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wiserforit2
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I need advice!

I was awaiting my Round #8 drops and got a letter stating that my saliva sample did not show any further "energetically relevant disruptions!"

Yet, I still feel awful. Achey joints and tissue, ears ringing, emotional and extremely fatigued and sleepy all the time.

I do not know how to proceed. They discussed that it would take up to a year for "restructuring" to take place for disruptions that existed for 10 years.

What now? Any ideas?

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Wiser, several others have been surprised when they apparently had finished treatment and HG suggested to them that they wait2 or 3 months and then send in a new sample. Perhaps you could check with them whether you should do the same?


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Kateaton, many people did not leave the 2 weeks before mailing a new sample because, given the typical mail time from USA, it would slow down the treatment considerably.

As I live in UK, with a shorter time for mail delivery, I have sometimes waited the full 2 weeks, sometimes mailed the sample after about one week.

If it is less than 2 weeks since your daughter finished the previous drops, I would be inclined to wait until at least the 2 weeks are up.


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A friend of mine who is a practitioner and who had breast cancer had all her scars done with procaine only to find out later about the carcinogenic effect. She's a meticulous researcher and wanted to kick herself. If it's a concern for you, best to do some Googling. She herself is an EDS tester and figures a lot of things out for herself. I would not feel comfortable giving out her name. But I will email her to see if she can direct me to a particular study.
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Skies, sorry to hear about your daughter. I'm afraid I don't know anything about borrelia hermsii except that it is associated with relapsing fever.

As for antibiotics, if the borrelia h is of recent origin, there would seem to be a good argument for taking them now.

If it is an older infection, and you suspect it may be the cause of your daughter's history of symptoms, then timing of abx would not be as crucial.

I find it hard to say more, as I'm not familiar with that species of borrelia.

Good luck with your research,

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Have any of you had a resurgence of Lyme while taking the drops? I think that this is the problem with the terrible arthritic pain in my leg which seems to be getting worse.

I stopped abx treatment to do the AI and felt a lot better when I went off all the drugs. Now my leg is on fire. It has been almost 2 weeks since this pain started. It is a brand new symptom and not a resurfacing of an old injury.

I'm going to tough it out with the drops, then probably go back on the abx when the rounds are finished.

Has anyone else had a similar experience?

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thejoje

Your leg pain might just be the bugs surfacing from a deeper level where they weren't noticed before. They may have been encysted deep within the tissue and now with the drops their hiding places have been revealed.

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Lex,
What you say makes sense; however, I would now like to blast these bugs to Kingdom Come. I presume they are having free reign now that the killing agents are gone.

Should I rely solely on the drops at this point, or should I take something to boost my immune system.

Also, HG says aspirin is OK, but does anyone know if a few Advil is OK to take on occasion?

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thejoje.

Many of us starting AI before you have done some natural therapies after getting of antibiotics, prior to starting the AI.

These things, whether killing herbs, rife, photon machines, clearing dental metals, detox things, etc...did help many have a lower load prior to startng the AI.

so it is hard for me or some others to recommend with any form of certainty as to what to do now that you are experiencing lyme-esque type symptoms...while trying to stay "natural" on the drops.

There are times that many of us on the drops shared that we have taken some sort of remedy when experiencing a strong issue. I have taken advil one time with extreme ankle pain...but I hesitate to recommend anything extra. I also took some iodine for a thyroid blast. And I wish I did not!

I think those who have had a harder time getting through the AI, are the ones starting with a higher load of toxins and pathogens, that were not addressed enough to begin with. It does not mean you cannot get through this...but so hard to compare your issues with others.

Hang in there and do what your body is telling you. If I were to take anything...I would give AI a break for awhile after taking anything, take binders to clear all that out, before sending in my new sample, so it still has a chance to recognize that your body is not in balance, and not fooled by the extra killers or supplements. Just some common sense with this.

Another thought, if you come back as being done the drops...and you know you are not truly completely done...you may want to take a long break, get ART tested, and see if there is something to help with clear some symptoms before re-sending in your sample.

There may be a very large emotional component to address that will clear your symptoms! This happens for many! Do not just look on the first level...the physical. There are 4 other levels that the root may be lurking that causes the symptom or block...that once this block is addressed, it releases things so AI's "informational component" can flow and release even more.

Practitiners that do ART have commented that in general, if patients present with physical issues, on level I or II,(physical or electromagnetic) the root to address is most likely on the higher levels, and visa versa, if the problem is mental, informatinal or consiousness, the issue is either in the matrix or physical level.

AI works well on miasms, and anxiety, depression, but does not seem to release ALL your emotional blocks...especially if they occur daily! I'm not certain about scar blockages either as to if they need to be addressed after AI or not. But scars do create very large blocks. I have witnessed this.

I observed a patient being ART tested, when a scar was found crossing the midline...very deep cesarian. A big block...practitioner found her body was virtually "cut in half", as the lower portion was not responding at all to any treatments post the cessarian. Her body looked like a balloon on the top...could not ever loose weight. Like two different bodies to treat. Major emotional blockages in the scar! Could only get so far without neural therapy, the practitioner recommended.

I'm still wondering if AI will clear scar blocks...as many practitioners who do the scar clearing, do not understand AI yet!

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Thejoje,in my case, I never stopped having Lyme symptoms, as antibiotics had not made any noticeable difference during the year or so I was on them. I have many symptoms.

Recently, I did have a particularly bad stretch of Lyme arthritis/extreme stiffness and cramping, for example, which was especially bad at night. As with the general ebb and flow of my illness experience, the intensity of those symptoms has died down somewhat for the moment.

I have been ill a very long time and it made sense to me to try AI before any other major 'killing' plan, but I still experience my major Lyme symptoms, along with some new different symptoms such as widepread skin rash, sore underlip, distinct chemical taste at back of tongue....these I attribute to the effects of AI.

I see no point in taking much, if any, killing modalities whilst on AI, which is seeking to reregulate and reopen the channels of detoxification. That seems to me like shoving more rubbish down a broken garbage disposal machine!

So far as your question about the immune system is concerned, I sometimes take, for example, beta glucan and I am sure others have mentioned it too.

I take some herbs and turmeric/curcumin and have also taken the odd pain killer rather than suffer unnecessarily,

all the best,

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Maybe as our immune systems start to wake up, they go after some things they couldn't recognize or be bothered with before?

I had times of pain, stiffness and some muscle cramps but I did not refer to these as "lyme symptoms". All of these can be attributed to many other things.

Lingering lyme neurotoxins can feel every bit as bad as active infection.

Metals leaving the tissues (of stuck in) can feel pretty bad sometimes. DK calls fibromyalgia - mercury stuck in the tissues.

If you had years and years of toxins, bugs, parasites, fungus - whatever - build up, I would not expect all of them to wake up and make their way out without experiencing some discomfort.

HG has always said "if you have a headache, take an aspirin, there is no need to suffer." Taking too many things is another story as we see it tends to contribute to no dysregulations being found.

If the drops are working on the process of enzyme production and we start taking digestive enzymes at every meal, maybe that signals that the function is working when it in fact is not (for example).

Just my thoughts.

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Nandubo,

You raise an interesting question about the digestive enzymes. Now let's apply it to minerals and electrolytes. We know that many who are on AI are releasing toxins of all kinds including heavy metals.

Does this mean we should not use binders while on AI as it might signal the function of getting rid of toxins is not working?

Does this mean we should not take electrolytes when we have cramps as it might signal the function of the body is working when in fact it is not?

Does this mean we should not take minerals as has been heavily advocated on this site as the might signal that the functions of the body are working when in fact they are not?

I pose these questions seriously, not to be rude or to contradict you.

I know that after a year of AI I still cannot eat gluten and I take a "safety digestive enzyme" for that reason. I know I still have leaky gut and take L-glutamine. I take milk thistle to protect the live from toxins. I take magnesium or potassium when I get muscle cramps. Should I not be taking these items?

If that is the case, Biopure will go out of business. LOL

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Thank you all for your serious consideration of my problem. There I was thinking that advil or abx is what I truly need. (Talk about short-sighted!)

I have had 2 C-sections and a couple other minor operations-- and I'm sure there are emotional blockages galore.

Sharing what you all have been through is a tremendous help. I now have something to remind myself of when the pain is bad. Thank you all so much.

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Hiker - I don't think there was anything on the AI test about lack of minerals. We don't detox properly without them - that is why I take them and they certainly are not in our soil or food in the amounts they once were.

My minerals levels were always fine until metals started leaving.

Taking binders to soak up the metals or toxins does just that I think. The test shows the level of contamination due to metals recirculating. I wouldn't think we want them recirculating - hence binders or overload the system.

We are not talking about a run of the mill every day type of detox that the body takes care of daily on its own. These are some major detoxes that can push the body and may need extra help.

HG stresses being hydrated and not with plain water that would wash minerals and nutrients away. So why would their be a problem with electrolytes? They are just minerals as well.

My comments were specific to functions that the drops are trying to regulate. Enzyme function could be one.

Our bodies do not make minerals and if they are being wiped out when the metals exit, it makes no sense to me not to replenish them.

I had a short stint with glutathione which was a disaster and I can't help but think it was because the drops were trying to help me produce more of my own and my liver just wasn't up to the added stress of trying to absorb it.

To me, taking minerals and binders is not the same as taking killers, or immune enhancers or anything that the drops are trying to rebuild or get the body to do on it's own.

If I get a muscle cramp I take electrolytes or magnesium as well. I don't think I said we shouldn't take those things - simple things that should be in our food.

HG always told me that when the detox really starts happening that organ support is a good thing.

My statement about enzymes was:

"If the drops are working on the process of enzyme production and we start taking digestive enzymes at every meal, maybe that signals that the function is working when it in fact is not (for example)."

I said - for example and I do not know if that interferes or not - I was putting it out there for thought. I did not say you should or should not take enzymes.

If you still can't eat wheat, maybe your gut needs more time to heal.

Mostly, what I was trying to say is that every ache of pain is not necessarily lyme related as there were several posts about lyme symptoms.

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thejoje - I had full-blown Lyme symptoms (extreme fatigue, body aches and depression) when I was on my second round of drops.

I was ART tested and Lyme came out as a priorty. I'm waiting for my fourth round and the severe symptoms seem to be gone. (Hope it stays that way!)

Still have some fatigue in the mornings.

On the subject of digestive enzymes - did you know that fermented foods like sauerkraut is full of digestive enzymes!

My doctor suggested I add more fermented foods to my diet to improve digestion and I think it's working 'cause I feel a difference.

Has anyone ever heard of the GAPS Diet? Go to gapsdiet.com for more info. It has to do with healing the gut and how the gut effects your brain and so on.

Doesn't talk of Lyme but it addresses candida. Candida is a big problem for all of us!


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Nanadubo:

You make a good point about supplements, such as enzymes, that are normally made in the body might not be great to take with AI.

And I think with the exception of zeolite the binders I take are foods--the chlorella and apple pectin (but not the activated charcoal).

The amino acids for my stomach would normally come from food and then be synthesized by the body to make peptides, so perahps they are okay to take.

I know my gut is not healed, yet, which is why I sent in for more AI even when they said I was through. I am now back on AI.

Anyway, I hope I didn't offend you.

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You did not offend me. I simply felt that the enzyme question wasn't the same as binders or minerals and so was trying to explain.

Most binders are foods as you say, so I didn't understand why you were asking if they should be stopped. Same with minerals. We can't live without those.

All is well.

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Chlorella as binder. Chlorella won't deplete minerals--anything but. Chlorella is probably the healthiest thing one can take and can take the place of all the other supplements most people take. It has minerals, amino acids, SOD, many of the Bs including B12, folic acid, vitamin C and the list goes on. Not to mention all the cleansing chlorophyl. Sometimes I'm amazed at how much my body wants -- it has been calling for 50-60 at a time when I use the biotensor, other times just 9 or 10. I only use charcoal when I have a miserable headache.

Round 3 of AI has been probably the roughest but it seems to be clearing more junk out than the other two rounds.

Good health to all.

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Lex,

Would you kindly explain how you use clay for scars. I have a large scar from a hysterectomy that might block healing.

Thank you.

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yes - chlorella has been talked about here lots - it's a wonderful food.
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hiker53

You can get the protocol on scars/clay from Premier Research Labs. It's a long complicated process but first you have to put clay on the hands and feet that test weak (to open drainage). If a scar is what is called primary (meaning that it's an interference field) then it need to be claypacked.
If it knocks off GV 20 at the top of the head, then the head also needs to be claypacked along with it at the same time. IF you email me privately, I can give you more information. It's not something that you want to do on yourself; you really need someone who has been trained.

Also, if you're on AI, then you don't want to use the clays as they are magnetic and could interfere with the drops. If you're on the drops, you turn into a juggler.

Before I tell anyone to go on AI, I help them with their scars first because I don't think that AI is going to dissolve scar tissue. I think if the hands and feet are open and drainage is happening, the AI won't cause as many serious detox reactions. In fact, I'm wondering if those who have been on umpteen rounds don't in fact have interference fields and blocked "downloads" (hands/feet).

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Lex,

Thank you for the scar information. I have been wondering if my scar is causing slow healing.

I doubt anyone near me has been trained, but I will ask around. The closest ND is over 3 hours away, so I rely on a energy healer for a lot of information and for energy testing.

Blessings. Hiker53

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Hi all --

I wanted to ask if anyone has had a similar experience with what I am now facing.

I've been achey and sleepy for about four days. Suddenly today I have swollen glands around my neck and collar bone and a quasi-sore throat. The achiness and head fog are pretty bad. Feels real Lymic.

I've been taking binders all along and alternating Epsom Salt baths with Baking Soda baths and lots of dry skin brushing.

I am officially off AI as they told me things looked good after Round #7. Hmmm.... what's wrong with this picture?

Feeling pretty wretched. Don't know what treatment to seek for relief. Patience is running a little low.

Any ideas?

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Nobody awake this weekend?

THought I'd try again.

I read in some Dr. K articles that the Lyme stuff piggybacks on heavy metals, and as the metals release, you can wake up sleeping Lyme junk. He says that you need to treat the Lyme when this happens. *GULP* I'm avoiding any and all abx... Quintessence? Freeze-dried Garlic?

I'm torn between thinking in the AI-manner that neurotoxins feel just like Lyme but aren't Lyme -- versus Lyme (or inadequately treated Bartonella) rearing its' ugly head from the heavy metals sounding the call.

The worst of this is that Herr G's saliva testing shows that I'm done after 7 rounds.... must wait one-three months before sending in another saliva sample. In the meantime, I'm on binders and LiverLife. I've been avoiding killers to support the detox and not make it harder.

For the larger audience out there, Any thoughts?

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Hi Wiser,

Flu-type symptoms have been a major feature of my illness right from the beginning, though I probably experienced them a little less often as time went on [or is that just that you get used to a level of illness?!].

Whilst on the drops, I often have the 'liquid' eyes , a sore throat and cough, swimmy head etc and I hope it's related to the detoxing of metals and chemicals. I also get spells of being extra stiff, achy and crampy, especially in bed.

Although you have finished the drops for the moment, your body should be working away at correcting itself, so your symptoms may well be caused by this...but who knows for sure? I understand how you are torn about it, as I often feel the same way!

Do you take any MSM as one of your binders/detox agents? It sometimes takes the edge of the achiness for me. Taking something like Japanese Knotwood in low dose while you wait may also help to maintain the status quo without stepping too much on AI's toes.

Good luck: hopefully, the 3 months will pass quite quickly for you without you feeling even worse and you can concentrate on eating well, minerals perhaps and binding as appropriate,


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Hi Wiser - just some thoughts. If I understand the drops, they wake up the immune system like rebooting the hard drive.

If this is the case, maybe your immune system is going after these things on it's own - or trying to. Seems I remember him saying or writing that this is the hardest work the body will ever do.

Maybe the head fog is a yeast/fungus die off. A couple of times when I tested strongly for anti-fungals I took a fair amount of freeze dried garlic which intensified the situation. A pretty strong killer.

If it is a lymph drainage issue causing the collar bones to be tender and swollen glands - red root tincture could help. It has some killing qualities as well but quite mild compared to freeze dried garlic.

Do you know of a good lymphatic drainage practitioner? I used to see a woman who practiced Upledger techniques and it worked very well.

I have some Quintessence that I have never opened and I NEVER test to take it. My body seems to want nothing to do with anything that kills.

Crampy - Dr. A D told me that when one is taking a lot of minerals, electrolyte balance can get thrown off and if magnesium wasn't helping with cramping, to add a little more electrolytes.

I don't think Mr. G would mind if you didn't wait three months.

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my EMF sensitivity is way decreased, I noticed!
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Wiserforit2,

AI said I was done with the drops after round #9, but I still had items in the red and yellow on the graphs. I submitted a new sample and did need more drops. I waited 2 months and wish I had resubmitted my sample right away.

Check your results and if you went down in any area or have areas in the red and yellow I would suggest you send in another sample to AI.

I also agree with Nanodubo that your own immune system may be kicking in. I just had one of the most powerful lyme herxes I have ever had and know I killed a lot of the borrelia this week. I probably messed up AI with some of the detox I had to do, but I couldn't believe the herx reaction.

Blessings. Hiker53

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Hiker, what do you think has caused borrelia to be killed? Do you mean that you think your immune system is kicking in and therefore killing it?


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Carry,

Yes, I think my immune system is kicking in. I did go out on a limb and see a Christian energy healer Wednesday and after she worked on me is when I herxed like crazy. As a Christian I think it is God working through the healer and my own immune system. The effect is so powerful that my lifelong toenail fungus is just about gone. (sorry to gross you out)

In June when I thought I was done with AI, I had a night where my immune system kicked in after a long prayer time and I killed some of the borrelia then I am sure, but did not herx like I have done the past few days. I know AI and energy "stuff" does not mix, but I felt lead to use this healer. She helped me when I had terrible insomnia. I had it for three months and no drug or supplement would help and one day after she worked on my pineal gland I have slept well since.

I do think between AI and the bionic and energy healing techniques my immune system is now functioning on its own. I got my first bad cold in 7 years this summer. I give God the credit!

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That sounds great, Hiker and thanks for explaining.

It does sound as if you have found a really good healer and also as if you are making real progress,

all the best,


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Thank you healerdealer, ukcarry, nanadubo,and hiker for all of your responses.

healer -- thank you for the information on the gapsdiet.com. I looked at the site and was inspired to make bone soup.

ukcarry -- what round are you on? do you still have the flu-like feelings?

hiker -- when you have flare-ups do you always consider them your body's immune system killing something? I'm always afraid that it's my body not being able to detox completely. Your healing experience sounded amazing; I am happy that this came into your life.

nanadubo -- I am going to the store today for red root tincture! I must admit that my diet is not perfectly devoid of gluten and sugar. I wonder if fungus and candida are an issue that is cropping up. Lots of tears and confusion in conjunction with this onset of pain.

Overall, I'm sweating, exhausted and finding it difficult to stay positive. I keep hoping this is all for a good cause and that I'm continuing to detox. I'm supposed to pack up for vacation -- we're leaving on Friday -- and I'm having difficulty motivating myself towards that organization.

Just trying to "be" while I ride the chaos surfboard....

Best to all,

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Wiser, I'm waiting for round 10 to arrive.

I no longer feel as horribly fluey all the time as I did right at the beginning of illness, but I do still get those symptoms I described, especially if I've had to over-exert myself [physically, mentally or socially].

With AI, I've noticed that the symptoms often start to appear in the evening, but don't tend to develop further, as they used to; I will then take chlorella or my herb and clay capsules as binders and often feel clearer in the morning, though I have noticed more of a constant mildly sore throat recently.

I'm sweating enormously too, especially at night [and still not sure how much is menopause and how much babesia!]

Be aware that red root is a strong coagulant and some people [myself included according to tests] with this illness already have a degree of hypercoagulation. Those on blood-thinning meds should also be wary of it.

I know how hard it is to get ready for time away when you feel lousy, so I hope you start to feel better soon and are able to enjoy your vacation,

Best Wishes,

Carry

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Carry brings up a good point. I am only taking red root as I ART tested so strongly for it. Guess it's a good idea to test for anything you are going to take.

Just got my July hair test results. Compared to the April test - I am still releasing a lot of heavy metals but my mineral base is much, much better.

Calcium and magnesium are still a little out of whack and some minerals (like lithium) are on the high side now with most things in the normal range instead of totally depleted.

Having phone appointment with my doctor in WA next week and will go over these results.

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I agree NanaDubo that head fog could be a sign of yeast die-off.

Last year (before AI) I rifed for candida and I had a huge herx that felt just like Lyme. At that time, my Lyme was in remission.

Does anyone here drink Kefir. It's a natural probiotic. I just started drinking the kind made from goat's milk.

I also started adding fermented foods (preservative-free sauerkraut, pickles and kimchi) to my diet along with homemade chicken stocks.

The fermented food helps to make the good bacteria in your gut.

Started reading Gut and Psychology Syndrome by Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride, Has to do with natural treatments for Autism, ADD, Depression, etc.

Talks about candida, allergies, chemical sensitivities, heavy metals and de-tox. The main focus is healing the gut so that symptoms will subside.

It's not an easy diet - but it's worth it if it works. No gluten, no grains, no dairy, no starchy vegetables.

Foods you can have are all fruits, fresh-pressed fruit juice, non-starchy vegetables, meats, seeds, nuts and some beans.

I'm on a modified version for candida. Going on week two and feel pretty good.

Wiserforit - I used to have chronic sore throats. Then I went to a dr. that used a green laser in my throat and I haven't had any sore throats since.

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Just received my 15th bottle of drops and started them this morning. The report shows 4 energetic blockades, 2 biological substances, and 6 chemical substances.

Still working through the layers of stored toxins, I guess. I wonder where it will end!

Also, is anyone using Selectrolytes or other brand of electrolytes in place of the BioPure electrolytes in Dr. K's rehydration cocktail?

I'm almost out of BioPure electrolytes and would like to continue taking some kind of electrolytes with the rehydration cocktail.

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My goodness, Nutmeg, that's a lot of rounds! Are you feeling improvements?

Sorry, I can't help with your question, as I use a UK brand of electrolytes,

Best Wishes,

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Nutmeg, Morin Labs has Selectrolytes but I haven't tried it. I had several bottles of Electrolytes stocked up before the "shortage" happened.

They look to be pretty much the same although you probably saw that Selectrolytes can be ordered in glass bottles.

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Dr. Klinghardt used to use SELECTROLYTES of Morin Labs and they are made by a man with great integrity.
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Crayhon Research makes "Peltier Electrolyte Concentrate."
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Crayhon Research makes "Peltier Electrolyte Concentrate."
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I have not posted in awhile so thought I'd catch you up. My kids and I are on our 6th round of AI and my husband is now on his 2nd.

My husband started AI because he still has amalgams and I thought it would be wise to have his body get started on AI prior to their removal. However, he has noticed, off and on, a slight runny nose after eating wheat throughout his life, but nothing very bothersome. After his first round which he described as being extremely tired and his limbs like dead weights he now has no runny nose!

As for myself and my kids, I have not had the nerve to try the foods that we were allergic to and see if we still have a reaction. I just figured I would do that once AI said we were done. However, tonight my husband accidentally gave my kids and I organic ice cream cones instead of gluten free! I was panicked when I saw the box, but thought that I should calm down and use this as a trial. So far, I do not have the immediate brain fog that typically occurred after eating gluten so that is great. I will keep you posted tomorrow or the next day to see if any excema, etc. pop up.

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I thought everyone would want to know - Zombie (she is my sil ) - is in the Hospital - she is very very ill. Please everyone hold her in your thoughts and prayers. She's come so far - and so close to beating this....
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I'm so sorry to hear that. If you speak with her or visit, please tell her she is definitely in my thoughts and prayers.
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Finishing up Round 3. A lot of toxins coming out of the skin. My inner upper arms burn and inner elbow swells up like a balloon. I have a feeling it's breast toxins trying to find way via the axilla -- I think the electrolytes and minerals are allowing the body to push this stuff out.

I have a feeling that those who are on the drops for a long long time might consider interference fields (scars, cavitations).

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SELECTROLYTES used to come in glass but now it comes in "safe" plastic.
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Skiesmama, I am so sorry to hear that Zombie is so ill; please do give her very best wishes from me and ,I'm sure, everyone on this thread,


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Skiesmama - sorry to hear about Zombie. I wish her a full recovery.
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Healing prayers for Zombie.
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Zombie is in my thoughts and prayers too.
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