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twopuggles
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I know some of you were anxious to hear about my visit to the Conscious Living Center. So....

Overall I left feeling very excited. I was impressed with the information that I received, and I am hoping that it will start me on the road to complete recovery. The Dr. knows her stuff, and is very straight forward and informative. She has a very inspiring story herself since she went through the same type of health problems herself, and she truly understands the frustration and feeling of helplessness.

She and I went over all my previous tests and the info sheet I filled out, and she was able to tell a lot from that. Afterward, I went into the NAET (muscle response testing) allergy room and she performed several allergy tests on me. It was really amazing. Through this testing she indicated that I have the most problem with heavy metals. We will also do the urine test to confirm, but she was pretty positive. She also tested for food allergies, and what medicines would work for me and which wouldn't. She was able to tell me that I did not have a coinfection, and I did not need Mepron. She was also able to determine that I had H.Pylori, and that is why I have had so many gut problems. I knew I had it even though all the other doctors said no. However, she was able to tell without my even mentioning it.

She basically put me on an herbal protocal to clear up the H.Pylori, help my yeast, and chelate the metals in my system. I will need to visit a Dentist to have all my amalgams removed and clean up any bad teeth. I will also need to detox with a special clay bath twice a week, perform dry skin brushing, and utilize a infrared sauna 3x a week. Luckily I know someone that has one, and can hopefully use hers. She also suggested that I try the lymphatic drainage massage, since I have swollen glands in my neck and my armpits are sore all the time. She explained that all the toxins are building up and that is why they are swollen.

She still wants me to continue my lyme treatment with Dr. H, and if I want I can add a herbal lyme protocal in a couple of months if I want. I need to detox my system and get the H.Pylori under control first. We are also testing my hormones and adrenals so that we can get those under control as well.

Apparently this herbal lyme protocal is a six month program costing a total of $3,000.00. They have had a huge success rate with those people on meds and the herbal treatment. They are currently testing the treatment on lyme's patients who have never been on meds. They are basically tinctures that you take seven times a day, rotating several different ones. I have not decided if I will do this yet or not, but it sounds pretty promising.

I will keep you posted on my progress.

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Could you tell me about the h pylorii treatment- what are they recommending?

It's one of my most persistent physical problems and I don't want to do antibiotics for it till I absolutely have to.

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It sounds very promising! Please keep us posted on your progress.

Claire

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It sounds good - where is this center located?
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quote:

Apparently this herbal lyme protocal is a six month program costing a total of $3,000.00. They have had a huge success rate with those people on meds and the herbal treatment. They are currently testing the treatment on lyme's patients who have never been on meds. They are basically tinctures that you take seven times a day, rotating several different ones. I have not decided if I will do this yet or not, but it sounds pretty promising.

I will keep you posted on my progress. [/QB]

I wonder if this is the protocol they are using ...... you could save a lot of money getting this stuff yourself.

Treatment Protocol for Lyme Borreliosis (Wm. Lee Cowden, M.D.) :

Start with Cumanda 2 times a day before meals, preferably breakfast and supper. Begin with 2 drops per day - 1 drop 30 minutes before one meal and 1 drop 30 minutes before another meal, slowly building up to a full dose of 20 drops two times per day (40 drops a day).

On the 2nd or 3rd week add Quina to the protocol. Begin with 2 drops per day - 1 drop 60 minutes before onoe meal and 1 drop 60 minutes before another meal, slowly building up to a full dose of 20 drops two times per day (40 drops a day).

After full dose of each product is achieved, begin alternating between the Cumanda and Quina every two weeks. Take Cumanda for 12 1/2 days, stopping for 36 hours; then continue with the Quina for 12 1/2 days, stopping for 36 hours.

Discontinue using Quina after 2 months of full dosage and begin using Samento the same days that Quina was taken.

Continue to alternate between Cumanda and Samento for at least two to three months. Most patients with chronic, third stage Lyme Disease require four to six months of treatment but never less than two months.

Burbur - Take 8 drops immediately before each meal and at bedtime. If feeling toxic, the patient should add an additional dosage after each meal.

Bromelain - Take 5 or 6 tablets/capsules twice daily (400-600mg) with Samento, Cumanda or Quina.

Chlorella - Take 3 capsules twice daily with Samento, Cumanda or Quina.

Magnesium Malate - Take 2 to 6 capsules per day with Samento, Cumanda or Quina. Consider reducing the dose if the bowels are too loose.

Water - drink 3 quarters or litres of pure drinking water per day.

Diet - Blood Type Diet is recommended. (see website ww.dadamo.com)

All Nutramedix liquid extracts should be taken at least 20 minutes apart from each other.

All Nutramedix liquid extracts should be mixed with 4 ounces (120ml) of pure drinking water, let sit for at least 60 seconds, then drink.

If fungal overgrowth is present, use Cumanda at full dose for 2 months before alternating and avoid sugars, fruits, fruit juices and starches.

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The center is located in Reno, NV. The H.Pylori treatment is with herbs. I told her that I did not want any more meds, so she put me on three different herbs (Amazon is the brand of two of them). The protocol for the herbal lyme treatment is the Cowden one. I am not sure if they are redefining it or not. But they was quite an elaborate chart she showed me that helps with the daily formulations.
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If you think of it ask if they are moving to Las Vegas? I might have called them before but they would not give me any clear idea of pricing and the only one I was able to talk to there was a sweet but very young receptionist that did not know much. She said they were planning to move.

Thanks,

Vanilla

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