Sorry, dd is accepted on most lists as short for Dear Daughter, just
like DH is short for Dear Husband or perhaps Dorky, or d...@#n depending
on how you are feeling at that particular moment... the first D is
always considered context sensitive ; -). It should have been
capitialized though.
You know we did the cranberry every day for a year and it did help
keep most of the infections at bay, but the MINUTE that we stopped
she had one again. The naturopath seemed to think that meant she
never really rid herself of it, it just "went into hiding".
My daughter just turned six, and we have been battling this since she
was three. I have caught a lot of flak from her "regular
pediatrician" for not subjecting her to all the standard testing.To
the point where i don't take her to see that Dr. anymore. The very
first time DD had an infection, and I refused to immediately schedule
her for an ultrasound and the radioactive dye tests, she yelled at
me, and I mean really yelled. I have recently been considering taking
her back in for the testing.
Just for the record, She has not had a transplant, just recurrent
bladder infections.
So far the measures we've taken include these:
She is Supposed to drink eight glasses of water a day. Mostly she
falls short, unless I am constantly nagging her.
She's not allowed sugar, since it seems to make the situation worse.
( well O.k. very seldom )
She doesn't take baths, only showers. Of course no bubble bath, which
is what started us down this path ( if only I had known... )
Now we have her using a wet wipe every time she goes just to make
sure that she gets properly clean. She seems not to have any
awareness of bowel issues until it is on the verge of being too late,
so that she ends up with "messy" pants. At Six this is getting pretty
embarrassing for her. Sorry of that was TMI everyone!
We tried CS and it seemed to improve but as soon as she stops taking
it, bingo, back to square one.
I am so hoping that she grows out of this soon. According to the
information I've read, either they grow out of it, or they wind up
needing to have surgery to correct it.
The last time I posted about this everyone was really helpful. I wish
I could say that we had resolved it, but it seems to just keep coming
back.
Oh, and I have a question for you. How did you manage to teach your
DD to swallow pills? Mine still can't.
We'd been opening up the pill and giving it to her in some cod liver
oil, which I am sure reduced the effectiveness of it, but it was the
only way she could actually gag down the powder. Poor thing.
Sharon
Sharon,
In our case, the cranberry was the key ingredient. Interestingly
enough (with an immunosuppressed person) cranberry alone wasn't
enough to kill the infection.......nor was CS alone sufficient.
However, we DO use cranberry as a prophylaxis treatment to prevent
any future urinary tract infections, with tremendous success (none
in over a year). We use 1 nature's way standardized cranberry
extract pill 2 times per day as her propylaxis protocol, and have
stayed infection free.......even though her bladder actively
refluxes "dirty urine" into her kidney (a common occurence in kidney
transplants).
One suggestion about the water issue. Perhaps you could try to
squeeze a 1/4 of a lemon, or adding a splash of juice to a tall
glass of water. This may make it more palpable and acceptable for
her to drink, and still have most of the benefits of drinking water.
It's my opinion that the water plays as key of a role as the CS and
cranberry.
One little question for you.........
What does dd mean? You said "I tried cs with my dd with no
results". Is that a typo? Or a term I'm not familiar with? How old
is she? My daughter that I use the the treatment on is 7, so I may
have some more hints for you to get the necessary water into
her......if your dealing with a child. ~:-}
Hope this helps,
Christiane
----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:[email protected]>Sharon
To: <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]
Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2003 11:28 PM
Subject: Re: CS>CS - processing/elimination--UTI
Christiane, that is very interesting. I tried cs with my dd with no
results, but I didn't have her take cranberry. I will have to try
that. It is also hard to get enough water down her. We have to
basically restrict her to drinking water only ( as in no milk or
juice or soy milk... )
Sharon
----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:[email protected]>John Osowiecki
To: <mailto:[email protected]>S K
Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2003 9:48 AM
Subject: CS - processing/elimination--UTI
Nia,
I have clinical proof of 5ppm LVDC CS taken in combination with
Nature's Way Standardized Cranberry Extract completely killing a
urinary tract infection in an immune suppressed kidney transplant in
48 hours. This is the treatment and dosing I used:
Cranberry extract: 1 capsule 3 times per day
CS: 4oz 3 times per day
Please note that using any other cranberry extract (3 others have
been tried) did not produce these results. I use LVDC CS that I
make myself from an inexpensive and simple generator that I
purchased from
<http://www.sunstoneherbals.com>www.sunstoneherbals.com many years
ago.
The way this "team" of treatments works in the body is that the
cranberry extract stops the infection from "sticking" to the bladder
and urinary system, and the CS actually kills the infection.
It is very important when treating a urinary tract infection to
drink plenty of water to flush the toxins through the system. Not
juice, tea, or anything else......simple water. I would recommend a
MINIMUM of a quart a day.
I hope my experience helps,
Christiane
----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:[email protected]>S K
To: <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]
Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2003 3:54 AM
Subject: RE: CS>CS - processing/elimination
Thank you Ivan.
What is a good dose of CS to knock out a stubborn bladder infection?
How soon could one expect results?
I am new to list - new to CS and Beck protocol.
Thanks for the info.
Nia
>I would doubt any difficulty in eliminating CS. That which is not
>eliminated in the urine would be eliminated by the liver via the bile.
>
>BTW, your sister may get some relief from her Crohn's disease by
>supplementing with vitamin D3.
>Her 25(OH)D levels should be about 100nmol. It might be worth a blood
>test to find out.
>
>Ivan
>
>
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