multiple sclerosis and xenical

[Guest guest]

Hello. I want to share an interesting connection. Six years ago I

got a prescription for weight control...ORLISTAT/Xenical. Xenical

works by eliminating all the fat from your body. You can eat the

greasiest cheeseburger and within an hour or so..you go to the

bathroom for a potential bowel movement and instead fill the toilet

bowl with all the grease you have consumed... Weight loss is

effortless and quick. I used Xenical for 6 months with every meal.

My weight dropped from 170 to 135. I looked great but began

feeling fatigued and losing my balance..even though I followed my

doctor's advice and took vitamins everyday. The fatigue problem

went on for weeks so the doctor gave me vitamin shots and said it

was associated with menupause and depression... Well Ladies and

Gentlemen, one fine saturday morning I went to pick up my coffee cup

and it fell out of my hand...paralysis quickly set in and I was

rushed to the hospital for a possible stroke....While in the

hospital total paralysis set in on the left side of my body....Brain

biopsy revealed MS so I was put on mega doses of steroids and

recovered nicely....no MS relapse since then.

My understanding of MS is that the fatty tissue(myelin) surrounding

the nerve is destroyed and causes the disease. Am I making any

sense? I welcome your comments. thank you. Denise

[Guest guest]

Hi Denise, I am so glad to see this topic opened to

discussion here. Thank you!

 

Everyone needs some fat in their diet in order for

their bodies to function properly. They also need some

sugar, preferably from fruit. I remember reading years

ago about a man who was stranded in northern Alaska

all winter. He barely survived by trapping birds, mice

and rabbits and eating whatever else he could

scrounge. When he was rescued the following spring the

first thing the rescuer did was heat a pan of lard and

have him drink it. Although the man said that later

the thought made him a little nauseous, at the time he

craved the fat so much he licked the pan.

 

Then there is the incidence of the man in northern

Australia who got lost and wandered for a couple of

months before being found. He found some food to eat

but nothing with sugar in it. After a month or so he

began to become disoriented and so fuzzy minded that

he was losing touch with reality. He finally found

some berries and gorged on them. The sugar intake

began to clear his head and he found help and was

rescued. The brain cannot function without some sugar.

 

 

Cholesterol is required for the brain to develop in

children and for our brains to function properly. Fat

is needed for the nervous system and for the

lubrication of joints. I shudder when I see parents

put their children on fat free diets and milk.

 

But, be sure you are consuming the right kinds of

fats, such as good olive oil etc. Eat Italian. And,

make allowances for your own metabolism. Everyone is

not metabolically set to be bone thin.

 

Obesity is basically caused by eating too much or a

metabolic problem. Metabolic problems such as

Cushing's disease or low thyroid, etc. can be

medically corrected but you will probably have to keep

after your doctor to test to be sure you don't have a

medical problem. They tend to brush women's weight

problems aside. Overeating is a matter of self control

and to me seems to be the hardest to correct. We eat

because we are happy or because we are sad or lonely.

We eat because it tastes so good!! We eat for comfort

when frustrated. We eat because we are bored and hence

unactive. Unless a person can remove all stress from

their life overeating is a possibility.

 

But radically removing all fat or sugar from our diets

is so destructive that it should be avoided at all

costs.

 

Your connection between MS and the lack of fat in your

diet is very insightful and most likely correct. Of

course, some people simply do not metabolize fat

correctly in their bodies which may account for some

cases of MS.

 

I look forward to reading all the comments that will

be offered regarding your observation. And, thank you

again for this very interesting post. Regards, Melba

 

--- ddharris32 <ddharris32 wrote:

 

> Hello. I want to share an interesting connection.

> Six years ago I

> got a prescription for weight

> control...ORLISTAT/Xenical. Xenical

> works by eliminating all the fat from your body.

> You can eat the

> greasiest cheeseburger and within an hour or so..you

> go to the

> bathroom for a potential bowel movement and instead

> fill the toilet

> bowl with all the grease you have consumed... Weight

> loss is

> effortless and quick. I used Xenical for 6 months

> with every meal.

> My weight dropped from 170 to 135. I looked great

> but began

> feeling fatigued and losing my balance..even though

> I followed my

> doctor's advice and took vitamins everyday. The

> fatigue problem

> went on for weeks so the doctor gave me vitamin

> shots and said it

> was associated with menupause and depression...

> Well Ladies and

> Gentlemen, one fine saturday morning I went to pick

> up my coffee cup

> and it fell out of my hand...paralysis quickly set

> in and I was

> rushed to the hospital for a possible

> stroke....While in the

> hospital total paralysis set in on the left side of

> my body....Brain

> biopsy revealed MS so I was put on mega doses of

> steroids and

> recovered nicely....no MS relapse since then.

> My understanding of MS is that the fatty

> tissue(myelin) surrounding

> the nerve is destroyed and causes the disease. Am I

> making any

> sense? I welcome your comments. thank you. Denise

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

How many mercury fillings do you have in your mouth. Some Dr's are

attributing MS to Mercury poisoning. If you have these fillings have

them biologically removed and soon. The Xenical could have leached a

lot of vital nutrients from your bowel lining as well as messed up

your electrolytes. There are places that will check your levels.

Just some thoughts. Daphne

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " ddharris32 "

<ddharris32 wrote:

>

> Hello. I want to share an interesting connection. Six years ago

I

> got a prescription for weight control...ORLISTAT/Xenical. Xenical

> works by eliminating all the fat from your body. You can eat the

> greasiest cheeseburger and within an hour or so..you go to the

> bathroom for a potential bowel movement and instead fill the

toilet

> bowl with all the grease you have consumed... Weight loss is

> effortless and quick. I used Xenical for 6 months with every

meal.

> My weight dropped from 170 to 135. I looked great but began

> feeling fatigued and losing my balance..even though I followed my

> doctor's advice and took vitamins everyday. The fatigue problem

> went on for weeks so the doctor gave me vitamin shots and said it

> was associated with menupause and depression... Well Ladies and

> Gentlemen, one fine saturday morning I went to pick up my coffee

cup

> and it fell out of my hand...paralysis quickly set in and I was

> rushed to the hospital for a possible stroke....While in the

> hospital total paralysis set in on the left side of my

body....Brain

> biopsy revealed MS so I was put on mega doses of steroids and

> recovered nicely....no MS relapse since then.

> My understanding of MS is that the fatty tissue(myelin)

surrounding

> the nerve is destroyed and causes the disease. Am I making any

> sense? I welcome your comments. thank you. Denise

>

[Guest guest]

When Lewis and Clark went across America in the winter, they were very sick.

The Indian woman melted lard and gave it to them to drink and it cleared

their symptoms right away. We all need a certain amount of fat to be healthy

 

 

Many years ago I raised a wild blackbird that had fallen out of its nest and

wound up with a broken leg that never healed right, so I kept the bird

inside and raised it. He lived to be 10 years old before passing away. But,

when he was about 2 years old he started one night to have seizures! I sat

up with him all night and in the morning called my vet (didn't know about

emergency calls back then). He didn't know what to do so he called his

friend who was the bird vet at the Chicago zoo. He asked what the bird ate

and I told him seed, and sometimes worms and crickets. He told me that birds

NEEDED a certain amount of sugar, so to give him fruit in season and during

the winter to give him graham crackers, as the crackers had enough sugar for

him, plus the graham was good for him. As soon as he got sugar in his little

body, the seizures stopped and never came back.

 

Samala

Renee

 

----

 

Everyone needs some fat in their diet in order for

Their bodies to function properly. They also need some

Sugar, preferably from fruit. I remember reading years

Ago about a man who was stranded in northern Alaska

All winter. He barely survived by trapping birds, mice

And rabbits and eating whatever else he could

Scrounge. When he was rescued the following spring the

First thing the rescuer did was heat a pan of lard and

Have him drink it. Although the man said that later

The thought made him a little nauseous, at the time he

Craved the fat so much he licked the pan.

 

Then there is the incidence of the man in northern

Australia who got lost and wandered for a couple of

Months before being found. He found some food to eat

But nothing with sugar in it. After a month or so he

Began to become disoriented and so fuzzy minded that

He was losing touch with reality. He finally found

Some berries and gorged on them. The sugar intake

Began to clear his head and he found help and was

Rescued. The brain cannot function without some sugar.

[Guest guest]

That is very interesting. In my studies I've learned that MS is one of

many autoimmune disorders caused from nutritional deficiencies and/or

toxic overload. I've never heard of Xenical before or what is in it. I

do know of course that are bodies need healthy fats in order to

maintain health.

 

I recently heard of a vaccination that is supposed to prevent obesity.

The idea being you can eat whatever food you like in whatever quantity

and not become overweight. I'm sure this will become a popular solution

for obesity for many people and unfortunately these people will continue

to eat poorly and eat too much and even though they may be slim their

diets will continue to wreak havoc on the inside of the body. Then add

to this the possible toxic effects of the vaccine in the body.

 

I'm a big advocate for losing weight through a healthy, balanced diet,

exercise and herbs. It takes longer, but it's the healthy way.

 

 

Blessings,

 

Michelle Newport, CHC, CH

Certified Herbalist

Nature's Sunshine Manager

http://www.mynsp.com/natureforlife

 

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P.O. Box 4254

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own physician or other medical professional.

 

 

> -------

> multiple sclerosis and xenical

> " ddharris32 " <ddharris32

> Thu, October 26, 2006 1:31 pm

>

Hello. I want to share an interesting connection. Six years ago I

> got a prescription for weight control...ORLISTAT/Xenical. Xenical

> works by eliminating all the fat from your body. You can eat the

> greasiest cheeseburger and within an hour or so..you go to the

> bathroom for a potential bowel movement and instead fill the toilet

> bowl with all the grease you have consumed... Weight loss is

> effortless and quick. I used Xenical for 6 months with every meal.

> My weight dropped from 170 to 135. I looked great but began

> feeling fatigued and losing my balance..even though I followed my

> doctor's advice and took vitamins everyday. The fatigue problem

> went on for weeks so the doctor gave me vitamin shots and said it

> was associated with menupause and depression... Well Ladies and

> Gentlemen, one fine saturday morning I went to pick up my coffee cup

> and it fell out of my hand...paralysis quickly set in and I was

> rushed to the hospital for a possible stroke....While in the

> hospital total paralysis set in on the left side of my body....Brain

> biopsy revealed MS so I was put on mega doses of steroids and

> recovered nicely....no MS relapse since then.

> My understanding of MS is that the fatty tissue(myelin) surrounding

> the nerve is destroyed and causes the disease. Am I making any

> sense? I welcome your comments. thank you. Denise

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Daphne. I had a mouthful of mercury fillings at the time....and my teeth

began to fall out so I had them all removed and wear dentures... Perhaps it was

the combination of mercury and malnutrition that caused the MS. You make an

excellent point. Thank you for responding.

 

Daphne <dmcgovern wrote: How many mercury fillings do you have

in your mouth. Some Dr's are

attributing MS to Mercury poisoning. If you have these fillings have

them biologically removed and soon. The Xenical could have leached a

lot of vital nutrients from your bowel lining as well as messed up

your electrolytes. There are places that will check your levels.

Just some thoughts. Daphne

 

, " ddharris32 "

<ddharris32 wrote:

>

> Hello. I want to share an interesting connection. Six years ago

I

> got a prescription for weight control...ORLISTAT/Xenical. Xenical

> works by eliminating all the fat from your body. You can eat the

> greasiest cheeseburger and within an hour or so..you go to the

> bathroom for a potential bowel movement and instead fill the

toilet

> bowl with all the grease you have consumed... Weight loss is

> effortless and quick. I used Xenical for 6 months with every

meal.

> My weight dropped from 170 to 135. I looked great but began

> feeling fatigued and losing my balance..even though I followed my

> doctor's advice and took vitamins everyday. The fatigue problem

> went on for weeks so the doctor gave me vitamin shots and said it

> was associated with menupause and depression... Well Ladies and

> Gentlemen, one fine saturday morning I went to pick up my coffee

cup

> and it fell out of my hand...paralysis quickly set in and I was

> rushed to the hospital for a possible stroke....While in the

> hospital total paralysis set in on the left side of my

body....Brain

> biopsy revealed MS so I was put on mega doses of steroids and

> recovered nicely....no MS relapse since then.

> My understanding of MS is that the fatty tissue(myelin)

surrounding

> the nerve is destroyed and causes the disease. Am I making any

> sense? I welcome your comments. thank you. Denise

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Melba Dagan <merada555 wrote: Hi Denise, I am so glad to see

this topic opened to

discussion here. Thank you!

 

Everyone needs some fat in their diet in order for

their bodies to function properly. They also need some

sugar, preferably from fruit. I remember reading years

ago about a man who was stranded in northern Alaska

all winter. He barely survived by trapping birds, mice

and rabbits and eating whatever else he could

scrounge. When he was rescued the following spring the

first thing the rescuer did was heat a pan of lard and

have him drink it. Although the man said that later

the thought made him a little nauseous, at the time he

craved the fat so much he licked the pan.

 

Then there is the incidence of the man in northern

Australia who got lost and wandered for a couple of

months before being found. He found some food to eat

but nothing with sugar in it. After a month or so he

began to become disoriented and so fuzzy minded that

he was losing touch with reality. He finally found

some berries and gorged on them. The sugar intake

began to clear his head and he found help and was

rescued. The brain cannot function without some sugar.

 

Cholesterol is required for the brain to develop in

children and for our brains to function properly. Fat

is needed for the nervous system and for the

lubrication of joints. I shudder when I see parents

put their children on fat free diets and milk.

 

But, be sure you are consuming the right kinds of

fats, such as good olive oil etc. Eat Italian. And,

make allowances for your own metabolism. Everyone is

not metabolically set to be bone thin.

 

Obesity is basically caused by eating too much or a

metabolic problem. Metabolic problems such as

Cushing's disease or low thyroid, etc. can be

medically corrected but you will probably have to keep

after your doctor to test to be sure you don't have a

medical problem. They tend to brush women's weight

problems aside. Overeating is a matter of self control

and to me seems to be the hardest to correct. We eat

because we are happy or because we are sad or lonely.

We eat because it tastes so good!! We eat for comfort

when frustrated. We eat because we are bored and hence

unactive. Unless a person can remove all stress from

their life overeating is a possibility.

 

But radically removing all fat or sugar from our diets

is so destructive that it should be avoided at all

costs.

 

Your connection between MS and the lack of fat in your

diet is very insightful and most likely correct. Of

course, some people simply do not metabolize fat

correctly in their bodies which may account for some

cases of MS.

 

I look forward to reading all the comments that will

be offered regarding your observation. And, thank you

again for this very interesting post. Regards, Melba

 

--- ddharris32 <ddharris32 wrote:

 

> Hello. I want to share an interesting connection.

> Six years ago I

> got a prescription for weight

> control...ORLISTAT/Xenical. Xenical

> works by eliminating all the fat from your body.

> You can eat the

> greasiest cheeseburger and within an hour or so..you

> go to the

> bathroom for a potential bowel movement and instead

> fill the toilet

> bowl with all the grease you have consumed... Weight

> loss is

> effortless and quick. I used Xenical for 6 months

> with every meal.

> My weight dropped from 170 to 135. I looked great

> but began

> feeling fatigued and losing my balance..even though

> I followed my

> doctor's advice and took vitamins everyday. The

> fatigue problem

> went on for weeks so the doctor gave me vitamin

> shots and said it

> was associated with menupause and depression...

> Well Ladies and

> Gentlemen, one fine saturday morning I went to pick

> up my coffee cup

> and it fell out of my hand...paralysis quickly set

> in and I was

> rushed to the hospital for a possible

> stroke....While in the

> hospital total paralysis set in on the left side of

> my body....Brain

> biopsy revealed MS so I was put on mega doses of

> steroids and

> recovered nicely....no MS relapse since then.

> My understanding of MS is that the fatty

> tissue(myelin) surrounding

> the nerve is destroyed and causes the disease. Am I

> making any

> sense? I welcome your comments. thank you. Denise

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

More on the necessity of fat:

 

The Native American term " Wasichu "

for white man literally means " he who

grabs the fat " .

 

Fat was prized as a necessity of life,

especially towards the end of winter.

 

In " Never Cry Wolf " Farley Mowat

describes how his diet of mice was

starting to give him big problems till

he started eating them the way wolves

do: including the guts with their surrounding

fat.

 

When the British Princess Margareth was

introduced to (forget her real name) the

first of the super skinny super models,

the girl said: I am xxxxx, but most people

call me Twiggy. At which the Royal said:

" Oh, how unfortunate.... "

 

Ien in the Kootenays

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