Age 49
Diagnosis: Severe migraines six times per ten day period, mild asthma and pain throughout her body.
Drugs: Daily use of Flovent, Albuterol and Prednisone
for her asthma, and three other pharmaceuticals for
unrelated conditions.
Aetherin Case study - Severe migraines, mild asthma
Nancy Hecocks
Age 49
Diagnosis: Severe migraines six times per ten day
period, mild asthma and pain throughout her body.
Drugs: Daily use of Flovent, Albuterol and Prednisone
for her asthma, and three other pharmaceuticals for
unrelated conditions.
Results: Upon using Aetherin, all drug
inhaler use ceased.
Mrs. Hecocks experienced only two migraines
during the first the ten days on Aetherin as
opposed to her stastical average of six. In
addition, Mrs. Hecocks reported that both
migraines were less painful than expected.
On days 5 and 10 Mrs. Hecocks expectorated
green mucus she believed to be the mucus plugs
that are common in asthmatic conditions. After the
expectoration, she felt her breathing to be deeper
and easier.
Mrs. Hecocks also reported a 60% decrease in the general pain level of her body, and better sleep.
Mrs. Hecocks also reported strong sugar cravings before using Aetherin. We suggested that she use
the Aetherin when such cravings appeared and she now reports that she has lost several pounds and
that her sugar cravings have disappeared. One possible explanation for this effect is that her sugar
cravings were not for the fuel the sugar represented, but for the carbon dioxide that the sugar would
eventually create.
Capnograph measurement of Mrs. Hecocks before the Aetherin program showed a resting value of
35 mm/hg CO2, which is considered normal. Her capnograph measurement before an exercise test
however showed a value of 26 mm/hg, an exrtemely low value, associated with extreme physiological
dysfunction. We conclude that her hypocapnia (low CO2 levels) are predominantly stress mediated, as
opposed to predominantly organic of nature.
Finally, Mrs. Hecocks reported extreme thirst before beginning the Aetherin program. We suggested
that this was a normal reaction to the high level of pharmaceuticals she was taking (her body's attempt
to dilute the highly concentrated compounds) as well as a direct result of hyperventilation, which can
cause severe water losses through the lungs. After ten days on the Aetherin program, Mrs. Hecocks
now reports that her extreme thirst has disappeared.