To all interested list members. Recently, through a rather serendipitous
circumstance, we discovered that a variation of our original arthritis protocol
appears to offer a welcome reinforcement/improvement methodology.
We have been experiencing a significant incidence (20 to 25%) of
re-incursion of measureable arthritic symptoms----especially among our older
experimental volunteers-----primarily, but not exclusively of the
osteoarthritis types. We invoked several different variations of our protocol,
involving changes in the different percentages----and protocol
components......and experienced some intersting results.
Without trying your patience through relating what did not yield effective
address, I will relate.....what did.
The most rapid, and effective alleviation came through a
significant increase in each affected volunteer's quantitative intake of
gluscosamine and chondroitin. e.g. In those cases formerly---but no
longer---satisfactorily responsive, the daily dosage
was----essentially----doubled (i.e. from 2000 mg GS to 4000mg).
In some cases, to 6000 mg. The response was dramatic and quite
rapid.....considering the age of the volunteers and the fact that the body's
utilization of these compounds is measureably less rapid than those more
directly linked to the blood-borne constitutents of the cardiovascular system.
Definitive improvement manifested in a majority of cases....within 4
days.....or less.
Additionally, from among the "affected" population about 25%
displayed delayed---or small---response......even to the increased dosage of GS
and Chrondroitin. Significantly, a ten day course of CMO corrected EVERY ONE
of these laggard cases. Although only 4 in number, I believe it safe to infer
a similar number of persons from among the general population-at-risk, may
express the tendency to experience "relapses" relative to the activity of the T
cells located in the synovial fluid of the joint capsule. If in fact, this is
the case, it might be wise for older sufferers of arthritis centered in
articulating joints.....to seriously consider a prophylactic course of
CMO------annually. The Walmart Corporation now carries CMO under the Natrol
brand name (90 capsules for about 28.00). We utilized it, together with
others, and found it to be just as effective as products we paid 100.00 for.
This is not an endorsement......just our findings.
All of the volunteers involved in the above-mentioned circumstance are,
presently, maintaining the increased levels of GS and Chrondroitin----some at
the 6000 mg of GS level. Only one from a population of 16 has experienced
continuing complications and these are the result of an additional physical
insult and a pronounced condition of varicosity (which presents a continuous
environnment of invasive fluids into the joint capsule).
He is opting for Radio Frequency Ablation type sclerotherapy......which we
believe will successfully resolve his primary problem.
I apologize for this lengthy post and will try to move any further
commentary to the Alternative Silver list.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
p.s. Interested parties might consider switching to Enzymatically Hydrolyzed
Collagen as a source for a chrondroitin-like fraction......as it is,
essentally, the near equal of C. Sulphate and is MUCH LESS expensive, being
only about $10.00 for a quart container of powder. Most Walmart stores carry
this product in their supplement section. I am not shilling for Walmart; they
just seem to be convenient-----and economical for our "tight-fisted" buyer.
