location: Schertz, TX
YourQuestion: To Whom It May Concern:
I am a 28 year-old female that has had a problem with swelling in my
legs and fingers since I was 17 years old. At this point in my life it
has hit an extreme level–I can gain 5-7 pounds of “water” in any given
day.
I’ve gotten blood work done. I’ve found out that my liver, kidneys,
gallbladder and thyroid are all “healthy.” I was diagnosed with Celiac
Disease earlier this year. But staying away from gluten has not solved
the problem. I do notice when I eat a strict gluten-free vegan diet and
sweat the swelling is not as bad BUT it does not go away completely.
I do “PMS” a full-week before I start menstruating. My emotions are
“off the charts” the week before my period and my swelling is even
worse.
I think my bleeding is normal. I bleed a full 7 days. And I’m not a
very heavy bleeder, in my opinion.
The swelling is the worst when I’m,
1) Constipated
2) PMSing/Menstruating
3) Stressed
4) Sit down a lot
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you for your time,
Rhonda
Dear Rhonda,
I´m so sorry that you suffer through this every month. There is no longer any reason for you, or anyone else to have to put up with it. The first thing that I´m going to ask that you do, is go back to the website: www.robyinstitute.com, and read these three sections; in the order that I´m giving them to you. You will understand so much after you do. You will want to try to figure out, why your doctor doesn´t know this, and if he does, indeed, know, why he isn´t sharing it with you and his other patients.
1) Hormone Imbalance. This will explain what is really going on inside of your body, why it is happening, and how we can help you get control of your life, and keep it that way. It is not a disease called celiac, it is a constellation of the symptoms of food allergy. We know that you have a hormone imbalance, just from the symptoms that you´ve given us.
2) Food Allergy. This section will explain about how the things that you eat and drink, can make your symptoms better or worse. Usually worse, if there is too much stress in yout life, if there are things in the air that you are reacting allergically to; there is a reason that this is known as the allergy capital of the world. You will be able to understand about the constellations of symptoms, which some doctors, and/or national associations, give names to, and make them into diseases.
3) Airborne Allergy. This is a good section to tie it all together. We can´t do much about the air that we are forced to breathe outside, but we can certainly use some easily accessible, inexpensive, and incredibly effective control mechanisms that we can use to make and keep our homes as clean as a lab. Right in your shopping center.
Once you have finished reading all of this, you will probably have more questions. Or need some clarifications. Just email me and I´ll walk through this with you. Hormones and allergies are so closely interrelated, that it is difficult to decide where one ends, and the other begins. We find that we get quicker and better results by treating both at the same time.
The second thing that I´m going to suggest, is that you make an appointment with us, now. We have offices in Austin and San Antonio.The phone number to call is: 800-842-6349. The scheduling ladies can email a lab slip, so that you can have the blood test done before you come in for the appointment. You can call the office in ten days or so, and someone will discuss the test results, and what we see as the best options.
We take almost all medical insurance, including M´Care/M´Caid and military, but no one has ever been turned away from our offices, for lack of money.
We are so confident that we can help you, our policy is a ´´satisfaction guarantee“. If we haven´t made you feel significantly better before you leave our office, the visit is at no charge, if you do decide that you would like to try the treatment, and after 6 months, or a year, you decide that you haven´t acheived your goal, all you have to do is ask, and any money that you have paid us will be refunded.
Don´t wait, don´t suffer any more. Let´s get you in here, and get you well.
Dorothy Dreux
Roby Institute
Austin, Texas
dorothy.dreux@gmail.com
