I’m beginning a study on AIDS (my work partner JUST told me he was diagnosed with it) Many people confuse testing HIV+ and being diagnosed with AIDS.  These are not the same thing. and read some of your posts here. I have newbie questions though: What really causes AIDS? To understand the answer it is important to understand what AIDS is.  Frequently it is erroneously referred to as a disease.  But AIDS   IS NOT   a disease, it is a syndrome.  In fact, AIDS stands for Acquired   I mmune   D eficiency   S yndrome . ...
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Ive had the same issues after 30day Humaworm, I did a liver flush (Hulda Clark) on the 2nd week..gave me terrible headaches on the 2nd day of the flush, but on the 3rd day, it seems like the heavy ... [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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Strong body smells and bad breath are often caused by emotional issues of wanting to isolate oneself. In some cases it’s about keeping somebody away out of your life. \ I knew a young MD whose breath would wilt flowers. When I worked with him, it came out that he was unsure of his abilities and subconsciously didn’t want patients for that reason. When he heard this, he had his AHA moment and his breath within a few hours was much improved. A woman had the breath that could make a hog farmer’s eye’s water. Her husband had been cheating on her and she wanted him far away and out of he ...
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Castor Oil eye drops to dissolve cataracts - I’m an 81-year-old male who has used prescription eye drops for glaucoma for more than 20 years after being diagnosed as ”glaucoma suspect.” Last year (Oct 2011) the eye doctor took me off the glaucoma eye drops, saying my vision seemed to have stabilized and he would like me to go a while without the medication. I was happy to comply. I had been following a special natural protocol for other reasons, and noted that my vision had improved; that I could see with more and more clarity, in fact, see better without than with prescription glass ...
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HV, I spent almost 12 hours yesterday working through the Truth In Medicine forum. You’ve done a great job of explaining your thoughts, and I appreciate your dedication to helping others. I’ve got a lot of questions. But first, let me give you a little background. In January of 2009, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I had a history of breast fibroids, so did not panic when a lump appeared, and was honestly floored with the malignant cancer diagnosis. Doctors pushed for me to get it treated immediately, but I wanted an opportunity to try to kill the tumor holistically. I immed ...
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A good medical diagnosis helps a lot. I will reiterate the my above messages. I don’t think you got it and you are still searching for the magic wand. The white coated tongue still has meaning and most likely a separate issue. But this opens up a new set of questions. I’ll be short there are other questions, but it seems you may not be interested in getting to the actual root. 90% are not. Did anybody use guilt or shame to control you? Explore unexpressed anger, rage, resentments especially in the months prior to the start of your issue. Do you want love or appreciation but ...
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 What causes miscarriages? I know there are many causes, but what would you say the most common are and what can be done to prevent them? It is hard to say what the most common cause is since in most cases the cause is never actually determined.  If it happens repeatedly though then then I would suspect that the problem is likely either a weak cervix, consumption of uterine stimulants, hormone problems or possibly the mother’s immune system is attacking the fetus. Also, I had a friend that was pregnant and her water broke after only 18 weeks. What causes this Again t ...
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 In my first post I mentioned that I vomit and have diarrhea the 1st day of every period, along with horrible menstrual cramps. This has gone on for about 13 years. I have ask several Doctors and half have suggested I am lying and the other half say they have never heard of this happening. I have always been curious as to why. It is the prostaglandins.  Prostaglandins are strong smooth muscle contractors causing the menstrual cramps, vomiting and diarrhea.   Prostaglandin inhibitors are frequently used by women to relieve menstrual cramps.  But these drugs are v ...
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Don’t know about Timothy Leary being right, but I was involved in a study about recreational drug use in parents, (LSD, MDMA, GHB and amphetamines) leading to a higher than average incidence of having a child with autism. The results were quite stunning, and very worrying, as more people are using synthetic compounds today. spud   [End]
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She is wrong.  First of all the reason the cancer keeps coming back, as with most cancers, is that they are not addressing the base cause of the cancer.  Most cancers, including skin cancer, are caused from viruses.  In the case of skin cancer the trigger is human papilloma virus (HPV), which is also linked to cervical, breast, prostate and nasopharyngeal cancers.  Sunlight itself DOES NOT cause cancer.  Its role is in the fact that the sunlight triggers the HPV virus.  Since conventional treatments fail to take care of the virus that causes the cancer, the vi ...
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From a practical standpoint, please remember that only Magnesium CHLORIDE has this ”cytophilactic” activity, and no other magnesium salt; probably it´s a molecular, and not a merely ionic, matter. The solution to be used is a 2.5% Magnesium Chloride hexahydrate (MgCl2-6H2O) solution (i.e.: 25 grams / 1 liter of water). Dosages are as follows: Adults and children over 5 years old 125 cc 4 year old children 100 cc 3 year old children 80 cc 1-2 year old children 60 cc Over 6 months old children 30 cc Under 6 months old children 15 cc These doses mus ...
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Hi Charly, I worked as a pathologist for the coroners department for 6 years, and in that time only saw 1 person that even had liver flukes, let alone an infestation. This guy worked and lived on a cattle station in the tropical north of the state, and ate a great deal of fish caught in the local rivers. Intestinal parasites are a bit more common, and I’m not surprised your sister had a tape worm. Intestinal parasites can come from a variety of places, but they generally don’t become an infestation, unless the person has a very poor immune system, or continually reinfects themselves. ...
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I’ve attempted to upload a picture of a clean white towel, that was no longer clean and white after a ozone steam sauna I did months back. This was a general occurence probably for a two or three week period. The towel I was sitting on would just be filthy with black stuff all over it. By the looks of it, you can tell this stuff was just dripping off and out of my skin onto the towel.   If this picture does not load, the url is: http://curezone.com/ig/i.asp?i=40788   Additionally, in this thread from the oxygen therapies forum, a genteleman had a very nasty deto ... [Image Embedded Here]
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The author of this artical used the report I wrote about about my sister avoiding surgery... I don’t do liver flushes anymore instead use bitters... but I can’t convince my sister bitters are better. How do you explain her circumstances? Avoided Gallbladder Surgery by Flushing at Liver Flush Support Forum http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=413584 In her case the doc DID give her a ct scan before (it showed the stones) and after (the stones were gone) and her horrid painful attacks stopped after she passed the stones. Maybe because the stones were in her galllbladder not her live ...
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This article is even more interesting because the active component of Agent Orange is dioxin, the same stuff sprayed here in the US for decades and that is released in to our waterways from industries such as paper mills.  Dioxin is an extremely stable xenoestrogen.  If I recall right it takes about 100 years to break down in the soil. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/news/fullstory_87327.html Agent Orange Linked to Parkinson’s, Heart Disease Exposure to Agent Orange and other herbicides that were sprayed far and wide by the U.S. military during the Vietnam W ...
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http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=101386673&ps=rs Study: Drug Combo Raises Risks For Heart Patients The anti-clotting drug Plavix is prescribed to just about everyone who’s had a heart attack or received a stent. But now, researchers from the Denver VA Medical Center have identified a new and serious interaction between Plavix and anti-ulcer drugs called proton pump inhibitors, or PPIs. The study looked at the records of more than 8,200 patients who had taken Plavix after a heart attack or heart procedure. About 60 percent had taken a proton pump inhibitor, usua ...
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I see mainstream medicine is finally learning: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=112564382&ft=1&f=1027,1030,1066 Study: Heartburn Drugs Can Cause More Heartburn A significant proportion of the world’s population — and about 1 in every 20 Americans — are taking drugs that drastically reduce the level of stomach acid. They’re called proton pump inhibitors, or PPIs. These drugs quench stomach acid almost like turning off a spigot. Taking PPIs typically reduces people’s stomach acid to less than 10 percent of normal levels. That’s a good thing for millions who ...
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The most common deficiencies leading to wrinkles are silica and vitamin C.  Dehydration promotes wrinkles that will generally appear in the face first.  In women, low estrogen can also promote wrinkles. I have never seen anything on wrinkles in certain areas being specific to problems with specific organs.   [End]
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 He also has cataracts. Is there anything holistic that can be done for those? Cataracts are much easier to prevent than they are to get rid of once formed.  There are old eye drops made from the plant dusty miller that were used to dissolve cataracts, but they are caustic so they must be used carefully.  A safer choice is to look for shi jue ming, which is an old Chinese remedy for dissolving cataracts when used internally.  So it can be added to his food.  It will take a while though to work. Natural vitamin E sources, such as wheat germ oil, are great fo ...
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The best form of magnesium for infection fighting? http://www.hippocrates.com.au/magchlor.htm The first prominent researcher to investigate and promote the antibiotic effects of magnesium was a French surgeon, Prof. Pierre Delbet. In 1915 he was looking for a safe solution to cleanse wounds of soldiers, because he had found that traditionally used antiseptics actually damaged tissues and encouraged infections instead of preventing them. In all of his tests, magnesium chloride solution proved by far the best answer. Not only was it harmless for tissues, but it also greatly increase ...
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Wrinkles are treated from within, not so much topically.  Wrinkles occur when there is a loss of elastin in the skin.  This occurs with age because of the decrease in silica being absorbed from lack of stomach acidity. Stomach acid naturally declines with age.  As the levels go down minerals are not absorbed as well, as well as some vitamins and proteins.  As stomach acid levels go down the body’s ability to generate stomach acid also declines.  This is because some of the nutrients needed to produce stomach acid (zinc, B6, B12 and folate) are dependent ...
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A few things to have around the house for common health complaints. We all experience a headache now and again. The majority of headaches are caused by dehydration, so first make sure you are getting plenty of water. Second, consider using White Willow bark, as it has anti-inflammatory properties similar to that of aspirin. A Castor Oil Pack application would be useful here as well. Having some safe and natural at home remedies at your disposal can be invaluable.   [End]
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News from James/Hveragerthi James is not posting here anymore. For answers to questions, James can be reached at the forum on his website: http://medcapsules.com/forum/index.php   [End]
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Hveragerthi asked me to let everyone know that he is no longer posting since he has been banned from Curezone. He can now be reached on his own website http://www.MedCapsules.com   [End]
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You are correct. But only within a certain context. I think you fail to realize that many people who come to Curezone are Seriously ill. Dire circumstances sometimes call for dire measures. If someone is seriously ill then Curezone in general is not the place to come looking for information.  There is so much quackery on Curezone.  For example, oleander soup that has been shown in study after study to not work for cancer.  Even the studies done by the manufacturers showed it failed to treat cancer.  It only gets promoted because many people have no id ...
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Dear Friends, Please, support James by writing to the Webmaster. I started http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1948218#i Thanks, Long Nhi Thanks Long Nhi.   But did you see the responses from the trolls on the Webmaster Support forum?  One of them who is also a forum owner even went as far as to use an already proven bogus tactic that another forum owner and moderator used in the past.  They are puling up a post from a site I used to post on. Of course they were not there and don’t have a clue what really happened.  Si ...
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I hate to say it because I admire, respect and trust James and want this forum to be shining light in the darkness here....but it has more and more become a smattering of squabbles, fights, name calling, etc. and I cannot endure the stress and negativity of that so I’m not here as much. Sad but true, Ginagirl, I must agree with your assessment. Even Jesus only took so much before he lost his temper. I have written to the Webmaster several times about the problem of the consistent bullying by the same exact people here on Curezone not only against me but against oth ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Those writers are not reliable. Reading their incomplete rhetoric and historic bashing of iodine/iodide AND curezone tends to get old. Each person’s therapeutic range of iodine/iodide is different, it all depends on individualistic variables and applicable circumstances. There’s too much bias on that site to merit serious rebuttal objectively (here too even), whether they are right or wrong. Bias can go both ways.  Look at the iodophiles here on Curezone.  You cannot even mention an adverse effect of iodine without them coming down on you until they feel they squashed you.  I mentione ...
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I am very interested in learning more about herbs. My knowledge of herbs is none, but I have been using some of the recommended adaptogenic formulations in this forum and will start soon a 1 year protocol for lyme disease for which I feel I need to lear more. There are my books out there and before I invest in one or several, i’d like hear your suggestions. I have my primary recommendations on this link: http://www.mountainmistbotanicals.com/ Especially The Little Herb Encyclopedia since you are a beginner. Also look up the American Botanical Council and loo ...
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 I know that the claims state that Oleander is poisonous, but can it still be purchased as an herb? Yes, oleander is extremely poisonous.  All part of the plant are deadly, even the honey from it.  For this reason I have never seen the raw herb sold. And due to safety issues and a lack of proven effectiveness I recommend avoiding it.  There has been a lot of hype surrounding, but no real evidence of effectiveness.  In fact the only study that could be found on effectiveness was done for cancer and it was found to be ineffective.  I have posted on the s ...
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 Interesting... This has been a lively topic of discussion with the "sciency" types too! http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/index.php/alpha-brain-whats-wrong-with-the-supplement-industry/#comments That is not a discussion, it is a bash fest against the supplement industry by people who have no clue what they are talking about.  For example, when they are making fun of the claims on labels they even added this one: "Love it. Don’t forget “gluten free!”" So they think it is funny that some people out there have Celiac disease ...
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  I see this study: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1874719#i is already being attacked by a poster on the iodine forum claiming "follow da money re: pharmaceutical companies support soy!!!!". How stupid does this person think people are?  This person found ONE site reporting the study, the American Association for Cancer Research.  Since this one association is only REPORTING the study, but is backed by pharmaceutical companies they are claiming soy is backed by the pharmaceutical industry.  Then to make things even wors ...
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http://www.naturalnews.com/034005_Adya_Clarity_consumer_alert.html   [End]
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I see it took no time at all for the personal attacks to start again against me on the Webmaster forum.  As usual the terms of service mean nothing. But more importantly it shows how there are some that just do not get it.  Our rights to supplements are going to be eliminated and soon can be taken away.  The FDA has been unable to ban herbs and supplements outright, so they have been trying every other tactic they can to suppress our access to herbs ad supplements.  First they tried to hide "riders" in bills that if passed in to law would have also include ...
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 There was an excellent post over on the Webmaster Support forum as follows: I understand that the above post is YOUR opinion, Tony. However, I know from years of lurking on this site that some of what you have stated as truth is actually fictional. In addition, the fact that these disagreements spin wildly out of control is directly due to perpetuation efforts by a certain few, usual suspects. A group to which it appears that you claim membership. It matters not that these usual suspects have forums of their own OR that they are moderators. What matters is that the opinions ... [Image Embedded Here]
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 Yes, what Curezone really should be called.   There are many examples of the outright hypocrisy here on Curezone.  On the Webmaster Support forum in one thread the same person who states "We need to cultivate an atmosphere of respect for our different beliefs" is one of the same people working hard to make sure I do not have a voice. But the biggest hypocrite over there is the one who keeps trying to play victim claiming she has never attacked me, which is an outright lie.  She started the attacks a long time ago after I posted information that would ...
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 I consolidated my various posts on soy myths to make one article debunking the myths: Soy Fact and Fiction http://mountainmistbotanicals.com/info/Soy.html   [End]
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 Any dangers? That depends.  In general it is safe and nutritious, especially for vitamin C and sulfur.  But cayenne is very high in salicylates, which presents two problems.  One is for people who have salicylate sensitivities/allergies.  The second is for people on blood thinners such as Coumadin (Warfarin). There is a common myth that cayenne is safe to take with Coumadin since it stops bleeding.  This is actually a dangerous myth since even if this were fully true countering the effects of Coumadin could be very dangerous to some individuals.  Fo ...
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  Why does the meta-analysis reveal that high-dose statins reduce cardiovascular events? The studies I’ve read, such as those reported in books by Michael Murray and others, indicate little cardiovascular benefit through statins. EDIT: Nevermind. I would like to address this anyway.  A meta analysis first of all is just a review of different studies to come to a conclusion about a hypothesis. First problem we run in to is that many studes are flawed to begin with. &nbs ...
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 I am so confused on this subject and want to wrap my brain around it once and for all. I have doctors pushing alkalinity and Hv who does not. No, I advocate letting the body do its job of maintaining its pH balance rather than creating an alkaline imbalance.  Therefore I am not advocating acidity either.  The body can only live in a narrow range of pH.  When people try to force their systems in to an alkaline state they not only put their general health at risk, but they also put more stress on the body as the body has to work even harder trying to neutralize their ...
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  The Chemistry of Ozone Therapy on Cancer http://mountainmistbotanicals.com/info/The%20Chemistry%20of%20Ozone%20Therapy%20on%20Cancer.htm   [End]
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  http://mountainmistbotanicals.com/info/Silica_Diatomaceous%20Earth%20vs%20Horsetail%20Grass.htm   [End]
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Beets are high in iron, which is not a good thing for certain infections or cancers as iron increases these.  And it also needs to be avoided in cases of hemochromotosis. I also want to address some claims they made about Warburg and his research: " Dr. Warburg discovered that in the presence of an oxygen depleted environment, a normally healthy cell will convert into a cancerous cell. It would require as little as a 30% reduction in the levels of oxygen to intiate that cancer process. " This is totally false.  First of all this IS NOT what Warburg found or ...
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 Hv, I agree with much of what you write. You’ve talked in a few recent posts about old-school herbal formulas and why you think certain herbs such as barberry aren’t so great. So my thought is, to criticize an herb because of one of its chemical components may not be quite fair because it isn’t in the plant in isolation, it acts in synergy with all the other components of the plant. And there is much in nature that we don’t understand. Actually knowing the herb’s chemistry starts us on the road to understanding the effects the herbs have on the body, good or bad.   ...
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 Wow, thank you Hv, you are wonderfully thorough and so far are the only person I’ve spoken to who weighs options and possibilities instead of assuring me that it IS parasites, or that it IS the adrenals. I feel hopeful now that I can work this out WITHOUT synthetics. I’m guessing that the hormones and menstruation problem I should leave until later, see if it resolves itself once the adrenal and other issues are addressed? Actually there are simple things you can still do now to help with your hormones such as more phytoestrogens, B vitamins and bitters in the diet.  He ...
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I read this in his site´s forum and decided to post here for it is soooo good! http://www.boards2go.com/boards/board.cgi?action=read&id=1231923704&user=mmb&page=6 I have read Barrett’s information for years, and I cannot stand him. In my opinion he is one of the least credible people in the world. Barrett specifically looks for negative information on alternative medicines without even taking in to account as to whether the research was done properly or interpreted properly. And I have yet to see him post any research backing alternatives. This is very mislead ...
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 Is your opinion to avoid all vaccines? We plan to have children in the near future, and I struggle with this. I do not want to give them vaccines, but I feel I don’t know enough about it. Is is safe to not vaccinate them at all or do you recommend some of them? I do not recommend vaccinations at all.  First of all contrary to claims they have NEVER been proven to work.  The whole basis for the claim they work is on the fact that smallpox is no longer present in the general population.  The vaccine proponents claim that the eradication was due to vaccines.  On ...
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 Hv, thank you so much. I thought of strangulation, because it seems he was doing well when I pulled his stomach down,then it seemed to pop right back. Would you please elaborate on why you think it might be strangulation. I want to tell my husband what you said. I’ve been telling him about how right-on you are. The main reason I am concerned it may be a strangulation is the vomiting.  Even if there were a tumor in the esophagus it would not cause a sudden blockage of food or barium going in to the stomach or through the intestines.  Same goes for a hiatal hernia ...
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stevenacuff.com/cholesterol-craziness/ This is a good article (by nick- no title or last name) on what you’ve been saying but it doesn’t have any references. Do you think it’s right, and did you post references for this info somewhere? I’d like to share this with friends but it so lacking backing I can’t. Thanks. Cholesterol Craziness Posted on 10 September 2010 by nick Cholesterol!  A frightening word that brings to mind a deadly heart attack!  In fact, cholesterol is vital to life and not at all the threat to health that most think it is.  Doctors hav ...
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Sally Fallon and Mary G. Enig are propagandists pushing info. spin to its fullest ignorance. Here is a rebuttal to the subject matter of phytates. Sally Fallon and Mary G. Enig Animal studies are at the very foundation of many of the accusations against soy. But animals are not the same as humans, so foods that affect them in one way may well affect us differently. Protease inhibitors are substances that retard the action of digestive enzymes that cause the breakdown of protein. Fallon and Enig refer to studies that show that protease inhibitors isolated from soybeans can cause c ...
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 Wouldn’t the irritability, weight gain, and low libido be symptoms for excess estrogen, too? Excess estrogen does not cause irritability.  Androgens do this, and estrogen is not an androgen.  Estrogen can also cause weight gain, but without the other androgen side effects.  And one of the primary reasons for weight gain with estrogen is thyroid suppression, which progesterone does not do.  Estrogen can increase libido is some aspects such as treating depression and vaginal dryness.  On the other hand high levels can interfere with testosterone levels by ...
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There was an interesting recent discussion on the Ask Curezone forum about the drop in search rankings for Curezone.  Since the moderator there has a personal agenda against me and will not let me post there I decided to post my thoughts on the issue here. The claim is that CZ was ranked in the top 10 for alternative health sites a while back, but it now ranked 11,975.  Of course there are all sorts of excuses, which include infiltration by pro-mainstream medical supporters.  But I think the answer is so much more simple than that.  As the thread pointed out number ...
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 I would really like to have your input on this! Firstly, are there any???? Except in some few? Actually we can have adverse reactions, which are side effects, to just about anything.  Even oxygen is regulated as a drug since it can cause side effects.  And look at how many foods can cause side effects such as allergies. Herbs are no different.  But certain herbs have a higher risk of certain side effects.  I have been working on a list of herbs to avoid or use with caution due to their high risk of side effects.   For example the berberine herbs ( ...
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I think you are right Mingus, prevention is always better than trying to fix a major problem. I recently did liver flushes, just as a self experiment. I know I did not have any gall stones, or liver stones, as I had a very thorough ultra sound examination before I decided to try the experiment. (I use bitters daily, along with olive oil and rice bran oil). I wanted to see if I would have the stones that others have reported. This is what happened, I did produce ’stones’, these were similar to what is reported by people doing liver flushes. The thing is, I know they did not come from my ...
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Stay off the adaptogens, you won’t be able to clear their byproducts and metabolites, and they’ll just set you back further. Properly used adaptogens are one of the best treatments for adrenal fatigue.  And the body clears the metabolites of adaptogens just like it clears the metabolites of foods we ingest and vitamins such as vitamin C and pantothenic acid.  Not really sure where you are getting your misinformation from but you really need to study the role of adaptogens and how they work on the adrenals. What you need is Vitamin C and the pantethine form of B-5, As ...
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