Recovery of a 90 year old Lady with severe pumonary disease
HEALING TESTIMONY OF MY MOTHER WITH CLOT IN HER LUNG, ENLARGED HEART, AND KIDNEY DAMAGE.
June 28, 2021
My mother is approaching an impressive milestone in her life; she will be turning 90 years old next month. Seven years ago, she endured a severe pulmonary infarction that posed a significant threat to her health and well-being. Thankfully, she managed to pull through this critical period, but she was left with a major clot in her right lung, which resulted in its functioning diminishing to a mere 10%. Since that life-altering event, she has been under continuous treatment aimed at trying to dissolve or manage the clot, but unfortunately, the results have been minimal at best. Consequently, she began to rely on oxygen supplementation, using it for an average of about 12 hours each day.
The strain of having only one lung functioning effectively soon took a toll on her overall health. The heart, in a compensatory response to the diminished lung capacity, began to enlarge dramatically. Four years ago, during routine follow-up studies, doctors discovered that her heart had grown to an alarming size. Her family doctor, a highly regarded pulmonologist, along with her cardiologist, both stated that they had never encountered such a large heart in their medical careers and warned that it could potentially rupture at any moment. At that dire juncture, the necessity for continuous oxygen became indispensable—24 hours a day—every single day. This situation imposed numerous limitations on her daily life, including severely restricted outings, an inability to sit for long periods when she had previously been very active and engaged, and the emergence of pronounced depressive symptoms. She could not even walk a single block without experiencing excessive fatigue. The lack of physical activity further adversely affected her kidney function, which had deteriorated to only 30%. Every day, she was prescribed approximately ten different medications, with several of them needing to be administered three times daily.
Approximately eight months ago, I made the decision to initiate treatment with CDS to help protect her from the threat of COVID-19. I chose to do this without informing other family members due to the controversy surrounding this treatment method. Living in another city made it difficult for me to oversee her care directly; thus, I relied heavily on the support of the individual who assists my mother during the day—this person was only available for about seven hours starting at 8 am. As a result, administering CDS in the afternoons became practically unfeasible.
On average, my mother received about four doses of CDS daily, totalling around eight milliliters per day from Monday through Saturday. This arrangement meant we could not strictly adhere to the C protocol; however, we gave her what we could without raising suspicions among other family members. In addition to CDS, we also began utilizing DMSO approximately four months ago, applying it according to protocol K (mixing DMSO with CDS over the affected area—specifically on her back where the compromised lung is located).
This past May, it became known within the family that I had been administering CDS to my mother. Given the widespread concerns about its potential toxicity, a significant amount of family stress ensued regarding my decision to “put my mother's life at risk by giving her CDS.” Consequently, I resolved to conduct thorough investigations into her current health status, with the backing of a physician who incorporates CDS into their practice (the last comprehensive studies conducted on her health status took place in 2017 when the need for 24-hour oxygen support became critical).
In summary, the studies yielded remarkable results:
LUNGS: There was a substantial improvement in my mother’s oxygenation capacity, which is inexplicable since no specific medication was intended to target this issue (previously, her oxygen levels would plummet to 80 or lower within seconds if she was not receiving oxygen; now without assistance, her levels drop only to around 90). There are some “little spots” visible in the lung that were absent before; these can be attributed to one of two possibilities: either my mother had COVID-19 asymptomatically with no lasting effects despite her severe lung impairment, or there is “something” happening with the clot that may be causing it to stabilize or slow down.
HEART: My mother’s heart now presents as healthy and is completely aligned with what would be expected for someone of her age—it is now NORMAL SIZE! Remarkably, she no longer experiences fatigue or fluttering sensations when walking down stairs unassisted.
KIDNEYS: Her kidneys are functioning normally and exhibit no damage at all when compared to what one would expect from a person of her age (i.e., they no longer show any signs of the damage they exhibited four years ago!). This improvement has occurred despite her not taking any medications specifically aimed at enhancing kidney function.
The comments from her primary care physician were quite notable; he suggested that perhaps the results might be erroneous because there seems to be no logical explanation for such a dramatic improvement in her overall health status.
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