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Coffee and a donut

8/12/2013

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After years and years of immersion in Reams-think it is hard for me to see the world through medico eyes.  Below is a story about a kidney failure.  God alone knows exactly how much money will be spent on this one case.  I'll bet a donut and a cup of coffee that Reams simply would have made the man drink his water---no drama whatsoever.  Does that "protein build up" sound like huge numbers of delta and omega cells stacked up and waiting to get out? Are we talking extreme congestion? Should we add some lemon at the right time and some goldenseal to be sure everything gets out?  Of course we have to run the risk of the medical-lobby screaming that we are "practicing medicine without *our* license" as they try to throw us in jail. Pointing to a happy guy with both kidneys intact means little to them.
But where is the money in something as easy as drinking water?  What MD has been trained to discover ways to help the patient's body deal with the problem?  These people are taught to find the most expensive way to do it.  And the transplant is really only the beginning of the costly toll. Yes, I will admit neither of these people, giver or take, will live all that long.  They might make it to 50, but the immune suppressants and other drugs should take them out fairly soon.

The whole thing is ridiculous.

Rex Harrill

PS: I know the nay-sayers will search long and hard to find that one person in a thousand that RBTI might not actually save so they can a single-case anomaly to further their dreams of total control.  It doesn't bother me a bit.

MIAMI — A 26-year-old South Florida woman has given her husband the gift of life.

Ricardo Bermudez, who suffers from IgA nephrophaty, was on a three-year waiting list to receive a kidney transplant when his wife discovered she shares his blood type and antigens.

Doctors at Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital were thrilled when they learned Andrea Bermudez, 26, was a match.

"Lucky for him she was like a sister, genetically," Dr. Adlea Mattiazzi, a University of Miami/Jackson transplant nephrologist told The Miami Herald (http://hrld.us/13wn4JH ). "It's really unusual to get a non-biologically related donor. It's once in a blue moon."

Ricardo Bermudez, 30, first complained of sharp pain in his lower back in August 2011. Shortly afterward, he was diagnosed with the kidney disorder, in which protein builds up in the kidney. It causes the kidney to become inflamed and to malfunction.

He began hemodialysis three times a week in December 2011 and switched to peritoneal dialysis last August. That allowed him to take the treatments at home.

Andrea Bermudez told The Herald she knew she could live with one kidney so she had no problem sharing with her husband of six years.

"I did it for my kids. I didn't have a father around. I wanted to give the opportunity to them," she said. They have two children, Jacquelyn, 6, and Ricky Jr., 2.

The transplant happened on June 12 and both spent the summer recovering.

For Ricardo Bermudez, who was a tree-trimmer, more changes are in store. He won't be able to work outside because of his weakened immune system. He has to wear a mask in public for a year and is prohibited from strenuous work.


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Rob
8/13/2013 12:37:24 am

This actually happened to a friend of mine. He donated a kidney to his wife. I think it failed for her after 2 years then lived another 6 months on dialysis.

Towards the end she was complaining about people who had 2 kidneys and should give one to her. She was totally losing her sanity (too bad she didn't know that calcium would have helped her) and he had to move out. Do you think we'll get the follow-up story to this 'feel good' article? Doubt it because it will not end well.

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Rob
12/13/2013 01:46:50 am

I know Carey Reams felt tea had done more damage than almost anything else in people's diets. I just came across this link:

Commercially Available Teas "Not Suitable For Human Consumption": Potentially Hazardous Amounts of Lead, Aluminum, Arsenic & Co in Every Cup

http://suppversity.blogspot.com/2013/12/commercially-available-teas-not.html

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Don
3/18/2014 10:02:41 pm

I spent at least four hours talking to friends about how the RBTI had many answers for their health concerns. At that time the wife knew that she had issues with her gallbladder. In the end they were content to continue with the diet they had, nutrient poor food. As the months passed the emails we got from them gave a sad tale of deterioration till the medicos had removed the gallbladder and part of the pancreas. Soon all food she ate turned into a fecal cheese which she could not pass of course. The answer that they employed for that was to exit the colon through a hole in the side of the abdomen. She died in that state then, in great pain and horrible incapacity. If this is the way they treat these conditions I want no part of it even if the RBTI does not work.

I am greatly distressed as I get many mails from friends that have horrible conditions starting, they write asking that we remember them as they seek help from the medical pros. When I write them about a better or at least an alternative approach that involves of all things eating, I usually never hear from them again. Not till their colon is hanging out the side of the abdomen and the medicos have given up, fine time to give up when there is no way to reverse the damage.

Of course this is not murder it is "licensed" and it is "practice" go figure.

How do you reach out successfully to others that could benefit from the RBTI, when they will not listen? How do you reach out to others before they need it and run in the wrong direction?

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Joseph Ludvigson
1/29/2017 04:19:56 pm

I suspect this is not the right location for my post. As a student of Joe Manthei, Sande Beddoe, and Challen Waychoff, my fellow students would find this story amusing. A friend had Dr. Lorraine Day on his talk shoe interview. So I sent here an email last week to see if I could get her to study RBTI. She told me that what she taught on her web site was "light years ahead" of what Dr. Reams taught - without knowing anything about him. I answered back with Proverbs 18:13 - He that answereth a matter before he heareth it, it is folly and shame unto him.

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    Rex Harrill

    Long time RBTI fan.  Mainly I seem to be a librarian these days.

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