Reposted: (deleted in error) alternative treatments for ailment from Michael

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Thu, 21 Sep 2006 22:11:37 -0700

" Michael " <mwood

alternative treatments for ailment

 

 

A friend was told she had a brain aneurysm- 2.2mm.

 

Are there any suggested alternatives treatments other than surgical?

 

My own positive thinking was that, with prayer and directed light

from

others, and with keeping oneself with a normal blood pressure,

things

could

be maintained or reversed.

Are there additional things or supplements or other that one might

try.

 

Sincere thanks.

I also wish to sincerely express my appreciation for this cite,

respect

for

those who post wonderful ideas here, and for allowing me to read and

post

here.

I feel honored to be able to sit up close to this campfire; and to

get

to

listen to some really good ideas on how to live better or to heal,

despite

the way may treat us. Lol

 

Michael

[Guest guest]

Because all tissue growth can be promoted and improved with HGH

therapy, including vascular walls, I'd go with the safe and side-

effect free of building up the body.

 

Many doctors use injectable HGH, which is derived from genetically

spliced e. coli bacteria.

 

Many others use patented SomaLife gHP, an amino acid supplement that

does the same, but using rather than overriding the body's natural

rhythms and amounts.

 

Rebuilding also requires a comprehensive program that includes the

support offered by (animal) protein and vitamins.

 

Duncan Crow

 

 

 

 

 

, " califpacific "

<califpacific wrote:

>

>

> Thu, 21 Sep 2006 22:11:37 -0700

> " Michael " <mwood

> alternative treatments for ailment

>

>

> A friend was told she had a brain aneurysm- 2.2mm.

>

> Are there any suggested alternatives treatments other than surgical?

>

> My own positive thinking was that, with prayer and directed light

> from

> others, and with keeping oneself with a normal blood pressure,

> things

> could

> be maintained or reversed.

> Are there additional things or supplements or other that one might

> try.

>

> Sincere thanks.

> I also wish to sincerely express my appreciation for this cite,

> respect

> for

> those who post wonderful ideas here, and for allowing me to read

and

> post

> here.

> I feel honored to be able to sit up close to this campfire; and to

> get

> to

> listen to some really good ideas on how to live better or to heal,

> despite

> the way may treat us. Lol

>

> Michael

>