Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

[PT Ferrance]

Thanks, Olushola.PT


  From: Olushola Camara 
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
 Sent: Wednesday, July 4, 2018 10:59 AM
 Subject: Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO
   
The Magnesium Advocacy Group on Facebook has a lot of helpful advice on AFIB. 
One of the areas they focus on is mineral balancing. Enter AFIB in the search 
box to bring up the discussions.
Olushola

On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 10:04 PM, PT Ferrance  wrote:

Thanks for your replies, Tricia.  What do you mean "under control".  My 
doctor's main concern is a blood clot so I am on Omega 3 high doses to keep my 
blood thin.  I can only take tocotrienols... no tocopherols for me.  I take A, 
Bs and niacin and CoQ10 which helps a lot.  But I still have a high heart rate.
I will check out the youtube.Happy and safe holiday.PT


  From: pc 
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
 Sent: Monday, July 2, 2018 2:33 PM
 Subject: Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO
   
Bentonite Clay for SIBO.  I recommend  ***dotredmondclaydotcom     not all 
claysare the same.  Afib .. I am managing mine w extra magnesium and working on 
controlling anxiety which seems to be a driver for me.  all eight forms of Vit 
E and cod liver oil, B's and niacinI use the no flush ..and other vitamins 
..but that is main stuff.  check out youtube dr john bergman search for afib or 
arrhythmia.  Mine is under control w no prescription meds and I've been in ER 
several times.  Afraid to say I have it figured out but I'm on the right path.  
It is typically central nervous system i.e. anxiety unless you have structural 
heart issues.  Good luck.   Tricia
On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 1:19 PM, PT Ferrance  wrote:

Hi,
Has anyone found an alternative way to treat Afib and SIBO?Thanks.PT




   



   

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

[Olushola Camara]

The Magnesium Advocacy Group on Facebook has a lot of helpful advice on
AFIB. One of the areas they focus on is mineral balancing. Enter AFIB in
the search box to bring up the discussions.

Olushola

On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 10:04 PM, PT Ferrance  wrote:

> Thanks for your replies, Tricia.  What do you mean "under control".  My
> doctor's main concern is a blood clot so I am on Omega 3 high doses to keep
> my blood thin.  I can only take tocotrienols... no tocopherols for me.  I
> take A, Bs and niacin and CoQ10 which helps a lot.  But I still have a high
> heart rate.
> I will check out the youtube.
> Happy and safe holiday.
> PT
>
>
>
> --
> *From:* pc 
> *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com
> *Sent:* Monday, July 2, 2018 2:33 PM
> *Subject:* Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO
>
> Bentonite Clay for SIBO.  I recommend  ***dotredmondclaydotcom not all
> clays
> are the same.
> Afib .. I am managing mine w extra magnesium and working on controlling
> anxiety which seems to be a driver for me.  all eight forms of Vit E and
> cod liver oil, B's and niacinI use the no flush ..and other vitamins
> ..but that is main stuff.  check out youtube dr john bergman search for
> afib or arrhythmia.  Mine is under control w no prescription meds and I've
> been in ER several times.  Afraid to say I have it figured out but I'm on
> the right path.  It is typically central nervous system i.e. anxiety unless
> you have structural heart issues.  Good luck.   Tricia
>
> On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 1:19 PM, PT Ferrance  wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Has anyone found an alternative way to treat Afib and SIBO?
> Thanks.
> PT
>
>
>
>
>

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

[PT Ferrance]

Thanks for your replies, Tricia.  What do you mean "under control".  My 
doctor's main concern is a blood clot so I am on Omega 3 high doses to keep my 
blood thin.  I can only take tocotrienols... no tocopherols for me.  I take A, 
Bs and niacin and CoQ10 which helps a lot.  But I still have a high heart rate.
I will check out the youtube.Happy and safe holiday.PT


  From: pc 
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
 Sent: Monday, July 2, 2018 2:33 PM
 Subject: Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO
   
Bentonite Clay for SIBO.  I recommend  ***dotredmondclaydotcom     not all 
claysare the same.  Afib .. I am managing mine w extra magnesium and working on 
controlling anxiety which seems to be a driver for me.  all eight forms of Vit 
E and cod liver oil, B's and niacinI use the no flush ..and other vitamins 
..but that is main stuff.  check out youtube dr john bergman search for afib or 
arrhythmia.  Mine is under control w no prescription meds and I've been in ER 
several times.  Afraid to say I have it figured out but I'm on the right path.  
It is typically central nervous system i.e. anxiety unless you have structural 
heart issues.  Good luck.   Tricia
On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 1:19 PM, PT Ferrance  wrote:

Hi,
Has anyone found an alternative way to treat Afib and SIBO?Thanks.PT




   

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

[RaVen Sequoia]

Thanks, Nenah, for your how-to make magnesium oil. Are you saying there is
no need to add oil to it?
Never knew about Spectro-Chrome color therapy...will check into this.
Weird, because my intuition lately has been craving for colors. Even like,
especially colorful foods.

With appreciation,

RaVen


On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 9:07 AM, Nenah Sylver  wrote:

> RS wrote: Speaking of magnesium --- my muscles are cramping a lot
> (fibromyalgia ain't helping either) despite taking a tablet of magnesium on
> daily basis. I'm trying to save money - I've eliminated dairy since I
> cannot digest it and break out all over. Tried powdered form of CALM,
> didn't like it. Which brand/type do you use?
>
> It needs to be organic & corn-free too.
>
>
>
> Victor wrote: I would say epsom salt baths off the top of my head (add
> borax and baking soda too), as that is probably the most cost effective way
> to definitely absorb the magnesium. Boron (from the borax) is a potent
> cofactor too. Absorption of tablets/capsules is highly variable. Magnesium
> oil is also superb, but maybe less cost effective?
>
> ===
>
> Epsom salts is easy and cheap, but not enough magnesium absorbs. Magnesium
> oil is much better. To offset the cost, I make my own. It’s simple! Buy
> Magnesium Chloride flakes in bulk. It’s used to make tofu. Take a container
> of water and keep adding flakes and shaking it up until the water is
> saturated and nothing more can dissolve. Presto! Magnesium oil. (Don’t
> mistake Magnesium Chloride for calcium chloride flakes, also used to make
> tofu, though I’m thinking that perhaps calcium chloride as a liquid might
> help with muscles, too.)
>
>
>
> Then of course there’s Spectro-Chrome color therapy. I sprained my ankle
> and tonated using the Indigo color gels. In less than two hours the
> swelling and pain subsided. This is when four different homeopathic creams
> AND ice AND acupuncture didn’t help. Spectro-Chrome has colors for
> fibromyalgia too. Look up Dinshah Health Society.
>
>
>
> Nenah
>
>
>
> Nenah Sylver, PhD
>
> author, *The Rife Handbook*
>
> *of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health*
>
> now in all formats: hardcover, ebook for Mac, Kindle, iPad, Android
>
> *DVDs of 2016 Rife and Electromedicine Conference Available NOW*
>
> *www.nenahsylver.com *
>
>
>
>
>



-- 
Quote:
*"I hope you find someone who speaks your language so you don't have to *
*spend a lifetime translating your spirit." *


~mindsetofgreatness

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

[pc]

I just started taking liquid "Good State Ionic Magnesium 200 .  each l/2
cap is 200 mg..  I take full cap morning and night seems to have
stopped my early morning heart flutters.  Nothing in it .. just magnesium,
fulvic acid, reverse osmosis water and sorbic acid.   I was also getting
leg cramps on the tablets.  Tricia

On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 5:53 AM, RaVen Sequoia  wrote:

> Hi Folks,
> Speaking of magnesium --- my muscles are cramping a lot (fibromyalgia
> ain't helping either) despite taking a tablet of magnesium on daily basis.
> I'm trying to save money - I've eliminated dairy since I cannot digest it
> and break out all over. Tried powdered form of CALM, didn't like it. Which
> brand/type do you use?
> It needs to be organic & corn-free too.
>
> Tip is appreciated.
>
> Thanks for all of your wisdom CS folks -- it's always appreciated.
>
> Kindly,
>
> RS
>
> On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 2:33 PM, pc  wrote:
>
>> Bentonite Clay for SIBO.  I recommend  ***dotredmondclaydotcom not
>> all clays
>> are the same.
>> Afib .. I am managing mine w extra magnesium and working on controlling
>> anxiety which seems to be a driver for me.  all eight forms of Vit E and
>> cod liver oil, B's and niacinI use the no flush ..and other vitamins
>> ..but that is main stuff.  check out youtube dr john bergman search for
>> afib or arrhythmia.  Mine is under control w no prescription meds and I've
>> been in ER several times.  Afraid to say I have it figured out but I'm on
>> the right path.  It is typically central nervous system i.e. anxiety unless
>> you have structural heart issues.  Good luck.   Tricia
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 1:19 PM, PT Ferrance 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>> Has anyone found an alternative way to treat Afib and SIBO?
>>> Thanks.
>>> PT
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
> --
> Quote:
> *"I hope you find someone who speaks your language so you don't have to *
> *spend a lifetime translating your spirit." *
>
>
> ~mindsetofgreatness
>

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

[PT Ferrance]

Hi, It seems this thread has been co-opted by magnesium.  I really need help 
with the Afib and SIBO.If you take over a thread please retitle it.Thanks.PT


  From: Victor Cozzetto 
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
 Sent: Tuesday, July 3, 2018 9:41 AM
 Subject: Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO
   
Nice trick to make the magnesium oil. I never came across that before.Thanks!

On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 7:07 AM, Nenah Sylver  wrote:

RS wrote: Speaking of magnesium --- mymuscles are cramping a lot (fibromyalgia 
ain't helping either) despite taking atablet of magnesium on daily basis. I'm 
trying to save money - I've eliminateddairy since I cannot digest it and break 
out all over. Tried powdered form ofCALM, didn't like it. Which brand/type do 
you use? It needs to be organic & corn-free too.  Victor wrote: I would say 
epsom salt bathsoff the top of my head (add borax and baking soda too), as that 
is probably themost cost effective way to definitely absorb the magnesium. 
Boron (from theborax) is a potent cofactor too. Absorption of tablets/capsules 
is highlyvariable. Magnesium oil is also superb, but maybe less cost 
effective?===Epsom salts is easy and cheap, but 
notenough magnesium absorbs. Magnesium oil is much better. To offset the cost, 
Imake my own. It’s simple! Buy Magnesium Chloride flakes in bulk. It’s used 
tomake tofu. Take a container of water and keep adding flakes and shaking it 
upuntil the water is saturated and nothing more can dissolve. Presto! 
Magnesiumoil. (Don’t mistake Magnesium Chloride for calcium chloride flakes, 
also usedto make tofu, though I’m thinking that perhaps calcium chloride as a 
liquidmight help with muscles, too.) Then of course there’s Spectro-Chromecolor 
therapy. I sprained my ankle and tonated using the Indigo color gels. Inless 
than two hours the swelling and pain subsided. This is when four 
differenthomeopathic creams AND ice AND acupuncture didn’t help. Spectro-Chrome 
hascolors for fibromyalgia too. Look up Dinshah Health Society. Nenah Nenah 
Sylver, PhDauthor, The Rife Handbookof FrequencyTherapy and Holistic Healthnow 
in all formats: hardcover, ebook forMac, Kindle, iPad, Android DVDs of 2016 
Rife and Electromedicine Conference Available NOWwww.nenahsylver.com    


   

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

[Victor Cozzetto]

Nice trick to make the magnesium oil. I never came across that before.
Thanks!

On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 7:07 AM, Nenah Sylver  wrote:

> RS wrote: Speaking of magnesium --- my muscles are cramping a lot
> (fibromyalgia ain't helping either) despite taking a tablet of magnesium on
> daily basis. I'm trying to save money - I've eliminated dairy since I
> cannot digest it and break out all over. Tried powdered form of CALM,
> didn't like it. Which brand/type do you use?
>
> It needs to be organic & corn-free too.
>
>
>
> Victor wrote: I would say epsom salt baths off the top of my head (add
> borax and baking soda too), as that is probably the most cost effective way
> to definitely absorb the magnesium. Boron (from the borax) is a potent
> cofactor too. Absorption of tablets/capsules is highly variable. Magnesium
> oil is also superb, but maybe less cost effective?
>
> ===
>
> Epsom salts is easy and cheap, but not enough magnesium absorbs. Magnesium
> oil is much better. To offset the cost, I make my own. It’s simple! Buy
> Magnesium Chloride flakes in bulk. It’s used to make tofu. Take a container
> of water and keep adding flakes and shaking it up until the water is
> saturated and nothing more can dissolve. Presto! Magnesium oil. (Don’t
> mistake Magnesium Chloride for calcium chloride flakes, also used to make
> tofu, though I’m thinking that perhaps calcium chloride as a liquid might
> help with muscles, too.)
>
>
>
> Then of course there’s Spectro-Chrome color therapy. I sprained my ankle
> and tonated using the Indigo color gels. In less than two hours the
> swelling and pain subsided. This is when four different homeopathic creams
> AND ice AND acupuncture didn’t help. Spectro-Chrome has colors for
> fibromyalgia too. Look up Dinshah Health Society.
>
>
>
> Nenah
>
>
>
> Nenah Sylver, PhD
>
> author, *The Rife Handbook*
>
> *of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health*
>
> now in all formats: hardcover, ebook for Mac, Kindle, iPad, Android
>
> *DVDs of 2016 Rife and Electromedicine Conference Available NOW*
>
> *www.nenahsylver.com *
>
>
>
>
>

RE: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

[Nenah Sylver]

RS wrote: Speaking of magnesium --- my muscles are cramping a lot
(fibromyalgia ain't helping either) despite taking a tablet of magnesium on
daily basis. I'm trying to save money - I've eliminated dairy since I cannot
digest it and break out all over. Tried powdered form of CALM, didn't like
it. Which brand/type do you use? 

It needs to be organic & corn-free too. 

 

Victor wrote: I would say epsom salt baths off the top of my head (add borax
and baking soda too), as that is probably the most cost effective way to
definitely absorb the magnesium. Boron (from the borax) is a potent cofactor
too. Absorption of tablets/capsules is highly variable. Magnesium oil is
also superb, but maybe less cost effective?

===

Epsom salts is easy and cheap, but not enough magnesium absorbs. Magnesium
oil is much better. To offset the cost, I make my own. It's simple! Buy
Magnesium Chloride flakes in bulk. It's used to make tofu. Take a container
of water and keep adding flakes and shaking it up until the water is
saturated and nothing more can dissolve. Presto! Magnesium oil. (Don't
mistake Magnesium Chloride for calcium chloride flakes, also used to make
tofu, though I'm thinking that perhaps calcium chloride as a liquid might
help with muscles, too.)

 

Then of course there's Spectro-Chrome color therapy. I sprained my ankle and
tonated using the Indigo color gels. In less than two hours the swelling and
pain subsided. This is when four different homeopathic creams AND ice AND
acupuncture didn't help. Spectro-Chrome has colors for fibromyalgia too.
Look up Dinshah Health Society.

 

Nenah

 

Nenah Sylver, PhD

author, The Rife Handbook

of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health

now in all formats: hardcover, ebook for Mac, Kindle, iPad, Android 

DVDs of 2016 Rife and Electromedicine Conference Available NOW

w  ww.nenahsylver.com  

 

 

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

[Victor Cozzetto]

I would say epsom salt baths off the top of my head (add borax and baking
soda too), as that is probably the most cost effective way to definitely
absorb the magnesium. Boron (from the borax) is a potent cofactor too.
Absorption of tablets/capsules is highly variable. Magnesium oil is also
superb, but maybe less cost effective?

Just my thoughts.
Victor

On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 4:53 AM, RaVen Sequoia  wrote:

> Hi Folks,
> Speaking of magnesium --- my muscles are cramping a lot (fibromyalgia
> ain't helping either) despite taking a tablet of magnesium on daily basis.
> I'm trying to save money - I've eliminated dairy since I cannot digest it
> and break out all over. Tried powdered form of CALM, didn't like it. Which
> brand/type do you use?
> It needs to be organic & corn-free too.
>
> Tip is appreciated.
>
> Thanks for all of your wisdom CS folks -- it's always appreciated.
>
> Kindly,
>
> RS
>
> On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 2:33 PM, pc  wrote:
>
>> Bentonite Clay for SIBO.  I recommend  ***dotredmondclaydotcom not
>> all clays
>> are the same.
>> Afib .. I am managing mine w extra magnesium and working on controlling
>> anxiety which seems to be a driver for me.  all eight forms of Vit E and
>> cod liver oil, B's and niacinI use the no flush ..and other vitamins
>> ..but that is main stuff.  check out youtube dr john bergman search for
>> afib or arrhythmia.  Mine is under control w no prescription meds and I've
>> been in ER several times.  Afraid to say I have it figured out but I'm on
>> the right path.  It is typically central nervous system i.e. anxiety unless
>> you have structural heart issues.  Good luck.   Tricia
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 1:19 PM, PT Ferrance 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>> Has anyone found an alternative way to treat Afib and SIBO?
>>> Thanks.
>>> PT
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
> --
> Quote:
> *"I hope you find someone who speaks your language so you don't have to *
> *spend a lifetime translating your spirit." *
>
>
> ~mindsetofgreatness
>



-- 
Victor
*
Victor F. Cozzetto
Wise Traditions Nutritionist
www.Vitagenics.net 
CR: 506-8729-9217
JP: 050-5539-7102
US: 516-208-2434
*

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

[RaVen Sequoia]

Hi Folks,
Speaking of magnesium --- my muscles are cramping a lot (fibromyalgia ain't
helping either) despite taking a tablet of magnesium on daily basis. I'm
trying to save money - I've eliminated dairy since I cannot digest it and
break out all over. Tried powdered form of CALM, didn't like it. Which
brand/type do you use?
It needs to be organic & corn-free too.

Tip is appreciated.

Thanks for all of your wisdom CS folks -- it's always appreciated.

Kindly,

RS

On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 2:33 PM, pc  wrote:

> Bentonite Clay for SIBO.  I recommend  ***dotredmondclaydotcom not all
> clays
> are the same.
> Afib .. I am managing mine w extra magnesium and working on controlling
> anxiety which seems to be a driver for me.  all eight forms of Vit E and
> cod liver oil, B's and niacinI use the no flush ..and other vitamins
> ..but that is main stuff.  check out youtube dr john bergman search for
> afib or arrhythmia.  Mine is under control w no prescription meds and I've
> been in ER several times.  Afraid to say I have it figured out but I'm on
> the right path.  It is typically central nervous system i.e. anxiety unless
> you have structural heart issues.  Good luck.   Tricia
>
> On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 1:19 PM, PT Ferrance  wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> Has anyone found an alternative way to treat Afib and SIBO?
>> Thanks.
>> PT
>>
>>
>


-- 
Quote:
*"I hope you find someone who speaks your language so you don't have to *
*spend a lifetime translating your spirit." *


~mindsetofgreatness

Re: CS>OT - Afib & SIBO

[pc]

Bentonite Clay for SIBO.  I recommend  ***dotredmondclaydotcom not all
clays
are the same.
Afib .. I am managing mine w extra magnesium and working on controlling
anxiety which seems to be a driver for me.  all eight forms of Vit E and
cod liver oil, B's and niacinI use the no flush ..and other vitamins
..but that is main stuff.  check out youtube dr john bergman search for
afib or arrhythmia.  Mine is under control w no prescription meds and I've
been in ER several times.  Afraid to say I have it figured out but I'm on
the right path.  It is typically central nervous system i.e. anxiety unless
you have structural heart issues.  Good luck.   Tricia

On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 1:19 PM, PT Ferrance  wrote:

> Hi,
> Has anyone found an alternative way to treat Afib and SIBO?
> Thanks.
> PT
>
>