Natural treatments for mononucleosis and epstein barr virus
Aug 26 2011
Chronic Epstein Barr virus can reduce immunity so secondary bacterial infections can take hold. Infections with organisms like Staph, Strep, Escherihia coli, Chlamydia, Mycoplasma and Rickettsia can result and may need antibiotics to treat. Although many bacteria like chlamydia and mycoplasma are common in the environment, they are usually non-invasive. If you have a weak [...]
Mar 04 2011
Chronic EBV (Epstein Barr Virus) is believed to be one of the causative triggers for CFS or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Other viruses, bacteria, chemical exposure and stress may also contribute to the development of CFS. Typical symptoms of both conditions include chronic, persistent or relapsing fatigue, mild fever, sore throat, painful lymph nodes, muscle weakness, [...]
Dec 28 2010
Fluid retention (oedema) often accompanies cases of chronic Epstein Barr virus. Swelling usually occurs in the hands or feet or around the eyes, but can occur in any part of the body. Excess fluid can also add a kilo or two to your weight, seemingly overnight. Many people are so used to fluid retention that [...]
Dec 14 2010
Many patients with chronic EBV turn to comfort food as a solace for how they are feeling. Negative emotions like anger, resentment, frustration and depression are common in chronic EBV. However food is not the answer. Emotional eating can result in poor food choices, over-eating, and further feelings of guilt and despair. So what can [...]
May 25 2010
Weight loss is common in the initial stage of EBV. However with relapsing or chronic EBV, weight gain is more likely. Steady weight gain can result from prolonged inactivity or from liver, adrenal or thyroid involvement. Many of my chronic EBV patients who have gained weight frequently ask “what is the best weight loss [...]
May 11 2010
For those suffering from chronic Epstein Barr Virus, the change of season heralds in the inevitable rounds of colds and flu. With the threat of swine flu still around, now is the time to take precautions and get your immune system in the best possible condition. So when you have chronic Epstein Barr Virus, [...]
Mar 30 2010
Yesterday I met a patient with chronic EBV who had been bought up in England in the Second World War. Times were tough then. Food was rationed – a pat of butter, a few vegies, a bit of meat and some flour and sugar. Everything they received was used – they ate the skin off [...]
Nov 03 2009
The liver is the most important organ in the fight against chronic Epstein Barr. Many cases of chronic Epstein Barr are due to the liver being sluggish or congested. The liver is the largest organ in the body with over 500 functions. Its roles include detoxifying drugs, chemicals and toxins, breaking down hormones, synthesizing proteins, [...]
Apr 11 2009
The virus that causes mononucleosis or glandular fever, has the ability to establish a lifelong presence in the body. In most people the infection is usually short-lived, lasting only a couple of weeks. However in some people it turns into chronic Epstein Barr, lasting for weeks, months or years after the initial infection. Doctors will [...]
Dec 01 2008
There are 7 mistakes that people make when treating Epstein Barr – the virus that causes mononucleosis or glandular fever. Making these mistakes can prolong your recovery time and in some cases may even cause chronic Epstein Barr virus or chronic fatigue syndrome. In part 1 of the video below, I’ll be discussing the first [...]
Complete step-by-step road map on the best, most effective approaches to eliminate Epstein Barr virus from your life.
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