Tendonitis

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My daughter plays flute and her carpal tunnel

(tendonitis)became so bad she couldn't play her

flute and she is on a scholarship for flute. We

used BF & C ointment and also put Professor

Cayenne's Deep Heating Balm over the BF & C. She

also took the BF & C in capsules (dried herbal

comb., not ointment) We then wrapped her arms with

muslin and she slept with it for approx. two weeks

and it was gone. Some one on a list that I am on

indicated that oatstraw also worked.

You can find out more about Dr. Christopher's

formulas here

http://www.healthproducts.cc/supplements-christopher.htm

 

In addition to this Basil, Birch, Cypress,

Helichrysum, & Peppermint should also give some

relief.

 

Lynne

janice davies wrote:

>

> " janice davies " <XMARX

>

> I have had tendonitis for about 8 months, I did it whilst clearing some

> grass and weeds off a concrete path, I was using a spade to do this, nothing

> unusual, it just started with a few twinges and gradually got worse, if I

> use the wrist as little as possible it is bearable, but this is not easy as

> we live on a farm and there are a lot of tasks to do that involve both

> wrists. I have found that a support bandage makes it worse. It is so

> frustrating as one of my jobs is to knit up the wool from our Angora goats

> and I find I can not do any knitting now at all, any advice would be

> appreciated,

> Jan

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> formulas here

> http://www.healthproducts.cc/supplements-christopher.htm

>

 

 

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[Guest guest]

you wrote:

sos1 (Rhavda Emison)

Re: Tendonitis

...but I sure do make a good pain formula that has oatstraw and other pain

relievers in it.

If you would like, please email me privately about your problem but it is good

for the

group to know how you good this problem. Then maybe it will save someone else

from

making the same mistake.

Rhavda--

 

Hi there, yesterday I hurt my right arm, assuming tendon or ligaments, but I can

barely

type and can't lift a mug or grasp anything... I am trying to get my plow truck

repaired

today and can't lift the hood! (not to mention all the other things before

company

arrives tomorrow a.m.! Help! Can you tell me more about the formula?

thanks in advance,

Susan

 

Equine Natural Balance

Holistic Rehabilitation, Acupressure,

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