Dr.Roy Page, MD in Memphis specializes in liver cancer using allopathic and
alt methods. He especially wants terminal or severe cases. 901-763-3664
Fax 901-763-4180. He should know.
TJ Garland, CMO supplier
there are no incurable illnesses-only incurable people.
From: "M. G. Devour" <mdev...@eskimo.com>
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>further questions re CS and liver transplant
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 12:32:23 -5
Hi Paula,
This is a tough situation, since there's no reason to expect that
somebody here has dealt with the same thing. We're only about 500
people, and liver transplants are not all that common. And liver
transplant patients interested in alternatives will be even rarer.
Given that your friend is under close supervision by her conventional
physicians we also have to face their inevitable suspicion of anything
that *they* don't control. We don't want to give them an excuse to
label CS as the problem on the basis of this case.
What conventional things is she doing, or supposed to be, to deal with
the virtual absence of an immune system? Could the elevated liver
enzymes indicate that the CS is killing an infection?
Ken's suggestion makes sense if you can't come up with more specific
information.
Anybody want to suggest other places Paula can ask her question?
Be well,
Mike D.
> I've been through the archives and can't find anything about whether
> it is safe for a
> liver transplant recipient to take CS daily, and if it is safe is there
> an amount that isn't. Like if 2 oz daily is ok is 2 quarts daily still
> ok?
> Only got one answer about my question whether CS can elevate liver
> enzymes. Garnet said
> silver is not metabolized by the liver so probably not, but I'd really
> like to get answers with something more solid behind them if such
> answers exist.
> No offense, but someone who's
> life depends on their transplanted liver isn't likely to have much
> confidence in a speculation or "I don't think so" which is still all I
> have to offer her at this point. My friend had her liver transplant
> several years ago, not sure how many. Because she basically has NO
> immune system due to the suppressive drugs, CS could be a real gift to
> her, but only if it won't harm the transplant, and if it won't interfere
> with the suppression drugs.
> Usually I am comfortable with my own to date knowledge and
> experience, but this is real
> life and death here.
> Anyone?
> TIA,
> paula
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