Thank you so much, Megabite. Since the magnesium malate was helping previously, and the intestinal cleansing was helping also, no doubt he does have liver issues. And, he'll love your idea of the coffee enemas, since he's a coffee addict! You have some great suggestions.

What a great group here!

Bleu

Thank you again, Hveragerthi,

Actually, for awhile, we were taking magnesium malate at night, until I ran out. Maybe he got worse after we ran out of that! Wow, I think you've hit upon something here.

I've read a lot of your posts, and I was planning on looking into that type of chromium. I did find some TMG, and he started that last night. He took some today with ice cream (one of the only thing he seems to be able to get down). I was even thinking of taking some myself, but don't know if I need it, except perhaps for depression, since I've run out of my Depression supplements. The Indian tea does help with that, though, thank goodness.

The gymnema sylvestre sounds like a great idea, too. Just finding the money will be the challenge.

Bless you,
Bleu

OK, my husband is 65. He was probably exposed to Agent Orange when he was young, which contributed to his getting diabetes - also the diet he was fed in the service. He's had a quadruple bypass and a spinal tap for a back injury - both service related. He believes he needed neither procedure.

Now, today, he went to his "doctor". The "doctor" told my husband that since he has lost weight, and he's having trouble getting food down, that is definitely esophageal cancer. He's sending him for an endoscopy next week. The doc was practically salivating! (we don't have money, but he has senior insurance)

I have studied and learned how to pull my husband's stomach down. For 3 days, I have done it right - I know I did it right. I could feel the hernia before - now it is lower and more spread out. I learned how to push in the ileocal valve. The days that I did all the procedures, he didn't throw up at all. I only missed one day, and my husband wanted to go out to eat that day (from having feeling better the day before). He threw up all night, but the next day, when I did the procedure, he got instantly better. I just believe that it will take awhile to get everything "in order", but that we are heading in the right direction.

He has no blood coming out anywhere. He asked the doctor for a blood test to see if cancer would show up, and the "doc" said that wouldn't be possible. My husband has had such a blood test before.

My husband is tired and weak from throwing up so much, and he wants to have the procedure, and might be willing to give in to whatever these people want to do to him. He's telling me it will be all right.

I'm just disgusted! Thanks for listening.

Bleu