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Nate,

 

I would check with Doc Ian but the heart formula is a very awesome formula.

 

At 38 my husband had a heart attack and has a mitral valve problem....b/p

was 220/175. After 2 months on heart formula he was off his prescription

meds with normal b/p and feeling much better. He may have been able to get

off meds sooner but that was when he went for his re-check.

 

Now 3 years later all is fine for him still, no meds just heart formula with

a backer of habenero tincture that he likes to take as well.

 

His b/p has been 135/90 on average for a very long time and has had no

trouble. I know this stuff works!

 

Good Luck and God Bless,

Jamie, Az

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" N Snelson " <az_nate

<herbal remedies >

Sunday, August 11, 2002 12:40 AM

Re: [herbal remedies] Osteo-arthritis

 

 

> Hey all. I've been lurking for a while but I'll jump

> in with a post.

>

> I'm 28 and have arthritis in my knees due to basically

> the samething where I've worn them out. I've had

> multiple knee injuries (all dumb wihtout exciting

> stories to tell) which has stripped the bursas

> (bursii?) which cushion. I also have Marfan's

> Syndrome which is a genetic disorder that causes

> elongated limbs and extra height (and many other

> annoying ailments). I grew so fast that one leg is

> ever so slightly shorter than the other which caused

> wear and tear from my body trying to compensate.

> Throw in scoliosis just for fun. I lived with chronic

> pain for 14 years until I finally went to a

> chiropractor who was able to figure it all out.

> Allopaths wouldn't even investigate and would only

> prescribe pain killers which I wouldn't take for love

> of my kidneys and liver.

>

> Eesh. This wasn't supposed to be so whiney.

>

> Anyhow, beside the heel lift to correct the length

> difference in my legs (makes a huge difference) I use

> an arnica gel on my knees when the pain is too bad.

> It takes the edge off so that I don't even notice the

> normal pain and also helps to reduce swelling. My

> mother has arthritis in her hands and started using

> the same gel and loves it. There are multiple brands

> and seem to work about the same. I prefer the gels as

> opposed to the creams as the gel isn't greasy and

> dries clear.

>

> Since I'm posting, I was recently diagnosed with

> mitral valve prolapse which is common with Marfan's so

> wasn't horribly surprising. Anyone have any

> suggestions on ways of lessening the amount of or

> severity of heart palpitations? They can be quite

> disconcerting and unsettling. They're not life

> threatening but they do make me light headed and wipe

> me out.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Nate

>

> --- iris054 <clicker wrote:

> > I finally got my insurance reinstated, and then went

> > to a bone

> > specialist, as we've discussed here. What's wrong

> > with my left

> > thumb, at the last joint before the wrist (it's

> > screaming in pain so

> > bad I can't sleep) turns out to be osteo-arthritis.

> > IOW, the doc

> > said I " wore it out " . It's bone on bone with no

> > cartilage left.

>

> <truncated>

>

> > Now, I'm open to suggestions. Have any of you found

> > something that

> > helps you cope with arthritis?

> >

> > Melinda

> >

> >

>

>

>

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> 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire.

> 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural

remedy.

> 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and

to

> prescribe for your own health.

> We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long

as

> they behave themselves.

> Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any

person

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