Ovarian Cyst crises of the week award

May 11, 2003

Check out the female formula in the files. For me no regular meat, dairy or soy as they cause more problems. I do use organic instead (except soy that completely off limits for me). A great aid for pain is hot/cold therapy switching every 10 minutes or so. I can't tell you how much that has helped me.

Becky

(PS If she is on any birth control pills, etc, she may want to reconsider using another option.)sweetpeashelby <s.blakely wrote:

Hello all,I have a friend that is in quite a bit of pain from a cyst on one of her ovaries. I'm looking for 2 things. First off, I'm wondering what is the herbal approach to beating this. Second, I'm looking for anything that can ease the pain besides Vicoden or Perkiset. I would much appriciate any info I can gather & so would my friend as she is writhing in pain.-Shelby Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following: 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 toprescribe 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 following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk. It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from list members, you are agreeing to be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and members free of any liability. Dr. Ian ShillingtonDoctor of NaturopathyDr.IanShillington

May 13, 2003

1200 mgs of a good and assimilatable calcium is what I recommend for

ALL female troubles, and it seems to have had a wonderful success

rate for pain. PMS, cramps, headache and backache with monthly

periods all point to a severe lack of calcium.

I not only recommend taking calcium every hour till the pain stops,

(usually within 2 hours) but to maintain from there on out, a level

of 1200 mg's a day, everyday, menstrating or not. Women of different

ages/stages have different calcium requirements, as do people who

are healing.

What people tend to forget is that our bodies NEED calcium to heal,

period, no matter what else we do or don't do calcium is always an

issue. Our hearts need it to beat....our brains need it to

think...we need it for bones, sleeping, and our bodies need it to

heal.

I recently recommended it for grinding teeth at night and TMJ

syndrome with wonderful success. Biting nails AND grinding teeth at

night are both signs of calcium deficiency especially in children.

Bad sleeping habits (or insomnia) can be calcium/magnesium related

also.

Have even had success with endometriosis and calcium also. Nothing

more than calcium and Tang Qui. Infertility too.......

My sister had cysts and calcium worked for her for the pain. I also

recommend Tang Qui(wonder if this herb is high in calcium, I always

thought it must be) for uterine cysts. I have never had cysts but my

sister did and both worked well for her, although it did not cure

her problems. She would use something till she felt better or to get

her through the rough times, then quit so it's hard to say if it

would have eliminated the problems for ever had she stuck with the

programs.

I would think MSM would help immensly with the pain. I have NEVER

recommended using MSM without also suggesting to raise the calcium

level, as the body will heal with MSM to certain degrees and thus

the need for additional calcium. I have seen people get nightly leg

cramps (another sign of calcium deficiency) after starting MSM

WITHOUT the use of additional calcium.

I recommend calcium for growing pains in children also.

I sincerely hope this has helped you and many others as well.

bt

> much appriciate any info I can gather & so would my friend as she

is

> writhing in pain.

> -Shelby

May 13, 2003

Try Lemon Egg in the files.

Becky

karly <karly11us wrote:

Hi there...after reading this poat on calcium...I waswondering what of if any one had an opinion on coralcalcium? We were using it to fight my momscancer...but it didn't work really as they justremoved an orange sized tumor. Any other thoughts onterminal brain cancer fighting herbs/minerals? I amdesperate because her Dr's are giving up on her.Karly--- biblethumper38 <holyrolr wrote:> 1200 mgs of a good and assimilatable calcium is what> I recommend for > ALL female troubles, and it seems to have had a> wonderful success > rate for pain. PMS, cramps, headache and backache> with monthly > periods all point to a severe lack of calcium.> I not only recommend taking calcium every hour till> the pain stops, > (usually within 2 hours) but to maintain from there> on out, a level > of 1200 mg's a day, everyday, menstrating or not.> Women of different > ages/stages have different calcium requirements, as> do people who > are healing.> What people tend to forget is that our bodies NEED> calcium to heal, > period, no matter what else we do or don't do> calcium is always an > issue. Our hearts need it to beat....our brains need> it to > think...we need it for bones, sleeping, and our> bodies need it to > heal.> I recently recommended it for grinding teeth at> night and TMJ > syndrome with wonderful success. Biting nails AND> grinding teeth at > night are both signs of calcium deficiency> especially in children. > Bad sleeping habits (or insomnia) can be> calcium/magnesium related > also.> Have even had success with endometriosis and calcium> also. Nothing > more than calcium and Tang Qui. Infertility> too.......> My sister had cysts and calcium worked for her for> the pain. I also > recommend Tang Qui(wonder if this herb is high in> calcium, I always > thought it must be) for uterine cysts. I have never> had cysts but my > sister did and both worked well for her, although it> did not cure > her problems. She would use something till she felt> better or to get > her through the rough times, then quit so it's hard> to say if it > would have eliminated the problems for ever had she> stuck with the > programs.> I would think MSM would help immensly with the pain.> I have NEVER > recommended using MSM without also suggesting to> raise the calcium > level, as the body will heal with MSM to certain> degrees and thus > the need for additional calcium. I have seen people> get nightly leg > cramps (another sign of calcium deficiency) after> starting MSM > WITHOUT the use of additional calcium.> I recommend calcium for growing pains in children> also.> I sincerely hope this has helped you and many others> as well.> bt> > > > much appriciate any info I can gather & so would> my friend as she > is > > writhing in pain.> > -Shelby> > The New Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo.http://search.Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following: 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 toprescribe 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 following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk. It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from list members, you are agreeing to be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and members free of any liability. Dr. Ian ShillingtonDoctor of NaturopathyDr.IanShillington