Introduction

[Guest guest]

Hi Debra (Fae),

 

Welcome to the list! Make yourself comfy, at home and don't hesitate to

jump right into the conversations (and start some of your own). Its

great to have you (and you're wide range of interests and experiences)

here with us.

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

 

Debra E. S. Baker (aka Fae)

[landoftheenchanted]

 

 

Hello & Greetings,

I am a Gemini from the wonderful state of Texas and have a wide

variety of interests.

I have loved learning web design and have been teaching myself.

I love my computer and all technology!

I am learning the use oils for skin care, soap making and scents;

I LOVE to learn! Since the down sizing of the company I worked for, I

have allot more time.

I love good mystery novel series, astronomy, nature & archaeology.

 

I am an amateur anthropologist interested in Celtic, Egyptian,

Incas, Mayan, Aztec & Native American civilizations.

I have an almost neurotic obsession for BIG cats, butterflies,

roses and waterfalls. I support " Save the Tiger " , one of the most

magnificent creatures on the face of this earth.

From age three I have had a fascination with rocks, crystals and

minerals. My collection is extensive and holds many beautiful stones!

 

I am nursing caregiver to a very special young man, my son Russell

who is 16. His nickname is Mr. Smiley.

LOL, my mothering instinct also extends to many dolls (mostly

CPK's) that I nurse and mend back to health!

^BB^

Debra E. S. Baker (aka Fae)

http://LandOfTheEnchanted.com

Enchanted Herbals/Enchanted Workshop

Bath & Body/Dolls & Toys

" Disce quasi semper victurus; vive quasi cras moriturus "

 

[Learn as if you were going to live forever; live as if you were

going to die tomorrow.]

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hello and Good Afternoon,

Why thank you very much it is good to be here. I enjoy so much getting ideas and

learning from others.

Sorry I introduce myself and then disappeared. I had the most wonderful time, my

sister & mother took me out. We enjoyed the showing of Ms Saigon along with the

before show dinner at the Dallas State Fair Music Hall. Woo Hoo what fun.

LOL, we Gemini all seem to have that problem, lots & lots of interests but never

enough time in the day!!! For that reason, I have really enjoyed being off from

work, now everyday and all day can be spent in pursuit of knowledge & caring for

Mr. Smiley. He is innocence in its purest form & the joy of my life.

Happy Memorial Day to you all, enjoy...

^BB^

Debra

http://candelrose.org/russell.htm

http://LandOfTheEnchanted.com

Enchanted Herbals/Enchanted Workshop

Bath & Body/Dolls & Toys

Only when the last tree is cut down;

Only when the last river is poisoned;

Only when the last fish is caught;

Will we discover that money cannot be eaten!

~Cree Prophecy~

 

 

 

Hi Debra (Fae),

 

Welcome to the list! Make yourself comfy, at home and don't hesitate to

jump right into the conversations (and start some of your own). Its

great to have you (and you're wide range of interests and experiences)

here with us.

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone. I am a second-year student of at Emperor's

College. I am looking for resources to deepen my studies and understanding of

this

incredible medicine and I found your group. I'd like to take a moment to

introduce myself.

 

My background is very ecclectic. I was born in South America and moved to

the United States with my family at age 8. As a child, I saw how the native

peoples mixed Western and traditional medicine and religion into their daily

lives. I've traveled to South East Asia and seen wonderful healing rituals and

traditional medicine. I'm also a musician and seen the power that music has in

healing and transcending time and space. I've been fortunate to be present at

several trance-dance rituals in South East Asia.

 

Thank you for taking the time to read this.

 

Sincerely,

 

Miriam

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Where are you from?

John Garbarini, Paramus, NJ, USA

--- chanalee kaplan-Arusy <chanchabk12

wrote:

> Hi!

> My name is Chanalee I practice TCM & Shiatsu

> I'm quit new in the practitioner world and trying to

> make it!

> I'm proud to be a part of such an educated group!

> Chanalee

>

>

_______________

> Make the most of your family vacation with tips from

> the MSN Family Travel

> Guide! http://dollar.msn.com

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Vicki and welcome ! Nice to see you here and I'm sure you will really like

this list ! It's great !

Jenn in Oregon

-

sun613moon

Wednesday, June 30, 2004 2:50 PM

Introduction

 

 

Hello Everyone,

This looks like a great list...

My name is Vicki and i live in TX. I am a Master Herbalist as well

as a novice soaper.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Welcome, I'm sure you will be right at home here. There are lots of people in

TX currently on the list. Kathy in OH

 

 

-

sun613moon

 

6/30/2004 5:55:23 PM

Introduction

 

 

Hello Everyone,

This looks like a great list...

My name is Vicki and i live in TX. I am a Master Herbalist as well

as a novice soaper. I also make toiletries.

Hope this finds you having a wonderful day.

HUGGS

Vicki

 

 

 

 

Step By Step Instructions On Making Rose Petal Preserves:

http://www.av-at.com/stuff/rosejam.html

 

To adjust your group settings (i.e. go no mail) see the following link:

/join

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Vyvyan,

 

Thanks for joining the group, your most welcome here.

 

Can you please explain more about the relationship between TCM and

bioinformatics?

 

Attilio

 

wu min <minmin04192003> wrote:

> Hi, everyone, very nice to meet you. I'm from China, the original

region of TCM, and graduated from Beijing University of Traditional

. I'm dedicated to TCM, which handed down from my

ancestors, and now engaged in an interdisciplinary field of TCM and

Bioinformatics. I appreciate your interesting in TCM and hope to be

your friends.

> Vyvyan

[Guest guest]

Welcome Vicki, from another Texan. You are right, it is a Great List! Where do

you live? I live north of Houston.

Anita R.

 

Hello Everyone,

This looks like a great list...

My name is Vicki and i live in TX. I am a Master Herbalist as well

as a novice soaper. I also make toiletries.

Hope this finds you having a wonderful day.

HUGGS

Vicki

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Vickie,

 

Sorry I didn't welcome you sooner! Sometimes my attention gets somewhat

divided and it takes me a while to get back to things <sheepish grin>.

 

Get comfy, make yourself right at home. Don't hesitate to jump right

into the big herbal bathtub :-D

 

I'm just South West of Houston in Sugar Land m'self!

 

*Smile*

Chris

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

 

Anita Reeves [anita-r]

 

 

Welcome Vicki, from another Texan. You are right, it is a Great List!

Where do you live? I live north of Houston.

Anita R.

 

Hello Everyone,

This looks like a great list...

My name is Vicki and i live in TX. I am a Master Herbalist as well

as a novice soaper. I also make toiletries.

Hope this finds you having a wonderful day.

HUGGS

Vicki

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I'm sure you will find this here and a kinship with the folks here. These folks

go above and beyond when it comes to helping out. Kathy

 

 

-

Joshua Alexander

 

7/10/2004 8:55:04 AM

Introduction

 

 

Hi folks,

 

Just a quick introduction... I'm starting massage school in August

and signed up for the group while looking for aromatherapy resources.

I'm 24 and will be in northern California soon. Anything else you

want to know about me, just ask ;-)

 

Ciao for now,

Josh

 

 

 

Step By Step Instructions On Making Rose Petal Preserves:

http://www.av-at.com/stuff/rosejam.html

 

To adjust your group settings (i.e. go no mail) see the following link:

/join

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Josh,

 

So glad you found us! I'm Tammy Tivis. I live in KY now, but we

just moved from Northern CA 2 years ago. I trained to be a massage

therapist in Roseville, CA & have been in practice since 1996.

Where are you moving from? What part of Northern CA are you moving

to? I'm from Sacramento area.

Massage also sparked my interest in aromatherapy & I make all kinds

of b & b products. Careful, it's addictive!!!

 

Bright Blessings,

 

Tammy Tivis

www.ElementsBathandBody.com

Wholesale Soapmaking & Toiletry Supplies

 

Joshua Alexander <josh@e...> wrote:

> Just a quick introduction... I'm starting massage school in August

> and signed up for the group while looking for aromatherapy

resources.

> I'm 24 and will be in northern California soon.

> Ciao for now,

> Josh

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Kathy... this group comes highly recommended

 

Tammy, omg I spent the first 18 years of my life in Roseville. My

grandma still lives there, and I just visited her last month.

 

I'm hoping to go to massage school in Humboldt County, and then move to SF.

 

-Josh

[Guest guest]

Hi Margo,

 

Welcome aboard Get comfy, make yourself at home!

 

I personally (and many within the world of Aromatherapy) do not do Rain

Drop Therapy - or at least not in the way YL suggests that it be done.

The use of undiluted essential oils, on people, and especially on

animals, is not a safe practice. It can severely irritate the skin and

increases the potential for life long sensitivity to a variety of oils

and chemicals (organic or synthetic).

 

We all want to find ways to care for ourselves and loved ones (the furry

kind too), and find alternatives to mainstream pharmaceuticals, and most

of us here know how wonderful essential oils can be, but it is important

to not be fooled into believing that they don't have to be respected and

used in moderation and properly diluted just because they are natural,

or for any other reasoning.

 

Please consider getting a few books on essential oil safety including

Martin Watt's Plant Aromatics:

http://www.av-at.com/plantaromaticsavnp.html

It goes into considerable detail about the dermal safety of various

essential oils and plant aromatics. It is a must have for anyone who

uses essential oils on the skin.

 

Also please check out the following web site:

International Fragrance Association

http://www.ifraorg.org/

Provides much information and guidelines for the safe dermal application

of essential oils

 

And if you are interested, here is a little insight into the YL

organization and why many of us are against their head honcho and the

organization as a whole:

http://theguidetoaromatherapy.com/ylfiles.html

 

As for horses .. I don't know a thing about horse issues, but I know

there are quite a few folks who do raise horses and know about

Aromatherapy for horses, so maybe they'll be able to help you out some

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

Margo P. O'Brien [mpobrien]

 

 

Hi,

 

I have joined this list to learn more about essential oils since

choosing a

more alternative route to care for myself, dogs and horses and need the

expertise of this list. Most of what I know I have learned through the

Young Living chain.

 

Can anyone share with me their experience with Rain Drop Therapy? I

have

borrowed a friends " how to " video, but it doesn't tell you how to

recognize

a bad reaction to an oil. It does say you need to listen to what your

horse wants, but I'm not well versed in " horse " .

It also says anyone can do the rain drop therapy, but I'm a little more

cautious than that.

 

Any information will be appreciated.

 

Margo O'Brien

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Well isn't this a refreshing post? It's nice to hear this kind of knowledge, experience, and encouragement to seek out alternative sources other than allopathic sources.

 

Maybe when people start looking for the cause and addressing that, instead of seeking out quick-fix pills that only mask symptoms ... will they see the light of how duped we have been.

Jan.........

=======================

 

In a message dated 5/20/2005 1:12:11 A.M. Central Daylight Time, irishfox4 writes:

I just joined this group yesterday and want to thank everyone for the wonderful and informative messages posted.I am 75 and well at least no degenerative diseases of old age. I joined this list so that I can help myself to stay well. My grandfather (Homeopath), and two uncles were doctors and they all said the same thing...If You Get Sick, Don't go to a doctor. I have always been interested in helping others with their health but the most disappointing thing is, that most people I know don't care and think that being sick is just part of life. Some people no matter what, just don't get it.I am learning about herbs and electromedicine, am using a zapper and making my own herbal tonics (prevention). Most people think I am crazy but they are sick and I am well, so who is crazy? I never take vaccinations have never had a flu shot, will never have one and I have never had the flu. I don't vaccinate my pets either.Just thanks to all of you caring people, this is just the list I was looking for.AnneVA USA

[Guest guest]

I couldn't agree more Jan.

Anne looking forward to your sharing your knowledge

with us.

lynn

 

--- treblclef2 wrote:

>

> Well isn't this a refreshing post? It's nice to

> hear this kind of

> knowledge, experience, and encouragement to seek out

> alternative sources other than

> allopathic sources.

>

> Maybe when people start looking for the cause and

> addressing that, instead

> of seeking out quick-fix pills that only mask

> symptoms ... will they see the

> light of how duped we have been.

> Jan.........

 

 

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Hello Terri, and welcome!

You can start by reading through the files on the groups site - a wealth of information on there. And go to: http://www.AcademyofNaturalHealing.com and listen to Doc's lecture. That will put you on the road to natural healing!

 

love

Lisa de Haas

Senior Moderator

 

-

mamaterri47

herbal remedies

Saturday, November 19, 2005 1:09 AM

Herbal Remedies - Introduction

Hi,I'm a newcomer to your group. I'm looking forward to learning as much as I can.Terri

[Guest guest]

fot10sfauxtexas - Lisa de Haas herbal remedies 11/19/2005 5:35:35 AM

Re: Herbal Remedies - Introduction

Hello Terri, and welcome!

You can start by reading through the files on the groups site - a wealth of information on there. And go to: http://www.AcademyofNaturalHealing.com and listen to Doc's lecture. That will put you on the road to natural healing!

 

love

Lisa de Haas

Senior Moderator

 

-

mamaterri47

herbal remedies

Saturday, November 19, 2005 1:09 AM

Herbal Remedies - Introduction

Hi,I'm a newcomer to your group. I'm looking forward to learning as much as I can.Terri

[Guest guest]

Molly -It is obvious that your husband needs immediat help; however, there is a huge problem with anyone providing oleander soup to you, because it could be construed as a violation of FDA laws. The good news is that if you live in San Antonio, you can make your own Oleander Soup much faster than anyone could likely supply you any of your own - San Antonio is covered with oleander plants. If you cannot find any, I am sure that I know someone there who can tell you where to obtain it, or possibly even help you get some oleander cuttings.So far as I know, Anvirzel is available only from one source at this time - Pheonix Biotech and their

facility in Honduras, Salud Integral. In my opinion, it is essentially the same as oleander soup that has been made under more exacting standards in a World Health approved lab facility and then freeze dried so that it can be preserved, shipped and then later re-constituted for use either orally or as an injection. Many people feel more comfortable with a product created in such a facility as opposed to making their own, and while I have complete confidence in properly prepared oleander soup, I can understand such sentiments. In order to obtain Anvirzel, you will have to supply Salud Integral with your husband's medical records. As soon as you do so and pay for the Anvirzel, they will Fedex it to you wihtout delay.If you read my book, you will find that the manufacturer for Anvirzel, Pheonix Biotech, offers a 10% discount on Anvirzel (which

typically costs $1800 to $2700 for a three month supply) to book purchasers. The same is true for the Takesun do Brasil rainforest botanical supplement manufacturer in Brazil, which makes an extract based on the same recipe I published for oleander soup and which is 80% oleander extract and a 20% combination of three other potent anti-cancer and immune-boosting rainforest botanicals including the highly regarded Agarius Blazei Murrill (ABM) mushroom). The formula was devised by a member of this forum group and I highly recommend it, as well as the other products from Takesun that make for great complimentary supplements to take with oleander. I know that this product is available and widely used outside the United States, but I am not certain about it's present availability in the U.S.Since it is not my normal practice to openly advertise or push specific

products on this forum site, I will send you the contact information for all of the sources (each of whom I have sent a copy of this message to) - and highly recommend that if you decide to use oleander that you do so as soon as possible. Time is not on your side with advanced stage 4, but hope certainly is as your husband appears to be quite a fighter with a history of defying the odds and has the added benefit of not having his immune system depleted or major organs further damaged as a result of foregoing chemo.Tony four_rosas <four_rosas wrote: Hi everyone- My name is Molly. My husband has stage 4 melanoma, with metastasis to every organ of

his body. He has a history of beating the odds: He's had stage 4 melanoma for 17 months, average maximum life expectancy is 12 months. When the tumor ate through his thigh bone he was told he would never walk again, he now walks with a slight limp. The hospice doctor said he wouldn't make it through the Christmas weekend, he's still here. We have two little boys, 5 yrs and 17 months, so he has a strong motivator in wanting to see them grow up. He feels that God will help him heal, as long as we do our part. We have tried every imaginable alternative therapy over the last year and a half, along with dietary changes, energy/body work, prayer, etc. He's had 6 surgeries, tried several forms of immunotherapy and clinical trials, he didn't use chemotherapy. I have just found out about oleander soup, while researching a drug called Anvirzel. Between taking care of my husband

and the kids, I am taxed to my limit. I have a few minutes now between coffee enemas and morning juicing, but I'm nursing the baby as I type! Is there any way to get oleander soup already prepared, or do you know of a source for Anvirzel? Even if someone could spare enough oleander soup for a week or so until I can make our own, that would be a tremendous help! We live in San Antonio, TX. I look forward to being part of the group and learning more. Molly Rosa

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[Guest guest]

Hi Shannon,

Welcome to the group. I am fairly new but have already gotten

comfortable and found this to be a fun bunch of people to converse

with. Enjoy.

 

What type of massage are you certifying in?

 

Peace & Light, Kathleen

 

www.ahealingmind.com

 

, " meregryfalcon "

<pennink0414 wrote:

>

> Hi, my name is Shannon. I live in the Northwest Phoenix area with my

1

> year old son. I'm currently a student massage therapist and will

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/7/2006 7:41:25 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time, ahealingplace writes:

What type of massage are you certifying in?Peace & Light, Kathleen

 

 

Kathleen,

 

Swedish, Reflexology, Acupressure, Cranial Sacral, Sports, Shiatsu, Trigger Point, Hydrotherapy, Injury, Russian Sports, and Structural. After graduation if I'm not working in a resort/spa I'm going to take a few classes in hot stone and aromatherapy.

 

Shannon

[Guest guest]

I have an Associates Degree in Medical Assisting with a specialty in Therapeutic Massage. I specialize in deep tissue and sports. Also, I hold a Master's of Science Degree in Health and Physical Education. Thanks pennink0414 wrote: In a message dated 3/7/2006 7:41:25 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time, ahealingplace writes: What type of massage are you certifying in?Peace & Light, Kathleen Kathleen, Swedish, Reflexology, Acupressure, Cranial Sacral, Sports, Shiatsu, Trigger Point, Hydrotherapy, Injury, Russian Sports, and Structural. After graduation if I'm not working in a resort/spa I'm going to take a few classes in hot stone and aromatherapy. Shannon

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[Guest guest]

Tua Na, Jin Shin Do, Acupressure, Reflexology and I took a class on

AShiatsu ... Since I utilize EFT in my current practice now, the

knowledge of Acupressure (Jin Shin Do & Reflexology) come in handy.

 

I just recently had the experience of the Hot Stone Massage and

loved it. I also really enjoy Aromatherapy along with my massages,

helps to take the mind out of the world, out of the worry.

 

Are you totally excited about starting your practice?

 

Peace, Kathleen

 

, pennink0414 wrote:

>

>

> In a message dated 3/7/2006 7:41:25 A.M. US Mountain Standard

Time,

> ahealingplace writes:

>

> What type of massage are you certifying in?

>

> Peace & Light, Kathleen

>

>

>

>

> Kathleen,

>

> Swedish, Reflexology, Acupressure, Cranial Sacral, Sports,

Shiatsu, Trigger

> Point, Hydrotherapy, Injury, Russian Sports, and Structural.

After

> graduation if I'm not working in a resort/spa I'm going to take a

few classes in hot

> stone and aromatherapy.

>

> Shannon

>

[Guest guest]

I am very excited. Although my enthusiasm is a little short coming tonight. Its finals week and I had my anatomy class...ug.

 

I'm hoping to work with athletes when I graduate, specifically hockey players.

 

Shannon

 

 

In a message dated 3/7/2006 7:46:55 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time, ahealingplace writes:

Tua Na, Jin Shin Do, Acupressure, Reflexology and I took a class on AShiatsu ... Since I utilize EFT in my current practice now, the knowledge of Acupressure (Jin Shin Do & Reflexology) come in handy.I just recently had the experience of the Hot Stone Massage and loved it. I also really enjoy Aromatherapy along with my massages, helps to take the mind out of the world, out of the worry.Are you totally excited about starting your practice?Peace, Kathleen

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Welcome, Michelle. Kathy from Florida

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of Michelle

Thursday, April 13, 2006

3:50 PM

 

 

Introduction

 

Hello, my name is Michelle. I am from NC. I have been

studying natural

health for years after overcoming chronic health

problems using

natural means. I am a certified herbalist and love

sharing information

on natural health with others. I'm glad to have

found this group.

 

Blessings,

 

Michelle Newport, CH

Nature For Life

" Better Health Through Better Living "

http://www.natureforlife.com

[Guest guest]

---hi welcopme

looking forward to sharing with you

 

phil

In , " Michelle " <mnewport

wrote:

>

> Hello, my name is Michelle. I am from NC. I have been studying

natural

> health for years after overcoming chronic health problems using

> natural means. I am a certified herbalist and love sharing

information

> on natural health with others. I'm glad to have found this group.

>

> Blessings,

>

> Michelle Newport, CH

> Nature For Life

> " Better Health Through Better Living "

> http://www.natureforlife.com

>