QUESTIONS ABOUT TED'S REMEDIES FOR HEPATITIS C

Dear Jaki:

The hepatitis C is very rare here in Thailand. I just have maybe three cases and one comes from South Africa, another is a European, but didn't ask and another one who is in Pattaya. The one in South Africa, didn't bother to get another blood check to see if there's any viral load left, but he was pretty much cured symptomatically (He hates the hospital and avoid them like the plague). As for the second case, there was a laboratory mixed up and hence initially he was tested negative. But when lab results look somewhat suspicious (no viral load count), they used old blood samples stored too long and it became spoiled and was instead tested for positive for bacteria, viruses and fungus. Tha't because his blood sample were spoiled. However, this case reported dramatic increase in energy levels after the lysine protocol, but I have made changes using ibuprofen instead of aspirin. The south african case I used aspirin. As for the third case he no longer have any breakouts is a very private man and hence, I can't get anything out of him except no symptoms for more than a year concerning that. Besides, the actual protocol I used for hepatitis C varies with individual to individual as they all have some peculiar problems unique that I also have to resolve, such as alcoholic, high cholesterol, and other problems. All have multiple symptoms not just the Hep C, as in high blood pressure, high blood sugar that needs other supplements. So anytime they have problems, dose and frequency has to readjusted. Hence the best protocol JUST FOR HEP C, updated is the ibuprofen/lysine. Remember, I also use other supplements along the way for each individual person, such as magnesium, bloodroot tincture, zinc, when each person has unique biochemical imbalance, deficiency and toxicity that needs to be considered also. We need to look from a holistic point of view. In any case the updated Hep C I used is as follows: 200 mg ibuprofen with 1000 mg of lysine hourly for 6 hours for one month. Thereafter, adjust the dose according to symptoms. If the energy level is pretty much normal then just the maintenance dose of just lysine 1000 mg x 3 or x 2 would just do fine. If there is still some issue, then 1000 mg x 5 should be a good dose after the initial kill. The viral count should reduce by at least 75% in tje first month. But just remember that the numbers are imperfect, in one case it was tested negative, then lab mix up say now you got septicemia, when in fact they kept the blood samples in refrigerator not at standard cooling temperature which spoiled the samples and make the resulting data useless. If people want proof positive there is a cure for Hep C, then I just need more clients here who is willing to get viral count before and after, isn't fearful of going to hospital, doesn't mind giving me his viral reports, doesn't care about privacy issue of his Hep C and that his wife will find out, etc. This makes it difficult for me mostly that Asian countries we have Hep B issue and Hep C is indeed hard to find. I am basically chasing clients to find a cure where Hep C isn't common here at all. LOL

One additional information during the initial month, the ibuprofen is only used for the first week. The lysine it taken for the entire month at 1000 x5 at hourly dose. That means, 5 p.m., 6 p.m. 7 p.m., 8 p.m and 9 p.m. is a possible example when doing the hourly dose. I prefer early evening or late afternoon since for most people it doesnt interfere with their work, as in during normal business hours.

The protocol may be repeated again but in cases I encountered, the maintenance dose after the first month is all that is needed.