Help With Arthritis

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Hi Bing..

 

Have you heard about the book, " Your Bodies Many Cries For Water? "

 

I highly recommend this book.. The basic thought is that we are

made up of lots of water and a bit of stuff dissolved into that

water. Yet we spend all of our time focussing on the bit of stuff

disolved in us, we think about nutrients, we think about the

chemicals in us that help or harm us- but when it comes to thinking

of the water that comprises us- our largest " ingredient " if you will-

somehow we skip over that. What if it is the water part of us that

in fact needs more of our attention?

 

In the book it is suggested that by being insufficiently hydrated we

run into headaches, menstrual pain, arthritis, stomach disorders-

basically nearly every complaint could be helped by drinking more

water. Lots of it. Start the day, within 1/2 hour of waking with 1

gallon of water. Most people balk at that suggestion, so what about

starting with 1/2 gallon but then building up?... I have tried to

do it myself but then life goes on and I forget.. But I have heard

from another lady who had such terrible headaches she was willing to

try anything.. She wrote me back personally after a local paper

printed my article and thanked me for the information. That in fact

she was now headache free...

 

Which reminds me, if you go to our " files " and look under the folder

with articles I have written for Cross Winds you will find that

article...

 

I would also look at homeopathic remedies but I would need more

information for that...

 

Best Wishes,

Misty

 

, Bing Gibbs <bing

wrote:

>

> Thanks Misty for all the tips,

>

> I'm not getting info from my doctors at the VA on helping me

relieve

> my arthritis, which is mostly all over my body. I think it is

> arthritis, but can't get an answer from my doctors at the VA.

They

> just keep prescribing Ibuprofen, which does the trick and get rid

of

> the pain. But do I have to take it the rest of my life. Drug

> companies only provide pain relievers, but not a cure for

anything.

> I would like to know want steps to take to possibly decrease the

> amount of arthritis naturally. Can anybody suggest a website to

get

> good information on or diets to be on, etc?

>

>

> Bing Gibbs

> bing

> Everybody lies, but it doesn't matter since nobody listens