Dr. Pawluk: PEMF Use
February 1st , 2021
I spoke to Dr. Pawluk before the surgery to help me make the plan. I did the pre-surgery part. However, where I was supposed to start doing the PEMF starting after 5 days post-surgery, the decision did not arrive until the first 3 weeks passed. Then, when I started taking it, the seizures started developing, and I stopped using it to minimize potential sources. I reverted back to PEMF after the five difficult days passed and no seizures came through, and that meant that PEMF had no link to it. Therefore, I reverted back to using PEMF, although late.
I am doing PEMF 120 30 minutes on a daily basis, either one or two times a day.
But then, as of February 10th, I started taking it on a daily basis for around a month.
My Complaints Until 5th Week
Feb 12th , 2021
The challenges I am going through at the moment until Feb 12th, 2021 are as follows:
- Lack of energy (tired). This usually starts around 11 AM and stays the same way until midnight
- My seizure is not controlled well at the time of sleep. This reminds me of how I used to fill after my first surgery in 2009
- There are far more challenges in finding words or saving new labels or information
Dr. Oliver’s Opinion on 2nd MRI
February 9th , 2021
After 1 month of surgery, I did another MRI as per the discussion I had with the Neurosurgeon. I have done this in Jordan, and the report can be seen here. So, the report said, “extensive white matter edema is noted within the left temporal and occipital lobes”
Accordingly, I had to speak to Dr. Oliver to discuss the MRI that was requested by him. The meeting concluded with the following:
- He believes that “edema” may actually be so, but it may also be another low infiltration
- He believes I should no longer do another MRI next month, but instead wait until 3 more months pass, then do another MRI and then connect with him to make a recommendation
- He believes Chemo, if taken on stage II, will not work if stage 3 or 4 comes in the future. Therefore, he believes it’s best to do another surgery and remove whatever can be removed soon. He said that soon is not urgent because I am on stage II currently.
- The doctor said that he’ll be waiting to hear from Germany soonest.
- He suggests that if we decide to have surgery, he will most likely do whatever is needed to resolve the seizure challenges (cutting work that’s near the amygdala).
Report is Out from Germany (Dr. Biskup)
February 11th , 2021
I have heard back from Dr. Biskup, and we are scheduled to meet on February 23rd, 2021. She said that the outcome is already out.
Full information about how the vaccine went from that point until now can be seen here on this page.
The reason I am considering other options is because those 10% are significant, as you can see in the below image that took place in February 2021 (1 month post-second surgery) and are showing significant cancer cells that I prefer (if possible) to do something about, as the image below shows.
According to Dr. Oliver, it is most likely impossible to remove some of these through surgery.
Dr. Flannery Meeting Outcome
February 12th , 2021
I have shared all the above with Dr. Flannery (he went through them prior to the call). His recommendations are:
- Don’t try to do much at this stage. (i.e. it is not the time to heal Mycotox, H-Pylori, Leaky while you are just out of surgery.)
- Focus on handling the surgery impact. Act on other things after surgery has passed for 3 months.
- If chemotherapy options showed that it could kill 50% of the cancer cells, then why not go down that path? (something that I’ll discuss with Dr. Biskup on my upcoming scheduled call on February 23rd, 2021)
- Dr. Flannery recommended that I take: Resvero Active, Liqua-D, Trifolamin, Super Methyl-SP, SAMe & TMG, Brain-E 1200, and EnteroVite. He also recommended that I take Trizomal Glutathione, but I told him I’d better wait first with Michelle Gerencser to see if it’s the right time to consider it or not yet.
- The doctor also recommended the use of Boswellia (I don’t have any of them anymore, so I ordered some and I’m waiting to get them to arrive – takes two weeks)
- Exercising at this stage is not recommended (e.g. 7-minute workouts). However, other easier, simpler exercises are welcome (and he stated some specific ones)
- Training the brain (exercising) is recommended only if my brain is not quickly challenged (which it is).
February 19th, 2021
The meeting took place, and Dr. Russi spent enough time with me online to understand my case. We discussed seizures that I had since I was 12 years old, all until two weeks ago.
The bottom line of the meeting is the following:
- Surgery to control or reduce seizures is not needed and/or not applicable in my case
- What happened in the six days that passed? He believes it could be that I reduced CBD from 1.3mg to 0.5mg around 3 weeks ago. In other words, he’s suggesting that the number became too low, but it took time before it reflected on me.
- He thinks that 1.3mg is too low anyway! The doctor did the math, and accordingly, he stated that I needed to reach 3mg (more than double the amount I am currently taking). I was shocked because many of the practitioners I worked with on CBD stated numbers that are even less than what I am taking today. The doctor then shared with me how I can increase this on 5 weeks (gradually increase CBD dose)
- He believes this will be all I need to resolve the current issue. I told him that CBD at this dose is expensive (~USD 3000 per month). He said that I can use Clobazam along with the current dose of CBD to save on current costs. He believes Clobazam is safe and works on different ages, including children.
I remember that Michelle Gerencser said a few months ago that the current dose I am taking is too low.
Update on My Complaints
February 21st , 2021
The improvements below are not caused by anything specific that I can state. It could be simply because time after surgery is passing (although I started PEMF, and tried to work on SIBO)
- I gained a good part of my energy during the day.
- My word-finding has improved. I am getting much closer to where I was before surgery.