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Aneurysm and Nerve DamageQuestion by D (California) on 05/22/2007
Replied by Ted (Bangkok, Thailand)
The reason why vitamin C is seen as beneficial is the past issues of aneurysm, which is often a copper deficiency (cocoa is high in copper), and tissue healing is related to both aneurysm, and gastrointestinal healing, of which vitamin C helps the body absorbed the copper's bioavailability. In your case blackstrap mollasses, perhaps 1-2 teaspoon a day with water, and or taking some cocoa unsugared no milk willl increase the copper, and perhaps some manganese. Some vitamin B complex is needed here to help in the healing such as vitamin B complex taken 3 times a week would have a favorable effect in some cases on the pH issue.
The hungry binge is a sign that your body is malnourished, and that is quite normal as the body tries to rebuild itself and it takes about 3 weeks before the body settles in. This happens quite often in long term sickness in which adrenal exhaustion can trigger the problem and a remedy to help is often licorice extract 1 tablespoon.
Your case seems to be unique on the issue of problems of lack of nutritional balance, as being the cause and the body's excess toxicity which might be help by removal of some heavy metals such as chlorella, chinese parsley, taken at about 5 days out of 7 days. Under your description of aneurysm, the body would have responded better with the lime and baking soda formula, which is 8 teaspoon of freshly squeezed lime and about 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda. It often takes about 2 weeks for the body to have sufficient bicarbonates but I am not sure about the paper pH readings at all, it seems to give false figures. I prefer an electronic pH meter. If I would have had that years back, it would save me a lot of time from misreading of figures.
Assuming the body has sufficient levels of alkalinity, just assuming than what could be other problems. For one thing glandular imbalance, and heavy metals, being the frequent issue. Glandular imbalance can easily be dealth with twice or three times a week iodine foot paining or taking some kelp supplements. I have noticed that pH remains quite normal and pH control became much more in line with both the green tea (no sugar, no milk, no fructose) and the iodine supplements. Those two things help me the most in furthering allowing the body to attain an pH control better. Apparently a high fungus, microbial loads causes and suppresses glandular function, causing the imbalance, lack of iodine to kill these microbes can bring glandular problems not just to the thyroid, but the thymus, adrenal, and other places. I suspect those to be the issue.
Aneurysm is something to be taken seriously of, it can kill you. Therefore get a hair mineral analysis and see what metals are over the hill and what minerals are near nonexistent in your body. The most common at least for me is lack of copper, magnesium, iodine, and maganese.
Now for your questions:
1. What do you think would be a gentle effective colon cleanse for my sensitive body If you think I should do progressive steps, let me know at least the first few steps.
I can help clear some toxins, but it may lead to constipation. Getting a simple diarrhea with milk of magnesia -(magnesium hydroxide with no aluminum) from common over the counter medicine at least for me are better. The alkalinity of the magnesium will modify colon pH problems as well as provide some magnesium to the body.
2. If I try the ACV and baking soda again, does it matter how much water I take with it
Water is added to reduce the concentration and hence irritation to the sensitive stomach. That's why water was used. The biggest mistake of using aspirin, whether in tablet form or enteric is the concentration is too strong. In the olden days, they dissolve aspirin in a glass of water, that becomes so diluted, it doesn't effect the sensitive stomach lining. For example if you take pure acid, it can kill you, but if diluted with sufficient water, it has almost no noticeable effect. Add just enough water that it doesn't irritate the stomach is the real issue.
3. Is it equally beneficial to add ACV to foods such as salad or vegetables
Yes, and so is adding a small amount of baking soda.
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