CS will help kill the opportunistic infections. You should drink some
everyday.
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From: sol pcar...@wyoming.com
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Several people somewhat
Several people somewhat misread my question. Oh, well. I understand what
celiac is and that it is genetic, and that celiacs cannot ingest gluten in
any form.
My question was whether CS might not help any concurrent infections in
the intestines? Because of the damage celiac disease causes, it
11/8/02 1:26 AM C Creel
Some articles:
-- Human choriogonadotropin-like material in bacteria of different species:
electron microscopy and immunocytochemical studies with monoclonal and
polyclonal antibodies.
Acevedo HF, Pardo M, Campbell-Acevedo E, Domingue GJ.
J Gen Microbiol. 1987
11/8/02 1:08 PM Marshall Dudley
I cannot find ad-hominen or ad hominem in the dictionary. Are these spellings
right?
Marshall
Hi Marshall,
my American Heritage reveals the
following for ad hominem:
ad hominem (hÄm2ú-nRm1, -núm) adj. 1. Appealing to personal
I find it distasteful that well-informed comments are dismissed as
speculation -- at a certain point speculation becomes hypothesis,
though not all of us have opportunity to follow through with our
hypotheses -- and I also find it irritating, patronizing, and
wrongheaded for a list member
Someone wrote:
But there are 900,000 people out there with Celiac Sprue in America.
Which at are a high risk of coming down with Lupus or from the bread allergy.
Some news for crust-eaters:
http://materials.chemweb.com/alchem/articles/1035208552794.html
8 November 2002
Eating bread
Jonathan wrote:
I find it distasteful that well-informed comments are dismissed as
speculation -- at a certain point speculation becomes hypothesis,
though not all of us have opportunity to follow through with our
hypotheses -- and I also find it irritating, patronizing, and
wrongheaded for a
there.
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I would like to know how you know CS can't help celiac? I was
wondering
if
CS IV or enemas might
.
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Plenty of evidence exists for the use of antioxidants to reduce
Could it be they are all the same mycoplasma invading different cells?
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Cases of MS also are also linked
What caused the bread allergy i n the first place?
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I totally agree with a lot of your
It is my opinion, if I had waited for all these informed responses, I
would not be walking today, and probably not taking CS.
Nancy
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It is my opinion, if I had waited for all these informed responses, I
would not be walking today, and probably not taking CS.
Nancy
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From: C Creel ccr
HELP
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I would like to know how you know CS can't help celiac? I was wondering
if
CS IV or enemas might be of help
4:49 AM
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Jonathan,
You said:
Please keep on posting and ignore the school-marmish comments you might
receive. No one has time to check every citation,
If being thorough is school-marmish in your book, I'll take the
label
you
Dear Robb,
You said:
I think Nancy does indeed have strong evidencethe problem
is.Doctors use diagnosis' like MS..or Lupusor similar names
when they don't really know for what is wrongRobb
** I'm quite pleased to hear Nancy's story ofrecovery, but
into the light.:)
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It would certainly not hurt anything to give it a try..I would be very
of mycoplasma. But for
the babies with the genetic defect, it was too late.
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Could it be they are all the same mycoplasma
a virus can cause
some cases. But current research says that most cases are caused by
genetics.
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I would like to know how you know CS can't help celiac? I was wondering if
CS IV or enemas might be of help. I don't have it but a longtime aquaintance
of mine recently died while waiting for a liver transpant. The underlying
cause of her liver failure was celiac disease, which had gone
Malcolm Stebbins wrote:!
Ad-hominen sucks and killing the messenger is NOT the sport of kings.
At 02:49 AM 11/8/02 -0800, you wrote:
Jonathan,
You said:
Please keep on posting and ignore the school-marmish comments you might
ad hominem attacks.
I cannot find ad-hominen or ad
How about this: Please, both of you, keep on posting! You have both
offered information from different experiences and points of view. You
disagree: Wonderful!
Ad-hominen sucks and killing the messenger is NOT the sport of kings.
At 02:49 AM 11/8/02 -0800, you wrote:
Jonathan,
You said:
On Fri, 08 Nov 2002 16:08:00 -0500, Marshall Dudley wrote:
I cannot find ad-hominen or ad hominem in the dictionary. Are these spellings
right?
Marshall
Translated from Latin to English, Ad Hominem means against the man or
against the person.
An Ad Hominem is a general category of fallacies
On Fri, 08 Nov 2002 16:08:00 -0500, Marshall Dudley mdud...@execonn.com wrote:
I cannot find ad-hominen or ad hominem in the dictionary. Are these spellings
right?
Marshall
Argumentum ad Hominem
Argumentum ad Hominem. Translation: ... Exposition: A debater commits the Ad
Hominem
Fallacy when
. Silver
will help you there.
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Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 9:56 AM
Subject: Re: CSHas anyone had success with CS and LUPUS?
I would like to know how you know CS can't help celiac? I was wondering
if
CS IV
Hi Marshall;
I believe the spelling 'ad hominem' is right; the phrase is latin for 'to
the man', and is used to describe the rhetorical technique of attacking the
motive, character, actions or appearance of your opponent in an argument,
rather than addressing the subject of the argument
Subject: Re: CSHas anyone had success with CS and LUPUS?
Dear Nancy,
You said:
Check out mycoplasmas - Stealth Pathogens at www.rain-tree.com/myco.htm
it's quite an eye opener.
**Have you read the articles from the citations? I've read twelve of
them.
They don't support what this page
I think this is the same mistake that the medical community makes with their
association of HIV with AIDS. Cofactors can sometimes confuse cause and
action. With AIDS it is life threatening, since from what I can tell high HIV
counts are caused by the suppressed immune system letting this virus
C Creel ccr...@eagle1st.com wrote:
This type of writing is misleading. It causes people to draw
incorrect
conclusions.
I totally agree. I think it would be narrow-minded to consider all of those
diseases as caused by one bacteria, virus, whatever. For example, MS and other
neurological
Hi Catherine; the whole subject area of cell wall deficient forms is
confusing - at least to me. I've just started reading Dr. Mattman's book,
don't know if the quote Nancy pointed you to is from the book or someone's
precis. What does seem clear is that most detection methodologies are
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Subject: Re: CSHas anyone had success with CS and LUPUS?
C Creel ccr...@eagle1st.com wrote:
This type of writing is misleading. It causes people to draw
incorrect
conclusions.
I totally agree. I think it would be narrow
, but that is the only
thing my simple uneducated mind can understand.
Nancy
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Dear Nancy,
You said:
Check out mycoplasmas
anyone had success with CS and LUPUS?
I think this is the same mistake that the medical community makes with
their
association of HIV with AIDS. Cofactors can sometimes confuse cause and
action. With AIDS it is life threatening, since from what I can tell high
HIV
counts are caused
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From: Paul Ladendorf
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Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 11:36 AM
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C Creel ccr...@eagle1st.com wrote:
This type of writing is misleading. It causes people to draw
incorrect
: CSHas anyone had success with CS and LUPUS?
All I can tell you is mycoplasma is a very new word even to doctors. Many
have not even heard of it yet. I have two people with fibrmyalgia, two
with
chroans, two with lupus, one with chronic fatigue syndrom, eleven with
MS,
one with interstitial
understand.
Nancy
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Dear Nancy,
You said:
Check out mycoplasmas - Stealth Pathogens at www.rain
Dear Malcolm,
You said:
the whole subject area of cell wall deficient forms is
confusing - at least to me. I've just started reading Dr. Mattman's book,
don't know if the quote Nancy pointed you to is from the book or someone's
precis. What does seem clear is that most detection
Jonathan,
You said:
Please keep on posting and ignore the school-marmish comments you might
receive. No one has time to check every citation,
If being thorough is school-marmish in your book, I'll take the label
you intended as an insult and wear it proudly.
But, I find it more than a
Check out mycoplasmas - Stealth Pathogens at www.rain-tree.com/myco.htm
it's quite an eye opener.
Nancy
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: f.capezzuto f.capezz...@insightbb.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 8:22 AM
Subject: Re: CSHas anyone had success with CS and LUPUS?
Very good point. Dr. Brown in 1988 (and before) was putting a high
percentage of cases of JRA in remission with ABX treatment. His
On Tue, 05 Nov 2002 14:12:12 +0200, Stephen Summers surec...@netactive.co.za
wrote:
As a homeopath, he stresses that to effect any cure, one first has to get
the pH level of the body correct i.e 7.5.
Which Ph? Blood, urine, saliva? They're all different.
sense
Nancy
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Sent: Monday, November 04, 2002 10:31 AM
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There is a theory that the brain requires a lot of magnesium for proper
: Monday, November 04, 2002 10:31 AM
Subject: Re: CSHas anyone had success with CS and LUPUS?
There is a theory that the brain requires a lot of magnesium for proper
functioning, and that many Alzheimer's victims are very deficient in
magnesium. In some instances, aluminum can be used
Dear Nancy,
You said:
FYI Alzheimer's disease is an auto immune disease caused by micoplasma.
I know for a fact that CS helps MS, Lupus, Croans, fibromyalgia and many
otherauto immune diseases caused by micoplasma.
I think you are jumping the gun with this statement. For
You might consider applying urine therapy.
Go to GOOGLE and click on urine therapy
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Ode Coyote wrote:
How does smoke attract radon that's not already in the air?
And if it's already in the air, how does one not breath it anyway?
There is radon in the air. Unfortunately in East Tennessee where I live, there
can be quite a bit of it from the traces of radium in the
How does smoke attract radon that's not already in the air?
And if it's already in the air, how does one not breath it anyway?
Some plants do assimilate heavy metals as they grow and tobacco is one, or
so I hear.
Radon and other radioactive elements such as found in granite are not
uncommon
There is a theory that the brain requires a lot of magnesium for proper
functioning, and that many Alzheimer's victims are very deficient in
magnesium. In some instances, aluminum can be used as a substitute for
magnesium, so the magnesium deprived brain draws the aluminum from the
various
I love English tea, and learned from my supplier that tea plants pull in
a lot of aluminum from the soil. I was curious about this apropos
aluminum and Alzheimer's disease. I still drink my tea, understanding
that aluminum (aluminium to British types) is everywhere. Whether it
gets into the
I agree that Po210 would cause cancer. I would like to see more research
referenced that links the Po210 to calcium phosphate fertilizer. It is known
that
radon is attracted to cigarette smoke, so a person in a smoke filled room will
end up getting exposed to about 100 times as much radon as if
Thanks, I will pass this info on to her. :)
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Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 12:44 AM
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f.capezzuto writes:
My sister got a Lupus like disease from
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Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 12:55 AM
Subject: Re: CSHas anyone had success with CS and LUPUS?
Depending on the cause of the Lupus. Lupus itself is not a single disease.
It's not a disease that has one cause. Some of the things that can cause
Lupus are:
- Iron Overload
f.capezzuto wrote:
Depending on the cause of the Lupus. Lupus itself is not a single
disease. It's not a disease that has one cause. Some of the things
that can cause Lupus are: - Iron Overload.- Infections like HIV and
Lyme Disease.- Reactions to drugs.- Genetic metabolic disorder.-
: Marshall Dudley
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Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 9:13 AM
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f.capezzuto wrote:
Depending on the cause of the Lupus. Lupus itself is not a single disease.
It's not a disease that has one cause. Some
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Frank,
I would not call the use of CS as a Cure, but rather a control of
Lupus.
In fact
Lupus drink my CS. After
several months, they have no longer had any attacks.
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f.capezzuto wrote
), they will show all of the people who were put into remission
from RA with long term ABX treatment. Dr Brown stated a 90 percent success
rate for RA sufferers.
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Lupus
f.capezzuto writes:
My sister got a Lupus like disease from taking a stop smoking drug.
She got worse till...she stopped taking it...two weeks to fully recover...
Now she is back to smoking, and healthy. ;)
Engaging Atlantis Rising Magazine (11-12/02 Issue #36; article not yet
online)
My mother tried for a short term and did not notice any improvement.
However I do think it might be good as a preventative, even if not a
cure.
Marshall
Steve Reniger wrote:
Hello! Has anyone had success with CS and Lupus? Thanks!Steve Reniger
01, 2002 12:48 AM
Subject: CSHas anyone had success with CS and LUPUS?
Hello!
Has anyone had success with CS and Lupus?
Thanks!
Steve Reniger
Hello!
Has anyone had success with CS and Lupus?
Thanks!
Steve Reniger
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