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  1. I am a 37 year old male who has had a lot of weird health problems over the past 12 years and would
    like to take another crack at getting it resolved.Anyone feel free to take a crack,but please this
    is not a joke so try to be serious.I eat a good diet and am 5'7 and 165 lbs.I have not been
    diagnosed with anything serious as of present and take 0 meds.Here are some test that I have had
    done,rbc=low,sgpt=elevated(high on 2 tests),ekg=normal,catscan=normal,rhuematoid arthritis
    emzyme=normal,gastric emptying=normal,bp=115/80,pulse=80. Here are the problems I have: fatigue,weak
    legs,breathing is hard after minor exertion,the skin on my face dries out and flakes around my upper
    lip and lips crack,gum peel,mental confusion,last blood test showed a real low rbc count(have not
    had it rechecked),headache if I do hard exercize,occasionaly I can see blood on my stool/toilet
    paper(I have a small hemmerhoid),my eyes are really bloodshot up rising in the morning,constant
    ringing in ears,sore throat,slow healing after minor bruising/injury. Here is the confusing part.If
    I take a strong vitamin the problems get better.Taking a potent multivitamin in no way resolves the
    problems but it is the difference between functioning at a mediocre level with,or at a
    unsatisfactory level without. Thank you for any help you can provide!

    feel free to email me
    [email hidden]

  2. If you have blood in your stools man go to your doctor quick it might save your life! Chapped lips
    and peeling skin sounds like vitamin deficiency to me. Anth

    "anon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I am a 37 year old male who has had a lot of weird health problems over the past 12 years and
    would like to take another crack at getting it resolved.Anyone feel free to take a crack,but
    please this is not a joke so try to be serious.I eat a good diet and am 5'7 and 165 lbs.I have not
    been diagnosed with anything serious as of present and take 0 meds.Here are some test that I have
    had done,rbc=low,sgpt=elevated(high on 2 tests),ekg=normal,catscan=normal,rhuematoid arthritis
    emzyme=normal,gastric emptying=normal,bp=115/80,pulse=80. Here are the problems I have:
    fatigue,weak legs,breathing is hard after minor exertion,the skin on my face dries out and flakes
    around my upper lip and lips crack,gum peel,mental confusion,last blood test showed a real low rbc
    count(have not had it rechecked),headache if I do hard exercize,occasionaly I can see blood on my
    stool/toilet paper(I have a small hemmerhoid),my eyes are really bloodshot up rising in the
    morning,constant ringing in ears,sore throat,slow healing after minor bruising/injury. Here is the
    confusing part.If I take a strong vitamin the problems get better.Taking a potent multivitamin in
    no way resolves the problems but it is the difference between functioning at a mediocre level
    with,or at a unsatisfactory level without. Thank you for any help you can provide!

    feel free to email me
    [email hidden]

  3. Marvin L. Zinn <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Tried to send this by e-mail but it was returned "mail quota exceeded"

    sorry I have a free account and the limit on mail


    is really small.

    Just a stab in the dark here, but I wonder whether you

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    have problems absorbing some or all vitamins and/or minerals, so that you have to take a lot of
    them in order to get the minimum amount. Test this by trying different types of (usually liquid)
    vitamins that are supposed to be more absorbable.

    I think that is part of the problem.But if I take really high amounts


    of vits it makes my limbs go numb and I get black circles under my eyes.

    What is your diet like otherwise? Could you be

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    consuming or ingesting (including by breathing or skin contact) something toxic?

    I eat a lot of fruits and veggies,meat and potatoes,chicken.


    genreally I eat a well balanced diet with little junk.I wash my hands before eating and
    wash all of my dishes good.I dont think I am exposed to anything toxic.

    Marvin

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  4. "Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    If you have blood in your stools man go to your doctor quick it might save your life! Chapped lips
    and peeling skin sounds like vitamin deficiency to me. Anth

    The blood is not constant and I think it may be just a hemmerhoid leaking.


    I think that the vitamin malabsorption is a good possibility,thanks!

    "anon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    "]news:[email hidden]...

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    I am a 37 year old male who has had a lot of weird health problems over the past 12 years and
    would like to take another crack at getting it resolved.Anyone feel free to take a crack,but
    please this is not a joke so try to be serious.I eat a good diet and am 5'7 and 165 lbs.I have
    not been diagnosed with anything serious as of present and take 0 meds.Here are some test that I
    have had done,rbc=low,sgpt=elevated(high on 2 tests),ekg=normal,catscan=normal,rhuematoid
    arthritis emzyme=normal,gastric emptying=normal,bp=115/80,pulse=80. Here are the problems I
    have: fatigue,weak legs,breathing is hard after minor exertion,the skin on my face dries out and
    flakes around my upper lip and lips crack,gum peel,mental confusion,last blood test showed a
    real low rbc count(have not had it rechecked),headache if I do hard exercize,occasionaly I can
    see blood on my stool/toilet paper(I have a small hemmerhoid),my eyes are really bloodshot up
    rising in the morning,constant ringing in ears,sore throat,slow healing after minor
    bruising/injury. Here is the confusing part.If I take a strong vitamin the problems get
    better.Taking a potent multivitamin in no way resolves the problems but it is the difference
    between functioning at a mediocre level with,or at a unsatisfactory level without. Thank you for
    any help you can provide!

    feel free to email me
    [email hidden]

  5. (If I was you I would see your doc please!) Anth

    "anon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message


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    If you have blood in your stools man go to your doctor quick it might


    save

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    your life! Chapped lips and peeling skin sounds like vitamin deficiency to me. Anth

    The blood is not constant and I think it may be just a hemmerhoid


    leaking.

    Quoted message said:

    I think that the vitamin malabsorption is a good possibility,thanks!

    "anon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I am a 37 year old male who has had a lot of weird health problems over the past 12 years and
    would like to take another crack at getting it resolved.Anyone feel free to take a crack,but
    please this is not a joke so try to be serious.I eat a good diet and am 5'7 and 165 lbs.I have
    not been diagnosed with anything serious as of present and take 0 meds.Here are some test that
    I have had done,rbc=low,sgpt=elevated(high on 2 tests),ekg=normal,catscan=normal,rhuematoid
    arthritis emzyme=normal,gastric emptying=normal,bp=115/80,pulse=80. Here are the problems I
    have: fatigue,weak legs,breathing is hard after minor exertion,the skin on my face dries out
    and flakes around my upper lip and lips crack,gum peel,mental confusion,last blood test showed
    a real low rbc count(have not had it rechecked),headache if I do hard exercize,occasionaly I
    can see blood on my stool/toilet paper(I have a small hemmerhoid),my eyes are really bloodshot
    up rising in the morning,constant ringing in ears,sore throat,slow healing after minor
    bruising/injury. Here is the confusing part.If I take a strong vitamin the problems get
    better.Taking a potent multivitamin in no way

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    resolves the problems but it is the difference between functioning at a mediocre level with,or
    at a unsatisfactory level without. Thank you for any help you can provide!

    feel free to email me
    [email hidden]

  6. "Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    (If I was you I would see your doc please!) Anth

    "anon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

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    "Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message


    news:<[email hidden]>...

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    If you have blood in your stools man go to your doctor quick it might


    save

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    your life! Chapped lips and peeling skin sounds like vitamin deficiency to me. Anth

    The blood is not constant and I think it may be just a hemmerhoid


    leaking.

    Quoted message said:

    I think that the vitamin malabsorption is a good possibility,thanks!

    "anon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    "]news:[email hidden]...
    > I am a 37 year old male who has had a lot of weird health problems over the past 12 years
    > and would like to take another crack at getting it resolved.Anyone feel free to take a
    > crack,but please this is not a joke so try to be serious.I eat a good diet and am 5'7 and
    > 165 lbs.I have not been diagnosed with anything serious as of present and take 0 meds.Here
    > are some test that I have had done,rbc=low,sgpt=elevated(high on 2
    > tests),ekg=normal,catscan=normal,rhuematoid arthritis emzyme=normal,gastric
    > emptying=normal,bp=115/80,pulse=80. Here are the problems I have: fatigue,weak
    > legs,breathing is hard after minor exertion,the skin on my face dries out and flakes around
    > my upper lip and lips crack,gum peel,mental confusion,last blood test showed a real low rbc
    > count(have not had it rechecked),headache if I do hard exercize,occasionaly I can see blood
    > on my stool/toilet paper(I have a small hemmerhoid),my eyes are really bloodshot up rising
    > in the morning,constant ringing in ears,sore throat,slow healing after minor
    > bruising/injury. Here is the confusing part.If I take a strong vitamin the problems get
    > better.Taking a potent multivitamin in no way

    Quoted message said:
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    > resolves the problems but it is the difference between functioning at a mediocre level
    > with,or at a unsatisfactory level without. Thank you for any help you can provide!
    >
    > feel free to email me
    > [email hidden]

    Although the information you have provided here is necessary, a thorough history is needed for a
    proper diagnosis and treatment. Based on the blood results you have listed, you do have bleeding,
    may be only due to your hemorroid or maybe minial internal bleeding. in anycase there is blood loss.
    I don't know how much you are bleeding from your hemmoroid? is it on a regular basis? do you see red
    blood in the toilet? is it hard or painful to have a bowel movement for you? SGPT (serum glutamic
    pyruvic transaminase also known as AST) is an enzyme present in tissues of high metabolic activity
    (eg. heart, liver, skeletal muscles, kidney, brain, pancreas, spleen and lungs). the enzyme is
    released into the circulation following the injury or death of cells. for example increased AST
    levels occur in MI (4-10X normal value), it could occur in liver disease (10-100X normal value).
    levels are increased in infectious mononucleosis, primary or metastatic carcinoma, alcoholic
    hepatitis. it could also indicate hemolytic anemia and many more..... Do you consume alot of
    alcohol? do you smoke? do you have a family history of heart disease? have you recently been very
    ill? other questions: are you a vegetarian? do have any pain when you eat/don't eat? how is your
    appetite? how regular are your bowel movements? do you have any gas or bloating, erructations
    (burping)? how is the environment you work? or live? any toxic chemicals/fumes? there are many
    questions which need to be asked and it is rather not fair to ask you for an answer in this setting.
    however it is important for you to follow up with your health care provider. if you have access to a
    Naturopathic doctor it is a good idea to get involved with one just make sure he/she is registered
    and licenced where you are. it is important to know what you have been through for the past 12years.

    things to consider: low blood count does cause feeling of fatigue, weakness, fogginess of mind. its
    important to check your iron levels. you may benefit from Vit. B12 shots or sublingual plus folic
    acid. consider a good fish oil (Nordic Natural, or Nutra sea. keep in mind if you have absorption
    problems the nutrients you ingest are not all being put to use. please feel free to e-mail me with
    any questions you have.

  7. Hey Anon,

    I wrote to you privately and you responded that "anything other than a definitive diagnosis will
    just complicate the problem".

    If such is the case, what on earth are you doing looking for a definitive diagnosis on this
    newsgroup? There's something wrong with this picture in my opinion.

    Fernando Bernall

    [email hidden] (anon) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    I am a 37 year old male who has had a lot of weird health problems over the past 12 years and
    would like to take another crack at getting it resolved.Anyone feel free to take a crack,but
    please this is not a joke so try to be serious.I eat a good diet and am 5'7 and 165 lbs.I have not
    been diagnosed with anything serious as of present and take 0 meds.Here are some test that I have
    had done,rbc=low,sgpt=elevated(high on 2 tests),ekg=normal,catscan=normal,rhuematoid arthritis
    emzyme=normal,gastric emptying=normal,bp=115/80,pulse=80. Here are the problems I have:
    fatigue,weak legs,breathing is hard after minor exertion,the skin on my face dries out and flakes
    around my upper lip and lips crack,gum peel,mental confusion,last blood test showed a real low rbc
    count(have not had it rechecked),headache if I do hard exercize,occasionaly I can see blood on my
    stool/toilet paper(I have a small hemmerhoid),my eyes are really bloodshot up rising in the
    morning,constant ringing in ears,sore throat,slow healing after minor bruising/injury. Here is the
    confusing part.If I take a strong vitamin the problems get better.Taking a potent multivitamin in
    no way resolves the problems but it is the difference between functioning at a mediocre level
    with,or at a unsatisfactory level without. Thank you for any help you can provide!

    feel free to email me
    [email hidden]

  8. I don't want to scare the guy - blood in stools can be a sign of colon cancer - that's why I told
    him to go see his doc. If he messes about taking vitamin pills delaying etc and it is colon cancer
    he's playing with his life. Early stage cancers are curable, later stages are much harder to
    treat. Anth

    "Tannaz M. Naturopathic Doctor" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    (If I was you I would see your doc please!) Anth

    "anon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    > If you have blood in your stools man go to your doctor quick it


    might

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    save

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    > your life! Chapped lips and peeling skin sounds like vitamin deficiency to me. Anth
    >
    > The blood is not constant and I think it may be just a hemmerhoid


    leaking.

    Quoted message said:

    I think that the vitamin malabsorption is a good


    possibility,thanks!

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    "anon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    > "]news:[email hidden]...
    > > I am a 37 year old male who has had a lot of weird health problems over the past 12 years
    > > and would like to take another crack at


    getting

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    > > it resolved.Anyone feel free to take a crack,but please this is


    not a

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    > > joke so try to be serious.I eat a good diet and am 5'7 and 165


    lbs.I

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    > > have not been diagnosed with anything serious as of present and


    take 0

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    > > meds.Here are some test that I have had done,rbc=low,sgpt=elevated(high on 2
    > > tests),ekg=normal,catscan=normal,rhuematoid arthritis emzyme=normal,gastric
    > > emptying=normal,bp=115/80,pulse=80. Here are the problems I have: fatigue,weak
    > > legs,breathing is


    hard

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    > > after minor exertion,the skin on my face dries out and flakes


    around

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    > > my upper lip and lips crack,gum peel,mental confusion,last blood


    test

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    > > showed a real low rbc count(have not had it rechecked),headache if


    I

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    > > do hard exercize,occasionaly I can see blood on my stool/toilet paper(I have a small
    > > hemmerhoid),my eyes are really bloodshot up rising in the morning,constant ringing in
    > > ears,sore throat,slow healing after minor bruising/injury. Here is the confusing part.If I
    > > take a strong vitamin the problems get better.Taking a potent multivitamin in no


    way

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    > > resolves the problems but it is the difference between functioning


    at

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    > > a mediocre level with,or at a unsatisfactory level without. Thank you for any help you can
    > > provide!
    > >
    > > feel free to email me
    > > [email hidden]

    Although the information you have provided here is necessary, a thorough history is needed for a
    proper diagnosis and treatment. Based on the blood results you have listed, you do have bleeding,
    may be only due to your hemorroid or maybe minial internal bleeding. in anycase there is blood
    loss. I don't know how much you are bleeding from your hemmoroid? is it on a regular basis? do you
    see red blood in the toilet? is it hard or painful to have a bowel movement for you? SGPT (serum
    glutamic pyruvic transaminase also known as AST) is an enzyme present in tissues of high metabolic
    activity (eg. heart, liver, skeletal muscles, kidney, brain, pancreas, spleen and lungs). the
    enzyme is released into the circulation following the injury or death of cells. for example
    increased AST levels occur in MI (4-10X normal value), it could occur in liver disease (10-100X
    normal value). levels are increased in infectious mononucleosis, primary or metastatic carcinoma,
    alcoholic hepatitis. it could also indicate hemolytic anemia and many more..... Do you consume
    alot of alcohol? do you smoke? do you have a family history of heart disease? have you recently
    been very ill? other questions: are you a vegetarian? do have any pain when you eat/don't eat? how
    is your appetite? how regular are your bowel movements? do you have any gas or bloating,
    erructations (burping)? how is the environment you work? or live? any toxic chemicals/fumes? there
    are many questions which need to be asked and it is rather not fair to ask you for an answer in
    this setting. however it is important for you to follow up with your health care provider. if you
    have access to a Naturopathic doctor it is a good idea to get involved with one just make sure
    he/she is registered and licenced where you are. it is important to know what you have been
    through for the past 12years.

    things to consider: low blood count does cause feeling of fatigue, weakness, fogginess of mind.
    its important to check your iron levels. you may benefit from Vit. B12 shots or sublingual plus
    folic acid. consider a good fish oil (Nordic Natural, or Nutra sea. keep in mind if you have
    absorption problems the nutrients you ingest are not all being put to use. please feel free to e-
    mail me with any questions you have.

  9. [email hidden] (fbernall) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Hey Anon,

    I wrote to you privately and you responded that "anything other than a definitive diagnosis will
    just complicate the problem".

    If such is the case, what on earth are you doing looking for a definitive diagnosis on this
    newsgroup? There's something wrong with this picture in my opinion.

    I have no reason to lie or be dishonest.I cannot write a complete book on every single
    thing that is going on with my health,but I was as complete as practical.I am just
    trying to GAIN INSIGHT by posts and replies, not a diagnosis.Please ignore if it bothers
    you so much.

    Quoted message said:

    Fernando Bernall

    Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] (anon) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    I am a 37 year old male who has had a lot of weird health problems over the past 12 years and
    would like to take another crack at getting it resolved.Anyone feel free to take a crack,but
    please this is not a joke so try to be serious.I eat a good diet and am 5'7 and 165 lbs.I have
    not been diagnosed with anything serious as of present and take 0 meds.Here are some test that I
    have had done,rbc=low,sgpt=elevated(high on 2 tests),ekg=normal,catscan=normal,rhuematoid
    arthritis emzyme=normal,gastric emptying=normal,bp=115/80,pulse=80. Here are the problems I
    have: fatigue,weak legs,breathing is hard after minor exertion,the skin on my face dries out and
    flakes around my upper lip and lips crack,gum peel,mental confusion,last blood test showed a
    real low rbc count(have not had it rechecked),headache if I do hard exercize,occasionaly I can
    see blood on my stool/toilet paper(I have a small hemmerhoid),my eyes are really bloodshot up
    rising in the morning,constant ringing in ears,sore throat,slow healing after minor
    bruising/injury. Here is the confusing part.If I take a strong vitamin the problems get
    better.Taking a potent multivitamin in no way resolves the problems but it is the difference
    between functioning at a mediocre level with,or at a unsatisfactory level without. Thank you for
    any help you can provide!

    feel free to email me
    [email hidden]

  10. Well, I would not be surprised that taking "high amounts" of vitamins might cause you problems.
    You need the right BALANCE of vitamins, and more important minerals, sugars, enzymes, and
    essential fatty acids in order to be healthy. Simply taking more pills, of whatever variety, is
    not the answer! If in fact you are not absorbing something you need from your food and
    supplements, then you need to find out what it is through some means. Blood tests are the most
    accurate short-term, but hair analysis might give you a longer term picture, though with less
    accuracy. I recommend you do both.

    Find a physician who specializes in nutrition. You may need two of them, since most MD's know
    very little about the subject of nutrition, yet may be able to get a blood test to discover what
    is missing, and they can check the cause of the bleeding.

    marvin

    Marvin L. Zinn Reply to: [email hidden] Using Virtual Access Windows 2000 build 2600

  11. The skin conditions may indicate your body trying to cleanse the toxins of metals. This happens to
    me and others also. Usually my nose and face but sometimes inside my mouth.

    See an N.D. for treatment plan or monitoring.

    "anon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    [email hidden] (fbernall) wrote in message


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    Hey Anon,

    I wrote to you privately and you responded that "anything other than a definitive diagnosis will
    just complicate the problem".

    If such is the case, what on earth are you doing looking for a definitive diagnosis on this
    newsgroup? There's something wrong with this picture in my opinion.

    I have no reason to lie or be dishonest.I cannot write a complete book on every single
    thing that is going on with my health,but I was as complete as practical.I am just
    trying to GAIN INSIGHT by posts and replies, not a diagnosis.Please ignore if it bothers
    you so much.

    Quoted message said:

    Fernando Bernall

    Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] (anon) wrote in message


    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I am a 37 year old male who has had a lot of weird health problems over the past 12 years and
    would like to take another crack at getting it resolved.Anyone feel free to take a crack,but
    please this is not a joke so try to be serious.I eat a good diet and am 5'7 and 165 lbs.I have
    not been diagnosed with anything serious as of present and take 0 meds.Here are some test that
    I have had done,rbc=low,sgpt=elevated(high on 2 tests),ekg=normal,catscan=normal,rhuematoid
    arthritis emzyme=normal,gastric emptying=normal,bp=115/80,pulse=80. Here are the problems I
    have: fatigue,weak legs,breathing is hard after minor exertion,the skin on my face dries out
    and flakes around my upper lip and lips crack,gum peel,mental confusion,last blood test showed
    a real low rbc count(have not had it rechecked),headache if I do hard exercize,occasionaly I
    can see blood on my stool/toilet paper(I have a small hemmerhoid),my eyes are really bloodshot
    up rising in the morning,constant ringing in ears,sore throat,slow healing after minor
    bruising/injury. Here is the confusing part.If I take a strong vitamin the problems get
    better.Taking a potent multivitamin in no way resolves the problems but it is the difference
    between functioning at a mediocre level with,or at a unsatisfactory level without. Thank you
    for any help you can provide!

    feel free to email me
    [email hidden]

  12. Good answer. get the hair tested for minerals and heavy metals. See a Naturopathic Doctor for this
    and possibly do chelation therapy. You sound toxic. I was there a few years back and it takes about
    3-4 months of oral chelation to improve much.

    Get tested for lead exposure possibly. If positive look for injected chelation of EDTA.

    "Marvin L. Zinn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Well, I would not be surprised that taking "high amounts" of vitamins might cause you problems.
    You need the right BALANCE of vitamins, and more important minerals, sugars, enzymes, and
    essential fatty acids in order to be healthy. Simply taking more pills, of whatever variety, is
    not the answer! If in fact you are not absorbing something you need from your food and
    supplements, then you need to find out what it is through some means. Blood tests are the most
    accurate short-term, but hair analysis might give you a longer term picture, though with less
    accuracy. I recommend you do both.

    Find a physician who specializes in nutrition. You may need two of them, since most MD's know
    very little about the subject of nutrition, yet may be able to get a blood test to discover
    what is missing, and they can check the cause of the bleeding.

    marvin

    Marvin L. Zinn Reply to: [email hidden] Using Virtual Access Windows 2000 build 2600

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    Gymmy Bob said:

    The skin conditions may indicate your body trying to cleanse the toxins of metals. This happens to
    me and others also. Usually my nose and face but sometimes inside my mouth.

    See an N.D. for treatment plan or monitoring.

    Please be extremely wary of taking medical advice from Gym Bob, who hasn't (so far) shown himself to
    be a reliable source of information, or even particularly rational.

    -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net These are my opinions only, but they're almost always
    correct. "If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants were standing on my
    shoulders." (Hal Abelson, MIT)

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    "anon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Hey Anon,

    I wrote to you privately and you responded that "anything other than a definitive diagnosis
    will just complicate the problem".

    If such is the case, what on earth are you doing looking for a definitive diagnosis on this
    newsgroup? There's something wrong with this picture in my opinion.

    I have no reason to lie or be dishonest.I cannot write a complete book on every single
    thing that is going on with my health,but I was as complete as practical.I am just
    trying to GAIN INSIGHT by posts and replies, not a diagnosis.Please ignore if it
    bothers you so much.

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    Fernando Bernall

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    > I am a 37 year old male who has had a lot of weird health problems over the past 12 years and
    > would like to take another crack at getting it resolved.Anyone feel free to take a crack,but
    > please this is not a joke so try to be serious.I eat a good diet and am 5'7 and 165 lbs.I
    > have not been diagnosed with anything serious as of present and take 0 meds.Here are some
    > test that I have had done,rbc=low,sgpt=elevated(high on 2
    > tests),ekg=normal,catscan=normal,rhuematoid arthritis emzyme=normal,gastric
    > emptying=normal,bp=115/80,pulse=80. Here are the problems I have: fatigue,weak legs,breathing
    > is hard after minor exertion,the skin on my face dries out and flakes around my upper lip and
    > lips crack,gum peel,mental confusion,last blood test showed a real low rbc count(have not had
    > it rechecked),headache if I do hard exercize,occasionaly I can see blood on my stool/toilet
    > paper(I have a small hemmerhoid),my eyes are really bloodshot up rising in the
    > morning,constant ringing in ears,sore throat,slow healing after minor bruising/injury. Here
    > is the confusing part.If I take a strong vitamin the problems get better.Taking a potent
    > multivitamin in no way resolves the problems but it is the difference between functioning at
    > a mediocre level with,or at a unsatisfactory level without. Thank you for any help you can
    > provide!
    >
    > feel free to email me
    > [email hidden]

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