Earth Calm Resonator - Alison

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Marc Martin

Re: Lecithin / Cellfood

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> I have no issue with the Lecithin at all but funnily
> enough I get that problem with my eye when I take
> 'cellfood'.

Actually, when I first started taking CELLFOOD, I also
got sharp winces of pain in my head, even at doses as
small as one drop at a time. However, there were
so many other obvious benefits to me in terms of
energy, eyesight, etc. that I just kept at it,
and eventually built up my tolerance up for it. At
one point I was taking as much as 60 drops a day,
and its one of the supplements that I've taken
and benefited from continuously for years.

I've noticed that now that my eye is rather sensitive
from the Lecithin incident, my choline tablets
also cause a slight problem with that eye (choline
is another component in lecithin). I may just
stick with my inositol / choline tables instead
of taking lecithin, or I may try Lecithin derived
from egg yolks and see if there is a difference
in side effects.

Marc

ajwelectro-2

Re: Earth Calm Resonator - Alison

In reply to this post by phoenix47

Thanks, that is excellent...I will get some tomorrow.

Alison
--- phoenix47 <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi Alison. I bought my kefir grains from
>
> http://www.thekefirshop.co.uk/shop.htm
>
> They were very helpful as I had a couple of queries
> and they emailed me
> straight back.
> What came was a blob about the size of a 10p. You
> get instructions with it
> and over time it grows and you can split it into
> two. If you only want to
> use one you can keep the other one in the fridge in
> a little milk which you
> change every week or so -or you can give it to a
> friend. This time of year
> it takes about 2 days to make but in the summer it
> can be just a few hours.
> hope this helps
>
> Linda
> -----
> Subject: Re: [eSens] Earth Calm Resonator - Alison
>
>
> > Hi Linda
> >
> > I have just been loking fro efir grains and I am
> not
> > sure which ones are best. Can you give me any
> further
> > info? Do you knwo where toget them in the UK?
> >
> > Any further advice greatfully received, Ive had a
> read
> > and they look really good.
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Alison
> >
> >
> >
>

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evie15422

Re: Probiotics / Lecithin

In reply to this post by ajwelectro-2

Hi, Marc and Alison,

I get the eye pain from alot of things. I also get a sharp pain in the right side of my head from alot of things. One thing which caused these lately was riboflavin. I am beginning to think (from what I have read on various sites) that these pains are liver detox pathway overload symptoms. What I mean is, I think that the symptom is brought on by one of the pathways not being able to handle detoxification. (riboflavin might be in abundance, but you need molybdenum and other things with it, for instance.... or riboflavin will try to speed phase 1 but if you don't have phase 2 working, then you might get a headache or eye pain.) I have read that headache and eye pain are both related to liver function and found it interesting that taking the ribo caused it because docs are using high dose ribo now to treat migraine headaches. (But in my case, what I was doing was trying riboflavin for tremors and detoxing.)

Just my 2 cents,
Diane

Alison Williams <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi Marc

Good to hear from you.

I have no issue with the Lecithin at all but funnily
enough I get that problem with my eye when I take
'cellfood'. Didnt wantt o mention it as after the
tongue incident, i thought you might all think I was
nuts.

My eye feels like the nerve has been effected and
doesnt want to open fully..its very odd. i noticed
the first time it went off in a matter of hours but
unfotunately the second time, it lasted 2 days so
beware...

Alison

--- Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:

> > Hi Alison, do you have any concerns that taking
> such measures may in fact
> > combine to have negative effects
>
> I think Alison is merely noting that others with ES
> have improved
> their condition by using various supplements, and is
> hoping for
> the same results. I can certainly tolerate more EMF
> with supplements
> than without. The difference is obvious.
>
> As for probiotics, I find that "Primal Defense" is
> good for
> improving my tolerance for EMF, but most of the
> others don't
> seem to do much. Primal Defense has some stuff in
> it besides
> probiotics, so it might be something else that is
> doing the
> good here. I agree with Linda's comment that
> drinking Kefir
> seems more effective than most of the probiotic
> supplements
> on the market.
>
> Alison, I see that you are taking Lecithin. How are
> you doing
> with that? I tried a Lecithin supplement the other
> day, and
> got a sharp pain in one of my eyes almost
> immediately. I tried
> just a tiny amount a few days later to see if that
> was really
> the cause, and felt some more discomfort in that
> eye. Weird.
> (and it wasn't a GMO Lecithin -- it was an organic
> liquid soy
> lecithin, found through a link on
> electrical-sensitivity.info).
> I tolerate Inositol just fine (one of the components
> of
> Lecithin), and take those tablets like candy if I'm
> having
> anxiety attacks... :-)
>
> Marc
>

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