Is this the post you are referring to?
Hanneke
From: "Brooks Bradley" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: CS>[RE]CS>rheumatoid arthritis
Dear Richard,
Type I diabetes is, in general, quite pernicious.....imposing more
serious challenges
on the subject, than does the Adult Onset type (Type II). However,
there are a number of similar
effects.....not the least of which is the neuralgia component, and
common demands placed upon the liver function....experienced in both
types of diabetes. We have, in the past, determined that the simple
expedient of ingesting about 200 mg daily of Alpha Lipoic Acid does,
in fact, greatly aid such presentations.....when used as an
adjunctiuve protocol. The benefits, usually, present quite rapidly in
cases of extremity neuralgia (most notably, the feet). The itching,
burning-type sensations experienced in the feet are quite distressing
in many cases......and the addition of ALA has (in a majority of
cases) demonstrated to be most beneficial in these circumstances.
Recently, my own 82 year old brother (a long-term sufferer of Type II
diabetes) gained immediate relief from severe lower-extremity
neuralgia, from an ALA protocol similar to the one mentioned above.
An additional benefit, frequently occurring, is the lower insulin
requirement for adequate glucose manageme! nt. As ALA is a superb
liver function support,
allowing improved pancreatic function......secondary enzyme
production demands are lowered considerably. Additionally, ALA
provides splendid vitamin C recycling effects, plus improving the
systemic resistance toward seizures of many types......among younger
children (10 years and under)...especially. These effects have been
confirmed in the researches of Dr. Russell Blaylock, and summarized
in his splendid book "Excitotoxins; The Taste That Kills"; which
should be required reading for every medical
professional-----especially those in family practice.
There are other substances we have found to be of value, but
immediate time available prevents me from elaborating. I will attempt
to continue my comments on this subject at a later time....im the
near future. I apologize for having to close at this point, but I
must go now. I wish you the greatest success in your endeavors
addressing the challenges of Type I diabetes and its complications.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
At 08:36 AM 25/01/2008, you wrote:
Greetings,
Would someone be kind enough to repost the above mentioned BB post
or send it to me directly.
Thank you,
Craig
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