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I cannot find anything on this at all and want to start my daughter on the protocol- however she takes an antidepressant. Is that going to interfere with the protocol or will the protocol interfere with the med?? Can't find a thing on it- anybody here know?? Thanks!
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i take 10 mg of elavil and so far have no side effects.
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I took modified Cowden with my other meds. I was not on an antidepressant.
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I used regular cowden and condensed cowden for several months. I take alot of perscription drugs (including antidepressants). Everything was fine.
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In Connie's new book, Dr C claims a high success rate for his Condensed Cowden protocol.
What was the experience of those of you who have tried it?
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ukcarry- I have been on Cowden condensed for three
months. I take it EXACTLY like his protocol
states. I see major imporvements. My teen is on
it and she is making great strides. She had
lost her hearing and it returned after one month
on it.She is taking it as strictly as I am.
I had two numb legs and one numb arm. Within the
first month that was gone and I was able to
walk again.My neuro symptoms are taking longer
to resolve, but I am not surprised at
that.Still, those have improved.
There is a group
in my area where we are all lymies. Many of the
people in the group have had great results with
Cowden.The ones who haven't had good results
seem to be the ones who deviate from the plan.I
believe you must do the program like he says.It
is expensive,but I am very pleased with it.
PB
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ukcarry
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PB4, thank you for responding.
I am very pleased for you that you and your daughter are seeing such encouraging improvements. Have you been ill a long time?
Could you say a bit more about how some people deviated from the plan? Do you mean that they left out some of the herbs, took different dosages or were you referrring to things he suggests like skin brushing?
Again, best of luck for your continued improvements,
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