Guest guest Posted April 22, 2010 Report Share Posted April 22, 2010 fish oil is good. there are certain serious heart problems that stop you from taking it, I think if theres been bad damage from a heart attack. otherwise, take it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 22, 2010 Report Share Posted April 22, 2010 In my perspective, everyone's journey in life is a projection of their self-perception. Everyone we meet and every experience we have is a reflection of some part of ourselves. It is your story. If you look around you, careful and objectively, you just might see why this person or this situation is in your life. What about it is trying to show or teach you something. On the contrary, Looking at it as if it's something to run away from, will not be as productive as looking at it as a learning experience and a wonderful opportunity to learn something about yourself. You can always count on The Universe for sure. The bully, short of smackin you upside the head, is most likely trying to get you to see something that you need to see. Welcome the message. Learn. Grow and move on. PS: No one will EVER treat you like a bully, unless you approve. Not doing anything to stand your ground or set your boundaries is giving approval. Peace, R , " herbysoap " <herbysoap wrote: > > Hi, > Just to give you a bit of background, I have a history of seasonal affective disorder and depressive episodes. > I've recently been doing a job which has been made an absolute misery due to a senior member of staff who is a grade a mega {unrepeatable word} who has essentially been bullying me. It got to the point where I was physically being sick at the thought of going into work but approaches to the boss and attempts to make peace with this woman failed miserably. > Having looked at finances etc I made the decision to hand in my notice and spend some quality time at home getting my nest together and enjoying my little one {six and 1/2 and autistic , yeah I have some social stresses! } > I now have to work out a month's notice so I need ways to cope with this because I've a horrible feeling it will get worse before it gets better and some general advice on what I can do to get myself centred and strong whilst I'm off. > Thank and namaste x > Bar > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 22, 2010 Report Share Posted April 22, 2010 spiritual healing reiki can bring u back into balence when u are able might i suggest a assertive training course u must not these entities get away with anything ..... ie the bully Testimonies Spiritual healing ,Seichim and Reiki healing Find good therapists in your area /a good spiritulist church When People speak about their condition and tell of the benefits which they have found by employing the treatments one can only feel humbled . An interesting article Spiritual healing -- study the healing of harry edwards google search Harry Edwards recalled the case of a young man who, accompanied by a lady, was brought to me for healing. He was in great pain and eaten-up with arthritis. As the healing proceeded, so his pains left him, and his joints began to loosen and become free. When I had finished treating him, it was a real delight to see how wonderfully glad he was to be able to use his legs, feet, arms and hands again... and then he told me: " When I came here, I was convinced no one could help me, and I came only to please my Aunt, who brought me. " You worked a miracle with his father when he was very ill 1983-84 when I wrote to you, but you will be pleased to know he is now working for the Council and lives a fairly normal life. I's report is complete - he is 100% fit and will have no trouble in resuming his sporting activities -considering the first reports, this is a miracle. I do not know how I would have managed without your wonderful help. You and the late Harry Edwards helped me so often and indeed I am still pressing on 18 years after I was expected to die from my last bout of cancer. I wrote to ask for healing for my sister who was to undergo an operation for aneurysm in the aorta. Her operation was very successful. After 1 day in intensive care and 2 days in progressive care she was back in her own room and has done extremely well. She was allowed home after 7 days when she had been told to expect to be in hospital for 10 to 15 days. Everyone was amazed at her recovery and the surgeon told her she had been a perfect patient. I feel sure the absent healing and our prayers were to a great extent responsible for this wonderful recovery and I thank you most sincerely for your help. I thought perhaps you would like to have a record of the people you have helped during the time I have been sending reports. M.L. -angina, complete recovery. D. L. -duodenal ulcer, complete healing. B.L. - Angina, complete recovery. P.D. - Leukaemia - apparent full recovery. On behalf of my mother, daughter and myself may I thank you for the lovely day at your Sanctuary last Tuesday. My mother is so much better it is truly amazing. She can stretch out her arms and even raise them to her head and her walking is much stronger. My daughter was very impressed, too. 1141/6 My condition improved in as much as I now have much more self-confidence and ability to deal with my everyday life. 1145/6 G.S. Good news. Up until recently he had to be helped to get into and out of his car. It is adapted to enable a disabled person to drive, The other day he got into his car entirely on his own and drove some 12 miles to a nearby town. Got out on his own and went into a shop to make a purchase. No wheelchair anymore! 1142/6 You both, along with our friends in Spirit, have been directing healing for our daughter who, as I told you, has been given a full bill of health, thank you. 1146/6 I must report to you the miracle that soon after writing to you about my husband's ill health due to smoking, he decided to give up the habit and has not smoked since. I never thought it possible. It has been well worth it all. His general health has improved considerably. 1148/6 , " herbysoap " <herbysoap wrote: > > Hi, > Just to give you a bit of background, I have a history of seasonal affective disorder and depressive episodes. > I've recently been doing a job which has been made an absolute misery due to a senior member of staff who is a grade a mega {unrepeatable word} who has essentially been bullying me. It got to the point where I was physically being sick at the thought of going into work but approaches to the boss and attempts to make peace with this woman failed miserably. > Having looked at finances etc I made the decision to hand in my notice and spend some quality time at home getting my nest together and enjoying my little one {six and 1/2 and autistic , yeah I have some social stresses! } > I now have to work out a month's notice so I need ways to cope with this because I've a horrible feeling it will get worse before it gets better and some general advice on what I can do to get myself centred and strong whilst I'm off. > Thank and namaste x > Bar > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 22, 2010 Report Share Posted April 22, 2010 I recommend listening to Dr. David Burns talk about his book FEELING GOOD: The New Mood Therapy or Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) as it's known today. This is a primarily a self-help process that helps you get a grip on your own mind. The book is probably available at your local library. His podcast interview is at www.unbreakyourhealth.com and his website is http://www.feelinggood.com/ Alan Smith Alan E. Smith UnBreak Your Health Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2010 Report Share Posted April 23, 2010 Depression has two distinct causes. Either stress from mercury or other toxic minerals, or allergy stress. These cause 99% of all depression. For the mercury stress, have your amalgams checked and possibly replaced by plastic tooth fillings. Do a mineral analysis, blood, urine, or hair analysis, and if mercury shows high, chelate it out, or start taking ascorbic acid (vitamin C). For allergy stress, check out Neuroliminal Training at Http://drbate.com. It works and is guaranteed. -- Phil Bate PhD http://drbate.com - Free Alternate Health Advice Neuroliminal Training (NT) solves allergy stress causing mental problems ADD to Autism, Insomnia to depression and more. No addictive drugs. Guaranteed satisfaction. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2010 Report Share Posted April 23, 2010 I totally agree with what R. wrote, however, when one is experiencing depression, it can be tough to be objective. One of the best, easiest and least expensive ways to begin to lift depression is with vitamin D... especially S.A.D. And, or course, vitamin D has so many other awesome health benefits. Most of us are deficient in D and the RDA of 400 IU is drastically low. 2,000 - 5,000 a day will bring great results. I recently moved to Oregon after 23 years in warm, sunny climates and 5,000 IU of vitamin D daily has made a huge difference in my mood. I can really notice the difference when I don't use it. Michelle If you look around you, careful and objectively, you just might see why this person or this situation is in your life. What about it is trying to show or teach you something. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2010 Report Share Posted April 24, 2010 Reply to Expert: On last comment 99% is rather high for even a proven and accepted theory or practice. It's close to being a Universal Law. As toxic everything in your home and everything you touch, walk on, breathe, wear and sleep on, we daily absorb. In addition to foods including heavy metals, pesticides, antibiotics to treat sick animals, pharmacology in drinking water. To use 99% better, it what you buy at store, and more so your cabinets that you're afraid for children or pets to touch. That's denial, and we have been Brand programmed to accept use of these wonder products with all the dangers, when superior products can be made in your home and safe. Depression and Mood disorders can have as many causes from our basic make up, to more so our emotional development and environment at early ages. The Additional stress of our present culture pushes many past their tolerance and at same time we have moved away from age of tightly social neighbors, feelings of belonging and feedback positive for our help. We live in concrete bunkers and internet friends more close than person 20ft next-door. So our culture is a poison to Our spirit and emotional well being, our minds filled in worthless values. The only 99% is approaching it from Mind-Body-Spirit in gratitude and hospitality. I am hoping for 99 too. Thank you for room for my comments. I have seen too many damaged women and young teens scarred and tortured through life over a father that left home in first 2 yrs or one that emotionally degraded them. Its listed as the only cause that resonated over and over in BBD " Borderline Behavior Disorder " / with no cure except long term therapies to work through the damages in hopes improve. We are indeed our brothers keeper. And Kind words and deeds lift hearts, prayer for those assure. We need be vessels of Aid to each other as " Wellness is in Whole " including our Brother & Sisters. We have miracles waiting in our help another, sometimes all it takes is: a smile, a word, a helping hand, a joining in spirit. <http://dynamicliveweb.com/Eden.aspx> <http://dynamicliveweb.com/FindingEdenStore.aspx> Finding Eden Store ~ Road to Tree of Life ~ Welcome Eric Vineyard Dynamic Live Web ~ Finding Eden Finding Eden ~ Ancient Wisdom Essential Oils <eden eden <http://dynamicliveweb.com/Eden.aspx> http://dynamicliveweb.com/Eden.aspx mobile: <http://www.plaxo.com/click_to_call?lang=en & src=jj_signature & To=865+207%2D29 29 & Email=grape.52 865 207-2929 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2010 Report Share Posted April 24, 2010 Brilliant! I had heard something regards vitamin D before but it was very confused and that just clarified it so thank you! I've been doing all my cbt bits and trying to focus on other things {hence why my garden bench is now covered in old manga} and physically marking off on a calender how much longer I have to go so that I do know theres a very clear end to the problem in sight. love to you all barbara , " holisticmenopause " <michelle wrote: > > I totally agree with what R. wrote, however, when one is experiencing depression, it can be tough to be objective. > > One of the best, easiest and least expensive ways to begin to lift depression is with vitamin D... especially S.A.D. And, or course, vitamin D has so many other awesome health benefits. Most of us are deficient in D and the RDA of 400 IU is drastically low. 2,000 - 5,000 a day will bring great results. > > I recently moved to Oregon after 23 years in warm, sunny climates and 5,000 IU of vitamin D daily has made a huge difference in my mood. I can really notice the difference when I don't use it. > > Michelle > > > If you look around you, careful and objectively, you just might see why this person or this situation is in your life. What about it is trying to show or teach you something. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2010 Report Share Posted April 24, 2010 hi Dr Phil, good suggestions but I simply don't have the funds to do things like that but I haven't got any fillings, I do have asthma but it's not medication controlled {I use yoga}. Thank you again for your suggestions Barbara --- On Fri, 23/4/10, Dr Phil Bate <drbate wrote: Dr Phil Bate <drbate Re:Advice wanted please for depression Friday, 23 April, 2010, 13:28 Â Depression has two distinct causes. Either stress from mercury or other toxic minerals, or allergy stress. These cause 99% of all depression. For the mercury stress, have your amalgams checked and possibly replaced by plastic tooth fillings. Do a mineral analysis, blood, urine, or hair analysis, and if mercury shows high, chelate it out, or start taking ascorbic acid (vitamin C). For allergy stress, check out Neuroliminal Training at Http://drbate. com. It works and is guaranteed. -- Phil Bate PhD http://drbate. com - Free Alternate Health Advice Neuroliminal Training (NT) solves allergy stress causing mental problems ADD to Autism, Insomnia to depression and more. No addictive drugs. Guaranteed satisfaction. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2010 Report Share Posted April 24, 2010 all the answers given are good. there are many issues behind depression and having lived with it for 10 years, there is good news for you. all the advice given should be taken. use vitamins trim you diet of toxins tweak your diet for your blood type seek solutions to immediate problems, one of mine was sleep so i used passiflora to improve it. psychologists are useful and all are not created equally. CBT is useful if you are logically minded read. above all, learn about the condition. i can recommend a book called fighting your dark self. unfortunately i do not recall the author. hamish , " Alan " <alan wrote: > > I recommend listening to Dr. David Burns talk about his book FEELING GOOD: The New Mood Therapy or Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) as it's known today. This is a primarily a self-help process that helps you get a grip on your own mind. The book is probably available at your local library. His podcast interview is at www.unbreakyourhealth.com and his website is http://www.feelinggood.com/ > Alan Smith > Alan E. Smith > UnBreak Your Health > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2010 Report Share Posted April 24, 2010 Try the Candida Zapper to relieve stress from allergies which candida definitely causes. And use the Brain Tuner which retrains the brain waves. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2010 Report Share Posted April 24, 2010 depression can come for many reasons and in many forms. i have battled with it with my grieving physical pain. it can come because of illness, because of death, for physical reasons. it does never leave though as quickly as it comes...or so it does seem. Blessings, Cathy K Desert Fire's Art Gallery: http://www.kaisercreations.com Check out our Healing Solutions by Cathy & Laura: http://circlepad.com/healingsolutions/Homepage Ghost/Paranormal website: http://azdesertfire.tripod.com ________________________________ holisticmenopause <michelle Fri, April 23, 2010 7:10:05 PM Re: Advice wanted please for depression Note: Forwarded message is attached. | Approve sender | Approve domain | Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2010 Report Share Posted April 24, 2010 I must say i went and got a daily vitamin for women 50+ and it is helping with the energy problems, but could you explain more on the subject: tweak your diet for your blood type this i have not heard before. Blessings, Cathy K Desert Fire's Art Gallery: http://www.kaisercreations.com Check out our Healing Solutions by Cathy & Laura: http://circlepad.com/healingsolutions/Homepage Ghost/Paranormal website: http://azdesertfire.tripod.com ________________________________ hamish_dy <hamish.d.youngberry Sat, April 24, 2010 5:53:24 AM Re:Advice wanted please for depression all the answers given are good. there are many issues behind depression and having lived with it for 10 years, there is good news for you. all the advice given should be taken. use vitamins trim you diet of toxins tweak your diet for your blood type seek solutions to immediate problems, one of mine was sleep so i used passiflora to improve it. psychologists are useful and all are not created equally. CBT is useful if you are logically minded read. above all, learn about the condition. i can recommend a book called fighting your dark self. unfortunately i do not recall the author. hamish , " Alan " <alan wrote: > > I recommend listening to Dr. David Burns talk about his book FEELING GOOD: The New Mood Therapy or Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) as it's known today. This is a primarily a self-help process that helps you get a grip on your own mind. The book is probably available at your local library. His podcast interview is at www.unbreakyourheal th.comand his website is http://www.feelinggood.com/ > Alan Smith > Alan E. Smith > UnBreak Your Health > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2010 Report Share Posted April 26, 2010 Don't overlook homeopathy- only you need a good practitioner for something this deep. A number of us can do this over the phone, but make sure you get someone with some years of experience and good training- preferably from this country. The subtleties of language and culture are important! , " hamish_dy " <hamish.d.youngberry wrote: > > all the answers given are good. there are many issues behind depression and having lived with it for 10 years, there is good news for you. > > > all the advice given should be taken. > > use vitamins > trim you diet of toxins > tweak your diet for your blood type > seek solutions to immediate problems, one of mine was sleep so i used passiflora to improve it. > psychologists are useful and all are not created equally. CBT is useful if you are logically minded > > > read. above all, learn about the condition. > > i can recommend a book called fighting your dark self. unfortunately i do not recall the author. > > > hamish > > , " Alan " <alan@> wrote: > > > > I recommend listening to Dr. David Burns talk about his book FEELING GOOD: The New Mood Therapy or Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) as it's known today. This is a primarily a self-help process that helps you get a grip on your own mind. The book is probably available at your local library. His podcast interview is at www.unbreakyourhealth.com and his website is http://www.feelinggood.com/ > > Alan Smith > > Alan E. Smith > > UnBreak Your Health > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2010 Report Share Posted April 26, 2010 I believe this as told to me as some blood types are less tolerant of red meats, I was told my B blood is tolerant. I do not know the reference of this knowledge. I do know much of the(modern) foods we eat are taxing on our digestive processes and can lead to disease in more ways that meat enzymes, in complex or excess sugars, refined salt and empty nutrition. The natural foods in smell and taste trigger our saliva and stomach and body regulators. Fake food causes these triggers and processes to be confused and imbalanced and digestion chemistry becomes poison. Organs fail in overwork and malnutrition. Diabetes, cancer, and whole body suffers including effect on brain, just like addiction and mood disorders. Its more complete nutrition rather than just meat..in what brings complete health. Be Blessed..Eat of the Tree of Life! <http://dynamicliveweb.com/Eden.aspx> <http://dynamicliveweb.com/FindingEdenStore.aspx> Finding Eden Store ~ Road to Tree of Life ~ Welcome Eric Vineyard Dynamic Live Web ~ Finding Eden Finding Eden ~ Ancient Wisdom Essential Oils <eden eden <http://dynamicliveweb.com/Eden.aspx> http://dynamicliveweb.com/Eden.aspx mobile: <http://www.plaxo.com/click_to_call?lang=en & src=jj_signature & To=865+207%2D29 29 & Email=grape.52 865 207-2929 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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