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Lynn, I am posting this comment again under the most recent posting so you will see it for sure. I am also correcting the You Tube link address:
From Comment Section on "Medical Medium":
I just clicked on an ad for MesoSilver, and then later found this video featuring Gary Gordon, Md. I have just made it to the 7:00 minute mark, but will have to save for later. Looks interesting, as he is stressing the need for high quality in silver products in order to be effective. I had never heard of this product, but am now considering using it for myself. I'm sure it's more expensive, but I do think perhaps that the reason some people try Colloidal Silver and get no results is that it is not made with high standards and proper techniques. I did hear Dr. Gordon mention Harvard University using it, which is surprising, but very good news.
Also, I have read that Silver that is stored for too long will degrade, and the particles will stick together. That may be another reason for lack of success - freshly made works best, and surely not past expiration date.
I have been searching for info on the herbs mentioned in this article. I am sure they all work, but one must be careful of side effects/personal intolerances. For instance, I just happen to have a genetic inheritance of intolerance to aspirin/anti-inflammatory type medicines, which just means my liver does not produce the necessary enzymes to break these substances down. So all medicines/herbs that are high in Salicylates, (aspirin is a derivative of Salicylic Acid), build up in my system after awhile and make me sick. Therefore I can only take Neem Leaf in very small doses due to its high salicylate content. For "normal" people, it is a wonderful pain reliever due to it's high anti-inflammatory qualities.
It is these types of things that one must research when contemplating taking herbs. I recommend Googling each one for it's "chemical constituents", and look at it's list of ingredients to see if everything looks safe for you.
And I guess I should put this back under the Miracle Medium tag, but I wanted to make sure you see it. And others too, that is a good article about EBV.
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I really enjoyed your interview and would love to see you do more where you could go into one topic in depth.
Fantastic interview, Lynn! We love you and your work!
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Nice interview, very interesting !
Thank you for the comments! I appreciate it!
Lynn, I am posting this comment again under the most recent posting so you will see it for sure. I am also correcting the You Tube link address:
From Comment Section on "Medical Medium":
I just clicked on an ad for MesoSilver, and then later found this video featuring Gary Gordon, Md. I have just made it to the 7:00 minute mark, but will have to save for later. Looks interesting, as he is stressing the need for high quality in silver products in order to be effective. I had never heard of this product, but am now considering using it for myself. I'm sure it's more expensive, but I do think perhaps that the reason some people try Colloidal Silver and get no results is that it is not made with high standards and proper techniques. I did hear Dr. Gordon mention Harvard University using it, which is surprising, but very good news.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMe1sBqgyAw&spfreload=5
Gary Gordon, MD-- at ACAM Conference - ACS Silver
Also, I have read that Silver that is stored for too long will degrade, and the particles will stick together. That may be another reason for lack of success - freshly made works best, and surely not past expiration date.
July 2, 2016 at 2:12 PM
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Robert Schoen spoke my mind! :)
I just found an article that describes the side effects/possible danger of Licorice Extract. It's a powerful antiviral, but can raise blood pressure.
http://www.adamherbs.com/herbs/licorice.html
Licorice is mentioned in the list of herbs in this article:
http://buhnerhealinglyme.com/symptoms/treating-ebv-and-mitochondria-damage/
I have been searching for info on the herbs mentioned in this article. I am sure they all work, but one must be careful of side effects/personal intolerances. For instance, I just happen to have a genetic inheritance of intolerance to aspirin/anti-inflammatory type medicines, which just means my liver does not produce the necessary enzymes to break these substances down. So all medicines/herbs that are high in Salicylates, (aspirin is a derivative of Salicylic Acid), build up in my system after awhile and make me sick. Therefore I can only take Neem Leaf in very small doses due to its high salicylate content. For "normal" people, it is a wonderful pain reliever due to it's high anti-inflammatory qualities.
It is these types of things that one must research when contemplating taking herbs. I recommend Googling each one for it's "chemical constituents", and look at it's list of ingredients to see if everything looks safe for you.
And I guess I should put this back under the Miracle Medium tag, but I wanted to make sure you see it. And others too, that is a good article about EBV.
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