Steve, Your post doesn't sound very ADD...
Dan On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Steve <[email protected]> wrote: > I was diagnosed with ADD when I was 48. I've been on medication for it > ever since with some success, but still not enough to really resolve my ADD > issues fully. > > I am very new to the world of CS and similar therapies and have been mostly > doing a ton of research online as one thing tends to lead to another. Right > now I think my brain is going to explode as I'm grappling with CS, H2O2, > MMS, colloidal gold, Blood Electrification, Magnets, EDTA, and god knows > what else. > > It is all fascinating to me. > > I am a skeptic at heart, or perhaps merely a cynic. I don't want to > believe in outlandish stuff just because I WANT it to be true. I want to > believe because I'm convinced. Whether there are conspiracies or not with > the established medical communities or not, is not that important to me. I > recognize that there certainly can be, whether intentional or not. > > So, I have made my own home-made colloidal silver, but wasn't able to > confirm it until I got a water meter thru Ebay for a mere $15. Found that > my 1st brew came in at 6 ppm, which I think is about perfect. I used two > .999 pure silver dollars for electrodes, distilled water and used a > tupperware pitcher to hold it all in. I didn't have a fishtank bubbler, so > I used a nebulizer which was a lot more powerful than I would have liked. > > My first day that I sampled my brew was last Saturday. On Sunday I woke > up with a considerably stuffy nose and had a productive drainage which > appeared to be a sinus infection. (I'll pass on the intimate details.). I > took a good dose of my home-brew that day as well as Monday. My stuffiness > disappeared within 1/2 hour or so and has not yet returned. > > After a couple days, I decided I needed more and better equipment to really > know exactly how successful my first batch of CS was, so I ordered a testing > device on Ebay which arrived yesterday. > > On Tuesday, I found the Meso Gold etc. website and was entranced with the > testimonials. Now, being a cynic and skeptic, I'm not one to put a great > deal of confidence into anecdotal evidence. However, the testimonies were > pretty convincing and with my ADD problems plus my considerable depression > issues (you'll have to know more of my life story to appreciate this issue), > I allowed myself to be hopeful and ordered a litre of the meso-gold product. > > It arrived yesterday. I took a tablespoon when I opened the package, and > another this morning. I don't have a lot to report yet, other than I think > I have experienced some elevation of mood and mental focus, but it could > easily be my imagination as this can be pretty subjective. I think if I see > a dramatic change, I will be convinced. > > It would be great if it works as advertised since my daughter has serious > ADD issues interfering with school, and my wife has lost a great deal of her > cognitive ability in recent years. Her micro-biography - she was a high > school valedictorian, graduated from MSU with honors in Accounting, became a > CPA and was highly efficient and organized. This is the woman I married 19 > years ago. She has a history of occasional migraines which became a severe > problem in 2003 when she was no longer able to continue working due to > depression, brain fog, and daily migraines. She has them every single day > since 2006 and her mental focus has continued to slowly deteriorate, but has > been going much more rapidly this year. She has a lot of mental confusion, > poor short-term memory to the point she can now no longer read books because > she can't remember the first part of the paragraph by the time she gets to > the end. She is now showing a lot of trouble in following my conversations > with her when I am explaining various issues or events, especially in > regards to our son's ongoing divorce melodrama. > > She was found to have an auto-immune disorder, which was officially > diagnosed as 'connective tissue disorder.' The rheumatologist stopped her > from answering questions during his diagnosis consultation. The reason, he > told us, was that if he got ONE more positive answer, he would be obliged to > diagnose her with lupus and she would become uninsurable. And the > treatment for lupus and the less scary (to insurance companies) diagnosis of > connective tissue disorder is the same. What a nice doctor. > > I had intended to write this email just to let folks know where I was at > with CS therapy and my early experience so far with meso-gold, and hope for > useful comments. But of course, if anyone has any thoughts on my wife's > situation and whether meso gold or other products might help her, I'd LOVE > to hear it. > > Thanks much. > > Steve G > > > > > > > > > >
