Why don't you inform him the Gulf War Illness is plain old aspertame poisoning, and save him a year of searching?
Marshall Quiksassy wrote: > I have fibromylgia and the chronic fatigue with it. I recently > started taking MSM and I feel so much better. I have alot more > energy. I am on a medication "wellbutrin" which helps with the pain > and has let me get some rest. I have read that it is the lack of > being able to get deep sleep which causes alot of problems associated > with fibromylgia. I am a patient with one of the leading doctors in > the country at Georgetown Hospital. He is taking a leave for a year > to research the gulf war illnesses. One of the problems is that many > people have developed fibromylgia. Good luck > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Janet Lubart > To: [email protected] > Sent: Friday, July 14, 2000 2:36 AM > Subject: Re: CS for Fibromyalgia? > I have seen incredible results with a friend of mine > following this program for 6 months or more. This MD. is > against herbs and any other form of salycilates. > www.guaidoc.com > > -----Original Message----- > From: Steve Young <[email protected]> > To: Silver List <[email protected]> > Date: Thursday, July 13, 2000 8:59 PM > Subject: CS for Fibromyalgia? > Perhaps this is a bit off topic. My wife suffers > from fibromyalgia and has not found much to > relieve the pain except deep muscle massage. > Since it is allegedly a connective tissue problem, > I don't see how CS would have much positive > effect. She takes CS when she has a cold or flu, > etc., but not regularly to try to deal with the > fibromyalgia. Anyone have experience getting > relief using CS? So, since many of you have wide > ranging experience with other cures, any > suggestions on methods to reduce or cure the > effects of fibromyalgia would be greatly > appreciated. Thanks,--Steve >
