Dear Lloyd:
Thank you for helping me by answering questions re my Hep-C
program. I have sent in my new order.
I have another question. I talked on the phone today to a
friend who lives nearby who had H-C and chose to go the interferon
route. I gave her your book (the one with all of the testimonials)
to get her to change her mind, but, even though she thought
your book was very interesting, she went on with the program.
She was very sick and now that her treatments are finished,
she is left with "the shakes" as if she has Parkinson's
or something. She also has "fuzzy brain" and forgets
where she is, etc.
My question is, is there anyway to become normal again after
interferon has wrecked your body? I would appreciate
any info you can give me on this. Thanks.
M L
N C
Hi M L:
You would be surprised how many people I talk and write with
who have friends that did interferon who are just plain wrecked.
I try to get them to join
the class action law suit that my attorney Patrick
Catalano with Ed Masery of Erin Brockavitch fame but we don't
have many responders. It seems most people are lead to believe
that hepatitis c has caused there problems. In the overwhelming
number of people I see, interferon has destroyed a portion
of there life, body and brain, many to the point of being
completely disabled.
The way we are compensated in America for damage is by law
suits. I know, I hate them as well but money for compensation
is the only way we are allowed to proceed in America.
You friend needs a healthy diet, lots of dandelion root tea,
liver cleanse and then find out which organ or organs have
been damaged. It sounds like some serious neurotransmitter
damage (damage to the BRAINSTEM) has occurred which is common
with peg intron.
She should at least take NADH.
Many people who use interferon find some relief from
neurotransmitter damage with NADH. I use to provide it by
the case to interferon support groups back in the days of
intron A. Now with peg intron, there is not much hope, the
damage is far worse. This
can be read as
written by Schering, not me.
In good health
Lloyd
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