And shingles is a viral conditon as is herpes.  Too bad you didn't have CS at 
the time.

Faith G.

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Dee 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 12:19 PM
  Subject: Re: CS>EIS Immune system booster?


        I had heard that it was a B12 and or folic acid deficiency can cause 
this.  My own theory is that it is a manifestation of the herpes virus as I had 
a fairly bad case of this, although not nearly as bad as you Kirsteen.  I had 
awful 'stabbing' pains in various places; under the flabby bit of my arm; 
around my ribs, and across my middle back.  The pain was quite excruciating and 
my skin would be so tender I couldn't touch it.  My doctor said it was 
shingles, which I poo-poohed as I had no lesions at all.  I had to live on pain 
killers and amitriptylene an anti depressant which doctors use for this 
condition.  I now think he was right as when I *did* get shingles i.e. With 
lesions, I used tons of CS plus l-lysine and all the vits and minerals I could 
ingest!  I also had a bad case of sciatica, which also went with this regime.  
Dee 

        -------Original Message-------

        From: Kirsteen Wright
        Date: 23/02/2008 16:42:08
        To: [email protected]
        Subject: Re: CS>EIS Immune system booster?




        On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 4:03 PM, Scott <[email protected]> wrote:

        Hi, Kirsteen. My name is Scott and I have been diagnosed with a myalgic 
condition that none of my doctors can figure out. This condition M.E. sounds a 
lot  like what I have 

        Hi Scott

        You could try http://www.mechat.co.uk/  there's a lot of links there. 
Unfortunately, over here, the psychiatric brigade hijacked the funding for 
research and of course won't let go so there's very little biomedical research 
done on it. 

        We're still frequently told it's all in our heads and all we need is 
some CBT to persuade us we're not ill and we'll be fine. Despite that we're not 
allowed to donate organs or blood and the changes in the brain stem are showing 
up on autopsies and it can now officially be given as a cause of death. If you 
can afford the private tests you can also show the degeneration in the 
mitochondria, and the ATp / Awhatsits imbalance.