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Hi there,

does anyone know of a good diuretic ??

 

Have been trying to get rid of arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and

fibromyalgia for about 6 months now using homeopathy, unfortunately, one (or

more) of the remedies caused water retention, and in about a 2-3 week

period, i put on 28 lbs.

I have tried parsley tea/capsules, Vitamin B6, and celery capsules, none of

them worked.

 

I am currently taking,

Udo's oil, 2T.

Flax-seed oil, 2T.

Omega 3 fish oil caps 1000mg, 1x.

Vitamin B complex forte, 1x.

Vitamin B12, 1x.

Cod liver oil caps, 1x.

Magnesium chelate 750, 1x.

Essential oil of cloves, 2 drops, and lastly, as from yesterday, Kombucha

tea.

 

Was also taking kefir daily, till my grains packed a sad.

I also take, for 5 days a month, double the dose of Acidophilus caps.

 

Sure hope someone can help, as i would like to shed some of this weight

before Christmas.

 

Regards, Dorothy.

Posted

Yes I have a good list Dandilion, 2T lemon in a glass

of water 3 times a day, Nettle tea twice a day and

corn silk try and one of these or a combination of any

of them. I have used all and know they work.

For your arthritis take a third of a teaspoon of

ground ginger 3 times a day and keep going befor you

quit for at least 2 months. Ginger makes a lovely tea

sweetened with a little raw honey.

Peg

 

 

 

 

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Posted

For me it's MSM. It makes me wee constantly. I cannot take it last thing

at might for this reason. My hair has stopped falling out so much, and my

nails look good!

 

Tracy

-

" Dorothy " <dotcats

 

Wednesday, 14 November 2001 07:33

What is a good diuretic ??

 

 

> Hi there,

> does anyone know of a good diuretic ??

>

> Have been trying to get rid of arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and

> fibromyalgia for about 6 months now using homeopathy, unfortunately, one

(or

> more) of the remedies caused water retention, and in about a 2-3 week

> period, i put on 28 lbs.

> I have tried parsley tea/capsules, Vitamin B6, and celery capsules, none

of

> them worked.

>

> I am currently taking,

> Udo's oil, 2T.

> Flax-seed oil, 2T.

> Omega 3 fish oil caps 1000mg, 1x.

> Vitamin B complex forte, 1x.

> Vitamin B12, 1x.

> Cod liver oil caps, 1x.

> Magnesium chelate 750, 1x.

> Essential oil of cloves, 2 drops, and lastly, as from yesterday, Kombucha

> tea.

>

> Was also taking kefir daily, till my grains packed a sad.

> I also take, for 5 days a month, double the dose of Acidophilus caps.

>

> Sure hope someone can help, as i would like to shed some of this weight

> before Christmas.

>

> Regards, Dorothy.

>

>

>

>

> Getting well is done one step at a time, day by day, building health

> and well being.

>

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> Subscription and list archives are at:

> Gettingwell

>

>

Posted

>>>>>METHYLSULFONYLMETHANE

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Marianne,

thank you, i was the one who originally started this post.

 

Are you sure the above is not rocket fuel. (hee hee hee) <G>

 

I actually asked at the h/f shop on sunday if they had any msm she said yes,

but that it certainly wasn't a diuretic.

 

So far i am having tea's made from s/nettle, dandelion, and parsley, plus

some gr/ginger, then sweetened with honey. But it is NOT working, i have put

on another 4 lb, that is a whopping 32 lb in all. Don't suppose you know of

something that might help, do you ?? PLEASE !!!!!!

 

Regards, Dorothy.

Posted

Dorothy wrote:

 

> So far i am having tea's made from s/nettle, dandelion, and parsley, plus

> some gr/ginger, then sweetened with honey. But it is NOT working, i have put

> on another 4 lb, that is a whopping 32 lb in all. Don't suppose you know of

> something that might help, do you ?? PLEASE !!!!!!

>

 

Low carb diets can be diuretic... hrmm, what else?

 

Are you having any other difficulties such as fatigue or hair loss? Sometimes

women with thyroid disorders can put on a lot of weight in a very short amount

of time...

 

--

Mindy

-----------------------

" ...that they may be one... "

- Jesus, John 17:22

 

 

 

 

Posted

Dear Dorothy,

Somewhere back aways I think I saw a message in which you

mentioned fibromyalgia. If so you should be careful should you

consider taking potassium supplements. A woman was paralyzed by

supplements even though her blood potassium was normal (5.0 meq).

I suspect that when magnesium is deficient the blood potassium rises

even though the cell potassium is low, and the body " thinks " it has

hyperkalemia. Since it can take up to 6 months to relieve a magnesium

deficiency even in normal people, I suspect that one should precede

potassium with magnesium, and maybe never excess potassium if you

have fibromyalgia.

Sincerely, Charles Weber

Posted

Hi Dorothy

 

Sometime back I remember a study done (sorry I cannot quote it) about wheat

and fluid retention. In the study, a number of women were taken off wheat

for 3 months. After 3 months they were given one piece of toast at supper

time.

 

A good number of them had got up the next morning to discover that they had

put on 3-4 kilos over night! Just a thought that you might like to

consider.

 

Tracy

 

-

" Dorothy " <dotcats

 

Tuesday, 20 November 2001 07:13

Re: What is a good diuretic ??

 

 

> >>>>>METHYLSULFONYLMETHANE

>

>

>

>

>

> Dear Marianne,

> thank you, i was the one who originally started this post.

>

> Are you sure the above is not rocket fuel. (hee hee hee) <G>

>

> I actually asked at the h/f shop on sunday if they had any msm she said

yes,

> but that it certainly wasn't a diuretic.

>

> So far i am having tea's made from s/nettle, dandelion, and parsley, plus

> some gr/ginger, then sweetened with honey. But it is NOT working, i have

put

> on another 4 lb, that is a whopping 32 lb in all. Don't suppose you know

of

> something that might help, do you ?? PLEASE !!!!!!

>

> Regards, Dorothy.

>

>

>

>

> Getting well is done one step at a time, day by day, building health

> and well being.

>

> To learn more about the Gettingwell group,

> Subscription and list archives are at:

> Gettingwell

>

>

Posted

In a message dated 19/11/01 18:13:42 GMT Standard Time, dotcats

writes:

 

 

> Sorry for delay in replying Dorothy but I managed to get myself a lovely

> viral infection that knocked me off my feet for several days and still

> trying to catch up from my holiday.

>

> Are you sure the above is not rocket fuel. (hee hee hee) <G>

 

They assume me not......... but who believes THEM?????

 

>

> I actually asked at the h/f shop on sunday if they had any msm she said yes,

> but that it certainly wasn't a diuretic.

 

I did not think that it was - very good for you though.

 

>

> Don't suppose you know of something that might help, do you ?? PLEASE !!!!!!

>

 

Get your thyroid checked - I started to gain weight just like you and it is

down to a thyroid problem (they cannot tell me what yet but I am reliably

informed by one of the groups that it could be hashimoto, both hyper &

hypothyroidism) - have you tried a homeopath?

 

 

 

 

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