Welcome to Ellis Toussier-Ades Bigio-Antebi's
Letter From a Fireman...
Introduction:
I am very happy that I can assist many people around the world. I don't do it because I feel so good to help them... but I do feel so good to help them. I receive many letters from my friends around the world thanking me for doing the job that I love to do anyways. But this e-mail from a Fireman, received only a few days before the First Anniversary of the September 11 tragedy shook me up.
In the first place, because how this one Fire man feels is true for him, but it is also true and a tribute to all of the heroic Firefighters around the world who fight fires and risk their lives to save strangers like me and you... and it is a tribute to the hundreds of brave New York Firemen who died on that one terrible day in September in the act of trying to save thousands of persons who are strangers to them. Nobody deserves our admiration and respect more than all the heroic Firemen everywhere around the world who risk their lives every day for all the rest of us, without regard to sex or race or age or creed or nationality... (and many times, like on that tragic day, they lose their life trying to help us.)
It fills me with pride that a Fireman would write to tell me that he appreciates my pages, and what I do for him, too. It feels so good for somebody who I sincerely and very deeply admire to thank me for helping him. It really makes all that I do worth while.
I propose that September 11 should be declared World Fireman's Day.
Thank you, D. I really appreciate your words. You made me feel very good. You deserve more good, too, and you can always count on me to help you in whatever way I can.
- Ellis
(first received August 30. More added September, October, 2002)
Hello Ellis,
New York was both great, and sad. I lost family members that were
firefighters on Sept 11th. The whole dynamics of that city has changed
since those cowardly attacks. But out of all tragedy arises a renewed
spirit. New York is famous for its rude people. But it seems that now people
are a bit kinder to each other. I had my oral board with the "Bravest" as
the FDNY refers to itself. I did well.
I know too often in life people expect us to be there or get mad when they
have to pull over to let us through on our way to save a life or someone's property.
I honestly feel that things happen for a reason in life Ellis. I was meant to overcome the obstacles set before me and return to the job that I love. I
honestly believe that I was meant to get into contact with you so that you
can assist me in becoming stronger and more efficient at what I love. I really do appreciate all your effort.
I have much experience in this field and my heart knows no other profession. When I broke my back they said that I would never be able to walk again let alone go back to the job that I love. I proved them wrong, time and time again. Every obstacle they put in front of me I overcame.
They say in life 1 out of every 100,000 people is doing what they were truly
meant to do. Ellis, I believe that. Too often in life people settle for
mediocracy. But then there are those elite few that are not motivated by money
and do what their heart truly wants to do.
I have always been a pretty smart guy. My Mom wanted me to be a Doctor. My Dad wanted me to be an Attorney. I have never wanted to be anything but a Fireman. Firemen don't get paid exceptionally well. They definitely don't get paid what they are worth. But for the elite few that become Firemen, they don't do it for the money, they don't do it for the fame...
They do it because they have a burning desire to do right by their kind. My wife disagrees. But she knows that whatever it takes to make sure I come home after a shift is what needs to be done.
I have never been a selfish person. If I had a dollar and a friend had none I would give my last dollar. That principle has carried on with me my whole
life. So as to now I am willing to lay my life down to save that of a
complete stranger. I honestly feel good about that. So whether I'm a
firefighter here or in New York or anywhere I am doing what I was meant to
do and I can wake up smiling every morning.
As I read through your pages it seems that you, also, are more motivated to
help people than to make money. I respect that, Ellis. Granted we all need money to survive. But when you offer an invaluable service to better the lives of others, that makes you just as much if not more of a humanitarian than I am.
I am a fairly religious man, I believe that all things happen for the good of something greater. You are helping me become more efficient at my job so that I don't fatigue when Im carrying a 250 lbs man down 4 flights of stairs and turning right back around to get his family.
Some may say that using assistance to get stronger is unethical. I disagree.
I am willing to do whatever it takes so that when someones life is on the line I have the strength and endurance to push through the physical pain time and time again to make sure that person lives to see another day.
I went on a call the other day. It was a fully engulfed structure fire with a family of four trapped inside. I had searched high and low and after about five minutes of such intense heat that it was burning me through my turnout gear I heard a faint cry. My alarm on my SCBA tank started to ring signaling that I was running out of air. I was able to crawl into the bathroom where two kids were laying in the bathtub with the shower on cold running down onto them. I have never seen such intelligence from 8 and 6 year old children. They were able to lay down and breathe as they had cold water running onto them.
In the meantime while I was in the house the parents were able to escape through their bedroom window two stories down onto the concrete but thought they had lost their children. The fire had closed in behind me. I was running out of air and I needed to get these children out of the house.
I broke out the 2nd story bathroom window which was no bigger than 18X12 inches and was able to drop the kids out of the window to waiting firemen. I could not fit through the window so I had to go back through the fire across the hall and out another 2nd story window at the end of the hall because the fire had already rolled up the stairs and over the top of me. I had about a minute of air left in my SCBA and realized that if I busted out this window the fire would get an influx of fresh oxygen and cause a backdraft. That is where the fire takes a big huge gulp of air and grows. Basically, it explodes.
So my only other option was to go back through the fire into the parent's room where the window was already open and go out the same way they did. I was running out of air at this point and my lungs were starting to burn. It was pitch black and I had to do all this on my belly. Keep in mind also that I have another firefighter on my tail end in the same predicament.
We ended up finding the parent's room at the opposite end of the hall through intense heat and got out of the house through their 2nd story window. By the time that I got outside and all my gear off I had been out of air for over two minutes.
But for some reason I was able to get out of the house with nothing more than some slight burns and no air. I had to get oxygen once outside and had to go to the hospital where I spent the remainder of my shift. But overall I turned out OK.
I can honestly tell you through that whole ordeal I was never scared. I never felt alone. I always knew that no matter what I would be ok.
I'm telling you this, Ellis: because of the services you provide I was able to go that little bit extra. If I wasn't in such good shape I would not have made it out of that house. I would not have been able to exert myself to that extent. I honestly meant what I said when I said because of the services you provide I am able to have the endurance needed to go that extra bit when someone's life depends on me so that I don't fatigue at that critical moment.
The other day I went to a third grade class. All the kids in this class are about 8 years old. The kids were asking a bunch of questions and this one kid was sitting quietly in the back of the room. most of the questions were pretty common of 8 year olds. Questions like: What's its like in the fire truck?, What do you eat? Do you save cats out of trees? What's it like being a fireman? Are you a hero?
Then the one kid that was sitting quiet in the back of the room asked: Do you get scared?
I thought about this and then I answered him: Yes, I do get scared.
Then he said: My Dad said real men don't get scared!
Again, I thought about that for a minute and then I asked him what his
Dad does at work. He said his Dad works in a huge office and has a really
cool computer and lots of really cool things in his office.
I then told the kid that its OK to be scared when scary things happen. Another kid than asked what do I do when I'm scared and fighting a big fire. They asked if I ever want to run away because I'm scared.
I answered honestly. I said I get very scared every time I go to fight a fire. Sometimes I get so scared I want to cry. But I know that if I cry or run away then bad things can happen to good people and that would make me very sad.
I then looked at the kid that told me his dad said real men don't get
scared. I said it's OK to be scared. It's what you do when you're scared that makes a difference. That is, what makes a person brave is when they are so scared that they want to run, but they stay.
I hope that kid went home and told his dad exactly what I said. The sad thing is this happens every day. Kids are being taught to believe men are supposed
to not get scared. It's easy to preach about Bravery when you work on a computer all day... It's alot different to live it.
I went on a call one day and it was a car accident. I knew the girl and her baby. I went to school with her. A drunk driver hit them head on and killed
both my friend and her daughter. Those are the calls that hurt the worst. No
matter how much you see the sad side of life, nothing prepares you for when you
respond to a call where you know the person.
You say we are the heroes, Ellis. Well... Then I guess that would make you a hero too, because although the man upstairs is ultimately in charge, I believe he sends us help through people like you.
Ellis, I know what you are doing to improve the quality of my life, as I am sure you have selflessly done for hundreds maybe thousands of others. I know for a fact that makes you a true hero. You are allowing people the oppurtunity to have a better life, a second chance at a life they could only have dreamed of before. You are making a reality for them with your anti-aging therapy.
I just thought you should get to know the type of person you are assisting. I admire the service you provide for people that are in need of a better and more healthy life. You can feel proud to know that the assistance that you are offering me is not only benefitting my life but the life of those that look to me at the most frightening moments of their lives and count on me to save them.
You are offering me a very valuable service. I appreciate your pages
that are very useful to me. I will be continuing our business for as long as you
are available. I really appreciate the time you take to answer my questions
and how helpful you have been.
Keep it up Ellis and take heart in the fact that you are a true hero in the eyes of many. You're a good man Ellis. Thank you.
D.
A Survivor of the New York Fire Department after the attack,
September 11, 2001
"God Bless all those we lost. God
Bless all those we saved." - A New York Fireman, September, 2002
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January 3, 2008
Hi Ellis,
Just to give you my feedback, I started using HGH 3 months ago
at 1 iu per day. I had a slight headache for the first week, but
then it went away. In a retrospect, I should have lowered my dose
and let my body slowly adjust to it.
The results are very subtle. I still have crows feet by my eyes, and I don't see the backs of my hands being any different. However, small wrinkles above my upper lip disappeared, my lips are plumper, and they regained the vibrant color that they had when I was younger.
Recently I went to a wedding and met people that I didn't see
for years; they said that I did not change at all. Some of the
people that see me every day at my work say that I look good, and
others look at me carefully as if they were trying to detect scars from incisions after plastic surgery. BUT THERE AREN'T ANY. It's
like having a face lift from the inside; no scars. People notice
my youthful appearance but they can't put their finger on the
reason why?
I also noticed that I have more muscles and my mood has improved. I am beginning to feel happy and optimistic as I used to until last couple of years (I'm now 52). I hope that this trend continues.
Thanks to you Dr. Ellis! I am grateful for all you do.
Lidia U.
(e-mail received January 3, 2008)
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Feb. 26, 2008
Hi Ellis,
My wife wants to thank you, (and I want to thank you also) because since I have been controlling my sugar, I am not as moody.... For the last few years I was really irritable... I guess when your blood sugar is 200 to 400 all day it can make you grumpy....not to mention shorten your life..
Just think, last November my blood sugar was 300 in the mornings, before eating. Now it's 85-105 in the morning... My HbA1c was 8.3, and now as of two days ago it was 5.3%... not perfect "according to Ellis," but definitely not usual for diabetics.
My doctor couldn`t believe it, or understand it: diet, insulin and Ellis!
thanks,
Yours in health,
Dr. Danny M DeGraff
http://www.alerfinmerida.com
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January, 2002
Hi Ellis,
"I am a plastic surgeon in Shreveport, Louisiana. I just found your two sites on the Internet. I've read your personal experience site twice and have read much of the Message board that contains over 6,000 messages. They are excellent.
I became interested in growth hormone and antiaging three years ago and have been taking growth hormone at bedtime for over two years. Like you, my results have been impressive. I'm 57 years old. I am 6 ft 1 in and weight 202 pounds with 9% body fat. I exercise regularly ( 5 times a week) and do moderate weight training.
My diet is good, high protein, moderate complex carbs and low fat.
After reading your page I certainly need to improve it some.
Due to my personal results, I started offering anti-aging and growth hormone replacement to my patients 8 months ago. I've read much of the literature and have attended two meetings of the American Academy of AntiAging Medicine. Although it only been a few months my patients are THRILLED about the therapy and almost all are reporting specific areas of improvement.
Thanks so much for your work in this area. I want to return to Puebla for more Spanish education. Possibly I could include some time in Mexice City also. I would love to meet you.
Gracias,
Dr. Jim McDonald
(e-mail received January, 2002)
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May 25, 2008
Hello Ellis,
I have tried studying insulin, EPO, HGH, etc. on the internet and to be honest, all searches and sites eventually led back to you... In my opinion, you have far more research and current knowledge of what works than anybody else I have found... Compared to you, everybody else seems outdated and very rigid in their thinking...
Maybe I will go and get certified in anti aging medicine in a few years in the US, but I won't go until after I study under you... I don't know why, but this feels right.
Yours in health,
Dr. Danny M DeGraff D.C.
http://www.alerfinmerida.com
http://www.alerfinmerida.iamagel.com
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Note: I am not a doctor, and I do not give medical advice or treatment of any kind. My advice is limited to a discussion of nutrition and a general discussion of anti-aging hormones and available blood tests and therapies, etc. Please consult with an anti-aging doctor of your choice after you have consulted with me.
e-mail received on October 28, 2004:
"Here is my honest opinion of Dr. XXXXX: He is a very smart man and very kind, but his office is a chaotic mess and he is extremely understaffed. Since as a patient I can never speak to him on the phone etc. it is impossible to work closely enough with him to get proper dosing etc. He is so busy though that it is impossible to be monitored by him the way one should be when starting any hormone therapy. His phone is always busy, appts. are hard to come by and he is VERY expensive. The average visit ends up costing anywhere from $500-$750 depending on what he wants to do, such as blood draws, bone density testing etc. I plan to never go back.
I am currently using a small portion of progesterone which was recommended by him and have been taking DHEA and melatonin to help lower my cortisol levels. I buy my HGH from you, of course, and most of the other supplements he had me take made me sick, so I stopped taking them." - (a female patient of Dr. XXXXX (a very well known and competent and expensive doctor.)
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Ellis Toussier
Horacio 1729-5
Colonia Los Morales
Mexico City, D. F. 11510
Mexico
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Table of Contents |
Buy Authentic Saizen, Humatrope, wholesale in Mexico |
Consult with Ellis Toussier (re: Good Nutrition, Anti-Aging Therapies) | Is HGH a cure for Eczema? |
HGH to Grow Taller |
HGH and Pain from a Neck Injury |
HGH and Psoriasis |
HGH and Lupus: How to Become Assymptomatic of Lupus |
HGH to Grow Hair |
HGH and Anti-Aging Program
| HGH and Menopause | RITUALS: What I Do Regularly to Stay Young and Sexy | ENERGY: How Do HGH, EPO, Testosterone, Insulin affect Energy? |
HGH and Macular Degeneration |
HGH, EPO, and Testosterone to Prevent Sarcopenia |
About Testosterone |
HGH and HIV+ |
What is EPO? |
Diabetes Made Simple |
Endocrinology Made Simple: The Big Five Anti-Aging Hormones "according to Ellis..." |
Five Theories of Aging: Why Do We Grow Older and How Can We Slow It Down ? |
AntiAging Secrets: A Risk Management Approach
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Rejuvenation, My Amazing 8 Point Anti-Aging Program | The Anti-Aging Anti-Diabetes Diet | The Anti-Aging Athletic Diet: How to Prevent Loss of Neurons |
How to Postpone Diabetes: Think Like a Diabetic! | The 70 Minute Glucose Roller Coaster Ride... My Pancreas Lives! |
Using Insulin: The Non-Diabetic Use of Insulin |
Frequently Asked Questions Re: Non-Diabetic Use of Insulin
|ENERGY: How do HGH, Testosterone, Insulin, and EPO affect energy?
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RITUALS: What I do every day to stay well...
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MYTHS: NOT TRUE. (re: good nutrition, hormones, diabetes, etc.) |
F.A.Q.: Does HGH Cause Diabetes? |
F.A.Q.: Does HGH Cause High Blood Glucose? |
Using Lantus: The Non-Diabetic Use of Lantus |
The Glucose Theory of Aging
| The Non-Diabetic Use of Insulin for Anti-Aging
| Assess Your Pancreas...
| Going Through U.S. Customs With HGH, EPO, and Insulin...
| The Anti-Aging Anti-Diabetes Diet...
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Anemia, EPO, and Senility
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The Carbohydrate Thermometer |
10 Typical Glucose Tolerance Test Results |
EPO F.A.Q.
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Normal Values of Red Blood Cells
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HGH F.A.Q.
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Ellis Toussier's Hb-A1c to Mean Plasma Glucose Conversion Table
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Side Effects of Excess Dose of HGH
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J. Donelson Jones, Age 92, the Amazing Interview |
About Wilson's Thyroid Syndrome|
Confessions of The Amazing Dirty Old Man... My Secret Sex Life Revealed...
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The Best of Rejuvenation
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Trisoralen (Meladinina): A Pigment Potentiator for your skin or hair...
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A Message From Mexico...
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Face to Face with Ellis Toussier (interview)
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About My Legendary Ego...
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My Diploma: Why I Know I Am Qualified to Say: "I know what I'm doing..."
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