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I have not looked at the chart, but I do know that endometriosis is helped with

progesterone cream. You can order it online. You might search Dr. John Lee on

the web. Try this site as well: http://www.endo101.com/

 

That Moon is a signature of hormonal imbalance to me.

 

c

 

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Noel

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Thursday, October 10, 2002 7:21 PM

Re: [GJ] Fw: medical astrology

Dear Georgette, Nicholas, Salaam Mu & List Members

Thanks for the interest!

 

1st case

DOB:3/28/83

Time:4:30PM.

Place: Auburn CA. 95603 (30 miles east of Sacramento)

lat: 38 N 53

long: 121 W 4

 

2nd case

DOB:12/28/84

Time:10:27 PM.

Place: Roseville CA. (20 miles east of Sacramento)

lat: 38 N 45

long: 121 W 17

This young girl has the worst Endometriosis her Doctor has said that she has

seen in her 14 years of practices. Her moon is at 25% power in the 8th house 2

degrees 50 minutes in Pisces. I believe this is most of the problem I have her

wearing a moon stone because she can't afford a real pearl of good size. It may

take a long time to see good results with this. she got a lot of build up to

release and the pain keeps it Always present in the mind. She's doing a lot of

herbs & diet changes, she's a real challenge for me.

Dear Salaam Mu! I too Have a problem with this darn money thing. I too turn

nobody down.

these two girls are free! they can afford me and have no were else to turn.

I normally charge $200.00 for the first visit and $50.00 for every visit

there after. If its an easy case (20 hours of work) I'll make $10.00 an hour.

If it's a hard case (40 hours of work or more) it can drop down to as much as

$3.00 an hour.I do a lot of research and cross referencing. In my area I can't

make a living at it. So I must work else were. I'm find with this, What ever

our Creator wish for me and them is good enough. Bless You all

....... Noel ......

 

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Nicholas

gjlist

Thursday, October 10, 2002 12:57 PM

Re: [GJ] Fw: medical astrology

Dear Noel

It is nice to have a new poster since some of last weeks celebrities have gone into lurk mode .

Two books I have found useful im medical astrology are J N Bhasin's and V K

Choudhry's although they use very different techniques .

I know some members on this list collect medical charts so when you post it is

good to present the full birth details , lagna and degree so that those doing

research can be benefitted .Please post other interesting cases that you come

across .

It is good to hear that you were able to help your client and such reports are

inspiring tp those studying this sacred science .

Best Wishes

Nicholas

 

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Noel

gjlist

Thursday, October 10, 2002 11:49 PM

[GJ] Fw: medical astrology

 

 

Namasta my friends

I have been a list member for a few years now, but I usually don't have the

time to post a lot. Not to mention I type like a snail and my joytish Knowledge

is kids stuff compared to most of you. But I sure do love to come home from work

and reading all of your postings.

As some of you may remember me I am the Ayurvedic specialist whom is trying

to incorporate joytish as medical astrology; lining the planets up with the

chakras and then using gem therapy to help heal the patient, a long with herbs

diet and lifestyle changes.

I recently help heal a young girl of Hashimoto's disease (her body was

attacking her thyroid) and thought all of you might be interested in the

details.The medical doctors wanted to remove her thyroid which she was not to

happy about.

It turns out she had mercury (5th chakra = thyroid) debilitated and sharing

the 8th house with her sun = (self) 2 degrees apart and Saturn in her third

house which also involves the thyroid. Using the lesser of the gems

(semi-precious) I used a strand of green tourmaline around her neck to give

mercury strength an herb formula and diet changes. I was amazed on how fast she

turned around. I have never seen any of my patients turn around that quick. I

can only believe that the green tourmaline did most of the work since it takes

most herbs a few weeks to work. This is the kind of results I live for! she is

only nineteen works two jobs and says that this is the first time in a long

time that when she gets out of bed in the morning she actually wakes up.

I hope to be a good enough astrology some day to be able to see the

potential disease before the manifestation stage instead of after it. Bless

you my friends ......... Noel ..........Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya; Hare

Krishna; Om Tat Sat:

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Krishna; Om Tat Sat:

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Hi Cynthia

After reading that article I believe that they were saying that a

prescription progesterone would not do that the job! it had to be natural. Any

way I printed a copy to give to her.

Thank for you help ... Noel ...

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Dear Noel

Yes, that is the surprising thing. Apparently the drug moves through the system

while the cream is absorbed through the skin and fat. I found that it was a

huge help with fibroids. I used to take as much ibuprofen as I could and still

lie curled up for hours. The progesterone cream I use is called Progest and I

ordered it through www.smartbomb.com for a good price on the web. It can also

be made through a compounding pharmacy.

 

wish her the best. You are a dear to work so hard for her.

c

 

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Noel

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Friday, October 11, 2002 10:29 PM

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Hi Cynthia

After reading that article I believe that they were saying that a

prescription progesterone would not do that the job! it had to be natural. Any

way I printed a copy to give to her.

Thank for you help ... Noel ...Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya; Hare Krishna; Om

Tat Sat:

gjlist-http://www.goravani.comYour use of

is subject to the

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Although you won't hear them talk about it, many men use a similar product

for testosterone insufficiency.

 

It is a common for men over 45 to undergo decrease of testosterone and

therapy is a series of injections to get the level

up and then a cream product to keep it there.

 

Many of these products use DMSO as a base to transfer the active

ingredient. It can be detected by a taste of fried onions

or garlic in the mouth after application.

 

I wish her the best. I had a very close lady have endo and it was

pure hell for her. The laser surgery lasted 12 months, the depo

provera treatment was a nightmare and her final cure was a full

historectomy.

 

- John Melka*********** REPLY SEPARATOR

***********On 10/12/02 at 2:35 PM cynthia novak wrote:

Dear Noel

Yes, that is the surprising thing. Apparently the drug

moves through the system while the cream is absorbed through the skin and

fat. I found that it was a huge help with fibroids. I used to take

as much ibuprofen as I could and still lie curled up for hours. The

progesterone cream I use is called Progest and I ordered it through

www.smartbomb.com for a good price on the

web. It can also be made through a compounding pharmacy.

 

wish her the best. You are a dear to work so hard for

her.

c

 

-

 

Noel

gjlist

Friday, October 11, 2002 10:29

PM

[GJ] medical astrology

Hi Cynthia

After reading that article I believe that they were

saying that a prescription progesterone would not do that the job!

it had to be natural. Any way I printed a copy to give to her.

Thank for you help ... Noel ...Om Namo

Bhagavate Vasudevaya; Hare Krishna; Om Tat SatTo , send an

email to: gjlist-http://www.goravani.comYour

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Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya; Hare Krishna;

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Strange but stupid:

"One of the main causes of the fall of the Roman Empire was

that, lacking zero, they had no way to indicate successful

termination of their C programs"

(Weren't Roman C programs always 500 lines long?)

John F (Jack) Melka

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