Using Essential Oils after Heart Transplant?

[Guest guest]

I have a friend in her twenties that had a heart transplant several

years ago and is doing phenomenal! She doesn't require anti-rejection

medication. However she has some other medical issues (unrelated to

her heart or the transplant). She has severe scoliosis and chronic

pancreatitis (cause unknown). She is interested in alternative methods

such as herbs and essential oils (instead of traditional medical

medication that doesn't help), but is worried about stimulating her

immune system and rejecting the heart. Thoughts? Suggestions?

[Guest guest]

Update... she is on only a few anti-rejection drugs but not like

usually is required. Not sure the names. Also... her abdominal pain

was worse and saw a new doctor... went in a looked ... not her

Pancreas (thank goodness). Turns out the meds to help anti-rejection

are ruining the lining of her stomach and causing her severe pain. Of

course they gave her more medicine to help, but any alternative

suggestions?

Thanks,

Maria

ID

 

 

, " valor_gal "

<insideoutdelight wrote:

>

> I have a friend in her twenties that had a heart transplant several

> years ago and is doing phenomenal! She doesn't require anti-

rejection

> medication. However she has some other medical issues (unrelated to

> her heart or the transplant). She has severe scoliosis and chronic

> pancreatitis (cause unknown). She is interested in alternative

methods

> such as herbs and essential oils (instead of traditional medical

> medication that doesn't help), but is worried about stimulating her

> immune system and rejecting the heart. Thoughts? Suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

Hi there---slippery elm powder made into  atea with honey is good for stomach

lining-it is slimey nd most people take a while to get use to it -if she can't

bear it then take tablets

it covers stomach with a mucus-rich in calcium but will help cover it from

acid---untill  you can work out  about  hte meds...

 

--- On Mon, 2/2/09, valor_gal <insideoutdelight wrote:

 

 

valor_gal <insideoutdelight

Re: Using Essential Oils after Heart Transplant?

 

Received: Monday, 2 February, 2009, 4:33 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Update... she is on only a few anti-rejection drugs but not like

usually is required. Not sure the names. Also... her abdominal pain

was worse and saw a new doctor... went in a looked ... not her

Pancreas (thank goodness). Turns out the meds to help anti-rejection

are ruining the lining of her stomach and causing her severe pain. Of

course they gave her more medicine to help, but any alternative

suggestions?

Thanks,

Maria

ID

 

, " valor_gal "

<insideoutdelight@ ...> wrote:

>

> I have a friend in her twenties that had a heart transplant several

> years ago and is doing phenomenal! She doesn't require anti-

rejection

> medication. However she has some other medical issues (unrelated to

> her heart or the transplant). She has severe scoliosis and chronic

> pancreatitis (cause unknown). She is interested in alternative

methods

> such as herbs and essential oils (instead of traditional medical

> medication that doesn't help), but is worried about stimulating her

> immune system and rejecting the heart. Thoughts? Suggestions?

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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