From Fatigued to Fantastic

By W Fox on Thu, 02-16-12, 22:14

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I posted a link in another post on Prof Pall's protocol and Ive had success with taking some of the recommended vitamins. Its made a believer out of me. The difficulty with taking vitamins is knowing the dosage. I searched a lot of websites to find the answers I needed.

Last night, I was chatting with a alternative healer who owns her own herbal store. In the discussion Dr. Teitelbaum's protocol came up of which his method is listed in Prof Pall's book and webpage. Dr. T has ALL the ingredients in one product sold as a powder to be made into a drink. All of Dr. T's royalties go to charity so I figure this guy isnt in it for the money. That is a rarity and a gem in these days.

I mentioned the alternative healer has her own store and sells Dr T's protocol and her FM customers reported success using the product.

If you would like to read more or purchase the product you can find the information at this link: http://www.endfatigue.com/store/products/supp...

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By CK on Fri, 02-17-12, 10:52

Alternative medicine has been used for a lot longer than western medicine and as long as it doesn't affect medication people are currently on, then why not at least explore the option.

-CK

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By vicky5 on Tue, 02-21-12, 20:52

Are u talki.g about the book and wat vitamins have u tryed

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By W Fox on Wed, 02-22-12, 03:39

Hi Vicky, what I was referring to was Dr. Teitelbaums protocol which is a combination of essential vitamins and minerals to support blood cells and manage fibro symptoms. I ordered the Fatigued to Fantastic! Energy Revitalization System and cant wait to start!

Ive taken B6, B12, and magnesium. I stopped taking the magnesium because it was causing my uppper abdomin to bloat like crazy.

I also have type 2 diabetes and doctors are just finding that the meds for diabetics depleats B12 to sometimes near dangerous levels.

Since I been taking the B12 (2000mcg under the tongue) each day, my pain, brain fog, eyesight, and memory/concentration have drastically improved.

I stil feel weak, versus fatigued, probably from being sedentary for almost three years.

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By W Fox on Fri, 03-02-12, 17:22

Hi everyone, like the new SG format!

So, I been using Dr. Teitelbaum's formulated drink and on my fourth day. Motivation and energy have increased and Ive even started doing some mild exercises without fear of causing a flare. Dr. T's formulated drink replaced the vitamins I was taking except for the B12 because it only contains 500mcg's. Because I take diabetes meds, I take an extra 1500mcg's a day.

My biggest complaints: brain fog, memory loss, pain, sweats and hot/cold flash's, anxiety/depression; GONE.

Maybe not for everyone but for those who can tolerate the formula's ingredients, it may be beneficial.

Best wish's

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By W Fox on Fri, 03-02-12, 17:30

As an aside, I talked with my cousin who runs a herbal/alternative medicine store and she said they have products that have similar ingredients. You might want to check with your store to see if Dr. T's formula or another similar product is available.

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