Dr. Thomas McPherson Brown Antibiotic Treatment Plan FAQ

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, bestsurprise2002 wrote:

>

> Copied from this website

> TREATMENT OF INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATIC DISEASE WITH LOW DOSE ANTIBIOTIC

> THERAPY:

 

 

 

 

Is this really a wise course of action for those who are seeking alternative

approaches to healing and wellness?

 

Just like most all other allopathic treatments, this approach is only an attempt

to suppress symptoms, while never truly addressing the root cause of the

problem.

 

It's important to remember that the use of antibiotics is known to kill the

beneficial, aerobic bacteria that lives in our guts. Once these bacteria are

eliminated, the delicate balance of intestinal flora is knocked out of kilter.

Such an imbalance can, and often does, trigger a cascade of potential chronic

health problems.

 

Once our friendly flora have been annihilated, this allows anerobic,

putrefactive microbes such as candida to proliferate unchecked. This out of

control production of candida causes candidiasis, which can lead to a whole host

of chronic illnesses, including thrush, yeast infections in the vagina and on

the skin, and leaky gut syndrome among many others.

 

Another thing to bear in mind is that when the gut's flora is out of balance due

to the use of antibiotics, food cannot be digested properly. This means the

nutrients in our food cannot be properly assimilated either. And if our bodies

are not able to absorb adequate nourishment from the food we eat, this makes it

impossible for essential nutrients to be delivered via the blood to our cells.

Without these vital nutrients, cells can neither repair themselves adequately

nor dispose of their wastes properly. This is a potentially damaging situation

as it causes stagnation which inevitably leads to malfunctioning on a cellular

level.

 

Additionally, the proper balance of intestinal flora is integral to the

functioning of the body's immune system. When this balance is disrupted, the

capacity of our immune system to work at an optimal level is compromised,

leaving us vulnerable to all sorts of maladies.

 

Rather than turning to pharmaceutical drugs, people searching for alternatives

may do well to consider things like internal cleansing protocols combined with

making shifts in their diets in order to include more wholesome, nourishing

foods and high quality supplements. In particular, regular consumption of

marine based omega 3 EFAs can be especially beneficial for those suffering from

chronic pain.

 

 

 

Elan

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Well it is very very obvious that you don't know what you are talking about

- in your post here in any case.

This treatment is also a cure and does not 'suppress symptoms! I can

not say that strongly enough!! Maybe you should go to that website and do a

bit of reading!!!!

 

I first learned about Dr Brown and this cure for arthritis from

the co-owner of my group for Environmental Illnesses. Bonita used to have

servere arthritis and her hands were like claws. She bought this book and found

a

doctor willing to try this procedure. That was over 10 years ago and she has

not had any pain nor arthritis since. The doctor whom treated her is now

my doctor for Environmental illness and I asked this doctor is she uses this

protocol still - she said that she 'uses it all the time' . Many people seem

to have one or another of the many 3 main forms of arthritis, but for some

strange reason many of them have not heard of this relatively simple and very

effective cure. I cringe every time somebody tells me that they are

suffering from arthritis regardless if it is Rheumatoid Arthrtitis or Gout or

Osteoporosis. This helps even 40% of those with Fibromyalgia.

 

The Case for Mycoplasma’s Role as a Cause of Autoimmune Rheumatoid Diseases

by Harold W. Clark, Ph.D.

_http://www.arthritistrust

..org/Articles/The%20Case%20for%20Mycoplasmas%20Role%20as%20a%20Cause%20of%20Auto\

immune%20Diseases.pdf_

(http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/The%20Case%20for%20Mycoplasmas%20Role%20\

as%20a%20Cause%20of%20Aut

oimmune%20Diseases.pdf)

 

The Fungal/Mycotoxin Connections: Autoimmune Diseases, Malignancies,

Atherosclerosis, Hyperllpldemias, and Gout

_http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/Fungal-Mycotoxin%20Connection.pdf_

(http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/Fungal-Mycotoxin%20Connection.pdf)

 

Treatment and Cure of Fibromyalgia

Like rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia is a systemic condition that

requires a multi-faceted approach. However people (mostly women) who suffer

from

this condition all have several underlying common denominators.

_http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/Treatment%20 & %20Cure%20of%20Fibromyalg

ia.pdf_

(http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/Treatment%20 & %20Cure%20of%20Fibromyalgia\

..pdf)

 

Gouty Arthritis

by Anthony di Fabio. Gus Prosch, Jr., M.D. of Birmingham, Alabama remarks

that " I'm not a bit surprised that someone has discovered a mycoplasmic

organism as the basis to Gout. Gout and hyperuricemia respond to various

antifungal

treatments, it seems to be established that Gout, along with a number of

so-called auto-immune diseases, is based upon a tissue sensitivity to the

toxins

of fungi and antibodies against a product of the invading mycoplasma,

" ubiquitin. " According to a number of research physicians, gout is caused by a

mycoplasm, the same kind of organism claimed by Thomas McPherson Brown, M.D. as

a

causative agent of rheumatoid diseases. Presumably a mycoplasm produces

" ubiquiton " which causes the uric acid crystals to deposit in joints. (See

" Thomas

McPherson Brown, M.D. Treatment of Rheumatoid Disease, " and " Gouty

Arthritis, " _http://www.arthritistrust.org_ (http://www.arthritistrust.org/) .)

_http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/Gouty%20Arthritis.pdf_

(http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/Gouty%20Arthritis.pdf)

 

This cure is based on the research that fungal/mycoplasma cause all

arthritis and has an 80% cure rate -- even Dr Mercola, whom is listed on this

website by the way, has an article on his website about this protocol.

_http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2000/08/27/rheumatoid-arthri\

tis-part-

one.aspx_

(http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2000/08/27/rheumatoid-arthri\

tis-part-one.aspx)

(http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/Gouty%20Arthritis.pdf)

 

Yes, there are considerations like what anti-biotics do to your

gut. However if one knows that [ and if they have a responsible doctor or even

better take responsibility for their own health, they will be told that plus

find that out for themselves. In fact Dr Brown's book does tell about his

readers about Lactobacillus Acidophilus etc - plus that website addresses that

issue too as well as others which are important is one is going to heal their

body as well as cure an illness. There is no excuse these days for the person

whom benefits most from getting well to just sit back and expect somebody

else to " look after them " and 'tell them what to do " and how to breathe. etc.

The doctor is not a caregiver - but he/she should be a partner in getting

well though and too many doctors are not, it is true. My doctor takes patients

from all over Canada and has a 3 year waiting list -- but she is good and she

honesty cares and is worth the wait.

 

Friendly Bacteria -- Lactobacillus acidophilus & Bifido bacterium

_http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/Friendly%20Bacteria%20--%20Lactobacill

us%20acidophilus%20 & %20Bifido%20bacteria.pdf_

(http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/Friendly%20Bacteria%20--%20Lactobacillus\

%20acidophilus%20 & %20Bifido%20

bacteria.pdf)

 

But the antibiotics are only part of the whole protocol that the

Arthritis Trust Foundation at this website suggests. There are some good

articles there on role of Nutrition, Candida, the Thyroid, Lymph glands,

several

natural treatments, Chelation, The Herxheimer Effect, etc You should check it

out.

Shan

 

 

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wrote:

>

> Copied from this website

> TREATMENT OF INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATIC DISEASE WITH LOW DOSE ANTIBIOTIC

> THERAPY:

 

Is this really a wise course of action for those who are seeking alternative

approaches to healing and wellness?

 

Just like most all other allopathic treatments, this approach is only an

attempt to suppress symptoms, while never truly addressing the root cause of

the

problem.

 

It's important to remember that the use of antibiotics is known to kill the

beneficial, aerobic bacteria that lives in our guts. Once these bacteria are

eliminated, the delicate balance of intestinal flora is knocked out of

kilter. Such an imbalance can, and often does, trigger a cascade of potential

chronic health problems.

 

Once our friendly flora have been annihilated, this allows anerobic,

putrefactive microbes such as candida to proliferate unchecked. This out of

control

production of candida causes candidiasis, which can lead to a whole host of

chronic illnesses, including thrush, yeast infections in the vagina and on the

skin, and leaky gut syndrome among many others.

 

Another thing to bear in mind is that when the gut's flora is out of balance

due to the use of antibiotics, food cannot be digested properly. This means

the nutrients in our food cannot be properly assimilated either. And if our

bodies are not able to absorb adequate nourishment from the food we eat, this

makes it impossible for essential nutrients to be delivered via the blood to

our cells. Without these vital nutrients, cells can neither repair themselves

adequately nor dispose of their wastes properly. This is a potentially

damaging situation as it causes stagnation which inevitably leads to

malfunctioning

on a cellular level.

 

Additionally, the proper balance of intestinal flora is integral to the

functioning of the body's immune system. When this balance is disrupted, the

capacity of our immune system to work at an optimal level is compromised,

leaving

us vulnerable to all sorts of maladies.

 

Rather than turning to pharmaceutical drugs, people searching for

alternatives may do well to consider things like internal cleansing protocols

combined

with making shifts in their diets in order to include more wholesome,

nourishing foods and high quality supplements. In particular, regular

consumption of

marine based omega 3 EFAs can be especially beneficial for those suffering

from chronic pain.

 

Elan