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  • in reply to: HSV CURE? TOO GOOD TO BELIEVE? #2081
    Marla Pietruszko
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    Hello, this is very interesting indeed and I have several notes to make in regards to this.

    Firstly, I use homeopathy to “cure” (go into remission/dormant) HSV – there are some very effective products:
    Bio 88 – Reckeweg
    HPZ Tox – Physica Energetics
    R68 – Reckeweg
    Baikalin Skullcap

    Platanus orientalis

    However these need to be done alongside pother protocols. Also MUST support binding/detox with Zeolite 1/2 tsp bid empty stomach and immune protocols.

    In regards to the article, I believe “cure” is probably why they took down their info…most big viruses are in remission due to proper immune and detoxification balances but cured is unlikely, IMO. Baicalin with Lauricidin and CBD have worked miracles for most I know with herpes viruses, along with homeopathy as mentioned above. DesBio has wonderful herpes series remedies.

    I would love for this to be real but I have doubts. The company is shut down. The reason they give (raw ingredients unavailable) is not likely to be true, given that the ingredients they describe are all readily available. Astragalus and lysine certainly have a useful role in anti-viral mechanisms.

    What I find especially unlikely is that they describe antibody levels falling with enough reliability that they can show it in data. The problem with this is that people develop long lived plasma cells that keep making ab’s to a target even when the target is no longer there. That suggests that even if their approach was effective, using ab’s to judge the effect is unlikely to be a useful approach. This same issue of long lived plasma cells is why you can’t rely upon ab levels to fall, even when the patient is transformed by the antiviral work, and even when you use anti-viral drugs, etc., as part of the work. This is also why, when the patient’s labs show elevations of several viral ab levels, you don’t know which one to go after with certainty. I go after the highest one, using a Deseret Biologicals series therapy. First, I support the patient’s T cell polarization balance, then I reduce their inflammation, then go after the viral burden. In that step, I look for a herx style response to the Des Bio remedy. If I don’t see it anywhere in the 2 month cycle of the series therapy, I switch to a different target. The target that gives me the herx style response (usually a day of flu sx between 3rd and 4th vial on the ascending side of the protocol, but could be anywhere in the two months) is the one I continue to pursue, with a series of two month cycles, with a week or two rest in between, until there’s no herx style response.

    in reply to: Recommended Nutrients for COVID-19 #2079
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Be sure your glutathione level is above the midpoint of the normal range on lab. Be sure your potassium level isn’t low, likewise D, A, Zn all in top half of range.
    Remember that there’s plenty of area under the curve during the recovery phase, so be sure to keep pounding glutathione and other anti-inflammatory substances during that time (don’t do anti-inflammatories like curcumin, initially, only during recovery).

    in reply to: COVID VACCINE #2077
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    For all individuals (autoimmunity or not), it’s wise to address as much of their dysfunctional biology as you can in the time between now and when they get the vaccine. That means reducing autoimmune process, balancing T cell polarization, addressing gut dysfunction, reducing pathogen burdens, modulating stress response, etc. Otherwise the vaccine could trigger a massive inflammatory response which could put the person into a lot of trouble. Also follow the vaccine protocol ive shared on this platform 🙂

    in reply to: Supplements #2070
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    astragalus is great for th1 support.

     

    I like genestra cal mag however calcium is tough on the kidneys so only take if you have calcium deficiency,

    in reply to: Supplements #2067
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    That one is OK but I prefer this one when you have inflammation as it is specifically designed for autoimmune and chronic inflammation.

    in reply to: Liver/kidney drainage #2066
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Yes I have lots of recipes on instagram (https://www.instagram.com/marlashealthylife)

    You do not get die off with UNDAS. This blog post of mine might help explain: https://holisticspring.com/index.php/biotherapeutic-drainage-why-you-need-homeopathy-to-effectively-re-balance-your-body/

    Yellowdock is completely different then ginger and dandelion as it stimulates the lymphatic system.

    yes grass-fed liver is ok!

    I did antifungals and BTD at the same time.

    in reply to: Coming off Candida Protocol #2065
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    You’re welcome and good luck! Happy new Year!

    in reply to: Liver/kidney drainage #2061
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Yes stevia would be a better choice for right now. UNDAs wouldn’t make the mouth (that I know of) and the herbs listed on the label are not actually in the supplements as it is diluted.

    Yes you pair three remedies fore the same organ system(s) together when using the remedies. If you have autoimmune, you have to be careful with stimulating the lymphatic system. but dry brushing, hot baths, yellowdock root and HIIT workouts are great to take. there are GREAT homeopathics for the lymphatic system which i prefer to use over herbs as they are not aggressive like herbs can be but i cant recommend them without knowing your complete history. i love the multicollagen but ig you have egg sensitivty then maybe use gelatin or a different product. if you’re not reacting then thats great!

    in reply to: Elevated Ferritin #2060
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Definitely reducing inflammation can help for sure!

    in reply to: Spicy food and Sweaty head #2057
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Yes circulation increases which warms the body so the body produces sweat to cool itself down. This is a good thing as it usually means your body is decongesting 🙂

    in reply to: Supplements #2056
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    you dont need to use both seeds. you can do just sunflower 🙂 my favourite adaptogen is Pure encapsulations Panax ginseng, Genestra Astragalus combinaiton #1 or Genestra Adreno restore whichc an all be found on http://www.puremarket.ca 🙂

    in reply to: Coming off Candida Protocol #2055
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Yes i personally would continue the cleanse and pulse with charcoal and chlorella and drink LOTS of water. Usually it should run for a MINIMUM 90 days, sometimes longer depending on the degree of overgrowth.

    in reply to: Liver/kidney drainage #2054
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Usually you want to avoid as much cocoa as possible so ideally not too much chocolate but a bit of LIlys sugar free chocolate shouldnt be a problem.

    You shouldnt break from UNDAs as they work on consistency. there is NO side effects to taking homeopathics as they don’t detoxify, they drain. Check with your nutritionist as perhaps the symptoms you are experiencing are from other supplements you are on?

    There are hundreds of unda #s and thousands of combinations. I suggest different numbers for each and every client and each protocol and follow up that they do depending on their imbalances. I dont have three common ones aside from the initial BTD on this platform as it is very unique to the individual.

    Yes tinnitus is usually gut and poor lymphatic circulation.

    in reply to: Heavy meals and bloating #2048
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Without knowing the person, i would automatically assume they have high cholesterol and when they eat fried foods, the fat prevents proper circulation and blood flow so the heart has to work faster to pump blood through the arteries and veins. As far as bloating goes, fried and heavy foods triggers inflammation and take a while to digest by the body. the time it takes for the to digest leaves these foods open for fermentation by bacteria which causes gas and bloating.

    in reply to: Supplements #2040
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    the more you consume omegas during the first 15 days, the better your hormones will be in regards to balancing, that being said, if your hormones arent too out of balance and you’re doing the chia and flax, that MAY be enough for you.

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