Originally Posted by Bex
Yes, I do know what you're saying. I did much experimentation on myself to find out what worked for me. I can only endorse cutler's protocol based upon my own personal experience and how it has helped others (sunshine the member on this forum being one who has kindly come back and shared his positive experience with Cutler's protocol). Not all come back.

There are those who have found Cutler's the way to go. Others have gone another way and found it better for them. Really, it's about listening to our bodies.
I agree with that last part fully! Some will do well on it, others might get horrible side effects and then I agree they should stop it and find another method! Thing is it's not always so simple, it could be a ton of things! Candida or Parasites etc., depends really on the person and what they should tolerate. Do a three day test, if you get horrible effects all three days stop it and try it again at a lower dosage later in the week, if you still feel horrible then I would say it's not for you and maybe go a simple more mild approach to the healing.


I used to tolerate alot of things well from Chlorella to Garlic etc., now forget it! I guess I lost the enzyme to digest it properly or stirred up some more! Thing is I used it for years after the tooth was out and did fine, why not now? I ca't detox like I used to, maybe elimination organs or something is not up to par? Lord knows.


Bex as far as this bacterial infection you have I would suggest an Olive Leaf book by Morton Walker! Read on it and all it does, that might help. I also might suggest an Indian Herb named Neem which is the village pharmacy as they call it, for all kinds of infections.


Good luck, Sean.

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