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Soaking the Toxins Out

By swollenmystery On August 27, 2012 · 3 Comments

All aboard the crazy train of detox wonder! Next stop, Aqua Detox. Now this is one of those detoxification methods I questioned heavily before going forward. During my fifth month on the Salt/C Plus Protocol for Lyme disease treatment, I’ve been emphasizing detox pretty heavily. Twice a week I go to Thermography of Iowa to bake at 120 degrees in a far infrared sauna. I’ve been told that low and slow is the best method or sweating out toxins without creating too much additional pathogen die-off. Out of all the detox methods I’ve tried, the far infrared sauna works well for me. After every 30 minute session I feel less joint aches and it’s a little easier to move around. That’s saying a lot. Most detox recommendations like hot baths (with epsom salts, Miracle II soap, hydrogen peroxide, garlic or ginger), epsom salt foot soaks, drinking french green clay and diatomaceous earth, drinking herbal teas like Dr. Miller’s Holy Tea and others – even exercise have not given much relief lately. Since the sauna treatments have been working, I decided to give another detox method a try – Aqua Detox. Skepticism aside, they let me try a session for free so I decided there was no harm. I was warned ahead of time about the disgusting, sewage-like colors and awful-looking goo that might appear while soaking my feet, but I was still a little shocked at first. The technician explained the reasons for the different colors. Mine [...]

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Lyme Treatment Update

By swollenmystery On May 24, 2012 · 1 Comment

During the past six months, things here on the blog have been a bit dry. For those of you who have been asking questions about my treatments, I’d like to provide a list of what treatments I’ve been working with for last year and give an update on my progress since my Lyme diagnosis just over one year ago. First, I want to thank the guys over at Life Fitness Academy in Nashville for their persistence, prayers and encouragement as I’ve dealt with this frustrating disease over the past few years. I highly recommend their services for anyone looking to improve their health or wellness. They definitely know nutrition and they definitely know fitness. Even though I’m in Iowa, I’ve been able to consult with them remotely and learn so much about how my body works and why nutrition is so important when it comes to chronic disease. A nice side effect of using nutrition to treat the cause of my disease is that I’ve been able to stay off prednisone now for over a year and haven’t taken any prescription or over-the-counter painkillers for just as long. In fact, I’ve felt so much better just from eating healthier that I decided to go back to school this past winter and am now working to get a Masters of Science degree in Holistic Nutrition from Hawthorn University. That also explains the lack of posting over the last few months, as I’ve [...]

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I'm a freelance web designer with a background in graphic design. I'm also a part-time nutrition student. When I'm not creating or designing, I'm studying nutrition. When I'm not doing either of those I'm usually eating or talking about food. I've been interested in health and fitness for a long time but it wasn't until I became seriously ill with a mysterious chronic autoimmune condition in my early 30s that I realized how intricate and complex the human body is.

Along my journey to healing from chronic illness and Lyme disease, I discovered that eating healthier has improved my life the most. This blog is not just a journal of my progress but is also intended to help anyone that might be suffering from an autoimmune illness. My goal is to learn how to support the body's natural healing process holistically so that it has the resources to fight off illness the way it was designed. As I learn more every day, I write about my journey here at Diagnosis Unsolved. Read more about how all this started and my story here.
-Brad Linberg-
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- The Whole Soy Story: The Dark Side of America’s Favorite Health Food by Kaayla T. Daniel
- Recipes for Repair: A Lyme Disease Cookbook by Gail Piazza, Laura Piazza
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- Nutrition and Physical Degeneration by Weston A. Price
- Folks, This Ain’t Normal: A Farmer’s Advice for Happier Hens, Healthier People, and a Better World by Joel Salatin
- The Salt/C Plus Protocol for Lyme Infection by M. Fett
- Seamus Mullen’s Hero Food: How Cooking with Delicious Things Can Make Us Feel Better by Seamus Mullen
- The Candida Cure: Yeast, Fungus by Ann Boroch
Recent books:
- The World’s Healthiest Foods, Essential Guide for the Healthiest Way of Eating by George Mateljan
- Nourishing Traditions: The Cookbook that Challenges Politically Correct Nutrition and the Diet Dict by Sally Fallon, Mary Enig
- Accidental Cure: Extraordinary Medicine for Extraordinary Patients by Simon Yu
- Cure Unknown: Inside the Lyme Epidemic by Pamela Weintraub
- The Top 10 Lyme Disease Treatments: Defeat Lyme Disease with the Best of Conventional and Alternativ by Bryan Rosner
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