Major problems in my life!Drs Goelbel and Dr lampierand all

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Ok I''ll go into detail,

My sleep problem started during my dteached retina sururies That was 1983/1984 several doctors in the US Air forrce <kaiser medical center and sutter medical center) all conducted experiements to see whyt I was not sleping

I feel my brain has somehow turned of my sleep clycle and I have no idea how to turn it back on!

I've tried numerous natural sleep problems durin many years also three different doctors have tried or is trying to give me sme advice, As my dad died of a massive heart at 48 years old.

I feel the lack of sleep dooms me to the same fate

I have tried everything that Ddr Gobel and Dr Lampier has suggested in the past and am continuing now with minimal results

I asked some friends and communist china,india,ausrralia Etc., to check or severe insomia cures I've also Asked my temporary doctor for help ( Tempory Doctor until Dr payton Barrett gets back form Barbara Spinelli and she stopped the sleeping pills, Temazepan 30mg capsules and headache pain pills Fiorinal and put me on 50 mg of elevil which gives me about 1 hour sleep a night, but does not help. I'm getting weaker and weaker and along with the 30 year unirary incontinuncy problen I take 2 prescription medsbut still have to wear adultdiapers. I worry about that as everything I tale have no effect. My PSA is normal but my prostate id the size of a large orange/ grapefruit.

I do not know if the unirary problem is Kidney, Bladder of swollen prostate.

My blood pressure is normal and the Chinese product has produced no results and a frightening thing at the bottle is that the product cantains LEAD. I am calling them after finishing this email.

My TEMPORARY Doctor wants me to see a psychrist and neurologist. I have no mood swings and do not pick on anybody. Should I get the two test this dictoral doctor has

demended I get?

I take pain medication for the severe arthrttious in my nack and left sholder (Vicodin)

I have other problems, but If I can find solutions worldwide, I feel it would give me much stronger reasons for living

This is a long eamil. Thanks for reading it!

I wil order southerland opc today and see if that hepls any!

Bill

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blondfury123

oleander soup

2008-06-02 05:43

Re: sleep aid

 

 

Hi Maritza,My husband and I take St. John's Wort every night and are asleep within about 15 minutes of going to bed. We usually don't wake up, but if we do it's easy to fall back asleep. We were running low last week, so I stopped taking it for about 3 days until we could get some more. I didn't fall asleep as quickly, and I woke up 2-3 times during those nights. We've since gotten more, and I'm sleeping well again.Sharaoleander soup , "Tony" wrote:>> Hopefully one of our ace members such as Dr G or Dr L will step up and> help here, as I am the last person to ask that question! In fact, I> should be the one asking the question! I have sleep apnea and also have> to get up to water the ants at least a few times each night.> > I will say that I know what I need to do to correct my problem: a bit of> exercise, proper diet and continued work on a fatty liver are the keys. > Melatonin has helped sometimes, but causes wild dreams. Valerian is> good. So is Kava - but it can be hard on the liver.> > From the remedies site of my website (/remedies.htm)> > Insomnia> > l Valerian extract. On nights when you can't get to sleep, a> gentle herbal extract can do the trick. Take two teaspoons of valerian> liquid extract (Valeriana officinalis) mixed in 1/4 cup warm water. As> you wait for the herb to take effect, read a book. You can safely take> two more doses of valerian throughout the night if you wake up again.> Be aware that valerian makes some people jittery. If you have that> reaction, try skullcap (Scutellaria lateriflora) or passion flower> (Passiflora incarnata) instead.> > l Another valerian tea can be made by combining one cup of water,> one ounce of lemon verbena, one ounce of lemon peel and one ounce of> valerian herb in a pot. Bring water to a boil. Remove from heat and> add remaining ingredients. Let steep for 3 to 5 minutes; strain, and > drink slowly.> > l Chop a yellow onion and put it in a jar with a lid. Place on> your night table. When insomnia hits....open the jar and take a few> good whiffs. Lie back and think lovely thoughts. You should be asleep> within fifteen minutes.> > l Aniseed and water. Mix about 1/4 cup of aniseed in one cup of> water and bring to a boil. The aniseed should relax you and help you> fall asleep.> > l Red clover sleep tea:> > 1 cup water> 1 ounce lemon verbena> 1 ounce birch leaves> 1 ounce red clover> > Bring water to a boil. Remove from heat and add herbs. Let steep for> three to five minutes; strain, and drink slowly.> > > l Hot pack and towel. Heat the hot pack up in the microwave for> about a minute and a half then wrap it in the towel, put it on your> neck and go to bed. It should help you relax and fall asleep> > l Melatonin. Take two three mg tablets about 45 minutes before> bed. Do not take during the day. Melatonin is a natural substance> produced by the body itself.> > l Darkness. Any amount of light on any part of the body can> interfere with sleep. Take measures to darken your sleeping area as> much as possible.> > l Chamomile tea with milk. Before going to bed, drink chamomile> tea with milk. No sugar – if you must sweeten, use Stevia. > Often, warm milk by itself works well.> > l Turkey. Turkey contains a natural ingredient that makes you> drowsy. And you always wondered why you felt like nodding off after> Thanksgiving dinner, didn't you?> > l Lettuce and water. Stevia (optional) and lemon (optional). > Boil water, place a few lettuce leaves in a mug and then add boiling> water to the mug. Cover until cool. Add Stevia and/or lemon to taste.> If you have no Stevia, you may use a little honey, but not too much or > the sugar high may interfere with your sleep.> > l Open your mouth and try to yawn. Bring on a yawn...> another....another...keep going...chances are you'll be asleep in no> time.> > oleander soup , Maritza Vlasaty <mvlasaty@>> wrote:> >> >> > Tony,> > Could you recommend a supplement to help me sleep? I have a lot of> trouble sleeping and melatonin makes me worse.> >> > Thanks,> > Maritza> >> > -> >>

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I have read about using L-tryptophan (must have the L first) for regulating sleep. You take it before bed and it makes you sleep and then you take it again when you wake up to keep you awake. It's a natural thing for the body. The article I read was long but very interesting on how and why it works. It worked so good that our government took it off the market for a while, but had to put it back because there was nothing it did except regulate sleep. I don't think you can buy it in the stores, but the article said you could buy it on line, and it is cheap.

I hope you find some relief for your prostrate. If you search manual stroking of the prostrate gland you will find a few good sites on how this is done. It can release the toxins stored in the prostrate and make it go back to normal size, if cancer is not involved. Apparently doctors use to do this for men, but now it is very difficult to find a doctor willing to do it. If you print the article out and your doctor refuses, there is also an explanation of how to do it yourself, although it is harder to do it on yourself.

samala,ReneeOn Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 1:39 PM, Bill <w.wilkins wrote:

 

Ok I''ll go into detail,

I feel my brain has somehow turned of my sleep clycle and I have no idea how to turn it back on!My PSA is normal but my prostate id the size of a large orange/ grapefruit.

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Samala, Renee,

It's prostate not prostrate, just a friendly heads up.

 

Tammatha

 

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Gaiacita

oleander soup

Monday, June 02, 2008 7:22 PM

Re: Major problems in my life!Drs Goelbel and Dr lampierand all

 

 

I have read about using L-tryptophan (must have the L first) for regulating sleep. You take it before bed and it makes you sleep and then you take it again when you wake up to keep you awake. It's a natural thing for the body. The article I read was long but very interesting on how and why it works. It worked so good that our government took it off the market for a while, but had to put it back because there was nothing it did except regulate sleep. I don't think you can buy it in the stores, but the article said you could buy it on line, and it is cheap.I hope you find some relief for your prostrate. If you search manual stroking of the prostrate gland you will find a few good sites on how this is done. It can release the toxins stored in the prostrate and make it go back to normal size, if cancer is not involved. Apparently doctors use to do this for men, but now it is very difficult to find a doctor willing to do it. If you print the article out and your doctor refuses, there is also an explanation of how to do it yourself, although it is harder to do it on yourself. samala,Renee

On Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 1:39 PM, Bill <w.wilkins (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote:

 

Ok I''ll go into detail,

I feel my brain has somehow turned of my sleep clycle and I have no idea how to turn it back on!

My PSA is normal but my prostate id the size of a large orange/ grapefruit.

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L-tryptophan is in the stores, at least here in Oakland. I bought some as a loose powder since I have a capsule maker and make some for friends who are having sleep problems. I made some this morning for a friend who just had a heart attack and found out in the ER that he is diabetic! Stress did it to him.The store where I bought the l-tryptophan had several brands and versions. Online I found good prices at Iherb.com and vitacost.comPatGaiacita <gaiacita wrote: I have read about using L-tryptophan (must have the L first) for regulating sleep. You take it before bed and it makes you sleep and then you take it again when you wake up to keep you awake. It's a natural thing for the body. The article I read was long but very interesting on how and why it works. It worked so good that our government took it off the market for a while, but had to put it back because there was nothing it did except regulate sleep. I don't think you can buy it in the stores, but the article said you could buy it on line, and it is cheap. I hope you find some relief for your prostrate. If you search manual stroking of the prostrate gland you will find a few good sites on how this is done. It can release the toxins stored in the prostrate and make it go back to normal size, if cancer is not involved. Apparently doctors use to do this for men, but now it is very difficult to find a doctor

willing to do it. If you print the article out and your doctor refuses, there is also an explanation of how to do it yourself, although it is harder to do it on yourself. samala,ReneeOn Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 1:39 PM, Bill <w.wilkins (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote: Ok I''ll go into detail, I feel my brain has somehow turned of my sleep clycle and I have no idea how to turn it back on!My PSA is normal but my prostate id the size of a large orange/

grapefruit.

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yep, spelling is not my forte. Thank goodness for spell checker, but I must have missed that one. :-)samala,ReneeOn Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Tammatha <tammatha wrote:

 

 

Samala, Renee,

It's prostate not prostrate, just a friendly heads up.

 

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Hey Bill guy,

 

 

Here are a few more things I found:

 

http://www.epilobium.com/HTML/epilobpressrelease.htm

 

Epilobium is an herb that inhibits 5ar and aromatase enzymes – said

to reverse prostate problems effectively. It goes on to say that it

epilobium had been proven to have antibacterial, anti-inflammatory,

antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. See what ya think.

 

Here's a site that sells it: http://www.epilobium.com/buynow.html

 

Also, no matter what, I wouldn't forget about Essiac tea. It's great

for cleansing, draining toxins and boosting the immune system.

 

 

See? I bet ya feel better already!

 

MC