MCS treatment

http://www.chemicalinjury.net/index.htm

Has anyone used the Neural Protocol to treat MCS? Sounds promising.

Do we have a list of doc's for MCS?


Kathy


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There is good advice on a healing diet. We can do most of this ourselves.

http://www.chemicalinjury.net/html/neural_sensitization-pg_11.html

Seeds & nuts have essential oils for membrane and brain repair, protein, and essential nutrients.

 #6 on what to eat & why

cashews have fats that distort membrane structure.

Wasn't a nut eater,  didn't know cashews were bad.






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In most cases (particularly severe cases) you will need a lot more then a change of diet.

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I agree, but diet changes are a start.



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So interesting to see different ideas. Dr Oz talks about how great cashews are for you!
Loni


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In most cases (particularly severe cases) you will need a lot more then a change of diet.

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Hey Loni!
How are you?
Yes, one thing I do know is that Cashews are acidic. Almonds are alkaline.

Lizzie



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So interesting to see different ideas. Dr Oz talks about how great cashews are for you!
Loni

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In most cases (particularly severe cases) you will need a lot more then a change of diet.

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I've never heard or read anywhere else that cashews are bad for you. Not sure if one source is enough to convince me. As for peanuts I use organic peanut butter and I see nothing wrong with it. Canola, on the other hand, is garbage
Steve

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Peanuts, corn, wheat/gluten are moldy crops.
Doesn't matter if they are organic or not.
Organic just means no pesticides/no GMO's.
Mold creates candida condtions. Factor in to this that micro wave
radiation multiplies micro toxins/ MOLD/ heavy metals...
and it is a recipe for disaster.
As for Cashews..although I myself happen to like them, I very rarely eat them.
on the Food "Ash" Ph scale,
cashews are -9.3 (the negative/minus sign  means has an Acid effect on the body- disease/unhealth can only thrive in an acidic body.)
 Almonds are +3.6
Brazil Nuts are -0.5 ( this would considered very close to neutral- as in neither highly alkalizing or highly acidic. )
And Peanuts are -12.8 (As a substitute for Peanut butter, I have found nut spreads to replace our peanut butter- such as the brand: Naturally Nutty)
 
Find the Alkaline Ash Foods Made Easy
 Acid Alkaline Balance
Following an alkaline ash diet means choosing foods and drinks that have an alkalizing affect on the body. At least 70% of what we consume should be based on choices that leave an alkaline residue and mineral content in our systems. An imbalance in the pH level can cause essential minerals to be lost and encourage the growth of harmful bacteria, and yeasts.
Alkaline ash food, on the other hand, are rich in sodium, magnesium, potassium, calcium, and iron. A balanced pH level also promotes a healthy small intestinal tract lining that can easily absorb these minerals and nutrients.  

www.acidalkalinediet.com/...foods/alkaline-ash-foods-made-easyCached - Similar
Lizzie



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I've never heard or read anywhere else that cashews are bad for you. Not sure if one source is enough to convince me. As for peanuts I use organic peanut butter and I see nothing wrong with it. Canola, on the other hand, is garbage
Steve

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Maybe because they are higher in calories & a starch.

I've had good results using daily b-12 last 3 mos. For the 1st time am loosing just a bit of my chemical sensitivity, along with calcium & magnesium. Grapes,  lemons, pomegranates & berries are helping the nerves. You can get good organic juice for these.

I thought my husband's cologne smelled good for the 1st time in mos. Few mos. ago, the smell went to my head & was overwhelming. He had to put it away. Big progress!

But have a long way to go with nerve & skin issues.

Kathy




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Moldy, or not, it so happens that LOW-salt corn products calm my system, same as do coffee, darkRed berries, yogurt, etc.

My celiac niece thrives on corn products. Interesting that at least one celiac food calms me, even though I'm not celiac.

As for peanuts, I can tolerate those much more than almonds, which feel chalky & irritating to me. Yet because of all the bad hype, health food stores hardly have peanuts in their health-bars, but rather cater much more to almond clientele, never mind the latter is bad for me.



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