intro

[Guest guest]

Mike,

 

Please ask for any help you need. We love to discuss cases here. At

least three of us have worked in school clinics in the past, also.

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Bo,

I'm a naturopathic physician and licensed acupunturist from Portland, Oregon

(USA). I became very excited when I read that you attended the Avicenna

Institute as I am currently interested in the medicine of Avicenna. Please

give me more information regarding that program, if possible. I would very

much appreciate it.

Thad Jacobs, M.S.O.M., N. D.

 

By the way, one of my Chinese medicine professors is a native German

(although, with all the time he's spent in China, I think he believes he's

Chinese). His name is Heiner Fruehauf and is very respected in the US.

Anyway, just thought I'd mention him in case you've heard of him.

-

<BoSchmidt-Ulmer

 

Wednesday, May 10, 2000 10:50 PM

intro

 

 

>

> Hello all,

>

> my name is Bodo Schmidt-Ulmer, Bo and I´m a acupuncturist and herbalist

from

> south germany - any other germans in this group?

>

> Primarily studied (until diploma) technical engeneering, some years of

work,

> but finally I found my destination: learned TCM with some german teachers

> you probably don´t know. (Institute for TCM, Bochum and Avicenna

Institute,

> Witten)

>

> Working on this topic since 9 years. And I love it ...

>

> If there are any more questions to my person - just ask

>

> Best wishes to all of you

>

> Bo

>

> Please don´t mind asking when you think I perhaps didn´t use the right

> words - english isn´t my native language -- yiih

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

--- Spring Wind Herbs <amellis wrote:

 

> And if I was not a member and thought I was, now I am remembering that I

>forgot. In either case you are stuck with me.

 

Too much/too little baiguo too late/too early?

 

 

 

Kick off your party with Invites.

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[Guest guest]

welcome cindy!

 

sounds like you have your hands full : )

i would love to hear about your soap making.

i have made soap a few years back and am wanting

to do this again.

 

blessings, andréa

 

> ----------

> Graham Family

> Reply the_oil_co-op

> Wednesday, September 20, 2000 1:41 PM

> the_oil_co-op

> [the_oil_co-op] Intro

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I am Cindy. I live with my dh, Bill, and our 8 month old son, Aidan. We

> also have 2 parakeets, 1 cockatiel, and 2 cats. I have been making soap

> for

> just over a year now (while working full time and going through a

> pregnancy).

>

> I joined to be able to find quality oils to use in my soapmaking as well

> as

> hopefully learn how to blend oils. I have had a few people react to some

> of

> the FOs I have used in my soap so I want to make more soaps available for

> people sensative to FO.

>

> Enough rambling for now,

> Cindy

> http://www.homestead.com/gdsc

> Handmade Soaps

> http://www.homestead.com/the_graham_family/home.html

> Graham Family website

>

> AOL IM - RoseLayde

> ICQ - 25636549

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Rene,

 

I became interested in OM

several years ago, due to a illness and problems in artificial

intelligence.

 

I'd like to discuss this with you, but it's not

really germane to the topic of this list.

Can you contact me directly at: cosmic.dragon

 

Thanks,

 

Ken Rose

[Guest guest]

Karim

 

can you share any experiences in the treatment and prognosis of MS as this topic

interests me.I will ask another CHA member Ann, to forward you an article I did

on MS to you.

 

Heiko

 

 

Hakim.Mohammad Kassem Karim wrote:

 

> Dear group

> I am a practitioner of TCM, Ayurveda and Unani medicine based in

> Scotland. My main area of work is the treatment of chronic fatigue and other

> conditions met with here in Scotland such as MS Psoriasis and Arthritis. I

> also teach MDs acupuncture and herbalism.

>

> Sincerely Hakim. M K Karim

>

> Chinese Herbal Medicine, a voluntary organization of licensed healthcare

practitioners, matriculated students and postgraduate academics specializing in

Chinese Herbal Medicine, provides a variety of professional services, including

board approved online continuing education.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Daniel,

To use Chinese herbs we should make diagnose through Chinese way and

recommend herbs in agreement with the following criteria:

Four Qi (cold, refreshing, warm and hot),

Five flavors (spicy, salty, sour, bitter and sweetened),

Four directions (to arise, to go down, to float, to sink)

Five colors (green, red, yellow, darkness and clear)

As you see is necessary to know very well that we are doing, for not

provoking undesirable effects in the patient.

Hint: when you want to know if a medicine is good for the patient, apply the

test O-Ring Bi Digital Test (Dr Omura). In the case of an animal we should

use another person as middleman.

 

Nilton

Acupuncturist

 

 

-

" daniel dormer " <tedorm58

" Chinese Traditional Medicine " <Chinese Traditional Medicine >

Monday, September 03, 2001 11:41 AM

[Chinese Traditional Medicine] Intro

 

 

> Hi,

> I just joined your group to learn more about Chinese Healing. I will

> state at the beginning that I am a novice and at the beginning of

> learning (I'm sure I will mostly lurk), but I did have a question about

> the use of Chinese herbs.

> This is on behalf of one of my dogs, who has multiple inhalant allergies

> and we've been on a quest to resolve this by improving his health from

> the inside out. I do have an alternative vet who uses homeopathy and

> Chinese herbs, and for the first time has prescribed the herbs to help

> him with a particular bad time he is having with his skin--very

> irritated, red, itchy, with many bare spots, angry looking. He looks

> dry and feels dry. A human Chinese practitioner in my neighborhood says

> he has very much fire, particularly his ears, and his kidneys are the

> source. However, I have recently learned there is false fire and true

> fire.

> The herbs prescribed are a blend and are the following:

>

> Bai Xian Pi

> Ku Shen

> Fu Ling

> Jing Jie

> Fang Feng

> Ju Hua

> Zhi Zi

> Jin Yin Hua

> Xuan Shen

> Dang Gui

>

> Upon researching these herbs, I find they are all to remove heat and/or

> wind, some being anti-inflammatory, some being anti-bacterial, some

> being diuretic. I know you cannot diagnose, but my question is do these

> herbs draw out? Since taking these herbs (only for about 10 days now),

> I do notice the diuretic effect, but I notice that for the first time

> Buck has a smell of fermentation in his ears and his breath is very bad.

> Could this be brought about by the actions of the herbs, or do I need to

> consider something else?

> I apologize for my ignorance, but I am interested in learning more about

> Chinese healing, though I know it is a very long path I will be taking.

> Thanks for any assist or guidance here.

>

> Tamara and the Zoo

>

> " Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains

> unawakened. " -- Anatole France

>

> " You, yourself, as much as anybody in the universe, deserve your love

> and affection. " -- Buddha

>

>

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>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Lyn,

 

Welcome to the list......I have been here for about two months and have learned

alot from these great people. I am a newbie to EOs, too. Herbs....I know a

little about, been using them for quite a while now. Don't be afraid to ask

questions.....there are a lot of knowledgeable people here. :0)

Linda

Red Barn Enterprises

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Candles & Metal Home Decor

-

Lyn

Thursday, November 29, 2001 3:44 PM

INTRO

 

 

 

Hi Everyone

My name is Lyn, this is all new to me using essential oils and herbs,

I recently started about 4 months ago, seeking more knowledge and I am

glad I found this group.

 

It will be exciting to be able to talk/type to you guys

 

Peace

Lyn

.

.

.

.

.

.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Lyn,

Welcome to this marvelous group...I am new also, and am engrossed daily, and

learning much by reading, reading, reading...follow the links each member

has and learn what they do..it's interesting and informative...great info!!

 

Helen Long

in Florida

 

 

-

" Lyn " <Yrblkonyxx

 

Thursday, November 29, 2001 4:44 PM

INTRO

 

 

 

Hi Everyone

My name is Lyn, this is all new to me using essential oils and herbs,

I recently started about 4 months ago, seeking more knowledge and I am

glad I found this group.

 

It will be exciting to be able to talk/type to you guys

 

Peace

Lyn

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My Pictures of Aromatic Plants and Exotic Places In Turkey

http://members.home.net/chrisziggy1/triptoturkey.html

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Margaret~

 

I'm Kelly, Iive in Panama City ) Was just over your way day before yesterday

anique shopping in Destin. There are bunches of floridians on this list

 

Welcome!

Kelly

-

margaret

Thursday, November 29, 2001 7:08 PM

INTRO

 

 

Hello,

Time for me to say hello. I joined last night to learn. So

I guess I am at the right place. Like you Helen been reading

and surfing all day. Very interesting. Lots to learn, so will be

lurking a lot.

BTW Helen what part of Florida? I am from Pensacola.

Moved over the Alabama state line, but P'cola is home.

 

Margaret (Mar)

 

 

 

Welcome to this marvelous group...I am new also, and am engrossed daily, and

learning much by reading, reading, reading...follow the links each member

has and learn what they do..it's interesting and informative...great info!!

 

Helen Long

in Florida

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Mar!

 

Welcome ... and I'm in Florida too... course, you, LIKE everyone else, it seems,

are on the opposite coast from me - I'm in Flagler County, Palm Coast, though

many years ago, (when I also lived in Alabama, ever hear of Brewton?) we

regularly went to Pensacola beach - nice place!

 

Hugs,

 

Marilyn

 

margaret wrote:

 

> Hello,

> Time for me to say hello. I joined last night to learn. So

> I guess I am at the right place. Like you Helen been reading

> and surfing all day. Very interesting. Lots to learn, so will be

> lurking a lot.

> BTW Helen what part of Florida? I am from Pensacola.

> Moved over the Alabama state line, but P'cola is home.

>

> Margaret (Mar)

>

> Welcome to this marvelous group...I am new also, and am engrossed daily, and

> learning much by reading, reading, reading...follow the links each member

> has and learn what they do..it's interesting and informative...great info!!

>

> Helen Long

> in Florida

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Guys

I recently purchased a few EO's they are the following. Patchouli,

Rosemary,Lavendar,Lemon and Peppermint.the base I use with them is

sweet almond oil,I use them not all at one time, on my hair and skin I

put them in rinses with homemade tea for my hair also.

if anyone else has a better suggestion please let me know .I am going

to read the archives now so I'll be lurking, I wish you guys could see

how excited I am

Oh and that Jasmine Absolute has had my mind racing for weeks I want

it I just want to find out EVERYTHING about it first.

anywhoo I'm off to the archives

Peace

Lyn

also in Florida

 

 

 

, " Helen & Carl Long " <hlong@t...> wrote:

> Hi Lyn,

> Welcome to this marvelous group...I am new also, and am engrossed

daily, and

> learning much by reading, reading, reading...follow the links each

member

> has and learn what they do..it's interesting and informative...great

info!!

>

> Helen Long

> in Fl

[Guest guest]

Thanks Marilyn,

 

Yep know Brewton well. Kids played ball against them many times.

Glad to meet you.

 

Mar

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome ... and I'm in Florida too... course, you, LIKE everyone else, it seems,

are on the opposite coast from me - I'm in Flagler County, Palm Coast, though

many years ago, (when I also lived in Alabama, ever hear of Brewton?) we

regularly went to Pensacola beach - nice place!

 

Hugs,

 

Marilyn

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Since you're in Wisconsin, the first question has to be, how far are you

from the nearest big DC powerline? Often, it has been found that exposure

to electric fields is a factor in uncontrollable thyroids. If there are no

powerlines in the area, check your bedroom. This kind of thing can result

from an electric circuit breaker panel too close to the bed, certain types

of clock radios, electric blankets, and old iron or brass lamps.

 

It would be a good idea to check for a possible candida infection. This can

affect the thyroid.

 

At 12:35 PM 2/25/02 -0000, you wrote:

>Hello. I am looking for a list that will be able to help me with a

>medical problem I have and your list looked like a good place to

>start. I'm afraid I'm very new to natural healing and won't be able

>to offer anything to anyone. For the time being I'll only be asking

>questions... So, here's the first one. Six years ago I was

>diagnosed with an underactive thyroid and the dr's have been trying

>to get my tsh levels under control ever since. Well, it's not

>working. I am taking 300 mg levoxil right now. The dose keeps going

>up and up and the other symptoms keep getting worse and worse. My

>weight is skyrocketing,my monthly cycles are terrible and I'm so sick

>of the mood swings I could about scream!! So, I'm looking for a

>better way to get this thyroid thing under control. Is there anyway

>to get it functioning again?

>

>I guess I could take a minute to introduce myself too. I live in

>central wisconsin with my dh and two young daughters (age 3 and 6)on

>5 acres in the country. We raise goats for meat and milk (the

>milking will start in the next week!!) and we raise our own chickens

>for meat and eggs (and for fun too). we have also raised rabbits for

>meat, but we don't seem to like that as much so I only have a few.

>We are trying to get to the point where we are totally removed from

>the traditional food system. This year we will be working even

>harder on the gardens. It is taking some time to figure out how much

>you need to plant to get the right amount for an entire year. My dh

>is interested in planting herbs too this year. He custom mixes our

>shampoo and we make all of our own soap. Well, that's all the time I

>have, I've got to get going and wake up the rest of the family.

>Thanks in advance for any help.

>

>Peace and Grace

>Lynnette

>

[Guest guest]

"Since you're in Wisconsin, the first question has to be, how far are youfrom the nearest big DC powerline? Often, it has been found that exposureto electric fields is a factor in uncontrollable thyroids. If there are nopowerlines in the area, check your bedroom. This kind of thing can resultfrom an electric circuit breaker panel too close to the bed, certain typesof clock radios, electric blankets, and old iron or brass lamps.It would be a good idea to check for a possible candida infection. This canaffect the thyroid."

 

OK, define big...and how close is close?.. there are power lines that are about a mile away from the house. However this problem predates the time we moved into this house (although that might make it not get better). The breaker box is in the basement on the opposite wall, we don't use (never have) an electric blanket, but do have a clock radio. How do I know if that is one that is contributing? Our bedroom light fixture is a newer ceiling fan. Do these things sound like problems or would they be ok?? The one thing I did forget to say in the first post is that this thyroid problem did happen while I was pregnant with my first child, just in case that makes a difference.

 

Then, the candida infection, that would be entirely possible. The only time in the last 6 years I've felt really great was the 2 months I was on the Atkins diet. I guess I'll go back to that for awhile and see what happens. Are there any supplements that I should check out to get started with??

 

Thanks for the help.

Peace and Grace

Lynnette

[Guest guest]

--- Todd & Lynnette Mitchell <tmitchell wrote:

> " Since you're in Wisconsin, the first question has to be, how far are you

> from the nearest big DC powerline? Often, it has been found that

> exposure

> to electric fields is a factor in uncontrollable thyroids. If there are

> no

> powerlines in the area, check your bedroom. This kind of thing can

> result

> from an electric circuit breaker panel too close to the bed, certain

> types

> of clock radios, electric blankets, and old iron or brass lamps.

>

> It would be a good idea to check for a possible candida infection. This

> can

> affect the thyroid. "

>

>

> OK, define big...and how close is close?.. there are power lines that are

> about a mile away from the house. However this problem predates the time

> we moved into this house (although that might make it not get better).

> The breaker box is in the basement on the opposite wall, we don't use

> (never have) an electric blanket, but do have a clock radio. How do I

> know if that is one that is contributing? Our bedroom light fixture is a

> newer ceiling fan. Do these things sound like problems or would they be

> ok?? The one thing I did forget to say in the first post is that this

> thyroid problem did happen while I was pregnant with my first child, just

> in case that makes a difference.

>

> Then, the candida infection, that would be entirely possible. The only

> time in the last 6 years I've felt really great was the 2 months I was on

> the Atkins diet. I guess I'll go back to that for awhile and see what

> happens. Are there any supplements that I should check out to get

> started with??

>

> Thanks for the help.

> Peace and Grace

> Lynnette

 

Hi Lynnette,

I would definitely check into the candida possibility. I'm just now working

with trying to regulate a low thyroid. Mine is undeniably candida related.

Times like pregnancy, puberty, and menopause are some of the key triggers

for thyroid problems. I'm not an expert, but iodine and thyodine

supplements can help to regulate the thyroid. Also, diet is key. If you

haven't read it, there's a great book called 'The Diet Cure' by Julia Ross.

She talks quite a bit about the thyroid in there.

 

Take care,

Ann

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Fair questions. It's just a good idea to look into this stuff, just in

case. Big powerlines means they have metal towers that are larger than your

house.

 

With clock radios, the thing to do is move it away from the bed, at least 3

to 5 feet from any part of your body. If you get better, then that was the

problem. Terribly unscientific method there, but that's really all we have,

unless you want to get Spark Burmaster over to your place to do a thorough

check.

 

Ceiling fans rarely cause problems, although sometimes one installed just

BELOW the bed, in a room underneath, will do a number on people.

 

The fact that this started with pregnancy is a fairly common thing. Doctors

see it all the time, but they generally don't know what to do about it.

 

The only thyroid supplements i know of are kelp and potassium iodate. But

they sometimes can make things worse -- you have to monitor yourself very

carefully when using those.

 

At 08:28 PM 2/25/02 -0600, you wrote:

>

>

>OK, define big...and how close is close?.. there are power lines that are

about a mile away from the house. However this problem predates the time we

moved into this house (although that might make it not get better). The

breaker box is in the basement on the opposite wall, we don't use (never

have) an electric blanket, but do have a clock radio. How do I know if that

is one that is contributing? Our bedroom light fixture is a newer ceiling

fan. Do these things sound like problems or would they be ok?? The one

thing I did forget to say in the first post is that this thyroid problem did

happen while I was pregnant with my first child, just in case that makes a

difference.

>

>Then, the candida infection, that would be entirely possible. The only

time in the last 6 years I've felt really great was the 2 months I was on

the Atkins diet. I guess I'll go back to that for awhile and see what

happens. Are there any supplements that I should check out to get started

with??

>

>Thanks for the help.

>Peace and Grace

>Lynnette

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome Janine

Now, I haven't asked a question for a long time, (some on this group know that

early on when I joined I was always asking questions about words and terms I

didn't understand) something to do with me coming from this far off country )

So, it's time for a question - please what is 'rockhounding'?

 

> bumble bees bite, there was no stinger

 

Regards

 

Ann - Scotland

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Tiffany

Welcome to the group.

I hope it all works out ok.

 

T

 

At 12:35 AM 4/24/02 -0400, you wrote:

>Hi all. :-) I'm Tiffany and I just joined a couple of days ago. My husband

>was just diagnosed with malignant melanoma and we are awaiting results

>from his axillary dissection to see if it is metastatic or not. We have

>decided definitely NOT doing chemo if it has metastisized. Right now he is

>taking Essiac for the cancer and Vit C for wound healing. Can't afford a

>Moss Report (he is in the Navy, I am a SAHM) so we are researching this

>ourselves. I'm also an LPN but I don't plan on ever going back to

>allopathic nursing for philosophical reasons so I am also learning about

>Herbal stuff, Homeopathy, Bach Remedies, etc and will probably become a

>CNHP when my kids are a little older. They are 4 years old (daughter) and

>5½ months old (son).

>

>

>~*~ Tiffany ~*~

>Mama to Princess Chanel (4/98) and Prince Xander (11/01)

>~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~

>He who kneels before God can stand before anyone.

>~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~

>

>

[Guest guest]

This is just a sujestion I hear raw beets are good to

break up tumors. I would try a poltice of grated beet

if it was me.

Peg

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

At 12:35 AM -0400 4/24/02, TIFFANY LUFKIN wrote:

> Hi all. :-) I'm Tiffany and I just joined a couple of days ago. My husband was

>just diagnosed with malignant melanoma and we are awaiting results from his

>axillary dissection to see if it is metastatic or not. We have decided

>definitely NOT doing chemo if it has metastisized. Right now he is taking

>Essiac for the cancer and Vit C for wound healing. Can't afford a Moss Report

>(he is in the Navy, I am a SAHM) so we are researching this ourselves. I'm

>also an LPN but I don't plan on ever going back to allopathic nursing for

>philosophical reasons so I am also learning about Herbal stuff, Homeopathy,

>Bach Remedies, etc and will probably become a CNHP when my kids are a little

>older. They are 4 years old (daughter) and 5¥¯ months old (son).

 

My wife died from complications post stomach cancer surgery. She formed a

second tumor of non-specific cells which descended in teh peritonial cavity

and formed into a 12cm mass.

 

I spent about 16 hours a day, reasearch while also running our school,

taking care of kids and taking care of her. So the information in my head is

very jumbled and certainly not organized.

 

The studies I read about which interested me the most were one from Germany.

20 people were funded to take part in a ONE YEAR study to see if high doses

of CoQ10 would have any effect.

 

All these patients had Brain Cancer (which in the allopathic world means 99%

dead in 8 months or less, hence the one year funding)

 

Patients were put in 400 mg of CoQ10 and went to a diet high in fruit,

vegetable ( close to raw as I remember), and fairly high protein diets. They

exercised ( not sure what form but I think some weight training and things

like yoga and some cardio).

 

Most of the patients had multiple cancers two or three had breast cancer, a

few had liver cancer (another of the no chance cancers) one had cancer in

heart, liver, lung brain breast and eye!

 

4 years later, yes 4, 16 of the original 20 were still alive and 5 or 6

showed no signs of having any cancer at all.

 

I also read somewhere about melatonin in high doses (400~600 per day).

 

I do not really think Essaic Tea is very effective. I would think it might

be more effective if made fresh.

 

There is another chemical compound which will break the cycle where the

cancer (which is eating glucose) forces the body to take the lactic acid?

(think that is worng) and recycle it into glucose, which uses more energy

than it produces in glucose, hence the wasting effect some cancers have.

 

I have a naturopath in the West coast and I will contact him and see what

that is.

 

CoQ10 and Melatonin are relatively inexpensive as is teh last chemical.

 

I do not think cancer is a very strong cell type.

 

One other thing cance cannot grow in an alkaline sytem. There are some

calcium xxxates which will make the body more alkaline. Cancer loves acid.

Loves sugar, even honey.

 

However fruits (try to avoid the more acidic ones like citrus) help.

 

Good luck. You will find this illness is a blessing to you and your husband.

You now have joined the club of people who know how precious each moment of

life is.

 

Cancer is a very beatable cell structure.

 

Zip

 

The Dragonmaster

Heaven on Earth

 

dragonmasterzip

 

He who rules truly serves and she who serves truly rules.

[Guest guest]

Yes, please do.

 

Ian "Doc" Shillington N.D.505-772-5889Dr.IanShillington

 

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Yvonne Mukherjee

herbal remedies

Wednesday, April 24, 2002 7:36 AM

Re: [herbal remedies] Intro

 

I should really be more careful with my 'reply' button... apologies to all!

 

A rather red-faced

Yvonne

[Guest guest]

At 11:05 AM -0400 4/24/02, Zip wrote:

> At 12:35 AM -0400 4/24/02, TIFFANY LUFKIN wrote:

> > Hi all. :-) I'm Tiffany and I just joined a couple of days ago. My husband

>was just diagnosed with malignant melanoma and we are awaiting results from

>his axillary dissection to see if it is metastatic or not. We have decided

>definitely NOT doing chemo if it has metastisized. Right now he is taking

>Essiac for the cancer and Vit C for wound healing. Can't afford a Moss Report

>(he is in the Navy, I am a SAHM) so we are researching this ourselves. I'm

>also an LPN but I don't plan on ever going back to allopathic nursing for

>philosophical reasons so I am also learning about Herbal stuff, Homeopathy,

>Bach Remedies, etc and will probably become a CNHP when my kids are a little

>older. They are 4 years old (daughter) and 5¥¯ months old (son).

>

> My wife died from complications post stomach cancer surgery. She formed a

>second tumor of non-specific cells which descended in teh peritonial cavity

>and formed into a 12cm mass.

>

 

I forgot to mention here, her second tumor was found on May 3 1999 by July

25th we had shrunk it to 5cm. She died from a ruptured intestine on Aug 5th

and that day it was only 3 cm.

 

So we were beating the cancer when we got side swiped by a different truck.

 

Zip

 

The Dragonmaster

Heaven on Earth

 

dragonmasterzip

 

He who rules truly serves and she who serves truly rules.

[Guest guest]

Welcome

Lurk away that is how we all started.

 

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At 06:37 PM 4/30/02 -0500, you wrote:

>Hello,

>I joined this group a couple of days ago and thought I should introduce

>myself. I am a stay at home mother of 7 (3 are not home anymore).

>I am mainly a lurker since I am still in the learning process so I don't

>really have much to contribute but I surely am enjoying all the post.

>Thank you

>Vickie

>

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[Guest guest]

Dear Chris,

 

I recommend you give your mother my cassette lecture on "Naturopathy". The tape is free, and all I need is your name and address sent to me in a private e-mail, and I'll ensure you get one.

 

It is a great dissemination tool to get people switched over to natural healing. )

 

Love,

 

Doc

 

Ian "Doc" Shillington N.D.505-772-5889Dr.IanShillington

 

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C.A.Spence

Herbal Remedies

Wednesday, June 12, 2002 5:06 AM

[herbal remedies] Intro

 

Hi everyone. My name is Chris and I have just joined this group. I have just completed a course in herbology and am currently studying Nutrition and Chemistry. I am really interested in learning as much as possible to stay well and try to help others as they request it.

 

I would like to know if anyone can suggest what I can do for my mother. She is 78 years old, diabetic, weighs 280 lbs., has arthritis, glaucoma, cataracts, congestive heart failure and who knows what else. Recently she had bad pain in her left knee. Her doctor x-rayed it and said she had no cartilage in that knee. He gave her a powerful pain killer and told her to stop taking glucosamine. Is that insanity or what?

 

I really believe that her health could be greatly improved if she could get away from the "doctor mentality" and start on natural remedies.

 

Thanks for any advice.

Chris