thank you so much. your information is so helpful to me i am going to start jim on lecithin etc. wish me luck. peace always will
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From: Schaaf Angus / Meadow Creek Ranch <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2009 12:46:33 PM
Subject: Re: new subscriber STATINS
Statins for high cholesterol have lots of side effects and an easier and in
my opinion better approach is diet. I have lots of friends who have been on
statins and soon realized just how much these drugs were messing their lives
up.
A more natural approach is:
Start with granular lecithin added to fruit juice daily about 1 to 2
Tablespoons . Granular lecithin will give you a boost of energy as the
choleserol in your system is converted to useful energy for the body all the
while destroying the build up in your arteries. In six months retake your
cholesterol level and be prepared to be shock at just how much it has
dropped. Mine is always below 150 and I eat everything that I want to eat.
Its great he takes magnesium and Vitamin E but he really should consider a
High Dose B Complex for stressed out people. Parkinsons stresses the body
like nothing else I can imagine so one of these a day should help besides
getting rid of one more chemical that may possibly aggravating the Parkinson
drug actions for the Parkinsons. Sometimes mother nature has the simplest of
"cures" to help us fight hard for that improved quality of life. Rob
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From: "PATTI ZAPF" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 4:53 AM
Subject: new subscriber
> i have joined this to learn all i can to help my husband, alan, who is
> 63 and been diagnosed with pd for the last 15 years. we live in
> dallas and have been seeing a neuroligist at ut southwestern. he has
> not been to the doctor in over a year. he feels he will just get more
> medication or tweaking of his current meds. this is our 5th doctor
> over the past 15 years.
>
> alan's sleep is interrupted with hallucinations occastionally. wish
> those would go away.
> i googled comtan and sinemet which have these side affects.
>
> his current regime is all medications. comtan, carbidopa-levadopa,
> amantadine, plus he takes heart meds crestor, metropolol, plavix
> he supplements with magnesium (constipation), vitamin e, aspirin.
>
> he recently has fallen twice and i think it may be from the crestor,
> as he just started this 4 months ago, instead of lipitor. i am trying
> to encourage him to be more wholistic with a statin. anyone with any
> ideas, please pass on.
>
> he said the other day he wished he could go to the doctor and get a
> cure. wishful he knows.
>
> dbs does not interest him. i am massaging him and he does stretches.
> he is extrememly hunched over from back pain. i wonder if that is
> from the drugs he is taking???
> any suggestions are appreciated.
>
> his voice is so soft, we are trying to find a portable microphone that
> could be used in social settings. any suggestions would be
> appreciated.. he has tried Lee Silverman training.
>
> alan has a great attitude mostly. he doesn't like to rock the boat,
> but makes profound statements at the right time, that amaze me and
> teach me how to handle things differently.
>
> i have heard alot about a neurologist, dr. jankovich in houston, tx
> that i would like to take him too, but it is 4 hours away and
> expensive. (he is not a Medicare provider) anyone seen this doctor?
>
> we have not been impressed with our past neurologists as time goes on,
> because it is the same thing, more drugs, different combinations, more
> drugs. the drug companies are making a killing.
>
> we did attend a week long over night session this past summer here in
> dallas ($2750), with a fellow from australia, noel batten, claiming
> parkinson's is the biggest medical blunder, and positive results can
> happen with a week long visit. it was a highly anticipated week , we
> learned alot about our own selves and strengthened our marriage.
> chiropractic care, massage, mental soul searching of past traumas were
> most of the routine.
> did we see physical improvement, yes, some, after the chiropractic
> treatments of this wonderful chiro doctor we found during this week.
> results were not long lasting..
> alan went one time a week for 6 months, which ended in dec 2008, as
> driving was difficult for him to get there, and i have a job that kept
> me from taking him.
>
> i am trying to help my husband live a quality life. thank you for
> your suggestions.
>
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