pain

[Guest guest]

Elizabeth,

 

try some panther piss. When i get a headache that is due to mental

stress or eating poorly, PP works great!

 

Also, try some tea made of lavender, chamomille or passion flower. If

the pain gets real bad, some times i take Homeopathic belladona,

works pretty good.

 

Sylvia

 

 

herbal remedies , " Elizabeth Elliott "

<eliz3378@e...> wrote:

> Hey

> I need something quick for pain. I think I am having some sinus

issues, or there is at least an inflamed part in what seems to be my

nasal cavity, on the inner part of my eye. My chiro seems to think

it might be a migraine headache. Migraines would be new for me.

Anything for temeporary relief while Iget my diet back in shape.

> Thanks.

>

> Elizabeth Elliott, Birth Doula and Birthing From Within Childbirth

Mentor

>

> Investigate before you vaccinate!!

>

>

>

>

> -

> Kimberly Smith

> herbal remedies

> Tuesday, June 15, 2004 10:26 PM

> Herbal Remedies - Comfrey Infused Oil and hand balm

recipe

>

>

> To make Comfrey-Infused Olive Oil

>

>

>

> 1 ounce comfrey leaf, dried and coarsely ground

> 1 ounce comfrey root, dried and coarsely ground

> 6 ounces cold-pressed olive oil

>

> Place powdered leaf and root in a jar with a tight-fitting

lid.

> Pour olive oil over herbs, stir, close the jar.

> Allow jar to sit 2 to 6 weeks as the comfrey infuses into

the oil.

> Turn jar every day.

> After steeping, place a strainer lined with a thin cloth

over a bowl and pour in oil to filter out the comfrey.

>

>

> Then for a great hand balm:

>

>

>

> Balm

>

> 1 ounce plus 1 tablespoon jojoba oil

> 2 ounces plus 1 tablespoon shea butter

> 1 ounce beeswax

> 3â„4 teaspoon lavender essential oil

>

>

>

> Place all the balm ingredients (except lavender oil)

in a large Pyrex measuring cup.

> Add 2 ounces of the Comfrey-Infused Olive Oil.

> Set the cup in a hot-water bath and stir until

ingredients melt.

> Remove from heat and stir for a few minutes to cool,

but not thicken.

> Pour into a wide-mouth jar, add the lavender oil,

> and quickly cap the jar with a tight-fitting lid to

prevent oil from evaporating.

> Allow butter to cool overnight.

>

>

>

> Enjoy!

>

>

>

> Kim S.

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 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

> 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

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and members free of any liability.

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>

>

[Guest guest]

if you get some fresh cloves .... [ need to go to a good upscale grocery store ] you can put the whole cloves at the root of the tooth , way down into the pocket . this will numb the nerve and the pain ... it takes a little bit of time to work , but it does work !!!

 

it also does not mater if you put several cloves down there . and just leave them in .

 

gab in fl

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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6: Barlas P, Ting SL, Chesterton LS, Jones PW, Sim J

 

Effects of intensity of electroacupuncture upon experimental pain in

healthy human volunteers: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study.

Pain. 2006 Mar 6;.

Electroacupuncture is commonly used for pain relief. Despite an extensive

evidence-base guiding the selection of stimulation parameters, little

methodologically robust research exists regarding the level of intensity

required to provide effective doses. This study investigated the hypoalgesic

effects of two stimulation intensities compared to placebo on pressure pain

thresholds (PPTs) in pain-free humans. Forty-eight acupuncture-naive volunteers

(mean age 23), stratified by gender, were screened for relevant

contraindications and randomly allocated to four groups: control, placebo,

high-intensity ( " to tolerance but sub-noxious " ) or low-intensity ( " strong but

comfortable " ). True or placebo electroacupuncture, using the Streitberger

placebo needle, was administered to acupoints on dominant forearm (LI10, TH5)

and ipsilateral leg (GB34, ST38). True needles (30mm long, 0.3mm diameter) were

inserted 20-25mm and " de-qi " was elicited from active groups, prior to

administering 30min of 4Hz, 200mus electroacupuncture. No electrical stimulation

was performed on control and placebo groups, and placebo needles were used.

After the intervention period, all needles were removed. Volunteers were

monitored for 30 further minutes. Two PPT measurements were taken bilaterally

from muscle bellies of first dorsal interosseous by an independent rater, at

baseline and at six subsequent 10-min intervals. Square-root transformed data

were analysed using repeated-measures ANOVA, with baseline data as covariate.

The high-intensity group was significantly different from the placebo group for

both measurement sites (p=.020, p=.033). The control group displayed stable PPT

readings over time. No significant differences were observed between the placebo

and control groups. These findings suggest that high-intensity levels may be

important in optimal dose selection.

 

 

 

 

Oakland, CA 94609

 

 

-

Alwin van Egmond

Chinese Medicine

Saturday, March 18, 2006 7:26 AM

Re: Which translations...?!

 

 

Hi Thomas

 

My choices:

 

ZhenJiu JiaYiJing:

Systematic Classic of Acupuncture & Moxibustion

by Huang-Fu Mi, Shou-Zhong Yang

http://www.bluepoppy.com/acb/showdetl.cfm?

& DID=8 & Product_ID=3400 & CATID=11

 

Shang Han Lun (On Cold Damage)- Translation & Commentaries

by Craig Mitchell, Feng Ye

http://www.redwingbooks.com/products/books/ShaHanLunYiShi.cfm

 

Wen Bing Xue

Warm Pathogen Diseases: A Clinical Guide (Revised Edition)

Guohui Liu

http://www.eastlandpress.com/books/warm_pathogen_diseases_a_clinical_g

uide_revised_edition.php

Not a literal translation but very good book about wen bing

 

Best wishes

Alwin

 

Chinese Medicine , Thomas Bøgedal

Sørensen <> wrote:

>

> Hello Group,

>

> Any recommendations on which translations of follwing classics to

choose

> from

>

> Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen & Ling Shu

 

> ZhenJiu JiaYiJing

 

> Shang Han Lun

 

 

> Wen Bing Xue

 

 

 

>

> Thank you!

>

> Best regards,

>

> Thomas Sorensen

> L.Ac., Denmark

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know somebody good to treat failed neck in Bellingham

 

 

 

 

Oakland, CA 94609

 

 

-

dr_namnguyen58

Chinese Medicine

Monday, October 23, 2006 6:58 PM

Re: Toenail Fungus/Onychomycosis

 

 

Dear dr.Ky Yu

 

I used to have this problem and it ( an infection ) ate up my foot, my

nail peeled. Before it happened I went to an internist, after that I

visited the podiatrist and dermatologist. They gave me all kinds of

medication, but nothing helped.

Finally, I must treat myself, and I had treated some of my patients

sucessfully.

The treatment is simple , but effective.

Clean the infection foot with warm water ( add little salt in warm

water ). Salt will reduce the infection. Then use vitamin C " powder "

applied on the infection.( crushed the pill 1000mg into powder . It may

help to dry up the infection overnight. No need more than 5 times.

Usually 2 - 3 times are enough. This completely healed my fungus

infection for more than 5 years from now.

I do not know what herbal formula is the best for this problem, but

this is cheap and so effective. There is no need of herbal formula.

 

GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL !!!!!!!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Kim you are on alot of serious drugs there. You are gonna have withdrawl bigtime. You need to checkout drugawareness.org

As for back pain I use mainly essential oils.

Kathy

 

-

Kim

Saturday, August 16, 2008 3:40 AM

pain

 

 

Does anyone know what I can use for back pain? I have been on pain meds for 9 years and if there is something natural I would love to get off these meds...I take 10 percocet and 4 soma a day plus xanax ibuprofin and effexor. thanks,Kim

[Guest guest]

i do too and so does my husband. we suffered for years and refused to take pain meds, then someone helped me. the lakota raindrop therapy works wonders. there is no miracle cure but it beats being addicted or doped up or asleep. andrea

 

 

Kathy <vanokat Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 8:04:29 PMRe: pain

Kim you are on alot of serious drugs there. You are gonna have withdrawl bigtime. You need to checkout drugawareness.org

As for back pain I use mainly essential oils.

Kathy

 

-

Kim

Saturday, August 16, 2008 3:40 AM

pain

 

 

Does anyone know what I can use for back pain? I have been on pain meds for 9 years and if there is something natural I would love to get off these meds...I take 10 percocet and 4 soma a day plus xanax ibuprofin and effexor. thanks,Kim

[Guest guest]

---kim i am presuming that you have been to see good osteopath

chiropractor ......

if so and the pain persists

try castor oil packs

ldn

serrapeptase

massage

spiritual healing reiki

phil

In , " Kim " <bratykids01 wrote:

>

> Does anyone know what I can use for back pain? I have been on pain meds

> for 9 years and if there is something natural I would love to get off

> these meds...I take 10 percocet and 4 soma a day plus xanax ibuprofin

> and effexor. thanks,Kim

>

[Guest guest]

Kim,

 

Have you tried a TENS unit? When the pain is real bad I use the TENS unit to get through the day. It blocks the pain signal!

 

When I do something that I know is going to aggravate the pinched nerves I apply an ice pack to numb the area and that sometimes keeps the pain at bay. I even have a fanny back I can put frozen packs into to keep it cold while I move around.

 

Jackie

 

 

-

 

Kim

Saturday, August 16, 2008 3:40 AM

pain

 

 

Does anyone know what I can use for back pain? I have been on pain meds for 9 years and if there is something natural I would love to get off these meds...I take 10 percocet and 4 soma a day plus xanax ibuprofin and effexor. thanks,Kim

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[Guest guest]

Have you considered Dr Sarno's approach?

http://www.amazon.com/Healing-Back-Pain-Mind-Body-Connection/dp/0446392308

 

John H.

 

 

 

 

Kim

Saturday, August 16, 2008 7:40 PM

pain

 

 

Does anyone know what I can use for back pain? I have been on pain meds for 9 years and if there is something natural I would love to get off these meds...I take 10 percocet and 4 soma a day plus xanax ibuprofin and effexor. thanks,Kim

[Guest guest]

On the following link is the archives of a radio show called health talk.

 

http://wor710.com/pages/48794.php

 

I use to listen to the archives a lot and one of them was a show on using massive doses of fish oil for pain because it is a natural antiflamitory. It was from a dr that stopped using pain meds for himself and a lot of his patients.

 

there is prob more than one show on the topic.

 

you can do a "edit search" on the page to find the shows and get the details.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kim <bratykids01 Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 2:40:43 AM pain

 

Does anyone know what I can use for back pain? I have been on pain meds for 9 years and if there is something natural I would love to get off these meds...I take 10 percocet and 4 soma a day plus xanax ibuprofin and effexor. thanks,Kim

[Guest guest]

--i too suffer from back pain i know it's hard not to take pain

pills, but i've decided not to. believe this walking does help,

my problem is when i stop or stand still, that's when the pain starts.

i have also started to loose some weight, this is helping.Also if u

can eat some spicy foods, this will release pain adorphins, which can

help fight ur pain.. i've been suffering for a no of years, i under-

stand what ur going through.. I myself didn't like beeing doped up.

I'm a firm believer in not using MANMADE substances( meds) I'm

always looking into natural healing.. good luck , jenny

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

- In , andrea brown

<mlsw532000 wrote:

>

> i do too and so does my husband. we suffered for years and refused

to take pain meds, then someone helped me. the lakota raindrop

therapy works wonders. there is no miracle cure but it beats being

addicted or doped up or asleep. andrea

>

>

>

>

> Kathy <vanokat

>

> Saturday, August 16, 2008 8:04:29 PM

> Re: pain

>

>

> Kim you are on alot of serious drugs there. You are gonna have

withdrawl bigtime. You need to checkout drugawareness.org

> As for back pain I use mainly essential oils.

> Kathy

> -

> Kim

>

> Saturday, August 16, 2008 3:40 AM

> Subject:  pain

>

> Does anyone know what I can use for back pain? I have been on pain

meds

> for 9 years and if there is something natural I would love to get

off

> these meds...I take 10 percocet and 4 soma a day plus xanax

ibuprofin

> and effexor. thanks,Kim

>

[Guest guest]

Interesting idea, blocking the pain before it happens!

Not all pain is bad though. Pain is the body way of telling you that something is wrong. It is natural.There is a reason for the pain, isn't it better not to cover-up, but to solve the problem?

 

Kenneth T

 

 

-

Hill8628

Sunday, August 17, 2008 06:41

Re: pain

 

Kim,

 

Have you tried a TENS unit? When the pain is real bad I use the TENS unit to get through the day. It blocks the pain signal!

 

When I do something that I know is going to aggravate the pinched nerves I apply an ice pack to numb the area and that sometimes keeps the pain at bay. I even have a fanny back I can put frozen packs into to keep it cold while I move around.

 

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[Guest guest]

, " Kenneth " <plisca

wrote:

>

> Interesting idea, blocking the pain before it happens!

> Not all pain is bad though. Pain is the body way of telling you

that

> something is wrong. It is natural.

> There is a reason for the pain, isn't it better not to cover-up,

but to

> solve the problem?

>

>

> Kenneth T

>

>

>

>

> -

> Hill8628

>

> Sunday, August 17, 2008 06:41

> Re: pain

>

>

> Kim,

>

> Have you tried a TENS unit? When the pain is real bad I use the

TENS unit

> to get through the day. It blocks the pain signal!

>

> When I do something that I know is going to aggravate the pinched

nerves I

> apply an ice pack to numb the area and that sometimes keeps the

pain at bay.

> I even have a fanny back I can put frozen packs into to keep it

cold while I

> move around.

>

> Jackie

>

>

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I have a tena unit and it don't help much I need sugery but waiting

for insurance to start so i can, but meanwhile I use the tens and hot

packs and pain meds

[Guest guest]

thanks for the info

 

 

LOVE ALWAYS,KIM

--- On Sun, 8/17/08, jennymcc45 <jennymcc45 wrote:

jennymcc45 <jennymcc45 Re: pain Date: Sunday, August 17, 2008, 6:49 AM

 

 

--i too suffer from back pain i know it's hard not to take pain pills, but i've decided not to. believe this walking does help,my problem is when i stop or stand still, that's when the pain starts.i have also started to loose some weight, this is helping.Also if u can eat some spicy foods, this will release pain adorphins, which can help fight ur pain.. i've been suffering for a no of years, i under-stand what ur going through.. I myself didn't like beeing doped up. I'm a firm believer in not using MANMADE substances( meds) I'm always looking into natural healing.. good luck , jenny- In , andrea brown <mlsw532000@ ...> wrote:>> i do too and so does my husband. we suffered for years and refused to take pain meds, then someone helped me. the lakota raindrop

therapy works wonders. there is no miracle cure but it beats being addicted or doped up or asleep. andrea> > > > > Kathy <vanokat >> > Saturday, August 16, 2008 8:04:29 PM> Re: [Health_and_ Healing] pain> > > Kim you are on alot of serious drugs there. You are gonna have withdrawl bigtime. You need to checkout drugawareness. org> As for back pain I use mainly essential oils.> Kathy> - > Kim > > Saturday, August 16, 2008 3:40 AM> [Health_and_ Healing]

pain> > Does anyone know what I can use for back pain? I have been on pain meds > for 9 years and if there is something natural I would love to get off > these meds...I take 10 percocet and 4 soma a day plus xanax ibuprofin > and effexor. thanks,Kim>

[Guest guest]

Chronic back pain is often a result of magnesium deficiency. Magnesium added to a pain regime often also reduces the amounts of other medications needed, including opiates in end stage cancer patients!

 

Transdermal Magnesium Therapy relieves pain in rapid and versatile manner. You can read the chapter on magnesium and pain management from Dr. Mark Sircus'

book on Transdermal Magnesium Therapy at: http://health.MagnesiumForLife/message/866

 

 

Claudia French RN, LPHAAssistant Director International Medical Veritas Associationhttp://www.imva.info/

 

MagnesiumForLifehttp://www.magnesiumforlife.com/

[Guest guest]

This ia great suggestion. The problem is that it is hard to get a doc to do it.--- On Sun, 8/17/08, Claudia <cfrench180 wrote:

Claudia <cfrench180 Re: painDate: Sunday, August 17, 2008, 2:26 PM

 

 

 

Chronic back pain is often a result of magnesium deficiency. Magnesium added to a pain regime often also reduces the amounts of other medications needed, including opiates in end stage cancer patients!

 

Transdermal Magnesium Therapy relieves pain in rapid and versatile manner. You can read the chapter on magnesium and pain management from Dr. Mark Sircus'

book on Transdermal Magnesium Therapy at: http://health. groups.. com MagnesiumForLife /message/ 866

 

 

Claudia French RN, LPHAAssistant Director International Medical Veritas Associationhttp://www.imva. info/

 

MagnesiumForLifehttp://www.magnesiu mforlife. com/

[Guest guest]

I know what is causing my pain---my spinal column has collapsed and is pinching the nerves in the sacral area and I have bone spurs in the cervical area pinching those nerves.

 

So unless I opt for surgery [which isn't happening until I lose 80 more pounds], I need to control the pain and I would prefer to block the pain versus taking pain pills.

 

Jackie

 

-

Kenneth

Sunday, August 17, 2008 12:08 PM

Re: pain

 

Interesting idea, blocking the pain before it happens!

Not all pain is bad though. Pain is the body way of telling you that something is wrong. It is natural.There is a reason for the pain, isn't it better not to cover-up, but to solve the problem?

 

Kenneth T

 

 

-

Hill8628

Sunday, August 17, 2008 06:41

Re: pain

 

Kim,

 

Have you tried a TENS unit? When the pain is real bad I use the TENS unit to get through the day. It blocks the pain signal!

 

When I do something that I know is going to aggravate the pinched nerves I apply an ice pack to numb the area and that sometimes keeps the pain at bay. I even have a fanny back I can put frozen packs into to keep it cold while I move around.

 

Jackie

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I wish people would not use abbreviations - not all of us know what they mean and sometimes they mean things not intended by the sender.--- On Sun, 8/17/08, pjb12345uk <pho wrote:

pjb12345uk <pho Re: pain Date: Sunday, August 17, 2008, 2:31 AM

 

 

---kim i am presuming that you have been to see good osteopathchiropractor ......if so and the pain persists try castor oil packs ldnserrapeptasemassage spiritual healing reiki philIn , "Kim" <bratykids01@ ...> wrote:>> Does anyone know what I can use for back pain? I have been on pain meds > for 9 years and if there is something natural I would love to get off > these meds...I take 10 percocet and 4 soma a day plus xanax ibuprofin > and effexor. thanks,Kim>

[Guest guest]

If you lose the weight, take the right joint supplements, and use an inversion machine where you hang upside-down, you may not need surgery.

 

Have you tried avoiding calcium, taking extra good magnesium and B6, and seen a chiropractor or accupuncturist or shiatsu practitioner?--- On Sun, 8/17/08, Hill8628 <Hill8628 wrote:

Hill8628 <Hill8628Re: pain Date: Sunday, August 17, 2008, 2:45 PM

 

 

 

I know what is causing my pain---my spinal column has collapsed and is pinching the nerves in the sacral area and I have bone spurs in the cervical area pinching those nerves.

 

So unless I opt for surgery [which isn't happening until I lose 80 more pounds], I need to control the pain and I would prefer to block the pain versus taking pain pills.

 

Jackie

 

-

Kenneth

 

Sunday, August 17, 2008 12:08 PM

Re: [Health_and_ Healing] pain

 

Interesting idea, blocking the pain before it happens!

Not all pain is bad though. Pain is the body way of telling you that something is wrong. It is natural.There is a reason for the pain, isn't it better not to cover-up, but to solve the problem?

 

Kenneth T

 

 

-

Hill8628 (AT) netzero (DOT) net

 

Sunday, August 17, 2008 06:41

Re: [Health_and_ Healing] pain

 

Kim,

 

Have you tried a TENS unit? When the pain is real bad I use the TENS unit to get through the day. It blocks the pain signal!

 

When I do something that I know is going to aggravate the pinched nerves I apply an ice pack to numb the area and that sometimes keeps the pain at bay. I even have a fanny back I can put frozen packs into to keep it cold while I move around.

 

Jackie ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ ___ Hit it out of the park with a new bat. Click now!

[Guest guest]

The only decent chiropractor is over an hour and a half away---daughter sees him--and I couldn't afford him anyway. I take no supplements as they all upset my stomach. I try to get all the vitamins and minerals I need from the foods I can eat.

 

Daughter has the inversion machine but I haven't tried it yet as I suffer from the vertigo from floating particles in the ears and am not sure how much problem that would give me.

 

I just researched the maneuvers suggested here and they look doable so that might help with the vertigo problem.

 

I am hoping that just losing the weight and my better eating habits will improve things enough to live with my back problems. So far the better eating habits have taken care of my high blood pressure and diabetes and made my fibro more manageable. I am also doing Tai Chi, water exercises, and core strengthening.

 

Jackie

 

-

Tony De Angelis

Sunday, August 17, 2008 3:11 PM

Re: pain

 

 

 

 

 

If you lose the weight, take the right joint supplements, and use an inversion machine where you hang upside-down, you may not need surgery.

 

Have you tried avoiding calcium, taking extra good magnesium and B6, and seen a chiropractor or accupuncturist or shiatsu practitioner?--- On Sun, 8/17/08, Hill8628 <Hill8628 wrote:

Hill8628 <Hill8628Re: pain Date: Sunday, August 17, 2008, 2:45 PM

 

 

 

I know what is causing my pain---my spinal column has collapsed and is pinching the nerves in the sacral area and I have bone spurs in the cervical area pinching those nerves.

 

So unless I opt for surgery [which isn't happening until I lose 80 more pounds], I need to control the pain and I would prefer to block the pain versus taking pain pills.

 

Jackie

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[Guest guest]

My chiropractor says that 90% of chronic back pain is because of an

unhealthy colon. One that is most likely not moving the way it

should. You should have a BM after every meal or 3-4 times a day. In

addition a regular regime of colon cleansing should be done.

 

, " Claudia " <cfrench180

wrote:

>

> Chronic back pain is often a result of magnesium deficiency.

Magnesium added to a pain regime often also reduces the amounts of

other medications needed, including opiates in end stage cancer patients!

>

> Transdermal Magnesium Therapy relieves pain in rapid and versatile

manner. You can read the chapter on magnesium and pain management

from Dr. Mark Sircus'

> book on Transdermal Magnesium Therapy at:

http://health.MagnesiumForLife/message/866

>

>

> Claudia French RN, LPHA

> Assistant Director

> International Medical Veritas Association

> http://www.imva.info/

>

> MagnesiumForLife

> http://www.magnesiumforlife.com/

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, most people living on a typical American diet have

unhealthy/clogged colons. And poor colon health affects many things.

However, every body is different, so saying that one SHOULD have 3 or

4 bowel movements per day does not apply to everyone. The body

naturally functions and saying what a person's body should or should

not do is a bit over-arching in this situation.

 

Yes, with an ideal diet and an ideal lifestyle and an ideal colon a BM

after every meal may be typical. But with my experience that rarely

happens, and trying to induce that type of ideal behavior in one's

body may cause one to over-stress and be overly concerned with their

bowel movements. Let the body function on its own timetable.

 

That said, the typical American's colon health is abysmal and Mommy23

is correct. The better rule of thumb is that if you have any kind of

reading material in the bathroom -if going #2 takes a lot longer than

going #1, then your colon is not healthy. I recommend Jim's Colon

Pills and Jim's Colon Cleanse as great products for colon cleansing.

See www.jimscolonpills.com.

 

, " mommy2threelilboys "

<mommyon731 wrote:

>

> My chiropractor says that 90% of chronic back pain is because of an

> unhealthy colon. One that is most likely not moving the way it

> should. You should have a BM after every meal or 3-4 times a day. In

> addition a regular regime of colon cleansing should be done.

>

> , " Claudia " <cfrench180@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Chronic back pain is often a result of magnesium deficiency.

> Magnesium added to a pain regime often also reduces the amounts of

> other medications needed, including opiates in end stage cancer

patients!

> >

> > Transdermal Magnesium Therapy relieves pain in rapid and versatile

> manner. You can read the chapter on magnesium and pain management

> from Dr. Mark Sircus'

> > book on Transdermal Magnesium Therapy at:

> http://health.MagnesiumForLife/message/866

> >

> >

> > Claudia French RN, LPHA

> > Assistant Director

> > International Medical Veritas Association

> > http://www.imva.info/

> >

> > MagnesiumForLife

> > http://www.magnesiumforlife.com/

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I have been dx with lots of different pain disorders (personally I

don't believe any of the doctors know what they are doing), and have

been on higher level pain medications (including drips)sinse I was an

early teen. Does anyone know any natural remedies that might help with

neuralgia? and other intense pain...

[Guest guest]

For pain I have used the following.

Cramp bark

meadow sweet/willow tincture.

DM

 

 

In a message dated 11/15/2008 10:28:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

hopejoyfully writes:

 

 

 

 

I have been dx with lots of different pain disorders (personally I

don't believe any of the doctors know what they are doing), and have

been on higher level pain medications (including drips)sinse I was an

early teen. Does anyone know any natural remedies that might help with

neuralgia? and other intense pain...

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hello I recently saw a news report stating clinical studies using cherries

&  cherry juice as a pain controller were very sucessful and totally holistic

with no side effects of any sort. It is now being made into pill form also!

I do not have any web links for you. It was a story on local news medical

updates. One woman was totally free of arthritis  while she ate the cherries

& drank the juice...

I am a new member and this group is wonderfully informative. Thank You!

Dee

 

 

 

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Hope <hopejoyfully

 

Friday, November 14, 2008 10:50:35 PM

pain

 

 

I have been dx with lots of different pain disorders (personally I

don't believe any of the doctors know what they are doing), and have

been on higher level pain medications (including drips)sinse I was an

early teen. Does anyone know any natural remedies that might help with

neuralgia? and other intense pain...