Ted's Remedies

I guess it has been a while since I was actually on the site following Ted in/of Bangkok advice and did not realize that he had been snatched up by the authorities. It's criminal that they would take such a good person who is helping others and not really practicing medicine per se. Anyhow if anyone can answer my earlier post I would appreciate it. Thanks, Rosemary.

EC: Hi Rosemary,

Ted's back, though extremely busy, he does answer a few questions every month. We just emailed him your post.

My experience with fatty liver is easily treated. It just take 2 months before they become normal again. Lecithin to be taken is 1 tablespoon twice a day, and maybe taurine 1/2 teaspoon twice a day in a glass of water. Taken between 1 to 2 months. Assuming is serious then 2 months and no alcohol and no fructose, the source usually is fruits and honey but also corn syrup, high fructose corn syrup and hidden in ketchups and drinks. If liver cirrhosis too, then selenium 400 mcg per day is safe dose. Ted

Hi Ted,

Thank you for your reply, it is greatly appreciated. Nothing was said to my knowledge about liver cirrhosis. However, I am thinking the selenium 400 mcg per day certainly won't hurt. Thanks again, Rosemary

PS - So glad you are back.

Just wanted to add. Since I read Ted's answer to my question I am baffled at myself. I read through EC for solutions to my friends issue of the liver and thought I had concluded to the treatment of liver cleansing with the lemon/hydrochloric acid. Just goes to show that someone like me may want to confirm before running off and trying something we read. I was way off the mark. Thanks again to Ted for straightening that out. Sincerely, Rosemary

Thanks again Ted for your reply. I finally got the goods that you suggested now to get started. I am wondering since cutting out sugar, sugar substitutes, artificial sweeteners, honey, syrup, molasses and fructose/fruits would xylitol be an acceptable sweetener during this process or am I just in denial? Thanks again.

Dear Ted from Bangkok, It has been a little over a months since my friend and I started your protocol for fatty liver. I decided to join her as I did a lot of research/reading up on Lecithin and Taurin. She has lost approx. 13 lbs and I have lost 11.1 lbs. I decided to join her because we pretty much eat the same things but, she eats or use to eat a lot more fruit than I do/did. Therefor, I was thinking I might have the same issue and wanted to hedge my bets. Also, I have a history of arterial blockage that I would like to clean up. The aspirin that the docs put me on does not leave me with warm fuzzy feelings and last year there was signs of new blockage. I personally will be retested at the end of this month. Is my question to you is in using Lecithin and Taurin for arterial blockage the correct approach? And if so is there a certain way and time that I should be taking it? Additionally, we are both taking sunflower lecithin because, I have hypothyroid for which soy is not beneficial. Thanks for any help/recommendations you can offer. My best wishes to you and yours.

Hi, I don't think I have fatty liver but I was using Lecithin for gall stones and Taurine for hbp..... feeling gallbladder is not cured though...

I didn't lose any weight so I am bummed about that................plus haven't had blood work in awhile so I have no idea if anything changed for me..

To Bee from New York, US. Sorry you haven't noticed any difference from taking the lecithin and taurine. I do not know how long you took it. As for the weight loss if you will read above where Ted responded to my initial concern about my friends fatty liver he not only suggested the lecithin and taurine he also, suggested selenium (even though there is no cirrhosis) and that she eliminate all sugars; which we did. "...no alcohol and no fructose, the source usually is fruits and honey but also corn syrup, high fructose corn syrup and hidden in ketchups and drinks." We have another month to go for the protocol but, I think something is working. It's not like we are experiencing rapid weight loss though which concerns me as I have read that lecithin when cleaning fat from the liver could cause rapid weight loss. However, slow and steady weight loss seems to be preferred for the long term and keeping it off as we will be continuing to keep sugars at bay. I've not read about lecithin and taurine for gall bladder but, maybe I will look into that one just because. Hope this is of some assistance.

To Bee from New York, US. Have you seen this post under Teds Remedies? It is very long but, I will re-post some of it here.

Ted from Bangkok, Thailand: "So, I must start with the basics first. Gallstones are really caused by a magnesium deficiency. In fact, at LEAST 95% of the U.S. population is magnesium deficient. Magnesium comes from food sources like fresh green vegetables. I have a strong suspicion that gallstones are also formed by lecithin deficiency as well as magnesium: potassium: phosphorous: boron being imbalanced. In practice, magnesium and boron supplementation will balance the necessary problems and bring to balance the blood calcium - which is quite high in U.S. Finland, by the way, had the same problems as in U.S. until they got wise and made a law by adding magnesium to their food and/or water supply. They now do not have high rates of heart attack as in U.S. but they have one of the lowest in the world (lower than Japan). My suspicion is that gallstones are also going in the same direction. Let's go back to magnesium....

I personally supplement myself with 2000 milligrams of magnesium chloride (other forms do not do well except of course magnesium bicarbonate, ...". I hope this is benefit to you.

Hi, thanks for the feed back... well the Taurine is actually helping lower my blood pressure .. Maybe I just don't take the lecithin enough.. was only doing one tablespoon at breakfast or a bit more and that was it..

Also drinking lemons and I don't usually have high fructose corn syrup or anything like that .. Been very careful in reading labels although I do cheat every so often.. I do eat fruit though but mostly watermelon and not about to give that up ..

well I am almost out of Lecithin and still no weight loss.............but I have other issues going on.. It could be the medication I take for hbp which I am weaning off of that has contributed to not being able to lose weight..but then again people say its all in my head and not true.. I don't know..

Thank You