NON-PAINFUL DISEASES
It is better to be moderate today
than in bed tomorrow.
Anyone who has suffered from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
(CFS) or recurrent EBV has learned that lesson well.
June Timony, age 38, was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syn-
drome), EBV and Candida around 1½ years ago by her family
doctor. She also had a thyroid problem and a high estrogen level
(165 pg/ml). She had severe depression at times. Our test showed
her body was full of bismuth (fragrance) and silver (tooth fillings)
especially in the ovaries. She cleansed her kidneys and killed
parasites but could not make up her mind to do the expensive
dental work.
Janice Brown, age 21, had EBV with chronic fatigue and depression
along with a dozen more symptoms. Her skin, kidneys, breasts,
brain, ovaries and pancreas were all loaded with mercury, platinum
and other metals. She was full of radon and bus exhaust and the
plumbing was shedding cadmium. Rather than do all this she and
her husband decided to move. Before the moving date arrived she
had cleansed kidneys, killed parasites and done dental work and
was feeling noticeably better. Then they moved. She immediately
was very fatigued again and worried that the move had been in
vain. This time she had a liver full of Salmonella and a return of
phosphate crystals in her kidneys. But it was easy to clear up and
it was a very useful lesson to her to avoid unsterilized dairy
products. She was much more careful after this.
Dee Safian, age 36, came especially for her low energy. She had EBV
once. It left her extremely nervous. We advised going off caffeine
but not substituting for it by drinking decafs. Her tissues were full
of arsenic from pesticide; her urinalysis showed kidney crystals
and her eosinophil count was high 5.5% (parasites). She had
sheep liver flukes and stages in her pancreas due to a buildup of
wood alcohol there. In four months after killing parasites and doing
a kidney cleanse she was much improved.