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Just thought I would share a regimen we are using successfully
to help Lymes - a big problems here in Texas
Dana Hartstein testimony - About three months after I got bit by a tick, I was diagnosed with Lymes Disease. I was in the middle of a complicated move at the time, so I had written off many of the symptoms to the stress and fatigue of the situation, as well as, being in a new climate. We had overseen the construction of a new house in a lake-side community. Once I was diagnosed, I immediately got on the following daily regimen:
• 4-6 capsules of Inner Defense, spread throughout the day,
• 2-6 ounces of NingXia Red,
• 3 Omega Blue capsules,
• 1 Longevity capsule,
• At least 4 Multigreen capsules,
• 1-2 Life 5 capsules before bed,
• 2-4 Sulfurzyme capsules (sometimes),
• 4-5 Comfortone capsules,
• Lots of enzymes (Essentialzyme, Detoxzyme & Polyzyme),
• Alkalime, morning and night,
• Super C whenever I thought about it,
• 1-2 Immunetune capsules,
• JuvaFlex oil topically over my liver,
• JuvaTone as directed on the bottle,
• alot of raw foods - especially apples with raw almond butter,
• I drank alot of freshly squeezed lime juice sweetened with Stevia,
• on cold days, I drank Red Raspberry Leaf loose tea or Teeccino coffee substitue and high fiber & potassium beverage.
The goals were to create a hostile environment in my body to the Lymes by alkalizing my blood, help my liver & colon to process the toxins and also to boost my immune system. I also took long baths, as hot as I could stand, in Epsom salts and Peppermint oil and got 2 Raindrop Technique treatments over the next month.
Within four weeks, there was no trace of the Lymes detected in my body. Thank you, Lord! He used Debra Raybern and Young Living to restore my health.
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Wolfberry, the main ingredient in NingXia Red, is fast becoming a popular drink among health conscious people in the Western world. Long thought to be the contributing factor of the legendary age of Li Qing Yuen, who – according to reports – died at the age of 250 years old. So what is exactly in wolfberry?
• 11 essential and 22 trace dietary minerals
• 18 amino acids
• 6 essential vitamins
• 8 polysaccharides and 6 monosaccharides
• 5 unsaturated fatty acids, including the essential fatty acids, linoleic acid and alpha-linolenic acid
• beta-sitosterol and other phytosterols
• 5 carotenoids, including beta-carotene and zeaxanthin, lutein, lycopene and cryptoxanthin, a xanthophyll
• numerous phenolic pigments associated with antioxidant properties
Of course, these are only a smattering of the kind of nutrients you can find in wolfberry. Why not try it yourself and see how much better you’ll feel?
In 2004 I was diagnosed with stage III breast cancer. I received chemotherapy, had a mastectomy which included removing 5 lymp nodes and then received radiation (Good results – cancer did not spread and I am now cancer free). Because I received all of these treatments, I was informed that I was at risk to develop lymph-edema. In February of 2007 (after flying on a plane) I noticed that my arm and hand had started to swell. I went to my doctor who informed me that I had lymph-edema and he recommended that I start physical therapy to reduce and maintain the swelling in the arm and hand. I started physical therapy on March 13, 2007, which included learning how to perform a lymphatic massage and wrapping bandages on my fingers and arm for compression. Before wrapping my arm I had to use an antibacterial cream to ward off any bacteria that could possibly grow under the bandages causing infection in the arm.