> Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1998 02:23:12
> To: [email protected], [email protected]
> From: John and Valerie Surgeon <[email protected]>
> Subject: Getting organized in the health struggle
> Reply-to: [email protected]
John,
Everything you are doing seems to be going in the right directions.
But I would like to suggest some other items you might like to try
and that might help you.
1st, I would suggest you do coffee enemas in the mornings and maybe
a regular enema at night.
Also, to support your liver I would suggest you take milk thistle as
it will help you rebuild the liver. Also, you might want to add a
good enzyme to your meals and between meals.
There are other things you could do, but I think that would be where
I would start if it were me.
Hope this helps.
Take Care!
Jim Einert, N.D.
> I am trying to address health issues in light of my research over the last
> year.
>
> Some facts
>
> 48 year old obese male, working at light to moderate execise job[high
> stress]. bicycle commuting 15mi./week on flat roads. Other exercise-chores
> around house, second job. On feet constantly at work as nursing aide,
> usually working 60+hours. Lost about 30 lbs. during the past three years,
> still about 50 lbs. overweight.
>
> History of overuse of antibiotics-acne treatment in teens. Possible candida?
> History of bed confinement at age 6-seven months due to suspicion of
> rheumatic fever, heart murmur. Diagnosis never confirmed. Possible
> parasite problems?
> urinary tract pain/bleeding, prostatitis while in military.
> stress edema in ankles while in basic training.
> major swimmer's ear while stationed in Western Washington[fungal problems]
> current edema, sore areas 1-3 in. diameter on both ankles. sores may be
> due to rubbing while wearing rubber work boots, have not healed in 3 years.
> Possible CHF, kidney problems, lymph system trouble?
> ongoing chest congestion, various sinus/flu symptoms
> Extreme dandruff, on-going non healing sores on scalp
>
> Alternate health options tried-
>
> Hulda Clark zapper, tried various combinations of electrodes, electrode
> placement, found some help with minor problems, less dependence on pain
> relievers, more freedom from flu type symptom. Used some of Dr. Clark's
> recommendations, avoided softdrinks, boiled milk products. Used borax for
> body cleanse per Dr. Clark, made acid rinse with lemon peel, nutribiotic gel.
> Now using Rexall fiber drink product for heart benefits
> Discovered oxytherapy[rejected 20+yrs. ago when advised of "free radicals"}
> Found a magazine published by Dr. Douglass, describing oxytherapy w/iv
> drips, uv light blood oxygenation or ozonation.
> Found information on Brian McInturf's site regarding oxygenation of blood
> through zapping.
> During same time, found information on Fred Warner's site and Thomas
> Miller's site regarding the blood electrification/oxygenation processes of
> Dr. Bob Beck.
> Noted differences of application from Dr. Clark's zapper[pulsed dc 30 khz
> skin effect vs. higher voltage low freq. fullwave ac]
> Purchased food grade h202, worked up to 25 drops/large amounts of h20, at
> least twice daily. Noticed less problem with chest congestion, easier
> breathing, less fatigue, better sinus, little to no flu type problems.
> Experimented with GfSE, cs combinations. Ignored zapping-the h202 seemed
> to cover the same bases, hit the chest gunch problem better. Started using
> less amounts of h202(10 drops 2xd/4oz. distilled h20)with swishnswallow
> method.
> Tried to remember deep breathing type exercises. Noted discomfort in lower
> chest, coughing when trying morning exercises.
>
> More back to basics research
> EWOT[Exercise with oxygen therapy]per Dr. Douglass-innovate
> Better breathing[breathing exercises, better breathing while sleeping]
> Improve circulation[magnets whie sleeping?]
> Reduce edema-castor oil packs? I have some problems with this
> reliable cs production
>
> This is to help me organize my thinking and set priorities. This stuff is
> still tough to put into action. I sense some lifting of the brain fog,
> more coherence, more self-discipline. Communication helps-seeing others
> struggle and make headway, as well as finding useful answers. I am trying
> to put the KISS principle into action here-Keep It Simple and Survive.
>
>
>
>
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