Dear RM Agents and Readers,

Much of what we are seeing in the mental health of folks is nothing more than a lack of nutrients. Good policies to follow are to use stevia and or honey for sweetening. Lowfat and nonfat often mean "chemical shitstorm" and are going to cause problems; if not now eventually. Fat is not your enemy; sugar however is. I've been doing a ketosis diet and my health has improved immensely even under the stress at the moment. Coconut Oil has many excellent properties and I use a teaspoon a day at least. Great for lotion as well:)

This is my theory on milk in the next paragraph and one you might want to check out for yourself; I do take senna to ensure BM as if you have Morgellons or Lyme or any of the confections doing a daily BM is essential. You must sleep and if you are having difficulty take a benedryl or two until you can get your self balanced out again.

I do think milk has gotten a bad rap but this will need to be proven by science. It does have the ability in a milk bath to remove scabs which indicated to me that it would or could possibly remove biofilm and if given stevia along with this healing would ensue. (it is working for me along with a ketosis diet) I am drinking half and half organic only.

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver
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Here is an interesting story from a family:

http://www.alternativementalhealth.com/testimonial/recovery-from-bipolar-disorder-4/

Recovery from bipolar disorder

A Multitude of Recoveries Through Alternative Mental Health Treatments

My son had congenital Lyme Disease, meaning he picked up Lyme Disease from me during pregnancy. He was diagnosed as bipolar long before the Lyme diagnosis, and on 3 psych drugs was no longer being sent home from school frequently. Months of antibiotics allowed us to lower the dosage of all 3 to half, but still with many difficult behaviors and we were stuck there. Carl Pfeiffer, MD, PhD described nutritional deficits noted in the chemistry of many types of mental illness. In the case of bipolars, he described three different types of patients with nutritional deficiencies. Bill Walsh, PhD, the chief scientist of the Pfeiffer Treatment Center was kind enough to tell me that he had only seen three Lyme patients who were bipolar, but all three suffered from an ailment called pyroluria. This condition occurs when there are too many pyrroles in the blood. Pyrroles are a normal byproduct of hemoglobin recycling in the body but poor metabolism can create an excess of pyrroles. Pyrroles bond to B6 and zinc, thus an overload of them creates a deficiency in these nutrients. The result is a genetic stress disorder associated with severe mood swings, high anxiety, and depression. The biochemical signature of this disorder includes elevated urine kryptopyrroles, a double deficiency of zinc and B-6, and low levels of arachidonic acid. Pyrolurics are devastated by stresses including physical injury, emotional trauma, illness, sleep deprivation, etc. Symptoms include sensitivity to light and loud noises, tendency to skip breakfast, dry skin, abnormal fat distribution, rage episodes, little or no dream recall, reading disorders, underachievement, histrionic behaviors, and severe anxiety. They usually respond quickly to supplements of zinc, B-6, Primrose Oil, and augmenting nutrients. Pyrolurics are generally deficient in arachidonic acid (an omega-6 fat) and benefit from Primrose Oil, rich in a primary precursor of arachidonic acid. The key lab test is urine kryptopyrroles. More information is available at http://drkaslow.com/html/pyroluria.html Subsequent to treating Jamie as a pyrroluric he was rapidly removed from all psychiatric medicine and his psychiatric symptoms rapidly improved. His teachers in school note the same rapid progress I have observed at home.
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