RE: hernia question/terri

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Yes i agree with you and thank you for the help!! I appreciate it...and lol dont appologize no reason too!! Thanks again hun!!maddress wrote: I think getting her body cleaned up will help the symptoms of hernia.As far as the diagnosis itself, I'm NOT a doctor, I'm NOT a health professional, I'm not anything official - this is just my opinon. I believe that hiatal hernia is one of those conditions that gets GROSSLY overdiagnosed. When a doctor can figure out no other solution, they diagnose hiatal hernia. Their solutions are drugs and surgery. They rarely address overall diet (at best they say avoid this and this). Our bodies are designed to be healthy. We've trashed them with an onslaught of non-food and environmental chemicals. - and then we wondery why they don't work right -

let's go in a FIX IT!I'm sorry, this is a little rant I go on now and again, probably far more than you wanted to read. My personal opinion is that COMPLETELY changing her diet to real, whole, unprocessed food will help her symptoms.Terri-angel <godblessedmewithanangelherbal remedies Subject: RE: Herbal Remedies - hernia questionFri, 16 Dec 2005 22:30:16 -0800 (PST)> > yes..you are right and she has been changeing her eating im very > proud of her actually b/c she was one of them ppl that it was hard > to convince what she was actually doing to herself but she > relized it and has been making changes..thank you for replying...so > do u think that with the hernea's this would also help?? or does > anyone else know...?? I just dont wanna have to see her get surgery > and she doesnt want to ...in

the meantime im gonna do searches in > other places but hopefully one of you will have a suggestion for > that...thanks> > maddress wrote: I hate to keep saying the same thing, but > I truly believe that the best thing she can do is to completely > stop eating any and all processed foods. Eat ONLY whole, > unprocessed, organic foods (that means no pop, no McDonalds, > nothing out of a box, etc.) Just doing that will stabilize her > blood sugar.> > You may also be surprised at how many other symptoms improve with > this change. Once she has stabilized on whole, unprocessed, > organic foods, she might consider the juice cleanse. The type of > juice determines the impact on blood sugar as well.> > Terri> > -> angel <godblessedmewithanangel> To:

herbal remedies > RE: Herbal Remedies - hernia question> Thu, 15 Dec 2005 01:10:15 -0800 (PST)> > >> >> >> > Hello everyone..i think this might have been discussed before > > but im not in good memory these days..lol Anyway...my mother has > > hyatel(spell check) hernea and she has 2 other herneas both in > > the lower stomach and i was wondering if there is any > > alternatives to treating this...the only way she has been told > > and i have always heard is surgery but we wanna avoid this (of > > course)and i dont recall any remedies for this..any help would be > > more than appreciated....just incase u would need to knwo...she > > also has diabetes,arthritis throughout her entire body,gasritis, > > ulcer,c.o.p.d.,emphysema,chronic fatige and a few other things i > > cant

think of at the moment but i figured id tell ya all of the > > things so maybe it would help in suggesting something...thank you > > in advance..oh and by the way with the diabetes i told her it was > > ok to do a juice cleanse but i just wanna double check myself i > > dont wanna put her in a coma or nothing..she seems to go into > > them a lot without even really havei> > ng any> > sugar....not major comas just the diabetes kinda coma state > > that happens..that really didnt come out right lol sorry bout > > that...ok.....thanks> >> >> > > > Shopping> > Find Great Deals on Holiday Gifts at Shopping> > > > "A ship is safe in a harbor - but that's not what ships were made to do"> > > -->

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