PAIN FROM TOE TO HEAD
worm). She also had tapeworm stages (Taenia pisiformis) and
intestinal fluke in the intestine. She started on the kidney herbs,
followed by the parasite program. She stopped using zirconium-
containing products (deodorant) and barium (lipstick). She stayed
out of bus exhaust. (She knew she was allergic to diesel exhaust.)
In one month her leg pain and itching were gone; slight swelling
remained.Nancy Tong, 80's, had edematous legs. In fact she could get no
stockings on. They appeared like pillars with no taper at all. She
was on diuretic medicine from her doctor. It kept her blood pres-
sure down but she was losing ground with water excretion. This
raised her general toxicity (blood BUN^5 ) which made her feel bad
most of the time. Yet she drank enough water, curtailed her salt,
used no caffeine and had no really bad habits. She had to wear
several pads for incontinence. We found she was toxic with cad-
mium and lead, which were probably responsible for her huge ac-
cumulation of kidney stones. The metals were in her tap water and
she was unable to resolve this problem since she lived in a senior
citizen center. We advised her to move, or to have her tap water
carried in, but she could do none of these. Although the situation
was hopeless, she did the kidney cleanse, parasite killing program
and changed her metal rimmed glasses and wrist watch to plastic.
She gained enough ground from these improvements to be able to
wear elastic hose and thereby give some physical assistance to
her body. This encouraged her to do a liver cleanse. She had a
headache with the cleanse but immediately afterwards she fit into a
smaller size “Keds” (elasticized stockings). A half a year from the
beginning, her legs had taper to them; she didn't even mind
wearing a dress.
Fibromyositis and Fibromyalgia................................
When pain is widespread, not just in joints or legs but in
many muscles and soft tissues of your body your doctor may call
it fibromyositis or fibromyalgia.
(^5) BUN stands for blood urea nitrogen. It is a body waste and is
normally kept low by the kidneys.