Dr. Staninger's Protocol and other important info

[Baraka Obam]

I am not now or ever will I be a sturgeon. LOL. I do not read much of it that is true, but in my summation its up to everyone to choose their path. There are many ideas, I have mine you have yours. I do not suggest anyone take the route I did, it is horror and painful.

Steve let me ask you a question, would it be better for the newbies to start at a dermatologist, how about a dop doctor, would that be a better place to start, if Phatcat was a huckster don't you think her rhetoric would have stopped the moment the problems started.

hucksters do not work things into arguments it is counter productive. They need you to buy not argue.

I wonder if you actually were treated by Staininger and nothing you had tried had worked, but she started to make you better, some things she tried worked others you feel did not, but you were getting better.

Would you try to push the sick and miserable in this direction or would you just clam up, we both know what you would do, your here for the same reason right now, trying to help people and open their eyes to your ideas.

Some people here do not like your ideas, I saw something you were talking about that stirred me, so I am up in the air about it. The item mimics what I saw in the blood and yellow fluid, who is to say!

[Doc Holliday]

Originally Posted by Baraka Obam

Its like the disease fella, we just do not know, i don't hold you guilty of anything, neither does anyone else. If you have solid proof throw stones.


You do not have solid proof. I have seen one of her patients she is well, If it did not hurt like my way, WOW its more than a blessing.

I would rather see a few charlatins, then nobody doing anything. Sorry she has a following of people that are doing better, sadsac is not her minion, she is a real person I have seen her Steve.

I may not agree with her ideas, but it does not mean they are not true, your sea life or ancient cells would be more along my line, biologicals, that still does not mean she is wrong, neither can anyone prove you wrong Steve.

Usually you are quite believable, right now hmmmm, just let the ones that believe believe. Maybe it is all some of them have. If you want to go after Doctors I have a long list of fakers!!!

>>>>very well put Bam!,.....I feel the same,....I've known S.S fer a long time,....and don't believe she would do such a thing! ...Doc

[Doc Holliday]

Originally Posted by Steve Frey

It doesn't take a brain surgeon Baraka to look at the posting history of Chatcat and CONCLUDE that this persons primary objective was to advertise, that's the claim I am making, now fill in the blanks.

>>>>Steve!,.....the only problem I have,.is when ya have a Doctor,....in what ever field,.....charging folk an arm an a leg to get well,...I think that bites,....big time!!,....and she's not the only one doing that. their are other's.......Doc ......................... P.S. if your in a posion to help folk to get well,....I think they should charge a fair price!! not bilking folk's bank Acct.

[ChatCat]

To all of those using a FIR pad under your pillow.
Be careful! I nearly caught myself on fire. I had it up to 70-80 degrees and it burn my pillow a little.

Just thought I would pass this on. I am trying to find the balance between killing Morg and not myself too! Yikes


ox, cc

[tcmgpt13]

Sorry that happened CC. I know you should not use a heating pad underneath a pillow or sit on them. I expect that would be the same with any product which heats up. If used with a pillow it probably would be best to just put a thin cloth over it and use it on top of the pillow.

[zara cybele]

Thanks for the warning ChatCat.

I have confusion over just how hot the pad needs to be. I'm not so sure you need to push the heat up for it to be effective. Personally, I can't take it too hot. It messes me up.

I called Staninger's office manager and she said to just work with it in your comfort range.
Mine is set between 50 and 60 and I put a blanket between me and the pad.

I do have one question that has been on my mind. I read somewhere a long while back that heating pads might be a cause of cancer. They disrupt the natural electrical rhythms of the body. The jury is still out on this, but while typing this post, I did a search "can heating pads cause cancer".

So the question in my mind is can the FAR Infrared help in the short term, but cause cancer down the road?

I've been aware that the gauss waves emitted from computer monitors (at least the old ones) also can effect the body in unhealthful ways (i.e. cancer) but this interesting article popped up: Heat From Laptops Can Cause Erythema ab igne - Writer's Corner: Health Non-Fiction - Epinions.com
The heat emanating from a laptop computer can cause a skin condition called Erythema ab igne.

Although EAI is not a newly diagnosed condition, it appears that the use of Laptop computers can be a modern cause of EAI. From the American Academy of Dermatology: "It is important for physicians to be aware of the new and evolving heat sources causing thermal-related cutaneous injury. Patients should be instructed to discontinue close contact with sources of infrared radiation. A biopsy should be performed if there is any evidence of cutaneous malignancy."

[pmc]

I have to say,that is such a good idea!
Good for you!
My close friends are always telling me to rest,and get some sleep
which is difficult sometimes.
But have you noticed this gets worse with stress and no rest>
PMC

[cynical]

Heat Exhaustion: Symptoms, Warning Signs, and Treatment Information on MedicineNet.com

[cynical]

Heat Exhaustion: Symptoms, Warning Signs, and Treatment Information on MedicineNet.com

Most likely not! Please be careful! There are certain health conditions that it is not recommended as well. I would think twice about sleeping with one of these under your head as well. Your head is suppose to help you get rid of heat if you are over heating it you could actually develop heat stroke!

Originally Posted by zara cybele

ChatCat, I didn't realize you left me a message.

I am not directly working with Dr. Staninger, just using products from her.
So this dizziness is normal? How long did your dizzy states last? It seems like it comes and goes. It's like vertigo and sometimes nausea follows.

Plus my stomach is a total mess. Can't digest food properly, losing weight (and I was thin to begin with). I've been eating lots of white rice to try and stabilize stomach (which it hasn't done). Horrible diet I know, but fiber, fruit anything that is hard to digest goes right through me. Does the FIR affect the stomach too, or is that just the disease messing with me?

I thought maybe this dizziness could be due to yeast overload as I've heard you can get vertigo from that. I think I am giving off a yeasty smell sometimes too.

When you got these dizzy spells, did Staninger advise you to back away from doing the FIR treatment?

Also, are there any guidelines on just how hot to use this equipment? I was thinking more was better originally (typical dumb American), but now I think go slow, go low on the heat. Does it matter?

Lots of questions, I know.

[tcmgpt13]

Yes, Cyn, it probably is not a good idea to sleep with a heating device of any sort under the head. I sometimes have used a regular heating pad on the back of my neck when sore or even the head when I have had a headache. Still I could not use it for very long as I get hot. Sleeping on it would have been uncomfortable and impossible. I also would not sleep in a sauna for many hours, as some have mentioned doing. That just sounds like a half baked idea (sorry I could not resist the pun here--).