Marshalee, after going through approx 20 brands of powdered C, I settled
on Natrol brand Ester C. Keeping an empty stomach and increasing a
hydrochloric acid with a supplement would help rapid and a better
absorption.
My main routine is to take 2 heaping teaspons (approx. 7,000 mg) in
juice at
a colonoscopy definitely saved my son's life a couple years ago. He's mid
40
davido
On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 21:39:30 -0400 alltogether...@webtv.net writes:
Marshalee, I feel the same about the colonosocopy. I told my doc
about
http://GaryNull.com s comments that we all have cancer several
Hi! Well, I have no gallbladder anymore, as the darn Lyme bugs did it
in. Had to have it removed in 1991. (I heard this happens to a lot of
Lymies)
Maybe this is a phantom pain??
No pain in the left side at all.
I took a big bunch of silver yesterday, and that finally got rid of the
small
@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSdoctors, sigh
Hmm, interesting!
Any suggestions on what is a good kind of C to get? I have some
chewable, but it tastes yucky, hard for me to get down. And some tablets
make my stomach burn.
Marshalee
Marshalee, I feel the same about the colonosocopy. I told my doc about
http
OK! Thanks for the info.
Once my Trust is up and running, by the end of the month, hopefully,
I`ll be able to get good things like that. (Right now, I`m on a 75
dollar loan from my daughter, just to make it to the end of this month.
I used up all my savings in the last 7 months, and am now
Dear David,
I am so glad for him!
He must have had his tumor located low enough down the colon to be
found, most are up high, where the colonoscopy the tubes can`t get.
Thus my mom died. sigh...
I had a colonoscopy 9 years ago, when the Lyme was ravaging me. The
doc did it, found nothing, and
Hi Marshalee,
Good to hear about no pains under the left ribs as that is not a good
sign. I have no gallbladder either. I still have pains in that area.
Maybe phantom pains, but you can still have stones in the bile ducts and
liver trying to exit. I have passses several stones since
own CS, you might think about brewing your own Kombucha too.
If you have any questions, e-mail me.
Sasha
---Original Message---
From: Marshalee
Date: 04/13/05 07:59:34
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSdoctors, sigh
Hi! Well, I have no gallbladder anymore, as the darn Lyme bugs
In a message dated 4/13/2005 8:33:42 AM Central Standard Time,
ide...@juno.com writes:
a colonoscopy definitely saved my son's life a couple years ago.
A colonoscopy WOULD HAVE saved my Dad's life, if he'd had one. I think
avoiding a colonoscopy is perilous. MA
In a message dated 4/13/2005 10:08:36 AM Central Standard Time,
mama...@netzero.net writes:
I`m getting my share put into a Special Needs Trust, so I can
keep my SSI and Medicaid going.
I'm interested in this. I have a sister who is on Soc.Sec.Disability with
Medicaid, etc. She will be
In a message dated 4/13/2005 10:12:42 AM Central Standard Time,
mama...@netzero.net writes:
He must have had his tumor located low enough down the colon to be
found, most are up high, where the colonoscopy the tubes can`t get.
Are you sure you aren't talking about a sigmoidoscopy? They can't
Having some family history of colon cancer, it drives doctors nuts that
I refuse to have a colonoscopy, I've had two sigmoidoscopies years ago,
and those were enough for me, I refuse any more of those either. What
drives me nuts about doctors, and why I stay away from them as much as
I think a colonoscopy does pretty much examine the entire intestinal
tract. My mother's surgeon insisted on showing me the photos of her
colonoscopy as well as the polyps they removed (in little glass tubes).
He didn't seem to notice I was gagging and looking away. He was very
proud of his
if a male has no familial colon prob, is under 50, no symptoms of colon
prob. and no family that gives a damn about em-- I would say they have
the
right to drive the docs nuts. davido
On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 10:58:21 -0600 sol sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com writes:
Having some family history of
I watched Katie Couric get one on TV a while back. They can`t getfar
beyond the Descending Colon.
Marshalee
He must have had his tumor located low enough down the colon to be
found, most are up high, where the colonoscopy the tubes can`t get.
Are you sure you aren't talking about a
This is basically correct, Marshalee, in fact they cant get beyond the
dec.col. at all now; but the entire colon can be quite nicely viewed-- I
have had them with and without sedation [same with endoscopic] and there
is some discomfort from the air pressure inserted to shape the colon for
a better
I resepctfully disagree, there really are very valid individual reasons
why someone at high risk (me) would refuse these tests, I do not intend
to discuss them here however. This is not something to say a person is
silly about, really. I have thoroughly researched both the benefits
and risks
My mom died of colon cancer, with mets to the liver. She had NO
treatment, and thus had five good years. She didn`t really deteriorate
until the last 2 weeks! She saw the horror and misery her mom had gone
through with breast cancer and the primitive chemotherapy available back
in the late
Hi, Listers!
Well, I went for a checkup today, to one of the only docs in town who
does Medicaid and is accepting new patients. She is a nice lady, she is
from Romania, but she obviously thinks CS is weird, and that too much
stomach acid causes heartburn. (I told her about the low stomach
Marshalee, I feel the same about the colonosocopy. I told my doc about
http://GaryNull.com s comments that we all have cancer several times in
or lives, and he agreed, so if I develop it, then I would do the least
toxic treatment first, and so on.
I am finding that mega doses of ester c
Hmm, interesting!
Any suggestions on what is a good kind of C to get? I have some
chewable, but it tastes yucky, hard for me to get down. And some tablets
make my stomach burn.
Marshalee
Marshalee, I feel the same about the colonosocopy. I told my doc about
http://GaryNull.com s comments
I'm very sorry to hear about your situation Marshalee.
Sincerely..Ernie
-Original Message-
From: Marshalee [mailto:mama...@netzero.net]
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 8:49 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSdoctors, sigh
Hi, Listers!
Well, I went for a checkup today, to one
Hi Marshalee,
The pains under your ribs is likely your gall bladder/liver on your
rightside and spleen on your left side. I had my gallbladder removed
eight years ago and when they diagnosed many stones they also found my
spleen to be enlarged. WhenI feel crappy my spleen enlarges more and
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