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canefan17
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Found this at curezone. It's worth reading. All about alkalizing the body and detoxing and maintaining natural health.
The guy focuses on healthy foods, kelp, detoxing, balancing pH levels.

(I don't agree with all of it, ex: only eating 20% protein and no protein 4-6 hours before bed)...
but this guy Moreless has helped QUITE a bit of unhealthy people get healthy. Alkalizing the body can take time though. But definitely look into it.


Here is the Moreless Protocol that Evanluck lovingly put together for everyone.

The basic protocol as outlined in this forum is as follows:

Stop all eating habits that promote excess acidity

This includes eating:
any refined sugars (sugar, high fructose corn syrup etc.)
any refined starches (white bread, white rice, anything made with white flour)
any artificial chemicals (preservatives, artificial sweeteners etc.)
any protein or grains 4-6 hours before you go to sleep

80% of your diet should consist of top-quality, locally grown, seasonal fruits and vegetables with an emphasis on green leafy vegetables (cabbage, broccoli, kale, cauliflower, non-iceberg lettuce, spinach etc.). You can purchase a refractometer and start testing the BRIX (amount of complexed carbohydrates) level of the foods that you purchase. This will allow you to begin to pick better quality produce.

20% of your diet can be whole grains and high quality protein sources like cold-water wild caught fish (i.e. Alaskan salmon or sardines), high quality eggs, non-homogenized dairy.

Do a series of enemas to clean out your digestive system. The one moreless recommends is water with a small amount of Apple Cider Vinegar.

Following the enemas take some probiotics. First thing in the morning, drink a glass of water. Then take the probiotics (one with a high billion count 8+ and with both Bifidus Bacterium and Acidophilus) along with a glass of skim milk. [edit added on 11-09-07]

Buy some PH strips and start testing your saliva at set times during the day (first thing in the morning and approximately an hour after each meal) to get an idea of the relative quality of your foods and how your body reacts to different kinds of foods.

Drink plenty of clean water slowly throughout the day.


Supplement your diet with mineral rich foods:
Alkalyzing Drink: the juice of 1/4-1/2 of a lemon, 1-6 or more (start out slow) Tablespoons of Pickling Lime Water (1 Tablespoon of Pickling Lime diluted into 1 Gallon of Distilled Water), 1-3 Tablespoons of Blackstrap Molasses, 1 Tablespoon of high quality, cold water kelp

Sip this drink slowly throughout the day. You can start out with one drink per day and scale up slowly to as many as your body reacts positively to.

Take a pinch of Epsom Salt with each Meal.

Accelerate with Akalyzing Baths:
Take a hot bath (as hot as you can stand it) with the following ingredients:
2 Pounds of Epsom Salts
1 Pound of Baking Soda
1-2 Quarts of Hydrogen Peroxide

Soak in the bath for as long as you can stand it (start out with shorter period of time like 15 mins. and slowly work up to longer periods of time).

Finish up with a cold shower.

If you are very sick you may not be able to take the baths initially. If not then you can reduce the ingredients and do a foot soak with the same ingredients in the same proportion.


Learn to choose a positive outlook on life and positive thoughts. Find things everyday that you can be grateful for. Spend time in prayer and meditation. Refuse to worry about things that you are unable to control or are unwilling to take action to change.

This is the general protocol. Each person is different so you need to learn to listen to your body and make adjustments within these principles to find what works best for your body.

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<< This includes eating:
any refined sugars sugar, high fructose corn syrup etc.
any refined starches white bread, white rice, anything made with white flour
any artificial chemicals preservatives, artificial sweeteners etc.>>


The food guidelines you mention make a lot of sense- and are exactly what my son's first LLMD said too.

Lyme thrives on sugars! Think of sugars as the food source for the bacteria.

Sugars, wheat and preservatives lower our immunity.

NOT good when you're fighting for your life.

Thanks for the reminders.

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