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Bacterial Infection of the Spine Possible? If So, How to Treat It?

Posted By Fiona (Lisbon, Portugal) on 08/07/2018

I have had a back problem beginning after Christmas last. It was right after doing my first liver flush which I did consider to be connected at the time. I was in hospital for a week and they diagnosed disc bulges in 4 vertebrae of the lumbar spine. I have since had 2 episodes since then, feeling the back pain coming on and now a third time and all of these onset symptoms align with cleanse programmes I am doing. It seems like each time I begin to clean up the body my spine comes out of alignment which got me thinking this could possibly be Candida or something in the disc gaps of the spine. Then looking into it I see it's possible to have bacterial infection of the disc vertebrae which makes sense. But it leaves me nervous to continue any cleanse as I don't want to wind up back in the hospital with the potential spinal surgery option.

Any advice??!!!

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Replied by Janet (In) on 08/09/2018

Fiona,

Ted's remedies for spinal issues are very effective.

https://ted.earthclinic.com/cures/spinal_cord_virus.html

We used Ted's Clove oil, and Castor oil Packs to topically treat. His internal remedies for a real cure.

He seldom recommends cleanses, he usually uses a steady removal of toxins so as not to cause a Herxmier effect. Unwanted illness.

Using non GMO lecithin and cilantro 2x a week.

Janet

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Replied by Fiona (Outside Us And Canada) on 08/10/2018

Thank you for the reply. I also have autoimmune problems so I think that should count out the lecithin.. I always try to avoid lecithins, any other suggestions for the removal of toxins?? The rest I am going to try!! Thanks again!
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