Interesting tricks to try

I told you about using the nerve stimulators for dystrophy. I told you not to use nerve sedatives like valarian root. I told you to get off coffee. OK, Dr. Schulze uses these in an interesting way, and this something to experiement with.

He says, with the neuromuscular disease patients, one cup of coffee every so often is OK, because the caffeine is actually good for you. Now, I will caution you that you need to make sure this coffee is organic and from a reliable source. And he is talking about black coffee, although I doubt Dr. Schulze would mind of you put a little honey or agave nectar in it. But you don't want to be drinking a pot of coffee every day like I used to do.

The other thing is, he says you can go back and forth with the nerve stimulants and the nerve sedatives. Like, you can do three weeks of the nerve stimulants, then give your body a break from them and give your muscles a chance to relax a week by doing nerve sedatives. You can switch back and forth. It's the same principle as hot and cold showers and lobelia with cayenne.

These people got well, folks. Call it permanent remission if you want. Call it just being symptom free. Who cares. They didn't drag their feet any more, they didn't waddle when they walked any more, they got up and down stairs just fine, and they could lift things again. I call that a cure.

Buy that juicer. Let's go.

Donna