Dear Nan,

The Haimes Clinic in Boca Raton, Florida,
gives vitamins intravenously and intra-muscularly. I've been there for colonics,
but never for vitamin drips. However, I
asked Beverly, my contact there, how one
would go about finding similar clinics in
other parts of the USA. I hoped there might
be an online organization.

Alas, she said there was no such organization.
So here's what I would do, in your place.

I would go to the Help Desk at my library,
and ask them if they know of vitamin clinics.
Librarians get all kinds of questions.

I would also call the Health Editor at your
local or regional newspaper, and ask him or
her for help. Hint that you might have a good
story for the editor, after you find the clinic.

You could also call the best chiropractor or
ND doctor in your area. Call a bunch of them.
One of them probably knows of a clinic in your area.

Last, you might try a Search on your computer.
Type in "Clinics that give vitamin infusions,"
and see what you come up with.

One last thought: thyroid problems, including
low body temperatures, can often be cured by
eating seaweed. I'm not kidding! Go to your
health food store and buy some packets of
dulse flakes, kombu kelp, Wakame, Nori, Agar-
Agar -- whatever they have. Most packets of
seaweed cost less than $5.00. Seaweed contains
ALL of the nutrients that your blood needs
to remain healthy. Dulse flakes are particularly easy to use. Just shake them on
your salad, or better yet, put a level
spoonful in some juice, and drink it. I eat
seaweed EVERY day of my life. It's wonderful
for your entire endocrine (glandular) system.
Give it a try, Nan.

Let us know if you have any luck with the
vitamin drips after you locate a clinic.
In the meantime, take LOTS of vitamin C
every day, and a sensible amount of seaweed.

Blessings,

Owen

I came across this information on the "JAMA Clinic" in Sarver, Pennsylvania (16055) at 589 Ekastown Road.

Phone: (724) 353-1100
Fax: (724) 353-0333

Ask for office manager. The Clinic combines the finer aspects of approaches as a result of years of study with such respecsdted researchers as Dr. Harold Manner, Dr. Ran (Sutherland), Dr.Deumer and others.

Treatments offered: A multi-faceted metabolic approach, which included: oral chelation; Chinese herbs, coffee enemas, detoxification, Dr. Manner's protocols--high dose vitamin A and C; enzymes, Essiac tea, herbs from the rainforest, homeopathy, Hoxsey treatment..........minerals...........nutrition........oxygenated products...pancreatic enzymes.....pleomorphic remedies from Germany (Dr.Enderlein) vitamins.

It's an outpatient clinic..return in 4-6 weeks..first visit approximately $350...usual intitial supplementation program approximately $900.

This is the first one I came across. Ask them if they helped anyone recover their health with an IV(vitamin C) drip for an ambiguous condition such as yours where the doctors are not sure what the diagnosis should be for you. Explain your diagnosis, that you don't want surgery, and ask for their opinion (they may need to see you)on treatment.

If you get a favorable response from them, one that you are willing to follow, (or not) would you (at sometime)post how it turned out?

Also, I've had this information for a few years and the prices may not be the same. However, since you said you did not have cancer or the test result was inconclusive, the actual total price would probably be LESS since less treatments/supplements as well as less intensive treatments would be required.

Also, this may help you in your information gathering search.
National Self-Help Clearinghouse
365 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10076
U.S.
phone: (212) 817-1822
E-mail: info@selfhelpweb.org
website: http://www.selfhelpweb.org

...founded to facilitate access to self-help groups and to increase awareness of the importance of mutual support groups..exchange ideas and methods for handling problems..actively work on..attitude and behavior to make positive changes in ..lives..gain a sense of control over their lives/problems...also to help locate a specific self-help group.

yes there is a wheatgreass forum. i like to discuss this on this forum sometimes because wheatgrass is the ultimate cancer killer and i wish more people with cancer would use it.

there are very slight differences between the grass you see out your window and the grass you grow inside. they are all grass and they all have similar benefits. the main thing is the chlorophyl. it is the ulitmate blood purifier. and it CANNOT be bottled or processed in any way. it starts to die the instant it is cut. bottled chlorophyl is maybe .01% of the potency of fresh wheatgrass. and all grasses are rich in chlorophyl. also the wild grasses are actually hybridized by nature to be tough and hearty. i mean these things survive the freakin winter! how many other plants can do that? and they can push up a piece of concrete! now thats power! the root system you speak of is important also, because the wild grass has a long and far reaching root system which means it draws nutrients from deep inthe ground compared to the counter top wheatgrass which has a few inches of roots.

anyone contemplating a natural wholistic approach to cancer treatment, or anything else for that matter, cannot go wrong with adding wheatgrass to your regimine.

i have a question regarding yhour wheatgrass set up, so i will pose it in the wheatgrass forum. look for it there.

ff