Have not read the articles but Fibromyalgia is thought by some to be a disorder of phosphate metabolism in genetically impaired individuals.
Garnet On Wed, 2004-02-11 at 23:45, Rowena Evans wrote: > Further to my post on Percy Weston's book, here is a site which says > more about the book: http://phosadd.com/support%20evidence/weston.htm > > > ............ Weston's book is an outstanding read, full of > fascinating detail about his experiments and experiences and we > strongly recommend it to our visitors. Anyone with a family history of > cancer or arthritis would be well advised to read it. Percy Westons's > diet is available - he has published a chart showing the phosphorus > content of common foods in milligrams per hundred grams. He has > published a second book titled Cancer Fighting Foods. A tablet form of > his mineral supplement, given the name rhomanga, has received > certification under the very strict provisions of the Australian > Therapeutic Goods Act and is on the market (see below). > > It is indeed striking that Weston and Hafer, two persistent and > dedicated investigators working at opposite ends of the earth from one > another, have reached such similar conclusions about the dangers of > excessive exposure to phosphorus/phosphate and have achieved such > remarkable results in treating such serious conditions as cancer, > arthritis, ADD and asthma. > > That Percy Weston, having had two encounters with cancer personally > and a number of other serious health crises is on track to achieve the > status of a centenarian in 2003 would seem to bear testimony to the > effectiveness of his recipe for sound health. > > and also on same site: http://phosadd.com/diet/diet.htm > > Phosphate is a very common ingredient in our modern diet of processed > foods. It is a highly versatile food-additive which is of great > interest to food manufacturers. For example it is used in the > preservatives, emulsifiesr, stabilisers, thickeners, it is added to > the flour aerators in self-raising flours, to soda and cola drinks and > it has many other usages. One German factory produces twenty to > twenty-five tons of this versatile substance a day, which finds its > way into innumerable convenience foods. > > -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
