New to list and Deep Tissue Repair Oil

[Guest guest]

Hello List Members,

 

I am so glad I found this group. I am learning about the use of herbs

and trying to stay from scripts. There is so much wonderful

information here.

 

I have two questions,

Does anyone know of anything that will help MS?

I know there isn't a cure, but maybe something to make the quality of

life better. My grandson has been diagnosed with MS.

 

My husband was in an accident in January of 05. Both of his legs were

broken, deep cuts above his knees. They put a rod in his left leg. and

sewed up his cuts, but he still has a lot of pain, his left hip hurts

so bad he has to get off his feet and he has trouble sleeping because

of the pain. Can't sleep more than a couple of hours at a time.

His right leg gives way and he falls if he doesn't have

his brace on(he hates wearing it) The Dr released him the end of July

and said he couldn't do anything else for him. I have pictures of his

injurys if needed. I do make a healing salve with comfrey and the Dr

was amazed at how fast his wounds closed up and healed.

After reading about the Deep Tissue Repair oil I thought it might be

the answer to the pain pills he is taking.

I want to make some, but was wondering if it burned the skin when

applied. Also how much does the recipe make and how long will it

keep.

 

Sorry this is such a long post, but if anyone can help me I would be

most grateful.

 

TIA

Glenora

[Guest guest]

Hi Glenora,

 

Deep Tissue Repair oil will give the sensation of burning, but obviously does not in fact burn the skin. It's just a very hot sensation from the cayenne :-)

 

love

Lisa

 

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candleworks7

herbal remedies

Sunday, September 11, 2005 4:27 PM

Herbal Remedies - New to list and Deep Tissue Repair Oil

After reading about the Deep Tissue Repair oil I thought it might bethe answer to the pain pills he is taking. I want to make some, but was wondering if it burned the skin whenapplied.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Is there a recipe for this deep tissue repair oil? If yes, would you

either post it here or refer me to a web site? thanks.

also, how well does it work?

namaste,

violet

 

Lisa de Haas wrote:

 

> Hi Glenora,

>

> Deep Tissue Repair oil will give the sensation of burning, but

> obviously does not in fact burn the skin. It's just a very hot

> sensation from the cayenne :-)

>

> love

> Lisa

>

> -

> ** candleworks7 <candleworks7

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> <herbal remedies >

> *Sent:* Sunday, September 11, 2005 4:27 PM

> *Subject:* Herbal Remedies - New to list and Deep Tissue Repair Oil

>

> After reading about the Deep Tissue Repair oil I thought it might be

> the answer to the pain pills he is taking.

> I want to make some, but was wondering if it burned the skin when

> applied.

>

>

>

> 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

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> long as

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> Dr. Ian Shillington

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>

[Guest guest]

To be safe, why not try it on a small spot first. Cayenne does not affect most people but it does affect some. Better safe than sorry!

Peace, Thyme

[Guest guest]

Thank you Lisa and Thyme for your input. I will make a small amount

and try it on him and hope it helps and doesn't burn.I know Cayenne is

hot. I think Wintergreen is too.

 

I will cut the recipe and make only 1/4 or 1/8. It sounds like a

wonderful oil from what I read. I will let you know how it works for

me.

 

A man from the CDC in Atlanta told me to gargle with cayenne and let

just a little trinkle down my throat for colds and flu. He said it

would kill virus and bacteria. I have used it ever since and it really

works.

Shortens recovery time. Almost immediately opens your sinus and you

can breathe. I had a sore throat this morning and after I gargled it

didn't come back all day.

 

To Violet, the recipe is in the files of this list.

 

Sorry I was so late responding, but I work long hours. I leave for

work at 6:45a and get home somewhere between 7:00p and 8:00p

 

Love,

Glenora

[Guest guest]

Hello Violet,

 

all recipes for Doc's formulae are on the website of the group: http://health.herbal_remedies/. click on files. Deep Tissue Repair Oil will be in the section of Doc Ian Shillington files. And it works great!!

 

love

Lisa

 

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violet

herbal remedies

Monday, September 12, 2005 4:13 PM

Re: Herbal Remedies - New to list and Deep Tissue Repair Oil

Hi,Is there a recipe for this deep tissue repair oil? If yes, would you either post it here or refer me to a web site? thanks.also, how well does it work?

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Lisa. I'll go to the files and look it up. Glad to know it works!!

namaste,

violet

 

Lisa de Haas wrote:

 

> Hello Violet,

>

> all recipes for Doc's formulae are on the website of the group:

> http://health.herbal_remedies/. click on files.

> Deep Tissue Repair Oil will be in the section of Doc Ian Shillington

> files. And it works great!!

>

> love

> Lisa

>

> -

> ** violet <violet32294

> *To:* herbal remedies

> <herbal remedies >

> *Sent:* Monday, September 12, 2005 4:13 PM

> *Subject:* Re: Herbal Remedies - New to list and Deep Tissue

> Repair Oil

>

> Hi,

> Is there a recipe for this deep tissue repair oil? If yes, would you

> either post it here or refer me to a web site? thanks.

> also, how well does it work?

>

>

>