Hi Pat, My daughter just started on them; I think she's had 4 so far. She does have an IgG deficiency tho. Her story was she got the swine flu but they thought is was more just an allergic reaction to something she came into. Started with a sinus infection that went into pneumonia and an asthma attack. She ended up in the hospital fighting for her life. They gave her a bunch of steroids, which did save her, but also fired her adrenals, so she's never been the same since. The following year she caught the flu again and turned into pneumonia and in the hospital. They found the IgG deficiency during all this time through a simple blood test. Do u actually have a deficiency or is it more just to boost ur immune system?
My daughter went to meetings where people were sharing their experiences. They all had similar stories; sick all the time as a child and of an on in adulthood until sick all the time kind of thing. If u actually have a deficiency, then it does seem to help. The infusions take some getting use to tho. They can make one tired for a couple of days, some burning at the place where they infuse, but each infusion should get easier with less side effects. The results are not always dramatic, but one will simply stop getting sick all the time and as health returns, one feels better. She mentioned just the other day that she is feeling better and is getting glimpses of feeling normal. This was so exciting to me because it's been really life threatening. She also has to take some kind of steroid for her adrenals now too. I would also suggest u look into LC (liposomic vitamin c). There r videos showing a man almost dying from the swine flu but saved with the LC. There's a yahoo group I'm on: DIY Liposomal Encapsulation where u can learn to make ur own with some lecithin, water, vitamin c sonicating in a simple ultrasonic bath. It's very easy to make and u can drink as much as u need. I would really look into it. My daughter just buys the LC but I can't remember the name of the brand she gets. Also, u might want to look into colostrum. It has various growth factors, IGF1, TGFb2, EGF, PDGF. I really don't know what all that mean; it's just listed on the bottle. Also, immunoglobulins, IgG, IgA. Colostrum is just a really good supplement to boost ur immune system along with vitamin C. If ur blood woks show a deficiency, I would continue with the infusions. My daughter was also hesitant about the infusions but they do screen it. If u don't have a deficiency, I would look into the colostrum and LC. All colostrum isn't the same tho. Some seem to work better than others. I take immune tree first 6 hour milking. That means it was taken from within the first 6 hours of delivering. Gail Sent from my iPad > On Jun 6, 2016, at 8:55 PM, cassidy <pcassi...@tx.rr.com> wrote: > > IVIG is Intravenous Immunoglobulin - does anybody have any experience with > this protocol ? > My doctor has recommended these infusions every 3 weeks for the next year > because of my low immunity. I had pneumonia 2x last year and catch > everything that comes around. I had an allergic reaction to the last > antibiotic (Levoquin) that put me into Afib. Very slowly those effects have > diminished ..it been nearly a year now. I've had 3 of the infusions and I am > not reacting very well to them at all. I am not comfortable taking this > blood product but also need to be well. Any experiences would be > appreciated. For some reason the CS doesn't seem to stop upper respirator > stuff on me. Tks Pat C. > > > -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe: Archives: > http://www.mail-archive.com/silver-list@eskimo.com/maillist.html Off-Topic > discussions: List Owner: Mike Devour
