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Where I live, we make a drink of millet and fermented sorghum and I love it. First you boil water and after reaching boiling point, remove from stove and add the millet. Stir it for about two minutes and then wait for an hour. Then add the same amount of fermented sorghum and stir again. After that you wait for about a day or three until it starts bubbling (I wait that long, locals start drinking from day one). I just put it in a flask and when there are two cups left, I take one, make a new batch and start it off with the last cup.

The other thing I take daily is fermented cabbage and I add whatever comes to mind but always onions and garlic, they just become so delicious after fermenting. Another thing I always add is fresh turmeric and black pepper.

I have been eating very healthy for a few years now and it is very easy to see what changes that nice gut feeling, things like peanuts/chips/crisps/bread/alcohol etc etc. Wrong oils also have a bad effect but because it's mostly a combination of bad oils and one of the above, it is difficult to find out what has a worse effect.

Interesting is that I hear of very many people with ulcers (many young people) here and they all use the wrong oils, drink sodas/beers and they eat bread whenever budget allows. Also a lot of diabetics, high blood pressure and these last months many burials where there are more than normal young people dying (according to my neighbours) from diseases like cancer or problems with the heart.

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RH,'some natural methods can work in specific cases, but I haven’t found reliable documentation on those. They are usually advertised by people who profit from the “cure.”' Yea&nyay, Prof Ray...all the online summits this ol'mechanic has attended-20 of 'em, have a spectrum of speakers- MDs,naturopaths, TCM docs,body workers,aromatherapists etc...The MOST surprising thing is, that majority of them got into traditional healing after spending years or decades of dangerous&ineffective protocols on the Allopathic treadmill/conveyor belt ...So to dismiss them thusly is doing readers a disservice...My pop was a criminal lawyer& you'd see him reading pulp fiction in his old age. 'Why?'

his reply was, that ALL books have something to offer us. [plug ...what have you got to lose?

''Discover 40+ Insights to Get Rid of the Pain, Bloating, and Discomfort at the Reversing Chronic Gut Conditions Summit!''

https://drtalks.com/reversing-chronic-gut-conditions-summit/

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Um, actually your statement re "leaky gut" being unsubstantiated is pseudoscience. It has, it is and yes it's a thing.😉

The epithelial layer lining your gut has gap junctions. Think of them as bricks tightly packed together, so as to be seem less. The joining (junction) becomes weakened through exposure to chemical, pesticides (glysophate decimated gap junctions), food additives, toxins, etc. This creates holes in the gaps that get bigger as years and damage continues. Bit like mortar or grout gets damages from scrubbing bathroom walls etc.😉

Hence, leaky gut occurs when more stuff, that should not be getting in to places, like food molecules etc, start to get in between the junctions, into the blood stream etc. You then get all sorts of inflammatory responses from the body and it starts trying to protect itself from itself or the molecules causing the damage.

And H.Pylori, yes it's a microbe everyone has, but much like Candida and many others, if you have an excess growth it will cause damage, in HPs case, it causes ulcers. But likewise, you need it in smaller amounts to keep other microbes in check, among other things. Balance.

There is enough people running around muddying the waters when it comes to understanding gut issues and microbiome- everyone's got religion/opinion on something that is barely understood and a much smaller part of the overall halobiome.

Your work is usually much higher caliber than this Ray.🤔😉

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As for the "caliber" of this article, due to your reaction, I added the following introduction:

Everyone is a doctor

The following article can touch a nerve, especially for those who have seriously invested in some “healing” methods. The article is still unique in its definition of illness and the concept of the immune system.

Anyway, as I previously noted, everyone is a doctor1

, which is hard to dispute, as the following story also shows:

In one of my favorite childhood stories, the king and the nobles are strolling through the castle, discussing what the most common occupation in the world is. They cannot agree, and the court jester gets bored with the futile discussion, walks up to them, and says,

“You are all fools! Everyone should know that the most common occupation is a doctor’s!”

He catches the king in a bad mood, so he is told,

“If you don’t prove that by tonight, you’ll get a good thrashing!”

A couple of hours pass, and there is terrible wailing, moaning, and screaming from the other end of the palace. The king and his lords hurry there and find the fool writhing in pain on the floor.

“What ails you?” they ask him.

The fool, diligently screaming and wailing, points to spots on his body, and comes out with a long list of complaints. The lords feel pity on him, and start telling him what he should do. After the last one is finished, the fool happily jumps up, and tells the king,

“You see, my buddy; everyone is a doctor!”

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Sep 4, 2023·edited Sep 4, 2023Author

I realize that gut leaks are a real possibility, but the diagnosis cannot be confirmed, and it's far too common.

The rest is conjecturing, and everyone can have an opinion. In fact, that's more important than a consensus (which is unlikely to happen, anyway).

If I made my reader think, I have achieved my goal.

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I'll leave the modern stone age medical mafia to you guys. No drugs, vaccines or mRNA plas-matic nano-particle murder serums for me. There are NO drugs that help you live a healthier life for longer and better than altering and improving your life style. And most doctors are indoctrinated beyond hope. They do not want to do anything or see anything differently other than to burn holes in your body while burning holes in your wallet.

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

A great quote from one doctor:

You can't supplement your way out of an unhealthy lifestyle"

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'Antibiotics, of course, kill off most bacteria, which gives the body a chance to start over and it tends to excel at that.' ...close, but no cigar, alas, Prof Ray... 'A research conducted in the year 2018 found that after one has taken antibiotics it takes about six months for the gut flora to get back to normal levels' [if you're lucky] ...that's 6 mos of a lowered immune system& systemic physiological&mental disruption... then

there's the bad news... http://whale.to/a/report1.html

'Antibiotics can permanently destroy gut flora balance, leading to lifelong illness...Antibiotics: Killing Off Beneficial Bacteria … for Good?'

As well, due to overprescribing & use in cattle,pigs,etc ''Superbugs' Are Surging and So Is Antibiotic Resistance'

https://microbeonline.com/antibiotic-resistance-origin-causes-mechanism/

https://www.uhhospitals.org/blog/articles/2023/04/superbugs-are-surging-and-so-is-antibiotic-resistance

https://scitechdaily.com/hidden-danger-of-antibiotics-boosting-growth-of-resistant-bacteria-superbugs-in-the-gut/

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This is my answer. And isn't that word 'antibiotics'..."hidden in plain sight"? Anti-bios, was for me. NEVER allowed to heal

growing up. It sure messed me up for the rest of my time.

That's excellent about 'superbugs', etc., because that would explain, I think, a lot of diseases they call 'viruses'.

All those things have negative effects on people, some more than others.

So, thanks. I at least see what happened.

And I'm still here, a now senior senior.

Not so sure you can fix it. Maybe.

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Actually it's longer than 6months- each course of antibiotics takes up to 3 years for the microbiome to recover.😉

And that's assuming your not adding another course or exposure in the meantime- remembering that antibiotics are still given in agricultural and meat industries as SOP.😊

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taa, TBH...6mos was stated by the article...3 yrs! w0w ..here's a 'i don't believe it'...1/ I don't believe it - Victor Meldrew / ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE

TV Classic channel

www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSYTi9QXOy0

2/ a 75yr old pal broke her hip=cipro. Less than a year later, her friggin' doc ok'd a TKA !!!=more antibiotics...She's never been the same since the flox double whammy &butchery...no spark/twinkling eye of soulfulness/humanity...all gone.

What To Do When you Get Floxed - Dr. Neil Paulvin

https://doctorpaulvin.com/blog/what-to-do-when-you-get-floxed/

Fluoroquinolone drugs have been linked to some potentially serious, long-term, and permanently disabling side effects, including toxicity to the central nervous system, cardiovascular system, and musculoskeletal system. Other Cipro toxicity symptoms include: Mitochondrial dysfunction and DNA damage. Brain Fog. Peripheral Neuropathy. Blurry Vision.

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probiotics, found in certain types of yoghurt or fermented foods, help in getting well again after treatment with antibiotics - https://www.bda.uk.com/resource/probiotics.html

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Hi, do prebiotic withstand stomach temperatures?

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don't know what you mean by 'stomach temperatures', prolly best to ask a medical person.

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"Homeopathy is a bit different in its applying minuscule amounts of poisons that seem to invigorate immune responses, much in the way blood-letting worked in the Middle Ages."

Ray, homeopathy is so much more than this. It is energy medicine. It works when you receive the correct remedy (made out of plants, animals, or minerals - in effect, diluted until there is nothing left but their energy) something that resonates exactly with who you are and what is ailing you; a remedy that is on the exact same wavelength.

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Hi, how would they know the dose? Being unique, individuals?

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Youre quite right, we're all individuals and require different remedies and dosages. A good classical homeopath has studied these details for many years.

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... and due to the rapidly-changing environmental and nutritional parameters, everybody has to start over every day now...

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Sorry, I need to learn more about it in order to understand what you mean by energy and resonance. It certainly has a long history, but I fail to understand the underlying concept, or so it seems.

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the overall idea is that all living things (including humans) receive, respond to and send out vibrations, tiny electrical currents, and the energy it generates can even be translated into Hertz-frequencies. it's far more complicated than how I can formulate it here, but this might help - https://templeofartists.substack.com/p/sound-healing-east-to-west-part-ii

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Resonance is actually the third element of Terrain Theory; that's how it explains the spread of syphilis. In Terrain, toxins and deficiencies can also make people ill.

I never thought sound healing was part of homeopathy, but wrote about it in February:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/the-sounds-of-healing-and-the-sounds

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Thanks for posting the link to your article from February, I found a lot of useful information there!

Not thinking that I'd label homeopathy in the sound healing category though.

The series of presentations titled The End of Covid from a few months ago had lots of info on Terrain Theory and, especially, an excellent short presentation on homeopathy as a healing modality by a homeopath. Unfortunately, I don't recall her name but will send you more info if I do.

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Oct 2, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

This presentation by Lisa Strbac is shortly visible again for free, Ray!

Regardless of how you feel about the series, this woman did an excellent job of explaining homeopathy, in my opinion.

You'd have to register. I think the presentation is worth it, however.

https://theendofcovid.com/eoclms/homeopathy/

Plus, this one (on a different topic) too that might interest you:

https://theendofcovid.com/eoclms/bio-terrain-medicine/

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Pamela,

Thank you for the links. I'll pass them on to my wife; she is the one watching videos.

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Just wait, I cannot recall WHO, but a substacker posted his/her/it's WEF/WHO information to share...

Upon listening to a conversation from the site...

There is little to NO interest in Anti-biotics... ( of course)

SO, the lady in charge would like to start a "subscription" service for medical professionals. The more potent/

effective the anti-biotic... the more curative...the more expensive to access...

She was excited... it will be a money generating idea to continue funding for her experiments... she sounds altruistic... and that may be the intent... yet

it sounded

appalling...

Can you imagine this?

A probiotic... cataloged and newly identified as a curative biotic might be too expensive to give to the patient SO...

Oh well...

The administrator could not think past the way to make a buck for more research...

Without realizing she will be cutting off the potential supply of these products by eventually making them cost prohibitive! 🤣

Walking in to the Hospital, may eventually become a one way ticket... with no re-entry. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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The WHO has set up an antimicrobial task force in each signatory country- they want to limit the access to antibiotics. They are also looking to control traditional medicine antimicrobials access by controlling the traditional medicine practitioners. See under WHO. They are meeting this year in September, and the task force meets online from Geneva, every 3 months.🤔🤔😉🤐

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Thank you.

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Allegedly, there are a few "natural antibiotics"; garlic and honey are good examples (honey is often forged or contains highly-toxic dissolved plastic from plastic combs and plastic containers). I personally never experienced any benefits from either one.

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When you look into the clinical evidence of phytotherapy, specifically around antimicrobials, you'll find a great deal more than just honey and garlic have been used effectively for HUNDREDS of years.😉 Artemesia annual is one in particular that everyone is/should be familiar by now😉

#dosemakesthepoison #learnherbalism #weusedtoknow

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In the early 1980s, a famous herbalist from Austria made a lot of money with her book on medicinal herbs. A few years later, she died of liver failure. A lot is unknown about alkaloids, especially their long-term impact. Moreover, currently, most forms of medicine treat symptoms only, because due to the ever-more complex and increasing number of variables, causes have become next to impossible to identify.

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absolutely horrifying

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No doubt that the quiet war on humanity includes the war on their gut biome.

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I am no statistician, but I've learnt about such problems becoming common recently, perhaps more common than they used to be, although antibiotics and preservatives have been around for quite some time.

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GMOs; pesticides.

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In Chinese medical thought the human is alive, dynamic, well into advanced years. Chi Gong and Tai Chi are also medicinal. Until 2013 I only saw - rarely at that, once or twice since 1987 -Chinese doctors in Chinatown. In 2013 I had health insurance and was getting married. I learned I had a tumor on my Pancreatic tail that made my Diabetic. I opted out of surgery. I remain diabetic. I saw a Korean doctor. He retired that same year. In general in our Western world Caveat Emptor is the byline. Pro-Biotics are good for gut flora. Probiotics have an important role in the maintenance of immunologic equilibrium in the GI tract through direct interaction with immune cells

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Yes, I should have mentioned prebiotics and probiotics. I have added a little chapter on those.

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Yup I tend to agree with you on the pill form supplemental probiotics being somewhat suspect, but the whole food fermented probiotic foods have amazing benefits, especially when you make them yourself and know the ingredients. You name it sour kraut, kim chee, naturally fermented pickled vegetables, kombucha, yogurt, etc. have been a great thing to consume daily for gut health. I had to recover from ulcers and IBS over the last several decades using these types of food products. Know where the glyphosate (and other harmful chemicals) are hiding and try to avoid those foods also.

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Sadly, I ignored my gut feeling about being forced to take an experimental vaccinex2. I wasn’t aware of any conspiracies before that...now I’m aware and unfortunately injected.

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Use the after shots protecols on FLCCC. They are good, but I would add in glycine (To combat the glysophate toxicity that everyone has, even organics) and start there. People will begin finding better protecols when we understand more about the nanopathology and contamination issues.🤗

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I fear that the global attack on humanity is AI-designed and it uses a lot of interactions between its components. Even the components are numerous and not totally known, but the complexity of the interactions is unlikely to ever be unraveled...

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Thanks. I threw out all my vitamins (and protocols) as they’re contaminated. Been looking at everything under a microscope. Big pharma owns all pills and potions.

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

The contamination is not limited. It's in air, water and soil cycles, so trying to avoid it is pointless. BTJMO.

The benefits of some supplements out weight the risks in that the body can get the nutrients it needs to support detoxification processes. So glycine, as a precursor for making glutathione, also replacing glysophate in all the cell processes that it has replaced a glycine molecule, unregulated the ability to detox anything else a person may be dealing with. It's about cleaning up faster than your picking up garbage from the environment and lifestyles. Besides there are traditional supplements "nutraceuticals" that can be used instead. Which is why it's important to stop the WHO attempting to control traditional medicines through regulatory capture, as they are trying to do right now.🤗

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contaminated with....?

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Nanotechnology, nanoparticles and microbial contaminants. It's causing alot of nanopathology, which is contributing to sudden and turbo charged morbidity and mortality.

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According to Mihalcea, there is not much difference between v'd and unv'd blood these days, although the hydrogel-coated self-assembling nanostructures were already present in the injections. These days, they are in everything:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/what-is-in-where-and-why

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Yeah, thanks for trying to make me feel better. I’m learning to listen to my gut after that dastardly trick.

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Sep 4, 2023·edited Sep 4, 2023Author

Actually, I am not trying to do it by telling you a lie. It is true, and my impression is that the nano-installations respond to 5G and comparable technologies. Using a small quartz crystal next to her, my wife's tinnitus has stopped (we are uninjected, never been "tested," and didn't wear a muzzle, but that was a privilege of living in a rural environment...).

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I’m surrounded by crystals of all types to no avail. The tinnitus is constant and loud and sometimes I hear the tone’s change as if a channel is being adjusted. It’s very weird and pisses me off to no end.

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Sep 4, 2023·edited Sep 4, 2023Author

We have also tried a number of things, and this one works as long as the type is like this:

https://plusvalueindia.com/clear-quartz-crystal-cluster/

Aulterra's harmonizer lowered the impact by 30-40 percent for us, as long as it was plugged in next to the fuse box (it takes out spikes from the electric wiring of the house and, possibly, from the whole area). They offer a 20 percent discount quite often and a 30-day money-back guarantee (I am immune to the placebo effect and not affiliated with them):

https://aulterra.com/product/original-whole-house-emf-neutralizer-plug/

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

I can speak from personal experience and honestly say that as an unpoked and detoxed individual I have the same fibres in my blood, sputum , semen and skin. There are no purebloods, its a myth like the tooth fairy.

In saying that I too disagree that there is no difference as I see the bodies of the vakd have more in numbers and in more advanced stages.

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Same here.

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The point is that nobody is intact by now...

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Avoiding contact with the injected certainly helps, and not having been injected also delays the outcome.

The contents of the injections are now certainly in the food:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/save-the-animals

GMO mosquitoes and chemtrails are also around, but the combined effect of a variety of components is inscrutable:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/bioweapons

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Sep 4, 2023·edited Sep 4, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Years ago I had an ulcer and did not know that was what it was until a friend suggested that my symptoms sounded like it. I proceeded to do research and yep all symptoms indicated same. Dr. prescribed zantac, said we could do tests but if positive would be same treatment which I accepted. Made some dietary changes and slowly healed. A test I did take for h. pylori was negative. Years later I found the cause to be mercury poisoning from dental amalgams. Mercury can cause 'corrosive damage' to digestive tract, thank you. In retrospect I had symptoms of being poisoned even after ulcer healed. Of course we know what's happened w zantac. I now take sodium bicarbonate prn. That was only one of the secondary damages I suffered from mercury, some are permanent. It's greatly disturbing to know how they 'hide' it in so many products we consume and drop it on us from above.

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Did you ever try hydrochloride acid? We need more as we age, not less. That and diet has worked for me for a long time!

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Yes. You're not supposed to take it w an ulcer. I know what agrees w me and what doesn't. I have a wonderful book that is my Bible. Foods That Heal by Dr. Bernard Jensen.

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Thank you for the info; I'll include it in the text.

I have encountered stories about aloe vera gel curing stomach ulcers in a matter of days. Sodium bicarbonate doesn't seem to be possible to take on a permanent basis.

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Sep 4, 2023·edited Sep 4, 2023Author

Sodium bicarbonite (= baking soda) and vinegar neutralize each other. The result is sodium acetate (an inert salt), carbon dioxide and water. :)

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Sep 4, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

NB typo: "S. bicarbonite" = S. bicarbonAte :-))

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I forgot to add that it took almost 20 yrs to find an MD who practiced alternative medicine to figure out the problem. Yeah that was after the TN ruined my health and life.

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That's very kind of you. I fought my way thru that nightmare to come out the other side but not without losing what took years to build up. So what many are just starting to wake up to now I went thru years ago. I guess you could say I was well prepared for the current events. Some consolation. Yes, Trigeminal Neuralgia.

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