nonna05
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Anybody????
ON a video from longevity conference,david wolf, he mentioned that these bugs that put bio-film around them and antibiotic resistance bacteria...
.....That if you take something called Fulvic acid???? that it removes barrier and then Doxy can do it's job again.?? Nonna
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ConnieMc
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Wu Jin San is the Fulvic acid supplement I am taking. Just started it but doc I see says it reduces inflammation.
You can purchase it at this link. I was told to take 2 oz per day so a gallon will last awhile.
There is lots of info on the internet about this. also look at the bioag.com site above.
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Fulvic Acid makes into a great mineral supplement -- I have used it for years (Matrix Minerals). I think I drank gallons of it. But when scanned for biofilm blockages, things looked bad, though I never felt it.
Biofilm breakers and optimizing blood flow needs such as Boluoke, Vitalzyme, Heparin sodium to improve microcirculation, Rechtsregulat, and some others I can't think of right now. Cistus tea (3 cups a day) helps. Bee venom cream applied to where most biofilm is - around the neck area - can be of benefit (rule out allergy)
I did the Intervention (Internal jugular venogram and azygos venogram and angioplasty) for CCSVI (venous insufficiency) to open up blocked areas that, even though I had no Lyme symptoms, I knew would eventually over the years cause problems affecting detoxing of the brain. Becoming demented is not something I was looking forward to.
Essential minerals, such as in Fulvic Acid preparations, are a must for all detoxing. Most people who are still toxic are missing major minerals. See KPU. So they are important. But they do not per se remove the "biofilm" as I experienced it. It took a literal clearing out of the affected veins with balloons, etc., followed immediately by treatments of loose bacteria, metals, fungi -- all held up by years of treatment and biofilm. At this point, I am very happy with the results of my CCSVI intervention. The bacterial load should be well under control before attempting the venoplasty intervention. Doing it too early is not a good thing because of restenosing.
Take care.
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What did you take after your treatment? I may have this done by the end of then month. I have an MRV on Friday.
My Lyme is not gone yet but I run out of insurance at the end of the month so even it reoccurs I think it is worth it and by then I should have new insurance in place.
All the Best, MattH
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GiGi
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MattH, hope all went well today. Just saw your question. I was put on abx, vascular support of every kind. I tested positive (with ART) for a couple of days for every infection you can think of and then it stopped; to test again a week later, and then always followed by metals that obviously had been in hiding in the endothelium for years -- not bothering me. But I thought it wise to clear the system. So far, everything is well, but definitely clearing out and cleaning up. Will re-scan in a few weeks.
Let us know how you did today!
Take care.
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What about the Interfase enzyme supplement from Klaire, has EDTA in it. Will this help with biofilms? / cysts? Any experience with GSE as a cyst buster for sure as compared to Flagyl?
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Following my ccsvi angioplasty, I was prescribed blood thinners for one month. The doc described this as precautionary in terms of they have messed around with things, if a little thing breaks off it could cause a clot/blockage somewhere which would be bad, so the blood thinner prevents that (or perhaps just reduces chances).
My doc normally prescribes the one that is the most used one in the world (I think I heard actually the second most used drug in the world, of all kinds). That one was not available vegan, so I used ticlopidine (brand name Ticlid I think), which is also a well known blood thinner.
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So you have tried Interfase, do you think it makes antibiotics and herbs more effective. Am concerned about the dosage since the Klinghardt lyme cocktail has EDTA in it too. Will BOTH be too much EDTA in one day?
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I've tried the product and have not had any negative side-effects. I don't know that I would use it with another product that also contains EDTA.
I also use Detoxamin (EDTA suppositories), but not at the same time as Interfase Plus.
It's supposed to make the antibiotics more effective by reducing the biofilm. It's best to take different systemic enzymes, and EDTA-products, and time them for an hour before antibiotics. I'm not always the best about the timing.
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nonna05
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any one heard of this video .major holistic stuff,
But sure he said Fulvic something ,that opens up the cell?? and lets antibiotics work
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ConnieMc
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Fulvic Acid.
See my post above for ordering info. Bioag.com is supposed to be the best and a gallon lasts forever. Take 1/8 cup in filtered water twice a day.
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nonna05
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Connie is it a bio-film buster???????
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nonna05
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anybody else
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ConnieMc
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I don't know and not sure how to find out. Perhaps David Wolf could shed some light. wonder if he can be reached by email? I didn't listen to the longevity conference. Is it online?
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I was just reading about Shilajit today. It seems similar to the fulvic acid...
Organically grown Mineral pitch Description: Shilajit is an exudate that is pressed out from layers of rock in the mountains. It is composed of humus and organic plant material that has been compressed by layers of rock.
Source Shilajit is obtained from rocks in the Himalayan region. It is a form of mineral that drips from the cracks of the rocks during hot weather. It is the decomposition of the plant matter in the rocks centuries before.
The bio-transformed plant matter is extruded from the rocks by geothermal pressures. It is collected in raw form for further purification. Walking high in the Himalayan Mountains a thick rich paste oozing out from the rocks in the towering cliffs is Shilajit. It increases the core energy responsible for sexual and spiritual power the same force that is withered by stress and anxiety.
The use of Shilajit is for renewing vitality. Shilajit is the most important drug of Ayurvedic and folk- medicine systems. In the raw form it is a bituminous substance which is a compact mass of vegetable organic matter composed of dark red gummy matrix. It is bitter in taste. In the Ayurvedic texts it is called as silajatu or shilajatu but is commonly known as Shilajit.
Its Sanskrit meaning is conqueror of mountains and destroyer of weakness. Discovery of Shilajit: Shilajit has been used for thousands of years and for as many different health problems. It is listed as a healing agent in ancient Sanskrit writings and is used today in Ayurvedic health practices.
The discovery is said to be made by Himalayan villagers observing large white monkeys migrate to the mountains in the warm summer months. The monkeys were seen to be chewing a semi-soft substance that flowed from between layers of rock.
The villagers attributed the monkey�s great strength longevity and wisdom to the substance. They began to consume it themselves and reported a broad spectrum of improvements in health. It seemed to give them more energy relieve digestive problems increase sex drive improve memory and cognition improve diabetes reduce allergies improve the quality and quantity of life and it seemed to cure all diseases.
Processing of Shilajit Approximately 40% of the raw material remain after extraction. Proper extraction is very important to guarantee a consistent high level of active ingredients remove inactive substances remove harmful free radicals and mycotoxin producing fungi and fungal toxins.
Good quality Shilajit is then standardized to guarantee consistent levels of the active ingredients. Attributed Medicinal Properties / Healing Properties : Urinary problems: Shilajit is used in kidney function. It is effective in treating burning urine incontinence of urine due to enlarged prostate or stone in the bladder or kidney.
Increases sex drive: Shilajit in India is an aphrodisiac. It is well known that Shilajit would return the libido of people to a level comparable to a teenager. Diabetes: High blood sugar is a growing (literally) health problem today. Millions of people around the world have some degree of high blood sugar and are progressing on to diabetes.
Shilajit has long been used for the prevention and treatment of diabeties in Ayervedic medicine. Antioxidant: Antioxidants can safely neutralize a free radical without becoming a free radical them self. Shilajit is a powerful antioxidant that has the added benefit of being able to cross the blood-brain barrier.
Anti-inflammatory: Shilajit is a very powerful anti-inflammatory agent. It has been shown to reduce acute chemically induced edema by 77%. The antioxidant properties also help to prevent inflammation. Anemia: Iron is required to make red blood cells.
Shilajit is a good source of trace minerals and contains iron. The fulvic acids help carry the iron into the body making it bio-available. Arthritis: It literally means joint inflammation. The antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties help to decrease and relieve joint inflammation and pain.
The effects on the neurotransmitters in the brain also seem to help relieve joint pain. Cholesterol: Shilajit was found to lower serum cholesterol liver cholesterol serum triglycerides and serum phospholipids in test subjects feed high cholesterol diet.
Shilajit amplifies the benefits of other herbs by enhancing their bio-availability. It helps transport nutrients deep into the tissue and removes deep-seated toxins. Shilajit improves memory and the ability to handle stress. Shilajit reduces recovery time in muscle bone and nerve injuries.
Shilajit stimulates the immune system and reduces chronic fatigue. It is adaptogen (Rasayana) that helps to combat immune disorders urinary tract disorders nervous disorders and sexual dissatisfaction. It promotes strong bones and heals damages muscle tissues osteoarthritis and porous.
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