thylantyr

I made a regimen for my friend with diabetic neuropathy
that consists of 67 dietary supplements {pills} daily,
not to mention the 22 doctor prescribed pain pills daily.

Seems crazy, but there is a great evil that needs curing
and the doctors offer no help as they say 'there is no cure'.
This is a situation where either sit still and do nothing or
try something. We are lucky, cyberspace is a huge library
and it's easy to do homework and get fast answers.

The decision to try alternative treatment was chosen,
the doses are high, the regimen is divided into 6 sessions
daily.

This regimen was started a month ago and no side effects
have been noted with dietary supplements.

Benefits realized so far are;

1. lower blood sugar, about 100 points lower on average.

2. insulin intake was 100cc daily, now it's 35cc daily
and some days only 20cc is needed.

3. no consipation problems anymore {caused by the pain meds}

4. mood is boosted {fixed B12 deficiency}

5. regular urination - to help evacuate water retention
caused by another pain pill.

6. cholesterol triglycerides levels dropped 40% - 50% , but
total cholesterol and HDL still need fixin - time will tell.

Recently,

A. we added some homeopathy pills as an experiment
B. another type of supplement to see if it can be a substitute for another very bad {doctor's prescribed}
med.

Last, we tried a certain supplement to help with mucus
in the lungs, my friend has morning coughing fits for years
and to my suprise, this dietary supplement has fixed this
problem in just a week and this suppliment has been around
for 40 years, lol.....

The more we experiment with supplements, the more
amazed I am.

I view supplements as a preventive maintenance type of
medicine in small doses and certain supplements may be used for
treatment if taken in higher doses. This seems to be the lesser
of the evils.