>Motor Neuron Disease and German New Medicine

2008-09-02 Thread kmilkowski
The lyme tests all suck by design. If they were accurate, there'd be big 
problems, everybody might figure out where they get it from. Look up Dr. Lida 
Mattman?? I think that's how to spell her name. She just died last week, she 
was in her 90's. She developed an accurate lyme test and was run out of 
business by good ol' uincle sam. She kept on fighting anyway, her work is still 
ongoing. You can look into Central Florida Research lab, for testing. They have 
one of the most accurate tests. Lyme, is a clinical dx anyway, it's diagnosed 
by symptoms. There aren't any tests for MS or Parkinsons either, people just 
accept the dx from the allopathic quacks.

I have been on the salt/c protocol for over 2 years along with other various 
non-pharmaceutical adjuncts. Seems to be working out well for me. In March of 
06, I could barely walk up a flight of stairs at sea level. This past March I 
went skiing in Colorado and had almost no problem hiking up 13,000 feet 
carrying my skis. I was starting to develope Parkinsons 2 and a half years ago, 
and had I followed the allopath I'd probably be in the same boat as Micael J 
Fox?? Who incidently was treated for lyme years before his Parkinson's dx was 
given. 

Kurt
 sol  wrote: 
> kmilkow...@cfl.rr.com wrote:
> >  They sure do have an awful lot of names for lyme disease, don't they? I 
> > think it was Richard?? that put up the origional thread. Might be a good 
> > idea to get on the salt/c protocol with a little MMS and some CS mixed in, 
> > what do you think? 
> I'm seriously thinking of lyme. I'm on a fibromyalgia list and a lot of 
> people there have been found to have chronic lyme after suffering for 20 
> or more years with typical "fibro" symptoms. I just read a post from a 
> person on different fibro list who says over 50 list members with 
> progressively worsening "fibro" symptoms were tested for lyme and found 
> positive. But the tests are expensive, and often not conclusive, I've 
> read some lyme tests have 50% false negatives. So I'm thinking of a 
> trial of salt/C.
> If anyone here has done salt/C with success, I'd like to know how long 
> to see any improvement in symptoms?
> sol
> 
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Re: slat/C, was Re: CS>Motor Neuron Disease and German New Medicine

2008-09-01 Thread G Murray


What is the amounts of Vitamin C and Salt regime?  What are the 
quantities and are there certain times to take these compared with other 
Lyme meds?


G Murray
.
sol wrote:

kmilkow...@cfl.rr.com wrote:
 They sure do have an awful lot of names for lyme disease, don't 
they? I think it was Richard?? that put up the origional thread. 
Might be a good idea to get on the salt/c protocol with a little MMS 
and some CS mixed in, what do you think? 
I'm seriously thinking of lyme. I'm on a fibromyalgia list and a lot 
of people there have been found to have chronic lyme after suffering 
for 20 or more years with typical "fibro" symptoms. I just read a post 
from a person on different fibro list who says over 50 list members 
with progressively worsening "fibro" symptoms were tested for lyme and 
found positive. But the tests are expensive, and often not conclusive, 
I've read some lyme tests have 50% false negatives. So I'm thinking of 
a trial of salt/C.
If anyone here has done salt/C with success, I'd like to know how long 
to see any improvement in symptoms?

sol



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