Guest guest Posted March 29, 2009 Report Share Posted March 29, 2009 Wow, thank you so much Mara! I'll forward this information to my boyfriend. His condition isn't quite as sever and when it happened before it went away after a couple of weeks but now it's back. He finally agreed to cleanse with me and I've been mostly making him blended green smoothies and vegetable juices, as well as giving him some intestinal cleansing herbs and other products. I'm hoping that he will be able to do a liver/gallbladder flush. I just completed my 10th flush this weekend. Overall got rid of almost 2500 stones total between all the flushes. Just amazing how much stuff we carry around. It motives me more and more every time, I really look forward to the next weekend when I can do it again. I actually very eagerly decline invitations to Friday night/ Saturday morning activities with friends to do the liver flush instead. What also really helps me is that a good friend of mine is doing liver flushes along with me so we motivate each other and wanting to see who will get all of them out first. :-) I think health challenges can serve as a motivating experience to look at one's lifestyle choices more realistically and hopefully become more open to things that one might not have been open to before. Once again thank you very much! We are off to hot springs for a day, in hope that it will also help his skin irritation. It just might be fun too. ;-) In Light, Katy oleander soup , howdurdago wrote: > > Thanks so much Tony. Too used to other sites I suppose, the owners of which like to stick with the topic. > > Sorry Katy. I began a reply. I'm going to have to collate my info in a more readable way. I have 66 files on it, some of which didn't work for me. However, others have found them useful so it is worth including. Then my DGS arrived. Everything stops for this darling boy. > He is 2 and I didn't get to introduce him to squishing his toes in porridge, but we DID have a water fight with his Uncle and his Dad. Laughter is good medicine. > > The bowel cleanse - I found Humaworm www.humaworm.com good. Very thorough but quite a long one. Worth it. > > Gallbladder & liver - drink lots of apple and radish juice preferably as a fast, as they soften any stones. I can't stomach epsom salts, but after a week of juice, the bowel is fairly clean, so I omitted the salts before > doing a liver flush. I used 3/4c pure virgin olive oil with 1/4c of grapefruit juice, then went to bed. Passed heaps of small stones next morning. DH started passing them as early as 3 am, DS not till the following afternoon. > Did it again in 3 weeks and passed more. Now I do it at the beginning and end of the grapefruit season. > > I no longer eat dairy or gluten, but have been known to over-indulge in sheep and goat milk cheeses. Piquant! Yum! If I had access to raw " organic " dairy products I would experiment/challenge with them. I'm considering going shares in a couple of cows - as owners, we would be " allowed " by some faceless bureaucrats, to consume our own produce. I used to trade eggs and a bit of clerical work for raw milk, as it is illegal to sell it here. > I began eating slippery elm food in the hope of healing the gut. Seems to have worked. It's bland but a touch of cinnamon or vanilla tickles it up. > > I eat at least 80% raw fruit > and veg but occasionally indulge in wickedly delicious food like smoked trout, hot from the smokehouse. I use green powders in veg smoothies and use astaxanthin capsules, PABA 1000mgs, proteolytic enzymes including trypsin and chimotrypsin with every meal, sodium ascobate 3000mg, but more if I have active infection, Vit D3 and A. Also hemp seed oil capsules rather than fish oil. I'm sure I was " sweating " fish oil at one stage. I seldom drink alcohol as I get a peculiar pain flooding across my shoulders at the first swallow - perhaps I should have drunk MORE to ease that pain! I take a sip maybe twice a year. I don't smoke or use drugs - licit or illicit, except for making the dreadful mistake of using the steroids. > > I use various rock and sea salts mixed with kelp or other seaweeds. I use a lot of turmeric mixed with various oils and apple cider vinegar, as salad dressings. I eat virgin coconut oil at every opportunity and plaster my skin with it. > > Sea buckthorn oil is very soothing, especially after the deep bubbles under my skin have broken on the surface. I dab it all over my hands and put soft cotton gloves on overnight. (Use them inside out if the seams hurt.) > It dries the exudate and lessens the itch and by morning, most of the oil stain has gone from > the skin. > > If you have used steroids it will be a longer, harder slog. ( I went from 62kgs to 95kgs and had the steroid moonface.) Chemotheraprutic agents were suggested at the hospital. I declined - imagine taking drugs for eczema that cause....dermatitis AND skin cancer!!!! > WTH!!!??? I have the support of my dr. He will be giving me a homoeopathic remedy made up of the allergens that trigger it, next week. The rash has been so bad I didn't have spare skin on my arms for scratch tests, and was too afraid of patch tests on the bit of clear skin on my back. I reacted to the needle whenever I had blood taken. > > Last year I despaired of ever healing. The turning point came with a return to prayer and fasting. They released me. When the itch stopped the brain fog lifted! > It led me to forgiving what I had believed was unforgivable. If there are any unresolved hurdles, they can block healing. There were niggly background things too. Although I have done the best I can to provide for my vaccine-injured son, I used to wake in the night with palpitations of fear over what would happen to him when I'm gone. This hasn't happened since I forgave the people who injured him. This doesn't mean that I will give up the battle to inform other parents of the dangers so that they CAN exercise informed consent, or > not. This speaks to me: > " Who will > rise up against the evildoers? Or who will stand up for me against the > workers of iniquity? " > > Even as recently as Christmas I was unable to attend family celebrations. I lived in cotton pyjamas for a year, as oils make a mess of clothes, I resigned from my job, but it wasn't accepted - they sent paperwork home for me, when my hands wern't bandaged with manuka honey. My face was just one big scab from forehead to chin. Outer and inner ears skin, in my nose and even on and under my eyelids. I still can't wear shoes, but believe that might happen next week. A winter with warm feet! Lovely thought! > > The oils for soothing that I rotate are shea butter, jojoba, emu, olive, almond, coconut, and sea buckthorn. You can take the last one orally too but I haven't tried that yet - I think the astaxanthin capsules are easier to take. I react to manuka oil, tea tree oil, neem oil and oregano oil even when diluted with almond or olive. Chickweed ointment is soothing. > > I know I have missed some things so I'll go through all my files this evening, and maybe send them to you with a comment. Just keep asking if you want.. It should jog the memory. > > All the best. > Love, > Mara > > > > > --- On Fri, 3/27/09, Katy <katypomelov wrote: > > Katy <katypomelov > Re: Maracuja / re: Eczema and cleansing > oleander soup > Friday, March 27, 2009, 2:03 PM > > > > > > You can definitely reply offlist. :-) I sent you and email yesterday, not sure if you got it. > > If anyone else has any suggestions for dealing with eczema I'd love your input as well. > > > > oleander soup, Maracuja <howdurdago@ ...> wrote: > > > > > > Is it OK to reply offlist Katy? It's off topic, yet this group has such a cool wealth of knowledge and experience, that it is worth consulting them about other things. It took a while for me and just a few months ago I was in desperate straits and could see no end to it. This group pulled me through it even though it is not cancer related. > > > Love, > > > Mara > > > > > > --- On Thu, 3/26/09, Katy <katypomelov@ ...> wrote: > > > > > > Katy <katypomelov@ ...> > > > Maracuja / re: Eczema and cleansing > > > oleander soup > > > Thursday, March 26, 2009, 4:54 PM > > > > > >Maracuja, > > > > > > You might have talked about this in another post, but I'm curious what you did as far as cleansing goes to correct the sever eczema you had. What type of cleansing did you do and for how long? > > > > > > My boyfriend is having similar reaction in a form of a rash all over his body. From what you've described sounds like what he is experiencing might be eczema. I think I've convinced him to start cleansing with me. I'd love to hear about your journey with this. > > > > > > Thanks, > > > Katy > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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