Carlos, thank you so much for sharing your story. It was very interesting and informative. I am happy that you are doing so well and wish you perfect health. Lisa
> [Original Message] > From: Carlos Pérez <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 2/24/2007 7:36:37 PM > Subject: Re: CS>EIS-Salt/C question. > > Hello, Jody, > > It is indeed a surprise to find a close relative to the very famous Dr. Paul > Ehrlich, whom I admire very much!! > > As you probably have already found out, Ehrlichiosis is a very serious > disease that if not properly diagnosed and treated in due time, can be > deadly.There are thousands of deaths due to it every year all over the > world, including of course USA. Nowadays there is no country free from it. > > Veterinarians, mainly the ones that deal with dogs and horses, are quite > familiar with the disease, specially Ehrlichia canis, E. platys, E. equi, E. > phagocytophilae. There are several types that are affecting humans, like > Human Monocytic Ehrlichiosis (HME), Human Granulocytic Ehrlichiosis (HGE), > E. chaffeensis, E. ewingii and others. Just in case they were not enough, in > addition in Venezuela we have Human Plaquetary Rickettsia, Venezuelan Human > Ehrlichia and maybe one or two others...!!! (We are so proud of them...!!). > I have two of them. > > Very unfortunately human medicine has neglected the dangers of this emerging > disease, and it keeps spreading and causing very serious problems of all > types amongst humans, which in most cases contract it fom ticks from their > own dogs. In urban areas dogs become reservoirs mainly of Ehrlichia ewingii, > and the main vector by which they transmit it to humans is ticks, but > actually fleas, lice, ¨horse flies¨(Stomoxis calcitrans), and in general any > hematophagus insect, including mosquitoes, is a potential vector. > > In countries with warm and hot climates, like in most of our country, > including Margarita Island, Venezuela, where I live, around 95 per cent of > dogs are infected with the disease, and usually can be expected that around > 40% of their owners and handlers are also infected. > > Very fortunately Ehrlichiosis is in most cases self limiting. It can produce > sympthoms that resemble practically any disease, like colds, flu, coughing, > chronic fatigue, measles, chicken pox, headaches, amigdalitis, > mononucleosis, hepatitis, diabetes, diarrhea and many others, even HIV-Aids. > It is very common to also have some type of skin rash and very high > temperature in the acute stage which does not give way using anything except > the specific antibiotics that are effective against the disease. > > If diagnosed early, it can normally be cured with very few antibiotics, of > which the most common ones suggested by both human MDs and veterinarians are > oral Doxicycline or intramuscular Tetracycline. Only two or three others are > also effective, some being tested. > > In my case, it was misdiagnosed as "maeasles with neumonitis" and the MD > prescribed me a "shotgun treatment" which included Azytromycine and two > other antibiotics, none of them effective against Ehrlichiosis, plus > antiallergics, fungicides and a whole array of useless trash. > > I only tried two antibiotics, one of them Azytromycine, and almost died. > > I managed to stabilyze myself using other alternative treatments, but in the > meantime it had invaded all parts and organs in my body, including bone > marrow, and become chronic. > > Since I discovered this list and, with the big help of many of its members, > began making and using several times a day a good quality EIS, I have > definitely improved on the disease and have a clear plan on how to cure > myself, using other protocoles besides silver, of which I already was using > several during years, like urine therapy, cayenne pepper therapy, magnesium > chloride, cream of tartar, and I plan to soon include salt-C, which seems to > be very effective against Lymes disease, which is not produced by a > Rickettsia but by Borrellia burgdorferi (a spirochette), but has a quite > similar sympthomatology and is also very hard to erradicate. I am planning > to eventually also use for some time DMSO to try to get EIS into hard > reaching areas. Of course, not everything at the same time. > > Very fortunately I have always been extremely healthy and, even with chronic > Ehrlichiosis/Rickettsiosis that I have had for around 11 years, I never ever > got sick, not even a cold, headache, or anything, except during the > Ehrlichiosis crisis 11 years ago. My heart and arteries are like those of a > healthy young man (normal blood pressure around 110/65). I attribute this to > my healthy way of eating (mainly raw food like tons of fruits and vegetables > including the hottest peppers available) and plenty of physical activity > (farming, swimming, snorkeling, jogging, bycicling, hiking and others that I > at 74 still do several of them daily). Now that I am using EIS it will even > be harder for me to get sick!!. > > I feel confident that I will eventually get up to the last one of these > unicellular bacteriae, no matter where they are hiding. In the meantime, > silver is getting everyone that circulates around in my blood. > > Thank you for your interest, Jodi, I hope this information will answer > several of your questions that were not asked. > > Take care. > > Carlos > > > > >From: "Jodi W Menard" <[email protected]> > >Reply-To: [email protected] > >To: [email protected] > >Subject: Re: CS>EIS-Salt/C question. > >Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 23:44:07 -0600 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >Carlos > >wrote: > > > > > >In my trying to get a cure for > >Ehrlichiosis I have been using home made EIS > > > >with a noticeable improvement in my health. > > > >Hi Carlos - > > > > > > > >I was so shocked to see 'Ehrlichiosis' in your post. My great great > >great Uncle (don't know how many greats to insert here) was Paul > >Ehrlich, the German bacteriologist who invented the cure for Syphillis, > >and apparently whom this disease is named after. Thing is, before I > >read your post and looked it up, I didn't even know there was a > >condition named after him. Big surprise and I can't wait to tell my > >Mom. Anyway, while I was looking it up, I found the page below which > >states that antibiotics have cured this condition in the past, so the > >CS really should do it, and I guess that's why it has helped you. Have > >you considered upping your dose? Sometimes we need alot. Sure can't > >hurt if you make it properly. Anyway, thanks for the thrill there. > >[grin] Not that I'm happy that you are suffering mind you! I sure do > >hope you recover quickly and completely. > > > > > > > >See > >http://muse.jhu.edu/login?uri=/journals/bulletin_of_the_history_of_medicine /v072/72.4silverstein.html > > > > > >for full article > > > > > > > >{snipped} > > > > > > > >"After > >receiving antibiotic treatment for ehrlichiosis, they recovered." > > > > > > > >Jodi > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >-- > >The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > > > >Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org > > > >To post, address your message to: [email protected] > > > >Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] > > > >The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... > > > >List maintainer: Mike Devour > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Win a Zunemake MSN® your homepage for your chance to win! > http://homepage.msn.com/zune?icid=hmetagline
