Guest guest Posted November 5, 2003 Report Share Posted November 5, 2003 Hi Joann, It is indeed difficult to pull oneself back from the brink. I am certainly taking to heart what you wrote about herbal drinks with regard to your heart attack. Today I made peppermint tea and put a few drops of peppermint oil in it. In fact, now I have a hunkering for ginger. I bought fresh gingerroot recently. We don't have those wonderful stalks of fresh ginger like they do in Japan but that and dried ginger should do in a nice tea. What we have to do for health individually many times flies in the face of conventional and even non-conventional wisdom. Frequently, we have to fight the caregivers themselves. Was it on this list a description of how George Washington died due to being bled by his doctors? If not, the story could probably be accessed by any of the search engines. Best regards and thanks, ZB Protect your identity with Mail AddressGuard http://antispam./whatsnewfree Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 5, 2003 Report Share Posted November 5, 2003 ---Hi! Heart attacks in women are usually linked to any number of digestive complaints. I know that my heart attack stemmed from improper diet, and a lack of proper fluids as well. herbal teas were an excellent way of providing the extra fluids that I needed to keep my blood serum up to par and my heartbeat more normal. Warm foods and fluids just really relax the stomach muscles and aid digestion. I didn't expect any help from mainstream medicine and as for 'caregivers', I found they were usually wayoff base for only I knew how I truly felt. So many times well meaning people told me, 'it's all in your head.'It was. <LOL The answers were all there. I just had to search them out and respond. Follow your own intuition. Thats the best rule of thumb. If the first and second opinions are wrong, just remember that yours is the only one that counts. Allopathic medicine keeps telling us that our answers are so complicated and so complex that we've lost track of some really simpler more effective solutions! You may email me. Luv, JoAnn Medicine_Forum , Zamyrabyrd <zamyrabyrd> wrote: > Hi Joann, > > It is indeed difficult to pull oneself back from the > brink. I am certainly taking to heart what you wrote > about herbal drinks with regard to your heart attack. > Today I made peppermint tea and put a few drops of > peppermint oil in it. In fact, now I have a hunkering > for ginger. I bought fresh gingerroot recently. We > don't have those wonderful stalks of fresh ginger like > they do in Japan but that and dried ginger should do > in a nice tea. > > What we have to do for health individually many times > flies in the face of conventional and even > non-conventional wisdom. Frequently, we have to fight > the caregivers themselves. > > Was it on this list a description of how George > Washington died due to being bled by his doctors? If > not, the story could probably be accessed by any of > the search engines. > > Best regards and thanks, > ZB > > > > > Protect your identity with Mail AddressGuard > http://antispam./whatsnewfree Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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