Guest guest Posted August 7, 2008 Report Share Posted August 7, 2008 Actually Bob, if you will read my reply to Bonnie about Pepcid it does have some very significant side effects associated with it and it does not coat the stomach - it attaches itself to receptors that prevent the production of stomach acid. You must be thinking about pepto bismol - a whole different animal. Also, you are right that intravenous vitamin C will never be a mainstream therapy, unless perhaps Big Pharma wins and we have Codex type rules that restrict vitamins and place them under pharmaceutical companies; however, intravenous vitamin C therapy is available at a pretty good number of alternative practitioners. You have seen my earlier posts about MMS. Lots of great reports, but there are definitely reports of side effects and one should proceed with caution. oleander soup , " bbanever " <bbanever wrote: > > Bonnie, > > The pepcid is the least of your worries.... it simply cotes the stomach and protects it from overly acidic or irritating foods. The prednisone was used to increase Cody's appetite... although you could have achieved the same thing with acupuncture the pred will certainly make him want to eat more. Be sure to get OFF the pred very slowly.... but start as soon as possible, before serious side effects set in. Diabetes and pituitary disorders can be some of them. You can give Cody any of the oleander, IP6, and CS while you are giving pred. The pepcid protects the stomach from the pred as well. At least you can stop that at any time without side effects. Good luck... but please don't stop the oleander, IP6, and CS whatever you do. > > Bob > - > evian793 > oleander soup > Tuesday, August 05, 2008 7:37 AM > Re: Pepcid? > > > Tony, > > The vet gave us shots to inject of the pepcid so no not my idea. Did not know pepcid has such adverse effects, horrible esp. since the liver is where they detected Cody's lymphoma first of all. I need to get his milk thistle back into him now, have held off long enough! > > However, on the side effects, isn't this on the low end of the spectrum of pepcid? I have tried slippery elm for Cody but it stopped working for him esp. this last time around. > > thanks, > > Bonnie & Cody > > > > > > > Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read reviews on AOL Autos. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2008 Report Share Posted August 7, 2008 Hi I am not experienced with the internet protocals and am unable to access my account. I didnt know I had one Can I recieve these messages in a daily journal or digest form. ? I just seem unable to do this myself, anyone help please? Fran - Tony oleander soup Thursday, August 07, 2008 3:08 PM Pepcid, vitamin c therapy and MMS Actually Bob, if you will read my reply to Bonnie about Pepcid it doeshave some very significant side effects associated with it and it doesnot coat the stomach - it attaches itself to receptors that preventthe production of stomach acid. You must be thinking about peptobismol - a whole different animal.Also, you are right that intravenous vitamin C will never be amainstream therapy, unless perhaps Big Pharma wins and we have Codextype rules that restrict vitamins and place them under pharmaceuticalcompanies; however, intravenous vitamin C therapy is available at apretty good number of alternative practitioners.You have seen my earlier posts about MMS. Lots of great reports, butthere are definitely reports of side effects and one should proceedwith caution.Tonyoleander soup , "bbanever" <bbanever wrote:>> Bonnie,> > The pepcid is the least of your worries.... it simply cotesthe stomach and protects it from overly acidic or irritating foods. The prednisone was used to increase Cody's appetite... although youcould have achieved the same thing with acupuncture the pred willcertainly make him want to eat more. Be sure to get OFF the pred veryslowly.... but start as soon as possible, before serious side effectsset in. Diabetes and pituitary disorders can be some of them. Youcan give Cody any of the oleander, IP6, and CS while you are givingpred. The pepcid protects the stomach from the pred as well. Atleast you can stop that at any time without side effects. Goodluck... but please don't stop the oleander, IP6, and CS whatever you do.> > Bob> - > evian793 > oleander soup > Tuesday, August 05, 2008 7:37 AM> Re: Pepcid?> > > Tony,> > The vet gave us shots to inject of the pepcid so no not my idea. Did not know pepcid has such adverse effects, horrible esp. since theliver is where they detected Cody's lymphoma first of all. I need toget his milk thistle back into him now, have held off long enough!> > However, on the side effects, isn't this on the low end of thespectrum of pepcid? I have tried slippery elm for Cody but it stoppedworking for him esp. this last time around.> > thanks,> > Bonnie & Cody> > > > > >-------------------------> Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Readreviews on AOL Autos.> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2008 Report Share Posted August 7, 2008 Hi Fran, Just go to " edit membership " and scroll down to the bottom of the page. There you can choose the setting on how you would like to receive your email. If you have any difficulty, just send me a private message and I will do it for you. Hugs, oleander soup , " Fran and John Verheul " <verheul wrote: > > Hi > I am not experienced with the internet protocals and am unable to access my account. I didnt know I had one Can I recieve these messages in a daily journal or digest form. ? I just seem unable to do this myself, anyone help please? > Fran > - > > oleander soup > Thursday, August 07, 2008 3:08 PM > Pepcid, vitamin c therapy and MMS > > > Actually Bob, if you will read my reply to Bonnie about Pepcid it does > have some very significant side effects associated with it and it does > not coat the stomach - it attaches itself to receptors that prevent > the production of stomach acid. You must be thinking about pepto > bismol - a whole different animal. > > Also, you are right that intravenous vitamin C will never be a > mainstream therapy, unless perhaps Big Pharma wins and we have Codex > type rules that restrict vitamins and place them under pharmaceutical > companies; however, intravenous vitamin C therapy is available at a > pretty good number of alternative practitioners. > > You have seen my earlier posts about MMS. Lots of great reports, but > there are definitely reports of side effects and one should proceed > with caution. > > > > oleander soup , " bbanever " <bbanever@> wrote: > > > > Bonnie, > > > > The pepcid is the least of your worries.... it simply cotes > the stomach and protects it from overly acidic or irritating foods. > The prednisone was used to increase Cody's appetite... although you > could have achieved the same thing with acupuncture the pred will > certainly make him want to eat more. Be sure to get OFF the pred very > slowly.... but start as soon as possible, before serious side effects > set in. Diabetes and pituitary disorders can be some of them. You > can give Cody any of the oleander, IP6, and CS while you are giving > pred. The pepcid protects the stomach from the pred as well. At > least you can stop that at any time without side effects. Good > luck... but please don't stop the oleander, IP6, and CS whatever you do. > > > > Bob > > - > > evian793@ > > oleander soup > > Tuesday, August 05, 2008 7:37 AM > > Re: Pepcid? > > > > > > Tony, > > > > The vet gave us shots to inject of the pepcid so no not my idea. > Did not know pepcid has such adverse effects, horrible esp. since the > liver is where they detected Cody's lymphoma first of all. I need to > get his milk thistle back into him now, have held off long enough! > > > > However, on the side effects, isn't this on the low end of the > spectrum of pepcid? I have tried slippery elm for Cody but it stopped > working for him esp. this last time around. > > > > thanks, > > > > Bonnie & Cody > > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------- > > Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read > reviews on AOL Autos. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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