pain

November 16, 2008

I recently researched some things...(tumeric, bromelain and boswellia)...don't

know how this would apply but it's worth researching....

--- On Fri, 11/14/08, Hope <hopejoyfully wrote:

Hope <hopejoyfully

pain

Friday, November 14, 2008, 7:50 PM

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...

November 16, 2008

I'm a firm believer in an antiinflammatory diet. I have a damaged knee

from an old car accident (forty years ago), my knee is bone on bone and my

(previous) doctor told me we can have that operated on for you. I told him

" No thanks it doesn't hurt why would I want to mess with that " it's stiff

sometimes and yes I can't get down on my hands and knees to scrub the floor,

isn't that a shame? The point is that at 81 I have no arthritis anywhere but

I do follow a very healthy diet with lots of dark fruit, berries of all

kinds and no white starch, bread rice or pasta, I eat some protein mostly

fish or fowl and lots of vegetables. I buy whole wheat bread or multi

grains and I am simply very healthy. I must increase my exercise and not

sit in front of this machine so much but otherwise I mean to stay out of the

clutches of the MDs, I'm trying to find insurance that will allow me to see

an ND if I need one but so far no luck, I find that criminal. We should

have that choice. Everyone should oppose Big Pharma as I think there are

many healthy remedies out there that are not allowed to be published.

Natural medicine has worked for centuries and rxs kill as many people as

they cure.

Sorry for the rant

Irene

On 11/14/08, Hope <hopejoyfully wrote:

>

> 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...

>

November 17, 2008

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November 17, 2008

There are many different things that can help with pain. My suggestion

may not work for you. Mainly do to the many different causes of the

pain. Work to get rid of the cause and the pain will disappear. I

have seen a couple people that the pain is literly in the mind. When

they fret the muscles tighten up, and cause pain.

One way to go is Accupunture or a traditional chinese medical doctor.

There are many different types of pain. Neuralgia just means nerve

pain and can have many forms

DP

, " Hope " <hopejoyfully

wrote:

>

> 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...

>

November 18, 2008

Irene....

Your post was quite refreshing! I'm learning now at 47 that I should have

changed my dietary intake along time ago. It's just now catching up with me.

I've been lactotarian for a little over two months but my goal is Raw Vegan. I

went to Whole Foods yesterday and purchased Veganaise but haven't tried it yet.

I did have a cup of coffee earlier with the almond milk and agave nectar. It was

quite different from what I'm use to. :-( I guess it's gonna take a little

adjustment time. But it's nice to hear that your doing well and fighting the

clutches of the Dr's. :-) You go girl!

~ Melani Holt ~

: meandmy2cats: Sun, 16

Nov 2008 06:40:45 -0800Re: pain

I'm a firm believer in an antiinflammatory diet. I have a damaged kneefrom an

old car accident (forty years ago), my knee is bone on bone and my(previous)

doctor told me we can have that operated on for you. I told him " No thanks it

doesn't hurt why would I want to mess with that " it's stiffsometimes and yes I

can't get down on my hands and knees to scrub the floor,isn't that a shame? The

point is that at 81 I have no arthritis anywhere butI do follow a very healthy

diet with lots of dark fruit, berries of allkinds and no white starch, bread

rice or pasta, I eat some protein mostlyfish or fowl and lots of vegetables. I

buy whole wheat bread or multigrains and I am simply very healthy. I must

increase my exercise and notsit in front of this machine so much but otherwise I

mean to stay out of theclutches of the MDs, I'm trying to find insurance that

will allow me to seean ND if I need one but so far no luck, I find that

criminal. We shouldhave that choice. Everyone should oppose Big Pharma as I

think there aremany healthy remedies out there that are not allowed to be

published.Natural medicine has worked for centuries and rxs kill as many people

asthey cure.Sorry for the rantIreneOn 11/14/08, Hope <hopejoyfully

wrote:>> 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...>> >

November 18, 2008

There is a product I have heard about called Chronic Knee made by

Evergreen, that may help your knee it will take time if it works for

the knee. I went to a Herblist for my mother who wanted to get help

for her knees. He had told me about some great success with the

product. I do not remember all that he said but it should help with

the knee pain

DP

, Melani Holt

<massages_by_melanie wrote:

>

> Irene....

>

> Your post was quite refreshing! I'm learning now at 47 that I

should have changed my dietary intake along time ago. It's just now

catching up with me. I've been lactotarian for a little over two

months but my goal is Raw Vegan. I went to Whole Foods yesterday and

purchased Veganaise but haven't tried it yet. I did have a cup of

coffee earlier with the almond milk and agave nectar. It was quite

different from what I'm use to. :-( I guess it's gonna take a little

adjustment time. But it's nice to hear that your doing well and

fighting the clutches of the Dr's. :-) You go girl!

>

> ~ Melani Holt ~

>

> : meandmy2cats: Sun, 16 Nov 2008

06:40:45 -0800Re: pain

>

> I'm a firm believer in an antiinflammatory diet. I have a damaged

kneefrom an old car accident (forty years ago), my knee is bone on

bone and my(previous) doctor told me we can have that operated on for

you. I told him " No thanks it doesn't hurt why would I want to mess

with that " it's stiffsometimes and yes I can't get down on my hands

and knees to scrub the floor,isn't that a shame? The point is that at

81 I have no arthritis anywhere butI do follow a very healthy diet

with lots of dark fruit, berries of allkinds and no white starch,

bread rice or pasta, I eat some protein mostlyfish or fowl and lots

of vegetables. I buy whole wheat bread or multigrains and I am simply

very healthy. I must increase my exercise and notsit in front of this

machine so much but otherwise I mean to stay out of theclutches of

the MDs, I'm trying to find insurance that will allow me to seean ND

if I need one but so far no luck, I find that criminal. We shouldhave

that choice. Everyone should oppose Big Pharma as I think there

aremany healthy remedies out there that are not allowed to be

published.Natural medicine has worked for centuries and rxs kill as

many people asthey cure.Sorry for the rantIreneOn 11/14/08, Hope

<hopejoyfully wrote:>> 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...>> >

November 19, 2008

Bravo Irene, I totally agree with you and I do what I say.

Rena

-

Irene Francisco

Sunday, November 16, 2008 9:40 AM

Re: pain