Guest guest Posted January 5, 2002 Report Posted January 5, 2002 In a message dated 5/1/02 16:35:44 GMT Standard Time, wayne writes: Not according to the British 'survey's it is supposed to be good for you. 2 or 3 glasses does not seem excessive to me, when you think that 5 years ago I was drinking 15 or so cups of coffee with sugar and milk each and every day and some days it could be 20 - do not worry about 3 cups of tea. If you could drink green tea that is very good for you. I have never heard anything about lemon oil being bad for you but is 1 lemon every single day a bit excessive - but I am a complete amateur where this is concerned. Marianne > > > I use one lemon per day, either in water or tea. I still drink 2 or 3 > glasses of unsweetened tea per day. > Lots of water before and after. Could this amount of tea do any harm? > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2002 Report Posted January 5, 2002 Morning Marianne, >>The lemon juice in water is extremely good for the skin so I assume that it >is good for cleansing the liver, my sister and I did that for years in our >teens to avoid a lot of the acne problems. I use one lemon per day, either in water or tea. I still drink 2 or 3 glasses of unsweetened tea per day. Lots of water before and after. Could this amount of tea do any harm? What about lemon oil? Seems I picked up some information that it has benefits, but can't recall any details. I squeeze the cuts of lemon as hard as I possibly can. This results in visible oil floating on the surface. I bought a garlic crusher to crush my lemon parts with but have not used it yet. Anyone know any good or bad effects from lemon oil? Wayne Quote
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2002 Report Posted January 6, 2002 Jo, Here are a couple of Cabot sites: www.liverdoctor.com www.doctorcabot.com If you put her name into Google, you will find hundreds more! Love, Jo, in Sydney - mrsjoguest Gettingwell Saturday, January 05, 2002 1:46 PM Re: made up a liver cleanse ---Jo, Greetings! I just love Sandra Cabot's book. I think it is the very best to be had on the issue of dieting. Her " fatty liver " concept intrigues me. :-) Are you aware of any of her websites right offhand? She has a weightloss site separate from her medical site, if I recall correctly. JoAnn Guest Quote
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2002 Report Posted January 6, 2002 --Thanks SO much! " Jo Rudd " <jorudd@s...> wrote: > Jo, > > Here are a couple of Cabot sites: > > www.liverdoctor.com > > www.doctorcabot.com > > If you put her name into Google, you will find hundreds more! > > Love, > Jo, in Sydney > - > mrsjoguest > Gettingwell > Saturday, January 05, 2002 1:46 PM > Re: made up a liver cleanse > > > ---Jo, > Greetings! > I just love Sandra Cabot's book. I think it is the very best to be > had on the issue of dieting. Her " fatty liver " concept intrigues > me. :-) > Are you aware of any of her websites right offhand? She has a > weightloss site separate from her medical site, if I recall correctly. > JoAnn Guest > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2002 Report Posted January 9, 2002 do you use fresh squeezed lemon juice? how much? Sindea driving Geoff nuts since 1994... family site: http://sindea5.homestead.com/home.html Business sites: www.sindea.net http://www.homestead.com/sindeadoula/doulahome.html In a message dated 5/1/02 02:16:24 GMT Standard Time, jorudd writes: The lemon juice in water is extremely good for the skin so I assume that it is good for cleansing the liver, my sister and I did that for years in our teens to avoid a lot of the acne problems. Marianne Quote
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2002 Report Posted January 9, 2002 In a message dated 9/1/02 01:29:09 GMT Standard Time, sindea.horste writes: fresh squeezed organic lemon is the best - no additives, no sugar. half a lemon per drink is good. Marianne > do you use fresh squeezed lemon juice? how much? > Sindea > Quote
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