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  • in reply to: ALS #1192
    Marla Pietruszko
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    Youre welcome !

    in reply to: ALS #1187
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Welcome Sarah!

    usually ALS patients who are progressed are on a feeding tube and are usually fed ENSURE which is a horrible meal replacement full of garbage! This will make their condition worse. Food sensitivities are so important to consider especially with an incredibly destructive autoimmune condition such as ALS.

    For feeding tube patients, look into Liquid Hope. Often times the labs will show huge reactions to dairy, corn, and soy, which are the basis of the products they will usually use such as ENSURE. Doing a food a full ELISA panel can be very helpful.

    Most ALS patients I’ve worked with have had TTG-6 antibodies (brain based reaction to gluten).

    You will also want to consider glyphosate, for sure, as well as methylation capacity.

    Every ALS patient I’ve seen has had toxic exposures for years, and by the time the diagnosis is made it is too late. I have seen SOD snps (genetic) with this and so supporting SOD is helpful, but you’re just lengthening their time a little. It is very sad to see them digress and heartbreaking as well. Glutathione and other antioxidants can be very helpful.

    in reply to: liver kidney drainage #1171
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Yes absolutely. not necessarily because of the wine itself but because of the sugar content. yeast content and sulphits which would create a lot of histamine

    in reply to: Bartonella and Babesia (Lyme coinfections) #1169
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Hello! great questions! I didnt post any YouTube videos on Lyme because it is HIGHLY controversial.

    Great resources to understand the pathogenesis of both Bartonella and Babesia are from Stephen Buhner books. He has books on all the Lyme coinfections.

    Here is an article on the CD57 subject from Dr. Stricker’s research: https://WWW.NCBI.NLM.NIH.GOV/PMC/ARTICLES/PMC2772377/

    However, another paper saw no difference between the CD57 NK cells response in post-lyme patients compared with healthy controls: https://WWW.NCBI.NLM.NIH.GOV/PMC/ARTICLES/PMC2725528/

    Th1 immune cells do the heavy lifting in the adaptive immune response to Lyme. Basophils are the first responders. When you see basophil elevation and you don’t know why it’s there, consider testing for Lyme. You can have her ask her doctor about this.

    Unfortunately no immune marker is pathognomonic for any target. The markers don’t tell you it’s Lyme, or mold, or anything else specific. They just tell you the immune system is reacting, not what it’s reacting against. Once you figure out what the immune system is reacting against, by other methods, you can use these markers to understand something about how the process is going. Definitely supporting your Th1 immune system is important.

    Unfortunately I dont have much more to share with you as this is not my area of expertise and I am not a doctor. All the info I shared here is based off scientific research, not my own opinion.

    in reply to: Hello everyone! #1167
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Hi Laura!!! Welcome 🙂

    in reply to: BBQ #1164
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Hey Bibi,

    I agree with Madeleine! I have a blog post on my main website holisticspring.com that talks about AGEs and how burning or cooking foods at high temp make the more carcinogenic and inflammatory. As for oil, I would say avocado oil or coconut!

    in reply to: Respiratory support #1137
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Hello,

    I suggest they do lung drainage and liver drainage along with a candida protocol. They will also need immune modulation. There isn’t much i can legally suggest without working with the child 1 on 1 however some basics will be Probiotics (I like Genestra HMF Multi Strain), Genestra Echinasyr (provided they dont have autoimmune), Cod liver oil, Digestive Enzymes, and Amino NAC.

    Diet plays a huge role as well so cutting out all gluten, dairy (so important) and sugar!

    in reply to: Blue Light Blockers #1129
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster
    in reply to: Maskne #1128
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Haha love the term ‘Maskne’!!

    I personally don’t wear masks. I say that I have a medical exemption (which I do – extreme claustrophobia) and no one has issues with it!

    in reply to: More chlorine added to drinking water #1127
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Yes it is unfortunate that we can’t get good drinking water for FREE! I would definitely look into a Berkey system! They are affordable and work amazingly well 🙂

    in reply to: Varicose veins #1126
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Amazing good job! and yes it takes a while to reverse them but they definitely can be 🙂

    in reply to: liver kidney drainage #1125
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    8 weeks isn’t enough for liver drainage however the candida ebook has the Gemmotherapy for the liver which lasts you another 6-8 weeks. After that though, you would definitely need to work with someone if you want to continue drianage 🙂

    in reply to: parasites #1119
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Yes I think the seed powder should work 🙂

    in reply to: squatting potty #1118
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    You’re welcome!

    in reply to: Varicose veins #1117
    Marla Pietruszko
    Keymaster

    Hi Shawna,

    Varicose veins is triggered by many different issues but the main causes are too much LDL cholesterol, too much calcium, poor liver function (the portal vein gets backed up and leads to poor circulation), toxic blood (the thicker the blood, the slower it moves through veins and arteries) and poor lymphatic circulation. Varicose veins takes several years to reverse completely and it requires a lot of drainage. When working with the heart, I don’t like giving recommendations without having the client sign consent agreements but also without knowing the history.

    What I can suggest is you try improving circulation with dry brushing, consuming ginger and other warming spices, consuming garlic and cinnamon for cholesterol (I like Genestra Allisyn for that).

    As far as hemmorrhoids and varicose veins go… YES there is a connection. Hemmorrhoids are DIRECTLY related to poor circulation due to portal congestion which is triggered by poor liver function. SO essentially, the first place for you to start is by working on liver (and kidney) drainage. By draining the liver, you will improve circulation and then from there, you can go onto draining the cardiovascular system.

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