Posted by Bill Rose on June 2, 2007, 6:03 pm
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> > > > wrote:
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> > > > >> I can't take aspirin because my platelette count is very
> > > > >> low...50,000
> > > > >> and it's due to an enlarged spleen, due to chirrosis of the liver I
> > > > >> have due to hepatitis c which I've been battling for many years.
> > > > >> Thus,
> > > > >> I may need a transplant in a few years if this last round of chemo
> > > > >> injections for a year daily didn't kill the virus.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > >Damn...
> > > > >
> > > > >You sure don't need to deactivate what platelets you have!
> > > > >And I can see why anything containing Acetaminophen is out too.
> > > > >
> > > > >Would you be interested in Colloidal or Ionic silver?
> > > > >I believe it's been shown to be an excellent anti-viral.
> > > >
> > > > I am going to try and see a Tibetan doctor to check me. I was on one
> > > > year of chemo...Infergen and Ribivirin bundle. If we stop the virus,
> > > > I'll have cirrhosis, but my liver will still function well. It does
> > > > now! Good karma I guess, I hope. I'm not saying that with arrogance.
> > > >
> > > > I have some Tibetan medicines here which my Lama sent to me from
> > > > Tibet. We shall see. Also milk thistle.
> > >
> > > Yes, milk thistle is good for the liver. :-)
> > >
> > > It's just that I know someone that makes the liquid silver stuff, and he
> > > gives it away. Free.
> > >
> > > Homeopathy, to me, is a bit iffy but some people swear by it.
> > >
> > > Hep. c seems to be epidemic in some areas around here. I feel for you as
> > > it's transmitted a number of ways.
> >
> > A drowning person will grab at straws and, why not? Hell, get enough
> > straws and you just might float. Just don't get so caught up in the
> > straws, that you ignore the lifeboat.
> >
> > - Bill(y)
> > Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)
>
> And your lifeboat is... ;-)
Every once in awhile, for no apparent reason, allopathy works. Usually
the best thing to do is to find an advocateyou can trust, preferably a
family member.
(Bill)y
Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)
Posted by Bill Rose on June 2, 2007, 9:38 pm
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> > > And your lifeboat is... ;-)
> >
> > Every once in awhile, for no apparent reason, allopathy works. Usually
> > the best thing to do is to find an advocateyou can trust, preferably a
> > family member.
> >
> > (Bill)y
> > Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)
>
> Oh I know.
> It's a constant argument between me and my father.
>
> He tends to oppose Allopathy even tho' it saved his life when he had
> appendicitis. <G>
>
> I work in health care remember.
>
> There is a time and place for Allopathy, but it, like anything else, can
> be overdone. Like patients I see come in with nearly a freakin' GROCERY
> bag full of prescriptions!
>
> That can't be good.
>
> I take a few myself but my Dr. and I both agree that they are best
> limited. I have my share of health problems but more minor compared to
> hers imho.
>
> Better living thru Chemistry indeed...
>
> but lifestyle still counts.
>
> Drugs are not a substitute for good diet etc. But you know that.
>
> Doing a quick google, it looks like both Hep c and HIV are RNA viruses?
> I wonder if the anti-retrovirus drugs that have been so effective
> against HIV might work for Hep c?
>
> I have a very close friend with HIV. She's had it now for over 15 years
> and her viral load is currently below detectable range on the modern
> anti-retroviral drugs.
>
> What gets really fun is when you start studying nutritional therapy like
> I have. Things like Megadoses of specific Amino Acid isolates. It's
> pretty amazing and I've seen it work.
Sounds great to me. Anything but exercise and diet;-)
My dad appeared to have Alzheimer's, then they took him off his meds and
he came back to normal. Normal for him wasn't good. He would never have
mistaken for Mr. Rogers but at least he wasn't a zombie. I'm taking too
many meds for my taste but since I seem to be the host for all the
contemporary modern maladies, I need to be prudent. Any reading you
could suggest to an open-minded sceptic in the way of alternative
medicine?
- Billy
Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)
Posted by Jan Flora on June 4, 2007, 7:19 am
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>
[...]
> Doing a quick google, it looks like both Hep c and HIV are RNA viruses?
> I wonder if the anti-retrovirus drugs that have been so effective
> against HIV might work for Hep c?
>
[...]
Go hit Wikipedia for RNA viruses. It's a interesting list --
including Ebola, West Nile Virus, the mumps, Rabies, Hanta Virus and
Tobacco Mosaic Virus. And the flu.
Scary stuff.
Hep C seems to be pandemic these days. My MD routinely checks *everyone*
for it now...
Jan
--
Bedouin proverb: If you have no troubles, buy a goat.
Posted by jangchub on June 2, 2007, 5:58 pm
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>Yes, milk thistle is good for the liver. :-)
>It's just that I know someone that makes the liquid silver stuff, and he
>gives it away. Free.
>Homeopathy, to me, is a bit iffy but some people swear by it.
>Hep. c seems to be epidemic in some areas around here. I feel for you as
>it's transmitted a number of ways.
Oh I know exactly how I got it. I was a junkie when I was a kid. I
shot dope and cocaine frequently. I missed getting AIDS by a squinch.
BTW, more people in the world have HEP C, than AIDS. It has surpassed
AIDS in the numbers now. It's the number one reason for liver related
cancers, transplants and death. So, I'm preparing and peaceful about
it all. My husband will wheel me out on a dolly and I'll garden
laying down. I almost exclusively do that now! What a sight.
victoria
Posted by jangchub on May 29, 2007, 9:39 am
wrote:
>> To discuss? Do it right here. I would always discuss it since I
>> spent most of my adult life in them.
>For some reason I thought it would be off topic here. We have a Rion 8.6 X
>16.6 and a HFGH 6 X 8. We have the HF for year and just finished the Rion.
>What GH do you have? What size and what do you grow in it?
I have this one, but mine is 10x20 feet
http://www.greenhouses.com/germinator88.html
It looks like this one, but I didn't buy it from this source. I have
the invoice inside the file cabinet and I am flat out from knee
surgery so too lazy to get it.
I really love this greenhouse because in winter it protects my tender
brugmansia and I start seeds and make cuttings and sell them to local
garden centers to support my habit of plants.
However, I think I'm done now with adding more plants to garden. I
will just use the greenhouse to winter over my brugs and some other
plants, as well as grow some to sell. This house can be turned into a
canopy in summer. We use shade cloth, but it came with a canopy. In
Texas, the wind can take that thing up like a kite and so I use shade
cloth which is not solid material, but has many holes and it helps
shade my part shade plants.
Sorry if this post makes no sense, I'm working on virtually no sleep.
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> > >
> > > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > >> I can't take aspirin because my platelette count is very
> > > > >> low...50,000
> > > > >> and it's due to an enlarged spleen, due to chirrosis of the liver I
> > > > >> have due to hepatitis c which I've been battling for many years.
> > > > >> Thus,
> > > > >> I may need a transplant in a few years if this last round of chemo
> > > > >> injections for a year daily didn't kill the virus.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > >Damn...
> > > > >
> > > > >You sure don't need to deactivate what platelets you have!
> > > > >And I can see why anything containing Acetaminophen is out too.
> > > > >
> > > > >Would you be interested in Colloidal or Ionic silver?
> > > > >I believe it's been shown to be an excellent anti-viral.
> > > >
> > > > I am going to try and see a Tibetan doctor to check me. I was on one
> > > > year of chemo...Infergen and Ribivirin bundle. If we stop the virus,
> > > > I'll have cirrhosis, but my liver will still function well. It does
> > > > now! Good karma I guess, I hope. I'm not saying that with arrogance.
> > > >
> > > > I have some Tibetan medicines here which my Lama sent to me from
> > > > Tibet. We shall see. Also milk thistle.
> > >
> > > Yes, milk thistle is good for the liver. :-)
> > >
> > > It's just that I know someone that makes the liquid silver stuff, and he
> > > gives it away. Free.
> > >
> > > Homeopathy, to me, is a bit iffy but some people swear by it.
> > >
> > > Hep. c seems to be epidemic in some areas around here. I feel for you as
> > > it's transmitted a number of ways.
> >
> > A drowning person will grab at straws and, why not? Hell, get enough
> > straws and you just might float. Just don't get so caught up in the
> > straws, that you ignore the lifeboat.
> >
> > - Bill(y)
> > Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)
>
> And your lifeboat is... ;-)