Thanks and another question

August 28, 2009

Thanks to Tony, , Eva and others who helped me get my fear under control

when I experienced pain in the tumor site of my lung for the first week on

Oleander. The pain is now gone! and I am much more optimistic.

However, for the past three days I have been plaqued by heart palpatations.

Particularly if I get up through the night to go to the bathroom and also when I

get up in the morning. My ND called last week and told me to start taking

electrolytes after seeing my lastest blood test, so I'm not sure if it is that

or the Oleander that is causing the issue. My weight is in the normal range for

my age and height and hasn't ever been an issue so I'm lost on what is going on.

Any insights welcome, and I hope everyone is healing as they deserve happiness

on this earth. Tony and , I do hope you've found a housing solution....and

that there is less stress in your lives.

Cheryl in Nova Scotia!

August 28, 2009

Hi Cheryl -

It is great to hear that your pain is gone. Oleander does cross assay with digoxin/digitalis, but the amount of cardiac glycosides in a capsule of oleander is so tiny (1/40th the amount of a normal dose of digoxin/digitalis) that it should not normally cause such problems unless possibly someone is already maxed out on blood thinners or other cardiac glycosides.

Whatever the cause is, I suggest a truly wonderful product - Dr. Christopher's Hawthorne Berry Syrup, which is now available at Utopia Silver and you can use the group discount code of LR001 to get 15% off. It is not cheap, but it is the best heart tonic I know of and will usually bring racing hearts and rapid pulse, irregular heart beats, and even panic attack disorders under control in just a few days.

All the best,

oleander soup , "cherylcampbell55" <cheryl.s.campbell wrote:>> Thanks to Tony, , Eva and others who helped me get my fear under control when I experienced pain in the tumor site of my lung for the first week on Oleander. The pain is now gone! and I am much more optimistic.> > However, for the past three days I have been plaqued by heart palpatations. Particularly if I get up through the night to go to the bathroom and also when I get up in the morning. My ND called last week and told me to start taking electrolytes after seeing my lastest blood test, so I'm not sure if it is that or the Oleander that is causing the issue. My weight is in the normal range for my age and height and hasn't ever been an issue so I'm lost on what is going on.> > Any insights welcome, and I hope everyone is healing as they deserve happiness on this earth. Tony and , I do hope you've found a housing solution....and that there is less stress in your lives.> > Cheryl in Nova Scotia!>

August 28, 2009

Hi Cheryl,

I am so glad you are feeling better. I thought I would add my "two cents" to Tony's post. Lack of electrolytes might be the reason for the heart palpitations. However, Hawthorne Berry Syrup will surely get those palpitations under control. When I got to California, I was in an extremely debilitated state and, you know, because I wasn't nourishing myself properly, I may have had electrolyte issues myself. I was having pretty bad panic attacks and my heart seemed like it was going crazy. The Hawthorne Berry Syrup calmed my heart in just a couple of days.

I hope this helps, and please let us know how you do.

Hugs,

oleander soup , "" wrote:>> > Hi Cheryl -> > It is great to hear that your pain is gone. Oleander does cross assay> with digoxin/digitalis, but the amount of cardiac glycosides in a> capsule of oleander is so tiny (1/40th the amount of a normal dose of> digoxin/digitalis) that it should not normally cause such problems> unless possibly someone is already maxed out on blood thinners or other> cardiac glycosides.> > Whatever the cause is, I suggest a truly wonderful product - Dr.> Christopher's Hawthorne Berry Syrup, which is now available at Utopia> Silver and you can use the group discount code of LR001 to get 15% off. > It is not cheap, but it is the best heart tonic I know of and will> usually bring racing hearts and rapid pulse, irregular heart beats, and> even panic attack disorders under control in just a few days.> > All the best,> > Tony