NEED HELP - rectal bleeding since last March

[Guest guest]

Dear Group:

 

I have not been a member very long and have never really been 'vocal'

but recently a dear friend told me of some inconclusive medical

trauma they are experiencing and I thought of my group here that

seems to 'rally' to try and provide assistance. I hope you can

uncover an untouched solution here.

 

The situation:

 

....rectal bleeding since last March, can't figure out why.

colonoscopy done...no cancer as of yet. next appoint. in 4 weeks (

the 3rd)

 

oncologist. H & H (hemoglobin & hemotocrit) running 17- & 54 to as

high as 20 & 60 - normal is around 10 & 30..still nothing conclusive

at this time..3rd appoint in 1 month...

 

Love & Blessings,

Lee

[Guest guest]

I have clients who suffered from rectal bleeding after bowel movements

that began taking a fish oil supplement and the problem was alleviated.

 

 

 

Blessings,

 

Michelle Newport, CHC, CH

Certified Herbalist

Nature's Sunshine Manager

 

Nature For Life

http://www.natureforlife.com

http://www.mynsp.com/natureforlife

 

 

Information contained in this e-mail is provided for informational

purposes and is not meant to substitute for the advice provided by your

own physician or other medical professional.

 

 

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> NEED HELP - rectal bleeding since last

> March

> " Marsha Lee " <marshaleelee

> Sun, September 17, 2006 4:23 pm

>

Dear Group:

>

> I have not been a member very long and have never really been 'vocal'

> but recently a dear friend told me of some inconclusive medical

> trauma they are experiencing and I thought of my group here that

> seems to 'rally' to try and provide assistance. I hope you can

> uncover an untouched solution here.

>

> The situation:

>

> ...rectal bleeding since last March, can't figure out why.

> colonoscopy done...no cancer as of yet. next appoint. in 4 weeks (

> the 3rd)

>

> oncologist. H & H (hemoglobin & hemotocrit) running 17- & 54 to as

> high as 20 & 60 - normal is around 10 & 30..still nothing conclusive

> at this time..3rd appoint in 1 month...

>

> Love & Blessings,

> Lee

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

my mother is currently undergoing chemotherapy for colon cancer. She

was back and forth to the doctors for 6 months complaining of rectal

bleeding. With a clean colonoscopy 15 months before, they did a

sigmoid exam and assured her (repeatedly) that it was bleeding

hemoroids. She even had surgery for the hemoroids- the surgeon didn't

notice anything either. Yet she had a tumor only 10 cm up, just where

the rectum and colon meet. When the tumor was finally found (it could

be felt but apparently not seen), it was late stage 3. Her blood work

showed no cancer markers even at that point.

Your friend should trust his/her instincts and insist that they check

further if it feels as though something is wrong.

 

If cancer is found, check out Essiac herbal tea, natural progesterone

cream, mushroom extracts and other alternative measures.

 

good luck- trust your instincts!

 

mary in maryland

[Guest guest]

Lee,

 

Some suggestions that perhaps will help symptoms if not heal the causes:

 

vitamin therapy, K (for capillaries), E, C, A, Iron, Magnesium, Boron (in

red meat)

fiber in diet

plenty of water

showers, not baths if bleeding

sitz baths (in a few inches of semi hot water) to speed healing and cleanse,

maybe with some sea salt added

drinking aloe vera (in water, or other beverages) will soothe GI tract

green tea (to prevent cancer)

 

Sometimes a big waffle house type breakfast will clear the spots before

one's eyes and the dizziness from being anemic. Order all this:

 

eggs

waffles or pancakes with syrup

grits and butter

bacon or sausage

coffee

orange juice

milk

 

somehow, this combination cures it for me

I will pray for your friend

In His Love

Athena

 

P. S. I had uncontrollable bleeding that lasted 7 weeks after a

miscarriage. I grew very weak and worried as the life just seemed to be ebbing

slowly

out of me. I asked him and Jesus touched me like the woman with the issue of

blood,, and when I got up I wasn't bleeding anymore.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

i had been a patient of FISTULA (pistula) for more than 9 years. last september

2002, surgery been done and i have a colostomy till now. Pelvic CT scan was been

done and all pelvic bone are okey. i am worried that sometimes i feel pain and

very hot at my lower part of my backbone. i hope our group can give me an

inspiration and god-given advise...

 

Marsha Lee <marshaleelee wrote:

Dear Group:

 

I have not been a member very long and have never really been 'vocal'

but recently a dear friend told me of some inconclusive medical

trauma they are experiencing and I thought of my group here that

seems to 'rally' to try and provide assistance. I hope you can

uncover an untouched solution here.

 

The situation:

 

....rectal bleeding since last March, can't figure out why.

colonoscopy done...no cancer as of yet. next appoint. in 4 weeks (

the 3rd)

 

oncologist. H & H (hemoglobin & hemotocrit) running 17- & 54 to as

high as 20 & 60 - normal is around 10 & 30..still nothing conclusive

at this time..3rd appoint in 1 month...

 

Love & Blessings,

Lee

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Try the new Philippines Front Page!

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Lee,

 

Countless problems from the rectum to the mouth (it's all

connected!) have been solved simply by fixing the bacteria

imbalance. The bowels can't heal if they don't have proper

bacteria. We've healed 4 different bowel problems in my family

using In-Liven probiotic superfood. It's the only certified organic

probiotic superfood that I have ever heard of. It contains a full

spectrum of lactobaccillus bacteria. I think that's why we never

had success with probiotic before; most are missing some essential

bacteria. Last night was the monthly conference call and the

formulator was asked about Chron's disease. He has seen many hard

core cases go away with a few dietary changes and using In-Liven. I

would also add some essential fatty acids in this case, like hemp or

borage oil. Increase slowly until she's at about three times the

recommended amount and take at that level for 2-3 months along with

In-Liven at double or even triple the recommended amount for about a

month. Then go to the normal amount. If healing happens faster than

a month, reduce to the regular amount. I have lots of details about

this in my files. She can email me for more info

(hotmocha). There is limited info on the website:

www.goodskinforlife.com.

 

Avoid: dairy, meat, caffeine and sugar. There are many reasons for

this: acidity, transit time, pollutants and sugar feeds bad

bacteria. That alone might help somewhat but especially after a

colonoscopy she will need healthy bacteria. Try blended drinks (60%

fruit, 40% greens and some oil), eat short grain brown rice. Chew

well!

 

One day I will finally put this info all together and get a new

website up. If anyone can help with that, please let me know! I

have the domain name and info and set up ideas but am lacking the

html experience.

 

Sharon

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " Marsha Lee "

<marshaleelee wrote:

>

> Dear Group:

>

> I have not been a member very long and have never really

been 'vocal'

> but recently a dear friend told me of some inconclusive medical

> trauma they are experiencing and I thought of my group here that

> seems to 'rally' to try and provide assistance. I hope you can

> uncover an untouched solution here.

>

> The situation:

>

> ...rectal bleeding since last March, can't figure out why.

> colonoscopy done...no cancer as of yet. next appoint. in 4 weeks

(

> the 3rd)

>

> oncologist. H & H (hemoglobin & hemotocrit) running 17- & 54 to

as

> high as 20 & 60 - normal is around 10 & 30..still nothing

conclusive

> at this time..3rd appoint in 1 month...

>

> Love & Blessings,

> Lee

>