To: K-list
Recieved: 1999/06/19 00:48
Subject: Re: [K-list] Paranoia etc. & CFS?
From: ananta none nanda
On 1999/06/19 00:48, ananta none nanda posted thus to the K-list:
Dear: Dharma,
Hi Dharma, My name is Ananta, thank you for your email on k list, it really explain some of my mucle problems, I have to say that since my K active, I have been feeling some muscles on knees are weak and sore, and also my back region, especially around my top shoulder, lethargic somewhat lost of something(I dont know what), feeling lost of hope, a bit lazy.
Dharma, sometimes I am feeling depressed(lost a bit of faith), and seems lost a bit direction sometimes. Although this symtoms dissapear after I did grounding(Angelique way). Well I can`t defenitely relate to the paranoia bit, I am scare for I dont know what.......
Dharma...Maybe you can share some light on this.
Much love :)
Anantananda
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On Fri, 18 Jun 1999 17:45:36 Dharma wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>I'm seeing more people talk about paranoia, electric feelings, muscle
>problems, and other symptoms that I associate with CFS (Chronic Fatigue
>Syndrome), aka CFIDS (Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome), aka ME
>(myalgic encephalomyelitis).
>
>It has seemed to me that there are a LOT of K.-active people who have
>CFS/ME, and I've wondered whether there might be a connection. Now I'm
>wondering if maybe a lot of K.-active people have CFS symptoms from time to
>time, but without having CFS... or without being sick enough to seek
>diagnosis of a physical illness.
>
>Here's a list of CFS symptoms:
>
>>The symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome are legion. One way to view the
>>syndrome is to think of the symptom pattern of mononucleosis or influenza
>>persisting for years instead of resolving in a week or two. Fatigue, sore
>>throat, abdominal pain, headache, lymph node pain, myalgia, and arthralgia
>>suggest the presence of viral infection. Neurologic symptoms such as
>>dizziness, balance disorder, paresthesias, and cognitive disturbances
>>involving short-term memory and attention may also be present. Emotional
>>symptoms of depression or panic disorder [or paranoia] may round out the
>>pattern.
>>
>>On physical examination, the patient looks healthy and has relatively minor
>>abnormalities, findings that stand in stark contrast to the history of
>>severe functional limitation. Examination of lymph nodes may reveal minor
>>adenopathy. However, persistent tenderness of the anterior cervical,
>>axillary, and inguinal lymph nodes without adenopathy is more common and is
>>one of the most helpful physical findings. Photophobia on funduscopic
>>examination and muscle tenderness on palpation may be found. Neurologic
>>abnormalities may include hyperreflexia in the lower extremities, Romberg's
>>sign, and impaired tandem gait.7
>
>Greta said:
>>I have
>>feelings of electricity and sensations running through my body all the time,
>>I just put my hand out into air, touching nothing, and I can feel shocks
>>coming in through it.
>
>Herma said:
>>Because of the electricity I am all over-sensitive,...
>
>When I had CFS, I noticed the feeling of a small explosion of electricity
>radiating from one point, as if someone had touched an electric "zapper" to
>my arm. Very sick patients say this is the same thing - magnified - that
>causes them great pain. It's been described as feeling like you're wearing
>a wetsuit and stuck your finger in a light socket.
>
>Holly said:
>>Most disturbing to me is the paranoia -snip- which I have finally
>>concluded is kind of an energy storm that comes through the mind...
>
>Sophisticated MRE scans have showed punctate lesions (holes) in the brains
>of CFS patients, so it is generally assumed that many of the symptoms come
>from this brain damage, depending on where it is in the brain at the
>moment. These lesions do heal as the patient improves.
>
>The cause of CFS is not yet known... some physical illnesses are typically
>found, but they are seen more as opportunistic diseases and/or indicators
>of immune-system problems.
>
>Of the people I know who have recovered, we all have made a major diet
>change. It is possible that food sensitivities and fungi such as Candida
>are responsible for the brain damage. We know the typical pattern of the
>food sensitivities and Candida involves "leaky bowel syndrome," in which a
>Candida/etc. problem in the upper bowel makes actual holes and enables
>large molecules to pass into the blood stream and into the brain. Candida
>itself can locate anywhere in the body, including the brain.
>
>In my own case, a friend challenged me in June of '96 to go on a no-gluten
>(wheat etc.), no-caseine (milk products, excepting usually yogurt),
>no-sugar, no-aspartame diet for three weeks. I did, and in three weeks I
>felt so much better that I stayed on the diet. In Sept. my K. was
>activated in meditation. In March a chiropractor (who does muscle-testing
>and has studied other forms of healing) told me that the Candida etc.
>problem was cleared up and I could resume a normal diet... with caution
>and watching for new symptoms. A month or so later I was cured completely
>of CFS during a workshop on a fast method of clearing karmic stuff.
>
>So... I'm thinking that maybe for those K. people who have some of the
>same symptoms, it might be helpful to try such a diet. You could go to an
>allergist to be tested for multiple allergies and sensitivities and
>Candida, but it's expensive... and they stick little needles all over your
>back. :)) The other way to do it is to go on a strict exclusionary diet
>for several weeks... and see how you feel! :)
>
>I'd be very interested in hearing comments from anyone on the possible
>relationship or over-lap (or whatever) between active K. and CFS/ME.
>
>Love,
>Dharma
>
>
>
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