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Mary 11/9/2018 8:47:00 AM | John B, thank you so much for taking the time to answer all my questions. I found it confusing trying to figure out medications I have been taking with the protocol. Hopefully, when some time on the protocol has passed there will be no more need for pain medication (Advil) or the Bactrim. It seems to work fine for the many years of taking it so, for now, I will continue with a maintenance dose of one every other day. Mel Says(I URGE YOU TO STOP TAKING BACTRIM And use the natural antibiotic olive leaf extract which has proven to be even more effective with no side effects) God Bless, Mary | |||
Tracy 11/9/2018 8:12:55 AM | Hi Mary! I would like to encourage you to join this Saturday's Coffee, Tea with me conference call. John B. of Logo's Nutritionals will be with us and you will be able to ask him directly about any concerns you have regarding the protocol. I am into my 16th week and I still am very tired, but I rest and sleep as my body needs. Diet is crucial eliminating all sugar, grains and dairy. Please read the Tips For Beginners at the top of page, full of all the info to help you get started! This protocol is amazing and effective at doing what it was designed to do! Have you spoken with Mel? Please do! And remember to join this Saturday's call, you will be blessed Mary!!! With HOPE, Tracy | |||
JohnB 11/9/2018 8:11:09 AM | Hello Mary, Thanks for your excellent questions. Yes it is normal to have fatigue but that will fade as you rebuild your bioterrain and strengthen your cellular energy potential. Mel often stresses the importance of getting adequate rest, so if you body is saying sleep, by all means try to accommodate it as much as feasibly possible. Taking Advil in moderation will not interfere with Mel's protocol, but too much can be harmful to your liver and GI tract. Bactrim is an effective "cyst buster” for those who can take it, but for those who cannot it can be a disaster… and not just for those who are "sulfa sensitive". If you have the wrong gene profile and you take it - even for a brief period - it can destroy your liver. This is why despite the fact that Mel took Bactrim for a while, he does not recommend it in his protocol. Keep in mind that our tolerance to a drug is affected not only by the gene profile of our DNA, but just as importantly, by the gene profile of the microorganisms that make up our gut biome… which current DNA testing does not assess. Unlike the gene profile of your nuclear DNA, the gene profile of your gut biome is dynamic because it depends upon current conditions and the relative populations of gut flora. So Bactrim is a very effective drug for the right patient with the right genetic makeup (yours and your gut biome) and the right kind of infection… but for most of us, the risk is not worth the reward - which may be safely attained with patience and persistence using the tools Mel has made available here. The Burgstiner Wellness Protocol which forms the nutritional foundation for Mel's protocol is very a very comprehensive blend of nutrients presented in therapeutic - but not harmful - dosages. Vitamins A, D, E and K are indeed fat soluble and thus can be overdone, but the amounts and forms in our protocol are not a cause for concern. In fact, the form of vitamin A we use (beta carotene) is actually a water soluble precursor to vitamin A that the body will convert only as needed. Know this - Mel's protocol is not new. It has been proven over and over again, and the many lives that have been transformed through it stand as an irrefutable testimony to its effectiveness. If you are like most in this community, you have been led here as a direct answer to prayer, so rest in the knowledge that you are in the right place. Mel's prime directive before anything else is First Do No Harm. The loyal and grateful community you have joined here is not a result of slick marketing, but of dedicated service and predictable outcomes for those who persevere and commit to making the necessary changes. Thanks again Mary for your questions. Please do keep us all posted on your progress. Blessings, John | |||
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