Fibromyalgia, Muscle Inflammation with Pain & Exhaustion

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

I am new to the group, have listened to the CD, ordered it, waiting

on the forms in order to get a consult, but in the mean time, I would

like to know if there are people on here that have Fibromyalgia or

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. With the Fibromyalgia, do any of you have

muscle inflammation and pain 24/7 with very tight muscles all the

time and stay exhausted? If so, what have you taken or done that

helped get rid of it. I have tried so many different herbs,

supplements, diets, but no lasting results except when I went to an

Iridologist a few years back which prescribed Chinese herbs which

helped stop all the pain, inflammation, I had tons of energy, felt

great while I was taking them. After a few months he quit coming to

the US, the Chinese herbs he prescribed cannot be bought over the

counter, so I wound up, within a month, back in severe pain,

inflammation, exhausted, back on pain meds, had tons of steroid

shots, cortisone, then when our health insurance stopped after my

husband got laid off and I couldn't get the corsitsone shots, the

inflammation and pain only got worse and I am unable to work for

years, had to quit playing the piano for church or even attend

church. I have suffered with this for over 15 years and the only

partial relief I have is from narcotic pain meds, which I hate, and

no help with the inflammation, and the pain never stops even on pain

meds and I stay ehxausted all the time even when I wake up. I would

like to know if anyone on the group has gotten over this awful crap

and what you took or did to get rid of it? Particularly the tight

muscles, inflammtion, chronic pain, exhaustion? I plan on doing the

colon cleanse and mucus diet but think I will need some herbs to help

with the symptoms especially while trying to get off the prescription

meds.

Thanks

Angie

[Guest guest]

I have it and I am much better now than I was in 2003.

 

The first thing I did was to take a horse cure with bentonite clay

because I suspected I was not receptive for herbs and other things.

 

One tablespoon in a big glass of water every morning, and then wait an

hour before meal. And drinking much water. Two weeks I did it and it

was enough to notice that now I was receptive for herbs.

 

Plus I also suspected I was full of toxins and heavy metals (now I

have found out that we get fallout from nickel factories in Russia and

funny enough, I got nickel allergy when I was 14 - so yes, I was full

of heavy metals).

 

Then I did hulda clark liver cleanse to get rid of stones, and that I

did.

 

And then I used large dose of chlorella. 8 grams for 5 months and 5

grams for three months.

 

This made me able to get off tylenol with codein totally and I dont

have need for painkiller most days now. If so, its just one tylenol

that day.

 

I am still bothered with moderate fatique but I know it is partly

psychological. Because I get worn out of being around people. Feeling

their energies too easy (I am a HSP - Highly sensitive person). So I

take time for myself and I am with my friends when I have energy for

that. Thats the best way for me for now.

 

W9

 

 

 

herbal remedies , " craftweety2005 "

<Craftweety@h...> wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

> I am new to the group, have listened to the CD, ordered it, waiting

> on the forms in order to get a consult, but in the mean time, I would

> like to know if there are people on here that have Fibromyalgia or

> Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. With the Fibromyalgia, do any of you have

> muscle inflammation and pain 24/7 with very tight muscles all the

> time and stay exhausted? If so, what have you taken or done that

> helped get rid of it. I have tried so many different herbs,

> supplements, diets, but no lasting results except when I went to an

> Iridologist a few years back which prescribed Chinese herbs which

> helped stop all the pain, inflammation, I had tons of energy, felt

> great while I was taking them. After a few months he quit coming to

> the US, the Chinese herbs he prescribed cannot be bought over the

> counter, so I wound up, within a month, back in severe pain,

> inflammation, exhausted, back on pain meds, had tons of steroid

> shots, cortisone, then when our health insurance stopped after my

> husband got laid off and I couldn't get the corsitsone shots, the

> inflammation and pain only got worse and I am unable to work for

> years, had to quit playing the piano for church or even attend

> church. I have suffered with this for over 15 years and the only

> partial relief I have is from narcotic pain meds, which I hate, and

> no help with the inflammation, and the pain never stops even on pain

> meds and I stay ehxausted all the time even when I wake up. I would

> like to know if anyone on the group has gotten over this awful crap

> and what you took or did to get rid of it? Particularly the tight

> muscles, inflammtion, chronic pain, exhaustion? I plan on doing the

> colon cleanse and mucus diet but think I will need some herbs to help

> with the symptoms especially while trying to get off the prescription

> meds.

> Thanks

> Angie

[Guest guest]

herbal remedies , " craftweety2005 "

<Craftweety@h...> wrote:

 

> like to know if there are people on here that have Fibromyalgia or

> Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. With the Fibromyalgia, do any of you have

muscle inflammation and pain 24/7 with very tight muscles all the time

and stay exhausted?<

 

I have FMS & CFS and have the muscle pain & exhaustion. So far I have

found nothing that works. I gave up taking any prescription drugs my

doctor has offered a long time ago. They don't help! I am new to

this group too and just getting into natural remedies so will be

watching this thread. Maybe someone can help both of us.

 

~~Ruth~~

[Guest guest]

> >Hi!

I know a couple of people with fibromyalgia, and the pain they can go

through. There are a couple of things that can help.

Going to a chiropractor for any back pain will help. Sometimes they get a

bad rep, but chiropractors can be a godsend if you find a good one. They

are considered alternative medicine. Also, accupuncture would help you a

ton. Cayenne and ginger rubs are good for any inflammation in joints you

have. Yoga or tai chi would also help with both the fibro and with the

CFS.

Talk to your doctor about these if you want to, see what they say. If they

are a good one, they will recommend some people. If not, it may be time to

find another doctor.

I can get in touch with the people I know that have fibro, and see if

there is any other info I can pass on to you if you would like.

 

Jen the Tiger

 

>

Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following:

> 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire.

> 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural

> remedy.

> 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and

> to

> prescribe for your own health.

> We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long

> as

> they behave themselves.

> Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any

> person

> following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk.

> It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products

> from list members, you are agreeing to

> be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and

> members free of any liability.

>

> Dr. Ian Shillington

> Doctor of Naturopathy

> Dr.IanShillington

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

 

Hello Ruth; Poor You, i know what your going through. I suffer from

fibromahalia, chronic fatigue and poli-ostro arthritis i know exactly how

you feel in short you are always tired, soar and week. Well i find that if

i take a morning nap it releives the pain and im good for a couple hours,

Heet compress also helps aswell as a warm bath. Ya its true the pain

killers does not relieve all the pain. On your worst days , only do what

your able to do through out the day and live the rest for a day you feel

better.

In the list of symptomes of chronic fatigue and fibromahalgia it also

says your depress and have Irritable bowel Syndrome. i have developped

that also. If you look in the symptomes you will find also that you will,

get chest pains. that also is one of the symptomes of it. Go get a pamphlet

on Chronic Fatigue And Fibromahalgia and a book on it . it will tell you

what you can do to help relieve some of the symtomes.

Im here if you need someone to talk to concerning this problem we have.

we can start a support group on line if your interested.

Your friend!

xoxo

sylvie lachance.

 

 

 

 

Ruth <rloger3 wrote: herbal remedies , "craftweety2005" <Craftweety@h...> wrote:> like to know if there are people on here that have Fibromyalgia or > Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. With the Fibromyalgia, do any of you have muscle inflammation and pain 24/7 with very tight muscles all the time and stay exhausted?<I have FMS & CFS and have the muscle pain & exhaustion. So far I have found nothing that works. I gave up taking any prescription drugs my doctor has offered a long time ago. They don't help! I am new to this group too and just getting into natural remedies so will be watching this thread. Maybe someone can help both of us.~~Ruth~~Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following: 1. Natural methods can

sometimes backfire. 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural remedy. 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and toprescribe for your own health. We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long as they behave themselves. Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any person following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk. It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from list members, you are agreeing to be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and members free of any liability. Dr. Ian ShillingtonDoctor of NaturopathyDr.IanShillington

 

Lèche-vitrine ou lèche-écran ? Magasinage.

[Guest guest]

Could you please explain what a Horse Cure

is?

 

Many thanks

 

 

Marion

Ghosh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

herbal remedies

[herbal remedies ]

On Behalf Of walkyria9

28 April 2005 15:51

herbal remedies

Herbal Remedies - Re:

Fibromyalgia, Muscle Inflammation with Pain & Exhaustion

 

 

I have it and I am much better now than I was in 2003.

 

The first thing I did was to take a horse cure

with bentonite clay

because I suspected I was not receptive for herbs

and other things.

 

One tablespoon in a big glass of water every

morning, and then wait an

hour before meal. And drinking much water. Two

weeks I did it and it

was enough to notice that now I was receptive for

herbs.

 

Plus I also suspected I was full of toxins and

heavy metals (now I

have found out that we get fallout from nickel

factories in Russia

and

funny enough, I got nickel allergy when I was 14 -

so yes, I was full

of heavy metals).

 

Then I did hulda clark

liver cleanse to get rid of stones, and that I

did.

 

And then I used large dose of chlorella. 8 grams

for 5 months and 5

grams for three months.

 

This made me able to get off tylenol with codein

totally and I dont

have need for painkiller most days now. If so, its

just one tylenol

that day.

 

I am still bothered with moderate fatique but I

know it is partly

psychological. Because I get worn out of being

around people. Feeling

their energies too easy (I am a HSP - Highly sensitive person). So I

take time for myself and I am with my friends when

I have energy for

that. Thats the best way for me for now.

 

W9

 

 

 

herbal remedies ,

" craftweety2005 "

<Craftweety@h...> wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

> I am new to the group, have listened to the

CD, ordered it, waiting

> on the forms in order to get a consult, but

in the mean time, I would

> like to know if there are people on here that

have Fibromyalgia or

> Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. With the

Fibromyalgia, do any of you have

> muscle inflammation and pain 24/7 with very

tight muscles all the

> time and stay exhausted? If so, what

have you taken or done that

> helped get rid of it. I have

tried so many different herbs,

> supplements, diets, but no lasting results

except when I went to an

> Iridologist a few years back which prescribed

Chinese herbs which

> helped stop all the pain, inflammation, I had

tons of energy, felt

> great while I was taking them. After a few

months he quit coming to

> the US, the Chinese herbs he prescribed

cannot be bought over the

> counter, so I wound up, within a month, back

in severe pain,

> inflammation, exhausted, back on pain meds,

had tons of steroid

> shots, cortisone, then when our health

insurance stopped after my

> husband got laid off and I couldn't get the

corsitsone shots, the

> inflammation and pain only got worse and I am

unable to work for

> years, had to quit playing the piano for

church or even attend

> church. I have suffered with this for over 15

years and the only

> partial relief I have is from narcotic pain

meds, which I hate, and

> no help with the inflammation, and the pain

never stops even on pain

> meds and I stay ehxausted all the time even

when I wake up. I would

> like to know if anyone on the group has

gotten over this awful crap

> and what you took or did to get rid of

it? Particularly the tight

> muscles, inflammtion, chronic pain,

exhaustion? I plan on doing the

> colon cleanse and mucus diet but think I will

need some herbs to help

> with the symptoms especially while trying to

get off the prescription

> meds.

> Thanks

> Angie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Federal Law

requires that we warn you of the following:

1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire.

2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician

before using any natural remedy.

3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be

your own physician and to

prescribe for your own health.

We are not medical doctors although MDs are

welcome to post here as long as

they behave themselves.

Any opinions put forth by the list members are

exactly that, and any person

following the advice of anyone posting here does

so at their own risk.

It is up to you to educate yourself. By

accepting advice or products from list members, you are agreeing to

be fully responsible for your own health, and hold

the List Owner and members free of any liability.

 

Dr. Ian Shillington

Doctor of Naturopathy

Dr.IanShillington

[Guest guest]

Ruth wrote>

have FMS & CFS and have the muscle pain & exhaustion. So far I have found nothing that works. I gave up taking any prescription drugs my doctor has offered a long time ago. They don't help! I am new to this group too and just getting into natural remedies so will be watching this thread. Maybe someone can help both of us.I also have Fibromyalgia which first was diagnosed 30 years ago as CFS. The muscle pain and cramps worsened over the years and I depended a lot on quinine and painkillers. After a while a now retired Doctor said it was Fibromyalgia not CFS although there are some symptoms of that. Recently the Australian government took quinine off the pharmacy shelves as it was considered "Dangerous". There was no alternative for me. None that I found straight away. I took more painkillers and drank heaps of 'Tonic water' which contained minimal amounts of quinine. Then, I came across Magnesium with Cramp Bark in it. And MSM. The first one did as good a job, if not better than the quinine ever did. The MSM has practically wiped out the constant pain, to a much lower level. A liveable level you could say. I only have to take a regular painkiller if I am so exhausted and maybe there was a change of weather. You know what I mean.

I don't have cramps anymore, as long as I take the Magnesium with the cramp bark in it. I still have tender points but they are only noticed when I touch them. So now I am planning to detox slowly and get rid of all the rubbish my body is storing. Maybe that will be the final answer.

Hope this helps.

Jen

[Guest guest]

i have a niece that has fibromyalgia and it was recommended to her to avoid red meat all together and she said it has helped her fibrmyalgia alot. Ruth <rloger3 wrote:

herbal remedies , "craftweety2005" <Craftweety@h...> wrote:> like to know if there are people on here that have Fibromyalgia or > Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. With the Fibromyalgia, do any of you have muscle inflammation and pain 24/7 with very tight muscles all the time and stay exhausted?<I have FMS & CFS and have the muscle pain & exhaustion. So far I have found nothing that works. I gave up taking any prescription drugs my doctor has offered a long time ago. They don't help! I am new to this group too and just getting into natural remedies so will be watching this thread. Maybe someone can help both of us.~~Ruth~~Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following: 1. Natural methods can

sometimes backfire. 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural remedy. 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and toprescribe for your own health. We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long as they behave themselves. Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any person following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk. It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from list members, you are agreeing to be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and members free of any liability. Dr. Ian ShillingtonDoctor of NaturopathyDr.IanShillington

[Guest guest]

LOL

 

Its a norwegian saying for a cure that is tough and strong. To start

with one tablespoon bentonite clay asap can give some reactions, but I

was so sick of being sick and full of toxins that I rather handled

some reactions to get rid of toxins.

 

Sorry....I forget that norwegian sayings is not in english.

 

W9

 

herbal remedies , " Marion Ghosh "

<marion.ghosh@b...> wrote:

> Could you please explain what a Horse Cure is?

>

>

>

> Many thanks

>

>

>

> Marion Ghosh

>

>

>

> _____

>

> herbal remedies

> [herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of walkyria9

> 28 April 2005 15:51

> herbal remedies

> Herbal Remedies - Re: Fibromyalgia, Muscle Inflammation

with Pain &

> Exhaustion

>

>

>

> I have it and I am much better now than I was in 2003.

>

> The first thing I did was to take a horse cure with bentonite clay

> because I suspected I was not receptive for herbs and other things.

>

> One tablespoon in a big glass of water every morning, and then wait an

> hour before meal. And drinking much water. Two weeks I did it and it

> was enough to notice that now I was receptive for herbs.

>

> Plus I also suspected I was full of toxins and heavy metals (now I

> have found out that we get fallout from nickel factories in Russia and

> funny enough, I got nickel allergy when I was 14 - so yes, I was full

> of heavy metals).

>

> Then I did hulda clark liver cleanse to get rid of stones, and that I

> did.

>

> And then I used large dose of chlorella. 8 grams for 5 months and 5

> grams for three months.

>

> This made me able to get off tylenol with codein totally and I dont

> have need for painkiller most days now. If so, its just one tylenol

> that day.

>

> I am still bothered with moderate fatique but I know it is partly

> psychological. Because I get worn out of being around people. Feeling

> their energies too easy (I am a HSP - Highly sensitive person). So I

> take time for myself and I am with my friends when I have energy for

> that. Thats the best way for me for now.

>

> W9

>

>

>

> herbal remedies , " craftweety2005 "

> <Craftweety@h...> wrote:

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> > I am new to the group, have listened to the CD, ordered it, waiting

> > on the forms in order to get a consult, but in the mean time, I would

> > like to know if there are people on here that have Fibromyalgia or

> > Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. With the Fibromyalgia, do any of you have

> > muscle inflammation and pain 24/7 with very tight muscles all the

> > time and stay exhausted? If so, what have you taken or done that

> > helped get rid of it. I have tried so many different herbs,

> > supplements, diets, but no lasting results except when I went to an

> > Iridologist a few years back which prescribed Chinese herbs which

> > helped stop all the pain, inflammation, I had tons of energy, felt

> > great while I was taking them. After a few months he quit coming to

> > the US, the Chinese herbs he prescribed cannot be bought over the

> > counter, so I wound up, within a month, back in severe pain,

> > inflammation, exhausted, back on pain meds, had tons of steroid

> > shots, cortisone, then when our health insurance stopped after my

> > husband got laid off and I couldn't get the corsitsone shots, the

> > inflammation and pain only got worse and I am unable to work for

> > years, had to quit playing the piano for church or even attend

> > church. I have suffered with this for over 15 years and the only

> > partial relief I have is from narcotic pain meds, which I hate, and

> > no help with the inflammation, and the pain never stops even on pain

> > meds and I stay ehxausted all the time even when I wake up. I would

> > like to know if anyone on the group has gotten over this awful crap

> > and what you took or did to get rid of it? Particularly the tight

> > muscles, inflammtion, chronic pain, exhaustion? I plan on doing the

> > colon cleanse and mucus diet but think I will need some herbs to help

> > with the symptoms especially while trying to get off the prescription

> > meds.

> > Thanks

> > Angie

>

>

Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following:

> 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire.

> 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural

> remedy.

> 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own

physician and to

> prescribe for your own health.

> We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as

long as

> they behave themselves.

> Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any

person

> following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk.

> It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or

products from

> list members, you are agreeing to

> be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and

> members free of any liability.

>

> Dr. Ian Shillington

> Doctor of Naturopathy

> Dr.IanShillington@G...

>

>

>

>

> _____

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ummm...

 

Well, yes, if its in USA with red meat full of hormones and stuff.

Except organic raised animals.

 

But that advice is not good for everyone. I was vegetarian 5 years and

I got worse on it.

 

I think there is some truth in bloodtype diet because I was not able

to get enough protein on vegetarian diet. Or right type protein, I

dont know. They say bloodtype 0 can be vegetarian but then have to

figure out and watch the protein thing very, very closely.

 

But anyway, chlorella in high doses like I said in another post,

helped because its alot of high-quality protein which is able to get

to the muscles.

 

I got that advice from one who have fibromyalgia too. Thats why I

decided to do it. She told me that many with fibromyalgia is not able

to digest protein from ordinary food (hence I did that 1 tablespoon

bentonite clay every morning for two weeks, to get rid of whatever it

was in intestines that made me not being able to digest different

things).

 

But chlorella have so high quality protein that those who cant digest

protein, is able to digest it. At the same time it is detoxifying

slowly but surely. I am now on and off chlorella, I dont need it all

the time. I am so lucky that I have two health shops where the owner

use pendulum to find out what you need and what you dont need.

 

But do not take more than 10 grams of chlorella or you get too much of

the RNA stuff (thats why I took 8 grams and not 10 grams) and then one

get problems with that with time.

 

W9

 

 

herbal remedies , colleen merritt

<undrthbld> wrote:

> i have a niece that has fibromyalgia and it was recommended to her

to avoid red meat all together and she said it has helped her

fibrmyalgia alot.

>

[Guest guest]

I, too, have it and instead of using drugs I'm using natural

supplements. What is working for me is 5HTP (not to be taken in

conjuction with prescription antidepressants), a " greens "

product,essential fatty acids as in Omega 3 and 6, magnesium and

malic acid, coral calcium, vit. E and good multi and to help me

sleep, either a valerian/hops/passionflower combo or CalmsForte. I

do gentle yoga and walk a lot. This seems to be working well and I

feel pretty good most days. I also have done the cleanses and try to

stay as stess free as possible and meditate. There is a product

called " SameE " which is also supposed to be very good but it is

very expensive so I have not tried it.

Hope this helps..........

Pink

 

 

 

 

 

 

> I have it and I am much better now than I was in 2003.

>

> The first thing I did was to take a horse cure with bentonite clay

> because I suspected I was not receptive for herbs and other

things.

>

> One tablespoon in a big glass of water every morning, and then

wait an

> hour before meal. And drinking much water. Two weeks I did it and

it

> was enough to notice that now I was receptive for herbs.

>

> Plus I also suspected I was full of toxins and heavy metals (now I

> have found out that we get fallout from nickel factories in Russia

and

> funny enough, I got nickel allergy when I was 14 - so yes, I was

full

> of heavy metals).

>

> Then I did hulda clark liver cleanse to get rid of stones, and

that I

> did.

>

> And then I used large dose of chlorella. 8 grams for 5 months and 5

> grams for three months.

>

> This made me able to get off tylenol with codein totally and I dont

> have need for painkiller most days now. If so, its just one tylenol

> that day.

>

> I am still bothered with moderate fatique but I know it is partly

> psychological. Because I get worn out of being around people.

Feeling

> their energies too easy (I am a HSP - Highly sensitive person). So

I

> take time for myself and I am with my friends when I have energy

for

> that. Thats the best way for me for now.

>

> W9

>

>

>

> herbal remedies , " craftweety2005 "

> <Craftweety@h...> wrote:

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> > I am new to the group, have listened to the CD, ordered it,

waiting

> > on the forms in order to get a consult, but in the mean time, I

would

> > like to know if there are people on here that have Fibromyalgia

or

> > Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. With the Fibromyalgia, do any of you

have

> > muscle inflammation and pain 24/7 with very tight muscles all

the

> > time and stay exhausted? If so, what have you taken or done

that

> > helped get rid of it. I have tried so many different herbs,

> > supplements, diets, but no lasting results except when I went to

an

> > Iridologist a few years back which prescribed Chinese herbs

which

> > helped stop all the pain, inflammation, I had tons of energy,

felt

> > great while I was taking them. After a few months he quit coming

to

> > the US, the Chinese herbs he prescribed cannot be bought over

the

> > counter, so I wound up, within a month, back in severe pain,

> > inflammation, exhausted, back on pain meds, had tons of steroid

> > shots, cortisone, then when our health insurance stopped after

my

> > husband got laid off and I couldn't get the corsitsone shots,

the

> > inflammation and pain only got worse and I am unable to work for

> > years, had to quit playing the piano for church or even attend

> > church. I have suffered with this for over 15 years and the only

> > partial relief I have is from narcotic pain meds, which I hate,

and

> > no help with the inflammation, and the pain never stops even on

pain

> > meds and I stay ehxausted all the time even when I wake up. I

would

> > like to know if anyone on the group has gotten over this awful

crap

> > and what you took or did to get rid of it? Particularly the

tight

> > muscles, inflammtion, chronic pain, exhaustion? I plan on doing

the

> > colon cleanse and mucus diet but think I will need some herbs to

help

> > with the symptoms especially while trying to get off the

prescription

> > meds.

> > Thanks

> > Angie

[Guest guest]

I have had Fibromyalgia and chronic Fatigue for many years. Sometimes the pain

seems

unbearable. I drink a concoction of cottage cheese, flaxseed oil, cayene,

garlic and apple juice

everyday. When I forget to make this drink, I have a FibroFlare. I also drink

carrot juice and

sometimes add beet juice to it. The only rheumatologist I ever found who did

not think I shhouls

go to a shrink but accknowledged that my pain was real, suggested thiis drink.

She also did a

liver study and concluded that because my liiver is very healthy, that I could

drink white vermouth

and red wine. I do not drink the wine except on the occasion of a celebration.

Exercise helps. I also have inflamation from this condition. For a while I saw

a massage

therapist. This helped temporarily. But not always . The only thing whick has

helped

continuously has been the flaxseed oil with cottage cheese, cayenne, ginger,

and some oterh

herbs.

Charles

[Guest guest]

Hi Charles

 

May I ask you for further information? You

state that you are using other herbs’; please can you tell me what they

are because I would be interested in trying this drink as I have chronic pain

with CFS and Fibromyalgia (of 37

years duration).

 

Many thanks

 

 

Marion

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

herbal remedies

[herbal remedies ]

On Behalf Of TUNA BELLA

30 April 2005 01:29

herbal remedies

Herbal Remedies - Re:

Fibromyalgia, Muscle Inflammation with Pain & Exhaustion

 

 

I have had Fibromyalgia and chronic Fatigue for many years.

Sometimes the pain seems

unbearable. I drink a concoction of cottage

cheese, flaxseed oil, cayene, garlic and apple juice

everyday. When I forget to make this drink,

I have a FibroFlare. I also drink carrot juice and

sometimes add beet juice to it. The only

rheumatologist I ever found who did not think I shhouls

go to a shrink but accknowledged that my pain was

real, suggested thiis drink. She also did a

liver study and concluded that because my liiver

is very healthy, that I could drink white vermouth

and red wine. I do not drink the wine except

on the occasion of a celebration.

Exercise helps. I also have inflamation from

this condition. For a while I saw a massage

therapist. This helped temporarily. But not

always . The only thing whick has helped

continuously has been the flaxseed oil with

cottage cheese, cayenne, ginger, and some oterh

herbs.

Charles

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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