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patientadvocate
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Hello,
I don't know which forum section this topic fits to best. I hope that there are people here which know something about this.
This is about mitochondrial dysfuntion/ mitochondriopathy.
I am concerned that I suffer from this because I have elevated oxidative stress (determined via a blood test) and nitrosative stress (determined via a urine test).
The doctor who ran these tests didn't really know much about nitrosative stress. He more or less simply read to me what the lab results sheet said and then told me to take antioxidants. But I am already taking vitamins and obviously this doesn't prevent the nitrosative stress at all!
I have read about this condition in a few books but these books are basically full of chemistry charts which I don't understand at all.
It's very discouraging.
The books which I have also do not really tell you what to do as a patient when you have mitochondrial dysfunction. In the end you still need to find a doctor who knows this stuff (which is hard enough) and what's even worse is that the diagnosis requires all kinds of laboratory tests which aren't covered by the insurance.
And the vitamins and supplements you need to treat the condtion are also not paid by the insurance.
I heard of people who basically spent a fortune on so called "anti aging" experts which sold them supplements and ran expensive blood tests all the time and they ripped them off their money.
I don't want to go to such a doctor who only wants to run expensive tests and sell me supplements.
I don't know what to do now. This is really dragging me down cause it seems like something which orthodox medicine cannot help you with. I asked my intern about it and showed him the lab report where it says I have nitrosative stress and he told me to ignore it.
But I have many different health conditions and no doctor can help me. I really have a lot of strange things for someone at my age (30). I have been felling okay until around 20 and then it started to go down the hill.
Some stuff I struggle with:
lipomatosis & painful fat tissue
multiple joint pains (rheumatologist found no explanation)
generally feeling weak and fragile
physical weakness (cant even do 1 regular pushup)
visual disorders (visual snow and other things)
blue field entoptic phenomenon (seeing white blood cells, started a few years ago and it's really depressing)
skin eczema
irritability
strong light sensitivity
ADHD-like symptoms
anxiety
eye floaters
Sorry to hear about this cyst that you are dealing with. Sounds very painful.
I haven't used Black Salve on a cyst but have had excellent results with tumors on my nose and several on my dogs. One of the tumors on my dog was very large and hideous looking.
The salve killed all of the cancer and the tumors fell off.
It might be worth a try. You will know if the salve activates or note if it builds an eschar.
Hope this helps,
BB
tgparker
12 y
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Here's a Picture of the fatty Cyst
tgparker
12 y
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Here's another picture of the cyst after gua sha scraping treatment.
dagearjammer
12 y
7,732
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I would not use any more oleander. Dogs digestive systems just aren't set up to handle oleander well. It's even worse for cats. Initially, we were excited about the possible benefits for dogs and perhaps other animals from oleander - due in great part to succesful caniine oleander trials. However, those trials used an injectible form of oleander and not oral oleander. Though a few people have been able to use oral oleander with their dogs, most are not able to and we do not recommend oleander for dogs, cats or other animals.
With humans, there are alternative delivery routes when stomach issues cause problems - injecting the patented medicine version, sublingual and rectal. Sadly, none of those are very practical for dogs and other pets, though I suppose rectal adminstration of the liquid extract might be possible in some situations.
It sounds like you have made quite the good effort. If it were me, I might try painting some items such as iodine, perhaps baking soda, few drops of DMSO, etc. directly on the problem area. Perhaps there are some other suggestions which might be helpful that you have not tried in the suggested anti-cancer protocol for dogs we put together:
An Anti-Cancer Protocol for Dogs
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