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Re: Gout colchicine by Corey 10 y
I did find something that may be of some use. Many threads here: http://curezone.com/forums/search.asp?q=gout+remedies&action=Search Also about colchicine: 1,271 hits
Forum: Ask CureZone Gout
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Painkiller Injection Led To Two Deaths by LCD 18 y View Entire Thread 5
Investigator: Painkiller Injection Led To Two Deaths POSTED: 8:32 am PDT April 27, 2007 UPDATED: 8:53 am PDT April 27, 2007 http://www.kptv.com/news/13210777/detail.html A painkiller injection at a Portland naturopath clinic is being blamed for killing at least two people, investigators said. According to our news partner, The Portland Tribune, two people have died from an overdose of the homeopathic drug Colchicine, and there’s likely a third victim. The Tribune reported that the medicine given to the patients for neck and back aches may have been mislabeled by a Texa ... 5,413 hits
Forum: News Quackery Debate Bad Doctors
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Re: GMO soy - herbicides/pesticides? The LEAST of the dan... by Hveragerthi 17 y
They don’t even cite the study, which is highly suspect. I can show you studies that claim chromium picolinate causes cancer because they found when they gave the mice (which are not humans) 6000 times the equivalent level they would give to a human they found it caused mutations in the cells. Studies can be manipulated to prove anything someone wants or misinterpreted o get whatever outcome they want to present. This is why we have to actually look at the studies to see how they were done and what the actual outcome was to see if there was any manipulation. And just because a plant has ... 4,177 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
Forum: News Diet & Nutrition
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Dermatitis Herpetiformis by Labrat The Tenacious 15 y
optimusprime, From my reading: Morgellons is a collection of diseases with similar symptoms. Dermatitis Herpetiformis is something I have ruled out for myself. In my opinion though, it should be considered in a differential diagnosis by any Physician. I am gluten intolerent. I had the ”Celiac Pannel” and was positive. I had a lesion biopsed and was negative for Dermatitis Herpetiformis. I first noticed that gluten flaired my vasculitis. The discussion of the probable mechanism of action would best be left to the CZ: ”Celiac Disease Support Forum Gluten, Dermatitis He ... 14,319 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
Forum: Morgellons Vasculitis
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Re: Something Nefarious Afoot at the FDA by Tony Isaacs 15 y
I just posted this on the site: Despite all of the self-serving posts from the folks who will be making huge profits off the new drug, this smacks to me of the FDA once again serving the profits and interests of pharmaceutical companies instead of the public they are supposed to serve. Virtually all drugs have side effects and so does the new Colcrys. Supposedly any decision to prescribe a drug comes down to risks versus benefits. The historical use of cochicine would seem to make it much safer than a great many commonly prescribed drugs. Besides, FDA approval does not always ... 1,257 hits
Forum: Ask Tony Isaacs
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Re: Colloidal silver will help with Behcet syndrome ???? ... by Labrat The Tenacious 15 y
#98897 I saw that you have Behcet Disease. I feel for you. I have something very similar. I assume that you are going to a Rheumatologist. I have been with my Rheumatologist since 1997. Rheumatologist have the best training and experience to manage such a disease. With what I have or Behcet’s that you have it is important to be stabilized to limit damage or early death. The drugs used to treat both Behcet’s and what I have are very similar in some cases the same. Pentoxifylline is in very short supply and unavailable at many US pharmacies. It remains readily available on ... 9,750 hits
Forum: Colloidal Silver Arthritis: Rheumatoid Autoimmune Diseases Crohn’s Disease
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Confession: what is the consequence. by Tuckerman 16 y View Entire Thread 4
Day 6 and 7 of the diet, I cheated at one meal each day, and am wondering what the repercussions are? Dinner: turkey, white rice & black eyed peas, golden GMO corn I am sure (all from Sysco), corn bread (damn, that was good) and a piece of blueberry pecan cake, with sweet tea and lemonade mix (one glass) and a couple of whiskey and waters Breakfast: scrambled eggs, hashbrowns, bacon, peach cobbler (1 piece) and lots of coffee... What did I do to myself here? I don’t feel bad or seem to have any adverse reactions, and I am mainly doing the plan for improved health vs. correcting ... 1,236 hits
Forum: Ask Dr. Jeff
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eksangha, Colchicine is a drug approved for oral use! by LCD 18 y
Eksangha, Colchicine is a drug approved for oral use! It has never been approved for IV use. Portland naturopath clinic was injecting the drug directly into the blood stream. That is #1 problem. #2 problem: the drug was 10 times more concentrated then what it was suppose to be. I think you have been jumping on conclusions here ... this incident has nothing to do with FDA. If you take some common groceries ... and you press a juice and you pump it into people IV, you can kill them, ... without the need for groceries being FDA approved. LCD 3,028 hits
Forum: News Quackery Debate Bad Doctors
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Re: marijuana? by Hveragerthi 15 y
Benefits are primarily helping to prevent wasting in diseases like cancer and pain control. Drawbacks include being very estrogenic. And if smoked the heavy tar content, especially if not filtered through something. There are also some toxic chemicals sometimes used in its cultivation such as colchicine. Eating it does eliminate the tar in the lungs issue. Here is a link that discusses the effects on the neurotransmitters: http://www.druglibrary.org/Schaffer/hemp/BRAIN.HTM and http://www.benbest.com/science/anatmind/anatmd10.html ”Perception of time-intervals is believed ... 1,610 hits
Forum: The Truth in Medicine
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Alternatives for gout by Hveragerthi 16 y
Nettle leaves are excellent for removing uric acid. This would be my first choice. Nettles are also good for the kidneys, which is important since the uric acid can also cause kidney damage. Safflowers, juniper berries, cherries, celery seed, and cherry stem tea are also great. The juniper berries should not be used for more than 4-5 days without a break to prevent kidney irritation from the essential oil of the berries. The berries also lower blood sugar, and so should be used with caution if you are prone to hypoglycemia. I also recom ... 1,486 hits
Forum: The Truth in Medicine
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Botanical "Bomb" Takes Out Cancer by chrisb1 13 y
You should be shocked! Congress is killing the ONE CURE the world has been waiting for. Imagine you or a loved one is entrenched in a ruthless battle against cancer. At the last second you find a simple, cheap and most importantly, effective weapon to give you the edge. But suddenly, some spineless, clueless, gutless senator from Capitol Hill wants to take away the one thing that has given you hope. Why do they want to take away a miracle that could slow the growth of prostate cancer...skyrocket your body’s own killer cells and virtually eradicate breast cancer cells? It’s s ... 1,003 hits
Forum: News Cancer Support
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Re: Has anyone successfully treated pinworm?? by Guest1010101 11 y
Will this kill Strongyloides? Despite this difference in environments, most platyhelminths use the same system to control the concentration of their body fluids. Flame cells, so called because the beating of their flagella looks like a flickering candle flame, extract from the mesenchyme water that contains wastes and some reusable material, and drive it into networks of tube cells which are lined with flagella and microvilli. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatworm Microtubules are nucleated and organized by microtubule organizing centers (MTOCs), such as the centrosome found in the c ... 2,056 hits
Forum: Parasites: Drugs
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Re: Soy:Weston A Price Fondation Tragedy and Hype by Michael B 14 y
So you think the beef and dairy industries are against the soy industry when cattle consume nearly 20% of the country’s soy? Wrong. It’s exactly the opposite scenario: They are in collaboration with the industry, which is exactly why GMO soy is so widespread: to get the cheapest, greatest yield of soy to support the beef and dairy industries which they are in collaboration with. "And then there was the dairy farmer sued for stating his milk was free of bovine growth hormone (BGH). The politicians later made doing so illegal since as they put it this implied tha ... 5,680 hits 2 of 3 (66%)
Forum: Diet Debate
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Yuck! Biaxin side-effects by freya 18 y
It never even crossed my mind to check this out before taking the antibiotics(probably was a good idea): http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic/clarith_ad.htm The majority of side effects observed in clinical trials were of a mild and transient nature. Fewer than 3% of adult patients without mycobacterial infections and fewer than 2% of pediatric patients without mycobacterial infections discontinued therapy because of drug-related side effects. Fewer than 2% of adult patients taking BIAXIN XL tablets discontinued therapy because of drug-related side effects. The most frequently r ... 2,468 hits
Forum: Iodine Supplementation
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Re: pain management by white tiger 19 y
If this was my issue, For anti-inflammantion I would try Turmeric For increased peripheral circulation I would try Gingko For Nerve issues I would try Saint Johns wort and Fresh Oats All taken as a alcohol extract Also Colchicine and Willow, for pain or try 50 mg dose of devil’s claw Try an enzyme preparation such as 4 to 8 tablets a day of proteolytic enzymes containing trypsin, chymotrypsin, and/or bromelain to control inflammation Take vitamins B1 150 mg a day, B6 150 mg a day, and B12 250 mcg a day so you need less anti-inflammatory medication. If the pain is still ... 3,067 hits
Forum: Ask CureZone
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Live Without Gout RRR Educational by dennishardyND 18 y View Entire Thread 6
Live Without Gout Approximately 1 million Americans are afflicted with the excruciating pain caused by gout. Without immediate attention, an attack can last days or weeks, so it’s not surprising that gout sufferers welcome any method or remedy that halts gout for good. Gout is best controlled with correct lifestyle habits, careful eating and anti-inflammatory nutrients. Gout is a type of arthritis caused by excessive amounts of uric acid in the blood that usually settles and crystallizes in the big toe, though other joints and organs can be affected. The characteristic redness, swel ... 10,024 hits
Forum: Ask Dennis Gout Herbal Formulas
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Re: High Uric Acid in blood by knowledge seeker 16 y
I empathize. I have gout and it is excruciating. Although I refuse to take Allopurinol when I have a very painful flareup, I do take a single Colchicine tablet personally..on occasion, I will take another as it works so fast to reduce pain as I do not take aspirin etc. turmeric is an anti-inflammatory herb of course, sour cherry juice is recommended and herbs like butcher’s broom (anti inflammatory), devil’s claw (anti inflammatory/pain reliever) , and yucca (anti arthritic) and also used for gout. Dr mercola recently said that though we blame high meat for gout, another strong ... 10,635 hits
Forum: Kidney Failure Dr. Schulze
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Re: Hair loss & blood pressure. by Hveragerthi 14 y
What are the typical side effects of drugs that lower uric acid levels? Could the harm be outweighed by the reduction of pain? Allopurinol is the only drug I know of for high uric acid. Other gout drugs are often just anti-inflammatories such as colchicine and indocin Here are links to side effects and warnings: http://www.rxlist.com/zyloprim-drug.htm http://www.rxlist.com/zyloprim-drug.htm Herbs for high uric acid are definitely safer. My mom was not sleeping or doing much of anything physically when she "ballooned up." Her arm and wri ... 1,297 hits
Forum: The Truth in Medicine
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Re: Soy:Weston A Price Fondation Tragedy and Hype by Hveragerthi 14 y
So you think the beef and dairy industries are against the soy industry when cattle consume nearly 20% of the country’s soy? Wrong. It’s exactly the opposite scenario: They are in collaboration with the industry, which is exactly why GMO soy is so widespread: to get the cheapest, greatest yield of soy to support the beef and dairy industries which they are in collaboration with. You clearly do not know much about the cattle industry either. Cows are fed a number of things including hay, silage, fish pellets, cottonseed meal (which by the way is o ... 5,776 hits 0 of 1 (0%)
Forum: Diet Debate
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Re: Soy:Weston A Price Fondation Tragedy and Hype by Hveragerthi 14 y
opinions may differ here on the benefits or otherwise of Soy, but we should bear in mind that most all Soy is now Genetically Engineered and therefore harmful, as is the consensus with all GE foods, with the exception of companies who are behind their production. As much as I dislike the concept of genetically modified, the fact that something is genetically modified does not make it inherently dangerous. For example, Starlite corn did kill some people although this was only in people with severe allergic reactions to peanuts. This is because it had a peanut gene spli ... 6,173 hits 0 of 2 (0%)
Forum: Diet Debate
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Re: Go DQ - keep spreadin' the word! n/m Re: *!* ACTIVATE... by unyquity 15 y
I’m kind of ’out of the loop’ on all the various chemicals in the dispersant/s and the actual toxicity of the crude :( One can find lists similar to the one below on various sites (here’s a couple: http://healingtools.tripod.com/thn5.html http://www.dewsworld.com/FProfile_ActivatedCharcoal.html ), but it’s very incomplete (the first link adds: Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:”Table Normal”; mso-tstyle-rowband-si ... 5,618 hits
Forum: Gulf Oil Spill
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Heavy-handed censoring and editing at sclero.org by H----- 16 y View Entire Thread 4
I have discovered that those who run the sclero.org forum are indulging in extensive editing and censorship of posts. At first several of my posts failed to appear. In one of those I was simply asking if anyone knew any brand and models of shoes that were tolerable for extremely painful neuropathic feet. A valid question, I think, the answer to which could alleviate a lot of pain for all of us. But that question was not allowed because they won’t allow brands to be mentioned on sclero.org! Please note I am not affiliated in any way with any brand of shoes! Then one of my posts appeared, ... 6,469 hits
Forum: Scleroderma
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Re: HV: uric acid levels by Hveragerthi 14 y
I am wondering if my mom’s high uric acid levels can cause problems in the long run. Just as a reminder, she did test her urine’s pH and it was found to be very acidic a few months ago, and when she does drink baking soda, a good majority of her pain immediately eases up (usually, though not always). Uric acid is actually beneficial up to an extent since it is one of the body’s primary antioxidants. But as with anything it is possible to have too much of a good thing. The biggest risk would be to the kidneys, where most of the uric acid is excreted. If the uric ... 2,002 hits
Forum: The Truth in Medicine
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Re: to Knowledge Seeker and Hveragerthi by Hveragerthi 15 y
I do suspect I have hypothyroidism as was recently told I have a multinodular goiter and all the symptoms but the t3/t4 test shows normal. Lab tests frequently miss cases of hypothyroidism. Part of this is due to the temporary rise in thyroid hormones from the stress of going to the doctor. Another factor is elevation of rT3, which interferes with the body’s use of T3. So a person can have normal TSH, T3 and T4 and still be hypothyroid. A more accurate way to determine thyroid function is through basal body temperature: http://curezone.com/forums ... 17,651 hits
Forum: Kidney Failure Diabetes Type II Duodenal Cancer Gangrene Heart Palpitations
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Herbal vs Pharmaceuticals RN by LCD 22 y View Entire Thread 2
Herbal vs Pharmaceuticals http://www.country-spice.com/webpages/research/herbalvsphar.htm The following comments are the opinions of Michael Castleman, the author of several herbal books; The Healing Herbs, The Green Pharmacy and his latest book; There’s Still a person in There, a guide for Alzheimer’s Patient. And comments also taken from The Complete Guide to Herbal Medicines, by Charles W. Fetrow, Pharm. D. and Juan R. Avila, Pharm.D. : The presence and use of herbs has withstood the test of time. Furthermore, according to recent surveys by various ... 2,697 hits
Forum: News
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Charcoal Powder???removal Agent??? R by lucidhunt 24/7 17 y View Entire Thread 4
A little conjecture--as to ”charcoal powder”-- from the VWT group’s minds---relating to many health subjects ( also including iodiNE/iodiDE as I know it would remove short term)? But -in particular- relating to a break between supplementation of various stuff and using the charcoal powder -as an agent- to clean, clear the body of the “bad“..(but it would also clear the “good”) but we would re-supplement after) - TRUE/ FALSE BENEFIT???. Cleaning so we can start with a clean palette every now and then! Perhaps..Tasting ( more) the flavors of a wiser, happy healthier soul to ourselves ... 3,325 hits
Forum: Iodine Supplementation
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Re: Soy,chickens/ ants and GMO by Hveragerthi 14 y
When I bought my new chickens.. I could not figure out why they were saying chickens get a disease that affects their legs.. Never heard of this and I am a Ranchers daughter. What disease specifically? I have heard of this happening with single grain diets due to amino acid deficiencies. Maybe that is what really happened. well, soy blocks the obsorbtion of vit d and I can prove that by my self.. I was drinking a soy protein drink.. and after a year.. the doctor suddenly said. I needed to take more Vit D and I said, but I am taking loads of it now.. she said, your body ... 2,816 hits
Forum: Candida Support Autism CFS, ME, CFIDS Asthma ADD/ADHD
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Re: Hey Hveragerthi, some success and some questions, my... by Hveragerthi 14 y
I am a 36 year old guy, who was in a serious car accident in oct 2010. My L1 vertebrae was 65% compressed. I had had adrenal difficulties, allergies, ( especially mold and chemical sensitivities) and was taking your adrenal support and thyroid tonic ( my basal temp was 97.1) This was before the accident. After the accident, i think the body went into some sort of obvious survival mode, and nothing at all bothered me. Is that uncommon? Temporary stress will raise thyroid hormone levels to compensate fro the metabolic needs. Although long term stress will do just the opposite ... 3,316 hits
Forum: The Truth in Medicine
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Re: Kidney Infection During Pregnancy by #28336 21 y
Homeopathy can be a great tool for pregnancy. I have taken many courses and they are great for pregnancy. The only thing is that you need to know the exact symptoms. Here are some possible remedies (can be obtained in a health food store, or ordered) Even online. ANy way here aRE the remedies in abbreviated form (Benz-Ac, and irid-met) Hoeopathy is the safest form of healing with remedies because they are energy medicines. They work miracles if you get the right one. Also these are my notes about pregnancy and delivery. Note: I used * in front of remedie name. Also these are ... 6,962 hits
Forum: Pregnancy/Birth
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Re: The International Criminal Court – Fighting For the P...
by turiya 4 y
Posted Dec 22, 2021 by Martin Armstrong Looking further into the complaint filed with the International Criminal Court, we find additional examples of human rights abuses. PCR Tests Oxford University has discovered that PCR tests are so sensitive that they can detect old infections by tracking fragments of dead viral cells. “Originally developed to detect the presence of DNA and RNA in biological samples, even its Nobel Prize-winning inventor Kary Mullis declared that PCR was never intended to diagnose a disease,” the complaint states. Dr. Kary Mulli ... 795 hits
Forum: News Vaccination: Anti Vaccination: Pro
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Re: The International Criminal Court – Fighting For the P...
by turiya 4 y
Posted Dec 22, 2021 by Martin Armstrong Looking further into the complaint filed with the International Criminal Court, we find additional examples of human rights abuses. PCR Tests Oxford University has discovered that PCR tests are so sensitive that they can detect old infections by tracking fragments of dead viral cells. “Originally developed to detect the presence of DNA and RNA in biological samples, even its Nobel Prize-winning inventor Kary Mullis declared that PCR was never intended to diagnose a disease,” the complaint states. Dr. Kary ... 132 hits
Forum: Turiya Files
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Cystic echinococcosis by mattk3 6 y
Cystic echinococcosis Cystic echinococcosis treatment will have side effects if Mebendazole is dosed to high levels. Usually 4 - 8 mg/kg/D is the maximum daily continuous dose for white worms (as a co-medication), side effects are minimal at these low dose levels, but will not get echinococcosis. It appears that dosing of Albendazole and Mebendazole are done at high dose levels for echinococcosis. I would consider discussing this with your local infectious disease, or head of the ER, to get local professional advise. If they say no, there is always a consult with the head of surge ... 1,408 hits
Forum: Parasites: RX
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Can Cirrhosis Be Prevented? by LCD 21 y
From The January 1999 Issue of Nutrition Science News http://www.newhope.com/nutritionsciencenews/NSN_backs/Jan_99/cirrhosis.cfm Feature Can Cirrhosis Be Prevented? By Marilyn Sterling, R.D. Intelligent lifestyle and nutrition choices may thwart the liver disease long considered unstoppable The liver truly is remarkable—directly affected by nearly everything a person eats, drinks and breathes, it is still durable and capable of regeneration. Tucked away on the right side of the abdomen, the liver is the human body’s largest internal organ, serving as ... 1,615 hits
Forum: Acid Reflux/GERD
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Celery Seed by mo123 16 y
Celery Seed LATIN NAME: Apium graveolens FAMILY NAME: Apiaceae The one medicinal plant among Duke’s Dozen that I take faithfully every day is the one I was initially the most skeptical about. ”The Crisis” is my name for a bout of gout, a condition I’ve endured for nearly two decades. I’d get attacks in my big toe so debilitatingly painful that words hardly do justice to the agony. I’ve suffered them enough over the years to know when they’re all but certain to occur: after an injury, after a little alcohol-related overindulgence, or after I neglect to take my allopurinol, the p ... 2,739 hits
Forum: Black Seed Sara's Soup Kitchen
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Protecting Yourself from Mercury Toxicity by lsherm 18 y View Entire Thread 3
Protecting Yourself from Mercury Toxicity Mercury, used by many cultures for thousands of years, is the one of most toxic non- radioactive heavy metals known. A systemic assassin so poisonous it can injure or kill any cell with which it comes into contact, its vapor passes easily through the skin and the oral mucosa where the metal is quickly absorbed into the blood and transported to every cell in the body. Dissolved mercury penetrates the blood-brain barrier 1 and accumulates in the motor regions of the brain and central nervous system (CNS) 2,3,4 where the metal damages nerve cells 5 ... 4,546 hits
Forum: Amalgam Replacement Mercury Dental Support
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O/T Mercury R by pb3046 18 y View Entire Thread 2
This was posted in the amalgam forum: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1051468#i by isherm Protecting Yourself from Mercury Toxicity Mercury, used by many cultures for thousands of years, is the one of most toxic non- radioactive heavy metals known. A systemic assassin so poisonous it can injure or kill any cell with which it comes into contact, its vapor passes easily through the skin and the oral mucosa where the metal is quickly absorbed into the blood and transported to every cell in the body. Dissolved mercury penetrates the blood-brain barrier 1 and accumulates in ... 3,561 hits
Forum: Iodine Supplementation
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Facts About Candidiasis by Dr.Jeff 12 y
It’s been two years since we first published our popular Fact Sheet on Candidiasis/Candida, so we thought that we’d put it out there for those people looking for the science supporting this common condition. Many of the doctors who have consulted with me have asked for more information and references to better educate themselves, their patients and fellow doctors. To assist them, I gathered together a few of the references that we are including in our online Candida Library. In this article, you’ll find over 75 research references that provide information on how Candida goes from a harm ... 2,082 hits
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Candida Facts by Dr.Jeff 15 y
Introduction Many of the doctors who have consulted with me have asked for more information and references to better educate themselves, their patients and fellow doctors. To assist them, I gathered together a few of the references that we are including in our online Candida Library. In this article, you’ll find over 75 research references that provide information on how Candida goes from a harmless normal constituent of the gastrointestinal tract to a pathogenic systemic problem that can affect anyone and everyone. I’m providing this information here for you to become better e ... 53,993 hits
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