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3 days agoI just want to reiterate that 35% should NOT be used full strength as it is corrosive and has that WHMIS sign showing a hand turning to a skeleton. Please people dilute it properly! 1 part 35% fghp and 11 parts distilled water gets you 3% which bill jones wrote in his book is safe for ingestion. I hope you all stay safe!
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3 days agoRe: 5-Ingredient Heart Health Tonic
3 days agoI try to take it after every meal, most days I only eat twice. It seems I wrote 1 C of lemon juice twice but you only need one cup which is about 3 large lemons. No I don't strain it, I like it as it is. I also use a higher quality honey I think I use acassia(sp). Best of luck to you.
Re: Husband with Eosinophilic Esophagitis
3 days agoHi Cindy,
It may be helpful to use melatonin tablets that dissolve in the mouth because of its potent antioxidant, anti inflammatory and antiapoptotic effects. Taking the tablets at bedtime and letting them dissolve slowly in the mouth, can allow the melatonin to bathe the esophagus during the night and exert its protective effects which can be useful for EE.
Art
CKD and Memory Loss Questions for Art
3 days agoHi Sally,
Is your husband already using the supplements mentioned in the original article? That should be the starting point for your husband to discuss with his nephrologist. While he is having that discussion he should also ask about Magnesium Glycinate, Silymarin and Inulin as these are all good for CKD while having very good safety profiles as well as other potential health benefits.
On the magnesium glycinate the nephrologist will have to test your husbands magnesium level regularly to get to the optimal level. Too much magnesium is not good and too little magnesium is not good, but optimal around 2.7 to 3.0 mg/dl. Ideally, getting as much of that magnesium from food as possible is also a good way to go. Magnesium deficiency is common in CKD.
Here is a link to 25 foods that are high in magnesium :
https://health.clevelandclinic.org/foods-that-are-high-in-magnesium
Regarding the silymarin, it was previously thought that to mainly be useful for the liver, but newer studies are suggesting that it is beneficial for the kidneys also as discussed here :
Here is a relevant quote from the link :
' Recent evidence suggests that silymarin may be just as important for kidney health as for liver. Silymarin concentrates in kidney cells, where it aids in repairing and regeneration by increasing protein and nucleic acid synthesis. '
People with CKD also have gut dysbiosis and inulin can help increase beneficial bacteria while reducing uremic toxins seen in people with CKD as discussed by Google here :
' Inulin is a promising dietary component for CKD management, primarily by targeting the gut-kidney axis to reduce the burden of uremic toxins, offering benefits beyond what a low-protein diet alone might provide. '
Inulin is a prebiotic powder that is mixed with water and sipped throughout the day.
Because of the serious nature of CKD, all supplements your husband takes should be approved and supervised by his doctor/nephrologist to insure his safety and compatibility with any prescription medications he is taking.
It is worth mentioning that melatonin and inulin will synergize to help fight the gut dysbiosis seen in CKD and because melatonin enhances vitamin D receptor (VDR) the melatonin will help optimize the vitamin D that your husband is getting.
I'm glad to hear that DMSO helped your husband's COPD!
Regarding the nasal polyps, Xlear Nasal Spray may offer some benefit because it contains Grapefruit Seed Extract (GSE) and Xylitol. Xylitol helps breakdown biofilms and also acts as an antibacterial and anti inflammatory. GSE also has antibiofilm, anti inflammatory and antimicrobial effects which should all be useful in the fight against nasal polyps.
Regarding the cognitive decline in my friend that I wrote about, she is now 83 and still very sharp! I attribute her recovery to all of the supplements that she took, but feel that the Lithium Orotate, Melatonin and Vinpocetine were three of the more important ones and you and your husband can discuss these three with his nephrologist and doctor.
Previous studies have mentioned that fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) has shown significant benefit for people with Alzheimer's disease or dementia via manipulation of the gut microbiome. Recent studies of lithium orotate suggest that it may help cognitive decline via inhibition of the protein/enzyme GSK3b, but other studies also indicate that lithium orotate also has an altering effect on gut dysbiosis so it is actually going after cognitive decline through multiple methods of action that are known to be important in cognitive decline.
I hope this information is helpful to you and your husband!
Art
Apple Cider Vinegar, Charcoal for Stomach Bug
3 days agoMy kids both had a stomach bug and despite my best efforts at hand washing and cleaning everything, I started to feel ill too. I woke up and had bad diarrhea so came on EC and read the recommendations. Based on what I had in hand, I took two charcoal pills and sipped ACV with warm water and honey. I only had one small bout of diarrhea later that day after eating some crackers and fruit. I did one more round of charcoal and ACV and though my stomach was still gurgling and gassy, I haven't had any more diarrhea and it never turned into vomiting (which both kids had). Definitely will keep both remedies on hand for the future.
CKD and Memory Loss Questions for Art
3 days agoMy husband has stage 3b CKD. He is 81. I know that CKD can also cause memory problems. But I'm not sure if this is from CKD or something else. We are trying to eat correctly to save his kidneys. But this last few months have been difficult with his memory. It has gotten worse. We have always taken supplements instead of conventional medicines. He also has copd. But we tried the protocol with DMSO, and it worked! He also has a problem with nose polyps, and can only breathe through his mouth. We found out just a week and a half ago that he was taking too much vitamin D, 10,000 units. I know way too much. He has since stopped. His memory has slowly gotten worse. Can't remember from one day to the next. But now he gets angry frequently and this is not his personality. He is a more quiet person. I don't know if his memory loss is from the CKD or something else. I was just reading the protocol with your elderly friend. Art can you give me some advice that may help. What should I do?
Re: 5-Ingredient Heart Health Tonic
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Pancur C for Candida ?
I understand that vets use pancur C, dog dewormer for systematic candida in pets as well. I have taken it 3 days per week for three weeks to treat possible parasite issues. Having a lot of fatigue, aching, muscle cramps and pretty bad diarrhea. Could it be candida die off/herx? Anyone have experience using it for candida in humans and what the dose/ protocol would be if used for that? Thanks!
Re: Husband with Eosinophilic Esophagitis
3 days agoI am still trying to sort some of my own digestive issues out, but my naturopathic Dr.recommended lowering oxylates in my diet, and I see that the diet your partner is on has a lot of high oxylate foods in it. There are many charts online of high oxylate foods. There is a book my Dr.also recommended by Sally K. Norton called Toxic Superfoods. I hope you can find answers!
Re: 5-Ingredient Heart Health Tonic
3 days agoEC has a search engine and you can use that b/c I make mine different. I don't cook mine down. Here's how I make mine.
I C of ACV w/ mother
1 C of lemon juice
1 C of garlic juice
1 C of lemon juice
I C of ginger juice
1 C of water
1 C of honey
I blend a whole bud of garlic with the lemon juice which is about 3 fresh lemons and I blend the fresh ginger with the ACV. After they're blended I add the cup of water and blend more. After it's blended I add the honey and stir. Put in an airtight container and shake. I don't cook it down but keep it in the fridge and after meals have a TBS of it. You probably should do it according to the directions but I have chronic gastritis due to fibromyalgia so my stomach is more sensitive.
My husband caught a very bad cold over the Christmas holiday but I took this every 2 hrs and my cold was very mild, I thank this for it. Good luck and happy heart health!
Re: Lecithin for High Cholesterol
3 days agoVery interesting Art and TY for that info. I choose the sunflower b/c I didn't want the soy. Ever since I found out about my BC gene I've tried to stay away from soy of any kind. Thank you so much!
Re: Melatonin Lotion
4 days agoHi Mari,
I'm glad the vodka worked out well for your melatonin lotion (ML) mix! Can you say what you are using the ML for and if it is helping?
Thank You, for the feedback!
Art
Re: Melatonin Lotion
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4 days agoBiofeedback
4 days agoBiofeedback feature of spooky2, it can scan the frequency range of all know pathogens on only 30 minutes and once you get the machine its free you only to pay for the electricity, the dr clark cure is completely obsolete compared to this machine, this is not only a rife but with so much more feature like the digitizer, remote etc so much to learn, I do not regret my purchase of 2k euros but don't be an idiot like me but putting your tens pads above your shoulders (forbidden by spooky2) and change the value in Biofeedback Scan pane "Max hit to find" from 10 to 100, at first I through I will not able to use this device because I had a bone marrow disease and my Dr clark zapper hurt my bone marrow but this totally work without painful sensation, if you do not have 2k to put into spooky2 you can get the generatorx pro pack that is only 900bucks. So many pathogens or parasites are not able to be killed by turpentine or clove powder but perfectly with this machine
Agmatine Sulfate for Fibromyalgia
4 days agoAgmatine Sulfate for Fibromyalgia
Elliot Overton has a video on Agmatine Sulfate (powder form) helping Fibromyalgia.
"This nutrient can literally melt away neuropathic pain
This is especially relevant for fibromyalgia or chronic widespread pain syndrome This is because fibromyalgia can be caused by small fiber neuropathy (in about 30%), though it is usually misdiagnosed The pain originates from neuron hyperexcitability. The nerve cells fire too rapidly in response to mild stimuli. Painful sensation is caused by benign sensory inputs. The nutrient I am talking about can block NMDA receptors at the level of the dorsal root ganglia (spine), thereby reducing the rate of firing. This is one of the mechanisms by which it dissolves pain. I published a video on this a few years ago, and its not far off from 1 million views. The nutrient is Agmatine, and it can be obtained in supplemental form as Agmatine Sulfate. The dose ranges from 2-4 grams for pain relief, and it generally works EXTREMELY WELL."
