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Re: ninja training and its deleterious effects
« Reply #13 on: December 05, 2009, 09:39:23 PM »
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Hope she's sought care.

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Re: ninja training and its deleterious effects
« Reply #12 on: December 05, 2009, 06:51:09 PM »
 Sounds like a worse case scenario nightmare.  I know of two Lyme disease cases personally and both were caught and treated early. One involving SWAT officers I work with (contracted during a training execirse in a deeply wooded area) and another with a high level martial artist (Contracted while preparing a wooded outdoor area for a martial arts festival) even with early detection and treatment it still is a tough process to endure. This person sounds like she may be way past that point. Hope she's sought care.
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Re: ninja training and its deleterious effects
« Reply #11 on: December 05, 2009, 06:19:15 PM »
Hi Blade:

The problem with Lyme if that is what is going on with her, is that when left untreated or undertreated it can affect your mind.  Your memory, your emotions etc. 

If this is what is or has happened to her then there is no telling what her reasoning could lead her to.

Galahad said on the other thread that the school she was going to was bad news too.  If your sick to begin with and some one starts putting head trips on you anything  is liable to happen.

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Re: ninja training and its deleterious effects
« Reply #10 on: December 05, 2009, 03:36:12 PM »
Thanks for the heads up NightOwl,

 Her medical condition may well be real. Possibly Lyme disease. If so I hope she finds the helps she needs. Her reasoning factors may need a good looking over too. Her use of grammar and ability with a PC would suggest she has atleast a decent level of education if not better and an understanding of things but she still leaves more questions than answers about her associaition with her medical condition to her martial arts training, her curious aversion to Ninjitsu and why it's so "occult" like. Her association with her Head instructor and how she could be training in "Ninjitsu" without her own knowledge and wishes, discovered only by gleaning over a Ninja manual at the library and recognizing the "ninja kata" as similar to her own training? I would wonder if she bothered to investigate if any other dojo mates in her Dojo share the same symtoms of is it just her? I would really love to find that part out.
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Re: ninja training and its deleterious effects
« Reply #9 on: December 05, 2009, 02:20:29 PM »
Hey folks

Please consider what Rose said about her "lyme like" bulls eye rash and the hygene level of her Dojo and the following links.

http://www.igenex.com/psychological_effects.htm


http://www2.lymenet.org/domino/news.nsf/bbf2f15334c1f28585256613000317cc/b5e45933dd93e48a852568f5000de143?OpenDocument

http://www.answers.com/topic/lyme-disease-causes-and-symptoms

http://www.brown.edu/Courses/Bio_160/Projects2005/lyme_disease/diagnosis.htm


Some Doctors do not believe that Lyme disease has a chronic form yet there seems to be evidence for it and strong evidence that under treated Lyme can affect the mind.  If you combine that with a controling environment as Galahad pointed out in his research on her shool and she very well could have come to the incredable conclusions that she has voiced here and posted accordingly.

You all know that I don't claim to be a Doctor.  Even if I was one I would be crazy to try and diagnose some one with out seeing them. 

Even so, I'm inclined to think that Rose needs to get her self to a doctor who is familiar with Lyme Disease.

ROSE IF YOU ARE READING THIS, I DO SUGGEST THAT YOU NOT GIVE UP!!!   THERE MAY BE A SIMPLE EXPLAINATION FOR ALL THAT YOU'VE BEEN GOING THROUGH.  PLEASE FIND ANOTHER DOCTOR.

Sincerely, NightOwl

P.S.   I plan to place a copy of this in the hygene thread also so that Rose will have a better chance of seeing it.




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« Reply #8 on: December 05, 2009, 11:51:32 AM »
I'm off my food just now.

Does that mean I've got a case of Ninjagestion?  ???
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Re: ninja training and its deleterious effects
« Reply #7 on: December 05, 2009, 11:42:12 AM »
%$#@& ninjas.

Always up to something no good.

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« Reply #6 on: December 05, 2009, 10:06:55 AM »
**Ahem!**  Well I guess we're all on the same page here.
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Re: ninja training and its deleterious effects
« Reply #5 on: December 05, 2009, 07:34:39 AM »
Alcatraz any chance of a lift home tonight my unicorn is feeling a bit under the weather I also live in a floating crystal mansion not far from your place.

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« Reply #4 on: December 05, 2009, 05:03:52 AM »
Hi,

I trained in a style which advertises itself as 8-martial arts united and was a chain of many schools. What was odd was that many of the schools advertised a different list of what arts were comprised among the eight taught. After awhile, I began to realize there was always a set of two cousin arts in the list-- sometimes karate and tae kwon do, other times aikido and hopkido, sometimes udo and judo, and so on. As the years passed, I began to sense there was something wrong. The only martial art I had not read about, fearing the occult connection, was ninja. So I went to a bookstore and picked up a ninja manual. There for the first time, I saw in those pages forms I recognized from our school. Having read hundreds of other martial arts books without such a recognition, this boded ill. I began to realize I had been training in the last place on earth I wanted to be associated with, a ninja school. I had also gotten deeply involved with a high level instructor, and there was some sort of occult-seeming connection.

Well, after many years of searching and seeking medical and spirtual help, it seems like this ninja curse is a combination of depressed immune system, radical infection by pathogens, severe malnutrition due to the effects of these pathogens stealing body nutrients, coroded organs, biochemistry gone amuck, especially in regards to acid/alkaline and electrolyte balances, including heart and kidneys, sickened depressed glands, especially thyroid and thymus, and skin, and most importantly a very hard-to-detect fungus that seems to permeate the skin and vascular lining. In fact, one really can't see it (and it doesn't show up in regular lab and other medical tests in a way that flags medical attention) until one turns off the stress response (l-Norvaline amino acid works for this) and/or addresses the fungal infection with a yeast infection medicine, sight unseen.  This also helps heal the spiritually corrosive effects of this training. Never have I known such severe temptation and desire, as during this ninja sickness. Added to huge stress and strange, karmic patterns, it has been a living h-ll.

Some great medicines are available at Vitamin Shop and Whole foods type stores. Candex and the products with multiple mushroom blends work well for me.  For anyone else so affected, take it easy at  first. Start with small amounts for a few weeks and build up because the immune system may kick in forcefully, and one might be more sick than one realizes, since the fungi somehow bandages the damages it is causing internally so the sickness is hidden from sight.

Has anyone else had to deal with ninja training effects? Any suggestions?

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Seriously, based on your post above, I have to conclude that you need: a- some medical help for whatever fantasies you are living out in your head, or: b - more likely, a troll (and I don't mean the faerie kind who live under bridges).
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Re: ninja training and its deleterious effects
« Reply #3 on: December 05, 2009, 01:03:36 AM »
WTF are you talking about?  I understand the physical ailments you have are severe, but no kind of training can cause this unless you were introducing yourself to pathogens and fungus as a means of creating a tolerance to them for your secret missions in Cambodia.  If you don't get my sarcasm, no training caused this.  See a physician and a therapist.
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Re: ninja training and its deleterious effects
« Reply #2 on: December 04, 2009, 02:03:59 PM »

 WHAAAAAAAAT!?!?!?!?!

 I dont think its the "Ninja training" that is the issue. From all of those curious condtions you've listed that you say you have contracted simply by training in a martial art.  In my 39 years in the martial arts from Shotokan to Shor U Kan...I'd would have to say.. go for a check up, from the neck up!
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ninja training and its deleterious effects
« Reply #1 on: December 04, 2009, 12:24:09 AM »
Hi,

I trained in a style which advertises itself as 8-martial arts united and was a chain of many schools. What was odd was that many of the schools advertised a different list of what arts were comprised among the eight taught. After awhile, I began to realize there was always a set of two cousin arts in the list-- sometimes karate and tae kwon do, other times aikido and hopkido, sometimes udo and judo, and so on. As the years passed, I began to sense there was something wrong. The only martial art I had not read about, fearing the occult connection, was ninja. So I went to a bookstore and picked up a ninja manual. There for the first time, I saw in those pages forms I recognized from our school. Having read hundreds of other martial arts books without such a recognition, this boded ill. I began to realize I had been training in the last place on earth I wanted to be associated with, a ninja school. I had also gotten deeply involved with a high level instructor, and there was some sort of occult-seeming connection.

Well, after many years of searching and seeking medical and spirtual help, it seems like this ninja curse is a combination of depressed immune system, radical infection by pathogens, severe malnutrition due to the effects of these pathogens stealing body nutrients, coroded organs, biochemistry gone amuck, especially in regards to acid/alkaline and electrolyte balances, including heart and kidneys, sickened depressed glands, especially thyroid and thymus, and skin, and most importantly a very hard-to-detect fungus that seems to permeate the skin and vascular lining. In fact, one really can't see it (and it doesn't show up in regular lab and other medical tests in a way that flags medical attention) until one turns off the stress response (l-Norvaline amino acid works for this) and/or addresses the fungal infection with a yeast infection medicine, sight unseen.  This also helps heal the spiritually corrosive effects of this training. Never have I known such severe temptation and desire, as during this ninja sickness. Added to huge stress and strange, karmic patterns, it has been a living h-ll.

Some great medicines are available at Vitamin Shop and Whole foods type stores. Candex and the products with multiple mushroom blends work well for me.  For anyone else so affected, take it easy at  first. Start with small amounts for a few weeks and build up because the immune system may kick in forcefully, and one might be more sick than one realizes, since the fungi somehow bandages the damages it is causing internally so the sickness is hidden from sight.

Has anyone else had to deal with ninja training effects? Any suggestions?