Letter of Necessity 
Dottie
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Has anyone ever requested a "letter of necessity" from their doctor and received insurance coverage for their nutritional supplements?- Re: Letter of Necessity CJJ
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MoreThis is a reply to # 579Dottie, sorry I've never heard of anything like that. However, I would be very much interested in what you find out and if you are able to get help with the cost. It is so mindless that insurance companies will pay thousands of dollars each month on such things as chemo, but won't put out a dime for nutritional supplements. I, too, would love to have my insurance help me.
I also had a question regardng the cesium treatment. I have been reading on the website you suggested. When you purchase and receive the cesium, does it tell you then how to use it/how much to use, etc. OR do you need to buy the books to find out all the information you need to begin the protecol? Thanks for any info and good luck with your letter of necessity!
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MoreThis is a reply to # 581I agree with you and that is exactly why I am looking into this aspect of nutritional care. Why aren't there any Nutritional Oncologists? There are plenty of Medical Oncologists selling their toxic chemo drugs to those who are too sick to even wonder if there is another road to wellness, even if they could afford to pay for the nutrients.
Those dispensing the cesium pills do not proclaim a whole lot due to the power of the FDA. For example the container of the 1000mgs of cesium choride pills says "serving size one (1) capsule", Suggested use: One capsule or more daily. I am sure that you understand by now that the result of this therapy is to quickly alkalize the body. You can also alkalize by using other minerals over a longer period of time. The books are not very expensive from the Brewer Science Library in Wisconsin.
Dottie- Re: Insurance for Dottie cjj
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This is a reply to # 583Be sure to let me know if you get any good results. I will go ahead and order the 2 books from Dr. Brewer's library. So...the books will tell me the therapy to follow?? You know..how much to take and how many times a day?? I feel I need some instruction.
Surely you didn't just have to guess? You said it was a 33 day treatment that cost $220.00, so you must have been instructed somewhere how long and how much to take, right? Thanks!- How Many Pills Dottie
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This is a reply to # 584I talked to Dr Wolfe before buying the pills. He sends 100 of the 1000 mgs, 100 of the 500 mgs, and 100 of the 10 mgs. They suggest taking three of the 1000 capsules each day for 33 days. The 500 mgs are for adjusting the dosage and the 10 mgs are for maintenance, to maintain alkalinity. Have you tested your saliva pH????? What type and how much calcium are you consuming???
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This is a reply to # 586Thanks for the info. Somewhere I read you must take a minimum of 1 - 3 grams per day. However, it sounds like your sister used 3,000 mg. a day - which might be considerable less. I don't even know how many milligrams in a gram.
You say 10 mgs are for maintance. However, see the below mail I sent to Brewer Library and their response.
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Dear Caroline,
The "High pH Therapy..." booklet has a protocol in it along with nine or so pages of background information to guide a physician and patient in understanding what may be necessary and also that a certain low dose of cesium is not a good idea. We have inserted pages telling about side effects we've heard about and sources of cesium chloride and cesium carbonate and ionic cesium we've heard about with phone numbers.
Where do you live? There might be someone in your vicinity who would help you do this.
Lillian Hanke, Librarian
Brewer Science Library
Ph. 608-647-6513 Fax 608-647-6797
325 N. Central Ave., Richland Center, WI 53581
http://www.mwt.net/~drbrewer
----- Original Message -----
From: Carol
To: drbrewer@mwt.net
Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2003 12:08 AM
Subject: Cesium therapy
If I order Dr. Brewer's books, do they tell me where I can order Cesium and the protocol to go with it? I feel I need some instruction, plus I don't know where to order it from? Thanks.
_Caroline_____________________________________________________
They mention "cesium chloride and cesium carbonate and ionic cesium". I sure don't know the difference. They sound like too low a dose is not good either.
Does your sister test her ph at home or do you have to send it to a lab? Maybe I will understand more after I read the books. Thans again .- A Few Pointers Dottie
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This is a reply to # 591Amount recommended by some is 1000 to 3000 mgs. That is the same as 1 to 3 grams.
When Lillian refers to a small dose not being beneficial it is, no doubt, in reference to the "treatment" not to maintenence. It takes the higher doses to get the body into the alkaline state that will not only "kill off" the cancer in a short time but will also neutralize the very acidic collection and disposal of the dead cancer cells. If you do not maintain the alkaline body condition thereafter, your body will return to the acidic condition and again support the environment that allows cancer to survive. There are many nutrients that will assist in a speedy recovery but until your body is alkaline it will revert to the disease state once the particular nutrients are reduced or removed. Learn the correct foods to eat to maintain an alkaline body condition.
pH measurement: You can do this at home. You will need high amounts of calcium and potassium plus many other things . There are many cheap forms of calcium that are poorly absorbed. If you go to the http://www.onlinecoralcalcium.com you will find that they offer coral calcium supreme, high dosage, which includes the pH tester. What you are doing is testing your saliva which should be alkaline. It is about $10 to $15 according to where you may purchase the tester.
The Best Always, Dottie
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