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Mike,

 

My heartfelt condolences. I feel real bad that you lost Lori. I pray that God would ease your pain and help you get on with life and fine happiness.

 

I have valued every post you made. Your big golden heart made you share your knowledge with all of us and we shall sorely miss you.

 

Take care.

 

Melly

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Re: OT: I see I'm not the only one moving MARIE FLEURIMOND

 

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Re: Re-cayenne pepper Tincture robyn howell

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Re: Re-cayenne pepper Tincture Gaiacita

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Re: Re-cayenne pepper Tincture Lisa Tovar

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Re: Re-cayenne pepper Tincture Gaiacita

 

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Re: Bad news about Audrey MARIE FLEURIMOND

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Re: goodbye Mike Golden

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Re: goodbye showard208

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goodbye mdunsmoor

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Re: goodbye Norton, Steve

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Re: goodbye Dr. Loretta Lanphier

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Re: goodbye Carla Bostel

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Re: goodbye Lisa Tovar

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Re: Bad news about Audrey Carla Bostel

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Re: Root canals - they could be the root of much disease and cancers kazcee

 

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Re: Update - Colloidal Silver, Lobelia, and Clear Lungs Misrak Leta

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Re: Update - Colloidal Silver, Lobelia, and Clear Lungs luellamay129

 

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Re: Re-cayenne pepper david mung

 

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My Deepest Condolensces luellamay129

 

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Re: OT: I see I'm not the only one moving

Posted by: "MARIE FLEURIMOND" florette flore1951

Fri Sep 4, 2009 8:15 am (PDT)

Praise the Lord you all happy, I am also happy for all of you. Marie____________ _________ _________ __luellamay129 <luellamay129@ >oleander soupMonday, August 31, 2009 11:51:40 AM Re: OT: I see I'm not the only one moving Thank you everyone for your well wishes on our impending move. Yes, we have found the perfect house with the perfect surroundings.And Renee...... Your peace and serenity room looks just like

ours.Hugs,oleander soup, Renee c <cyborg565a@ . ..> wrote:>> Congrats Tony and Lu on the new place! Nothing like a fresh start. Please do> post pics of your new place. Here's my exercise/peace and serenity room> http://www.facebook .com/photo. php?pid=526196 & l=4975b73b51 & id=1516094958>

 

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Re: Re-cayenne pepper Tincture

Posted by: "robyn howell" robynehowell Robynehowell

Fri Sep 4, 2009 8:20 am (PDT)

How do you make tinctures and what is the advantage?Thanks, Robyn____________ _________ _________ __Renee <gaiacita (AT) gmail (DOT) com>oleander soupFriday, September 4, 2009 4:47:43 AM Re-cayenne pepperoleander soup, David mung <davidmungdol@ ...> wrote:>> I am wanting to make a cilantro tincture. I have never made a tincturebefore. My question is do you HAVE to strain it when it's done? You never have to strain

any tincture. Straining is because some tincturesare made with enough herb to get really thick and so hard to swallow. Justabout all my tinctures are left with the herb in for a year or more and Ijust take the top clear liquid off as needed. When I've finally reacheddown to where there's no more clear liquid on top, then I may strain out acup or two. Sometimes I will strain the whole batch, depending on how Ifeel at the time. :-) But making a tincture of something like cilantro--youd never "have" to strain, as the cilantro would be pretty well chopped upfrom the blender to begin with. So spooning out some of the thickcilantro/alcohol mix would kind of be like having an alcoholic pesto. LolBut no--you certainly don't have to strain. Of course, there are some herbs you wouldn't eat--the woody roots of certainherbs, etc. But if you normally would eat it anyway--as you would incilantro, or hot

peppers, or chickweed--you can "eat" a tincture.Samala,Renee

 

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Re: Re-cayenne pepper Tincture

Posted by: "Gaiacita" gaiacita reneevotta

Fri Sep 4, 2009 8:29 am (PDT)

if you look in the archives for my past posts all the info is there formaking your own tinctures. The advantages are many, depending on what youwish to do. mostly they are medicinal, though you can certainly makecertain tinctures for flavoring food--such as the cayenne on, rosemary,cilantro. Mostly though, people go to the trouble of making tinctures formedicinal purposes. if you don't know enough about herbs to use themmedicinally, don't bother with making a tincture. unless you have a largeamount of cooking herbs and you wish to make a tincture to use for spicingfoods so that you don't have to can or freeze the herbs.samala,ReneeOn Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 10:19 AM, robyn howell <robynehowell@ >wrote:

 

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Re: Re-cayenne pepper Tincture

Posted by: "Lisa Tovar" tov_legsec tov_legsec

Fri Sep 4, 2009 9:15 am (PDT)

Renee, do you have a specific link listing some basic formats for making herbal/spice tinctures? It would be much appreciated if there is a particular source or formula one could refer to. Thanking you ahead. LT--- On Fri, 9/4/09, Gaiacita <gaiacita (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:Gaiacita <gaiacita (AT) gmail (DOT) com>Re: Re-cayenne pepper Tinctureoleander soupFriday, September 4, 2009, 8:28 AM if you look in the archives for my past posts all the info is there for making your own tinctures. The advantages are many, depending on what you wish to do. mostly they are medicinal, though you can certainly make certain tinctures for flavoring food--such as the cayenne on, rosemary, cilantro. Mostly though, people go to the trouble of making tinctures for medicinal purposes. if you don't know enough about herbs to use them medicinally, don't bother with making a tincture. unless you have a large amount of cooking herbs and you wish to make a tincture to use for spicing foods so that you don't have to can or freeze the herbs.samala,ReneeOn Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 10:19 AM, robyn howell <robynehowell@ > wrote:

 

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Re: Re-cayenne pepper Tincture

Posted by: "Gaiacita" gaiacita reneevotta

Fri Sep 4, 2009 9:32 am (PDT)

No, sorry. All tinctures are made basically the same. Throw your herb intoa blender, cover with vodka or the liquor of your choicfe, blend, pour intoa jar and top with more liquor till the herb is covered by about an inch.Let it sit at least 2 weeks--shaking daily. if you let it sit longer youdon't have to shake it, but shaking is always better. maybe shake it forthe first 2 weeks and then let it sit for however long you want. Keep inthe dark--at least out of direct sunlight.the top clear liquid will be very flavorful and you can use this is cookingif you wish.samala,ReneeOn Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 11:01 AM, Lisa Tovar <tov_legsec >

wrote:>>> Renee, do you have a specific link listing some basic formats for making> herbal/spice tinctures? It would be much appreciated if there is a> particular source or formula one could refer to. Thanking you ahead.>> LT>> --- On *Fri, 9/4/09, Gaiacita <gaiacita (AT) gmail (DOT) com>* wrote:>>> Gaiacita <gaiacita (AT) gmail (DOT) com>> Re: Re-cayenne pepper Tincture> oleander soup@

. com> Friday, September 4, 2009, 8:28 AM>>> if you look in the archives for my past posts all the info is there for> making your own tinctures. The advantages are many, depending on what you> wish to do. mostly they are medicinal, though you can certainly make> certain tinctures for flavoring food--such as the cayenne on, rosemary,> cilantro. Mostly though, people go to the trouble of making tinctures for> medicinal purposes. if you don't know enough about herbs to use them> medicinally, don't bother with making a tincture. unless you have a large> amount of cooking herbs and you wish to make a tincture to use for spicing> foods so that you don't have to can or freeze the herbs.>> samala,> Renee>> On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 10:19 AM, robyn howell <robynehowell@ <http://us.mc1124. mail.. com/mc/compose? to=robynehowell@ >> > wrote:>>>>>>

 

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Re: Bad news about Audrey

Posted by: "MARIE FLEURIMOND" florette flore1951

Fri Sep 4, 2009 8:59 am (PDT)

I am so sorry to hear about your lost, there is no word I can use to really reconfort you in a situation like that; but stay with us because we are learning from each other and it's good to have a family like ours. Caring and loving each other. May the Lord bless you. Marie____________ _________ _________ __livingsupergreen <livingsupergreen@ >oleander soupMonday, August 31, 2009 8:58:48 PM Bad news about Audrey Hello

everyone, I wish I did not have to post this, but my wife Audrey passed away last Sunday. I posted some this spring about how well she was doing if anyone wants to look them up. Once she started downhill nothing we did worked. The cesium seemed to have no effect the second time. Larry from essense-of-life says we should have stayed on cesium the first time, that there is not a "cesium limit", that you lower the dose after a while. So I will never know if that would have worked or not. I hate to be a bad testimony, nothing would have made me happier thanto be a "success story", but I wanted to share what happened.The oleander protocol did not work for us. She had problems with diarrhea the whole time she was taking it, to some extent. So maybe if we had gotten that under control the oleander would have had a chance to work better? One thing I regret is not working more on the iodine issue. I was confused about the quantities and the different

types of iodine, so Audrey was taking some, but probably not enough. Again, I will never know.This breaks my heart, she was a wonderful wife and mom, and only fifty-four years old. Best wishes to you all, sincerely, Al

 

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Re: goodbye

Posted by: "Mike Golden" goldenmike86 goldenmike86

Fri Sep 4, 2009 10:57 am (PDT)

Hello MembersMy wife, Lori, died Wednesday evening after a five year struggle withbreast cancer. She was eleven days past her 51st birthday. We fought it with everything we could come up with.She had a bad five years punctuated with some wonderful highlights.The very last few days were horrific.I want to thank some of you who have provided information as well asmoral support the last couple of years. You know who you are.I will be leaving all the cancer forums I belong to by Sunday night,after Lori's service. I need to get back to my normal life.I wish you all the very best futures you can possibly have.Thank you.Mike .

 

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Re: goodbye

Posted by: "showard208" showard208 blondfury123

Fri Sep 4, 2009 11:01 am (PDT)

Mike,God speed in your future endeavors.? Bless your heart.? We are so sorry.Shara & SteveMike Golden <goldenmike86@ >oleander soupFri, Sep 4, 2009 12:56 pmRe: goodbyeHello MembersMy wife, Lori, died Wednesday evening after a five year struggle withbreast cancer.? She was eleven days past her 51st birthday.?We fought it with everything we could come up with.She had a

bad five years punctuated with some wonderful highlights.The very last few days were horrific.I want to thank some of you who have provided information as well asmoral support the last couple of years.? You know who you are.I will be leaving all the cancer forums I belong to by Sunday night,after Lori's service. I need to get back to my normal life.I wish you all the very best futures you can possibly have.Thank you.Mike?.

 

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goodbye

Posted by: "mdunsmoor" mdunsmoor mdunsmoor

Fri Sep 4, 2009 11:26 am (PDT)

Dear Mike,I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I know you turned over every stone you could find to help Lori and in so doing, helped all of us in this group. You have been generous with your time and knowledge and I really appreciate your contribution. Sincere condolences and support are sent your way.

 

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Re: goodbye

Posted by: "Norton, Steve" stephen.norton stevenya2000

Fri Sep 4, 2009 11:28 am (PDT)

Mike, My deepest condolences for the loss of your wife. Best wishes for your recovery. Your courage, wisdom and knowledge will be missed greatly. Sincerely, Steve Mike Golden <goldenmike86@ >oleander soupFri, Sep 4, 2009 12:56 pmRe: goodbye Hello Members My wife, Lori, died Wednesday evening after a five year struggle withbreast cancer. She was eleven days past her 51st birthday. We fought it with everything we could come up with.She had a bad five years punctuated with some wonderful highlights.The very last few days were horrific.I want to thank some of you who have provided information as well asmoral support the last couple of years. You know who you are.I will be leaving all the cancer forums I

belong to by Sunday night,after Lori's service. I need to get back to my normal life.I wish you all the very best futures you can possibly have. Thank you. Mike

 

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Re: goodbye

Posted by: "Dr. Loretta Lanphier" drlanphier lanphierfamily

Fri Sep 4, 2009 11:29 am (PDT)

Hi MikePlease accept my deepest condolences. I am saddened by your loss. You have been a wealth of information and have helped so many, many people.I wish you much peace in the days ahead and success in all your endeavors.BlessingslLorettaHello MembersMy wife, Lori, died Wednesday evening after a five year struggle withbreast cancer. She was eleven days past her 51st birthday.We fought it with everything we could come up with.She had a bad five years punctuated with some wonderful highlights.The very last few days were horrific.I want to thank some of you who have provided information as well asmoral support the last couple of years. You know who you are.I will be leaving all the cancer forums I belong to by Sunday night,after Lori's

service. I need to get back to my normal life.I wish you all the very best futures you can possibly have.Thank you.Mike. ------------ --------- --------- ------