Date:   8/2/2009 1:08:30 PM ( 15 y ago)
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>>So, please (if you care for more thoughts from me), let >>me know (fairly specifically): what a typical diet is >>for you weekly, all your 'continuing life stressers' and >>what type of EMF exposure you have daily (computer, cell >>phone, WiFi, microwave, powerlines, cell towers, >>etc)...and what you've done in the past 3 months beside >>the IF#1/IF#2. Also, what other supplements, otcs, >>and/or pharmaceuticals are you using (if any).

Weekly diet: Most days I have a bean and cheese burrito for lunch. This used to be chicken but I’ve now pretty much eliminated meat from my diet…though I am currently living with my mother and when she cooks chicken or fish I will occasionally eat it. But I would say in a typical week I don’t eat meat. A typical weeks’ diet coinsists of a few oranges per day, a few peaches/strawberries and other assorted fruits as snacks. Salad with cheese and tofu two or three times per week, and also veggie soup (home cooked) and cornbread and tofu a few times per week. As I stated in a previous post, I don’t drink anything except lukewarm water. I also will have rice pasta with pamersan twice a week or so, and other assorted cooked vegetables like squash, cauliflower, and broccoli. I also will have some raw cabbage a couple times per week as that is one of my favoites, though I do flavor it with table salt .

I am unemployed right now so there are no life stressors in that regard at the moment (big positive). I am in a new relationship but it does not cause me a lot of stress. I spend two or more hours in front of the computer daily, and a similar amount in front of the tv.

I talk on my Cell Phone on speaker, I cannot hold it up to my ear for more than five minutes without feeling terrible. I use the home phone as often as possible and try not to talk on my Cell Phone more than twenty minutes a day.
I prefer reading but ever since accompanying my girlfriend to an MRI I have been having a hell of a time reading, or in fact doing anything productive. In fact that is ironically what led me to just bite the bullet and start doing the cleanses, because before the MRI I was feeling great and felt that just the IF 1 and IF 2 alone might be sufficient, and after that, even a week and a half after that, I still hadn’t returned to normal so I felt the need for a more extensive routine.

I do not take any other pharmaceauticals or supplements, and haven't for some time.



>>So, let me start by screaming...NO! NO! NO!!!!! When >>our body is compromised, when our organs are clogged >>with structural debris and our body is malfunctioning >>enough to cause major symptoms...it is virtually >>IMPOSSIBLE to restore ANY type of "vitality" by leaving >>the body in a state of malfunction and sticking bandaids >>on the symptoms.


If you say so, then I am willing to trust you and proceed with the cleanses. Some questions regarding the details of which will follow later on after I address the remainder of your questions/comments.


>>Just wondering why you stopped?

I didn't stop taking the ashwagandha, I started when I first noticed the feeling of depletion, which was on Friday morning, and have been taking regularly since.


>>I can't imagine why you wouldn't have been doing them both for the past 90 days...

A few reasons. First of all, money. Second of all, doubt about whether they would work or produce a favorable reaction; I had a negative reaction to both the straight mega does of cayenne and had to discontinue that, as well as the charcoal poultice. As I mentioned previously, it made me feel really clear-headed but it caused a real pain and soreness in my kidney area, also it made me feel tired and it was difficult to concentrate. So I interpreted that symptom to mean that I should stop.

Another reason...I live with my mother, she is VERY unsupportive of my attempts to heal myself using the methods you prescribe, to the extent that she even knows what I am doing. Every day I face harassmnet and worry from her that something I do is going to kill me or compromise me or some other such foolishness. She really means the best but is misinformed and reslly takes it out on me. I basically hide as much of all this from her as I can, so she doesn't see me doing it in her kitchen. So part of the reason I haven't done the coffee enemas is because my mom knows I dont drink coffee, and would suspect something the minute she caught me brewing it, and would freak out and probably have it out with me if/when she found out I was doing soemthing as strange as a coffee enema. Yes, this is my life. Long story short I am trying to move out but it is difficult being unemployed and lacking the financial means.

>>Methinks you'll be ever-SO-much-better, ever-SO-much->>faster, if you'll put aside what seems to me to >>be 'fear' (see: EFT!!!!) of every little reaction >>& 'dip/bump in the road',

The only reason I fear the "bumps in the road" is because they sometimes signify that I am losing ground overall rather than gaining ground. Sometimes pain, suffering, discomfort means you are doing the wrong thing, and that is the only reason I am concerned about it.

Example: Five years ago I tried a "different" detox regimen, that I had complete faith was going to finally heal me of all my mental and emotional distress. I took niacin, sat in a sauna for hours and took boatloads of vitamins every day for seventy days, twice as long as it took most other people to finish that program. By day 65, I was constipated, hadn't had a BM in two weeks, had 103 degree fever and was vomiting every morning. Still I kept going, kept trying to push through. The eventual result being that I was hospitalized, they took my white blood cell counts and told me they were so low I could have easily died from an opportunistic infection.


If I KNOW for a fact that what I am doing is going to help, then I dont care about pain, I dont care about discomfort, or temporary inconvenience, or suffering, or any of that. I have been suffering every day of my life for fifteen years with this s%^&, if I know the answer is around the corner then I will do what it takes, without compromise and without shortcuts.

I am willing to trust you here Uny, because I believe in this approach and am willing to take your word for some of these things. Also please understand that I wont be a "true beliver" until I've crossed the finish line, and I always have to balance the advice (your advice, anyone's advice) against the wisdom of my own perceptions. I have ignored the latter in the past with nearly disastrous consequences.


.....OK, Something else occured to me while answering some of your questions here:
HOW MUCH juice is one supposed to drink while on the kf or lf? Becasue I only had two oranges' worth of juice each day, I am suddenly thinking that might have been part of the problem in my KF. Also, I did not really do the potassium broth until the last day, so maybe that played a part in the feeling of depletion? Whatever it was, I can say that I feel much better here a few days later, surprisingly enough.

So in summary, after reading your answers I am planning on once again doing the KF and Liver-Flush simultaneously this week, starting on either Tuesday or Wenesday. A few questions about that process follow.

1. Is it ok to keep taking the ashwagandha while doing the KF and LF?

2. While doing the two simulataneously, does it matter which order I do them in? I.e., can I take the kf tea and then the lf drink followed by the lf tea, or should I do vice versa?

3. What is the big flush, and how do I do that?

 

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