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hi dawn, and thx for your suggestions! i will buy the slippery elm tincture-and lozenges would these work?

 

anyway I devloped Laryngopharyngeal Reflux after being misdiagonsed for 2 months, and the stomach acid messed up my throat/esophagus/sinuses etc... anyway I am having trouble swallowing and have not been able to eat solid foods in more than 2 months, my throat/esophagus is so irritated, anyway I am on 2 nexium a day and its helping but the recovery is so slow, I am just parying that i will be able to eat real food soon, hopefully the slippery elm will help me Thanks again

 

 

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hi dawn, the health food store tells me they sell it as a powder for 1.50 an ounce, should I get a few ounces to try it out? and do i just put it in water and drink it or make it into a tea

 

 

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yes, I prefer the herb as a tea as my first choice, the lozenges as a second choice and the tincture as a third choice. What you really want from this herb is for it's properties to coat your esophagus, the tincture is not the best way for that to happen but the other ways works wonderfully! Herbal healing blessings, Dawn Herbalist, aromatherapist Orlando, FL. Vanessamelly wrote: hi dawn, and thx for your suggestions! i will buy the slippery elm tincture-and lozenges

would these work? anyway I devloped Laryngopharyngeal Reflux after being misdiagonsed for 2 months, and the stomach acid messed up my throat/esophagus/sinuses etc... anyway I am having trouble swallowing and have not been able to eat solid foods in more than 2 months, my throat/esophagus is so irritated, anyway I am on 2 nexium a day and its helping but the recovery is so slow, I am just parying that i will be able to eat real food soon, hopefully the slippery elm will help me Thanks again

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Dawn,

 

Would you please share how you make your slippery elm tea? This is one of the

herbs I'm currently researching and I've read conflicting ways of making the

tea.

 

Terri

 

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Re: Herbal Remedies - Esophagus Stretched for the 2nd time in a month

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>

> yes, I prefer the herb as a tea as my first choice, the lozenges as

> a second choice and the tincture as a third choice. What you really

> want from this herb is for it's properties to coat your esophagus,

> the tincture is not the best way for that to happen but the other

> ways works wonderfully!

>

> Herbal healing blessings,

> Dawn

> Herbalist, aromatherapist

> Orlando, FL.

>

>

> Vanessamelly wrote:

> hi dawn, and thx for your suggestions! i will buy the

> slippery elm tincture-and lozenges would these work?

> anyway I devloped Laryngopharyngeal Reflux after being

> misdiagonsed for 2 months, and the stomach acid messed up my

> throat/esophagus/sinuses etc... anyway I am having trouble

> swallowing and have not been able to eat solid foods in more than 2

> months, my throat/esophagus is so irritated, anyway I am on 2

> nexium a day and its helping but the recovery is so slow, I am just

> parying that i will be able to eat real food soon, hopefully the

> slippery elm will help me Thanks again

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Make it as a tea, and steep it in chesecloth folded a few times or in a coffee filter. Dawn Herbalist, aromatherapistVanessamelly wrote: hi dawn, the health food store tells me they sell it as a powder for 1.50 an ounce, should I get a few ounces to try it out? and do i just put it in water and drink it or make it into a tea

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Hi, It is a bark, but a soft bark so I steep it for 20 minutes. Some people say to decoct it but if you do the mucus soothing properties are destroyed. Green Blessings, Dawn Herbalist, aromatherapist Orlando, Flmaddress wrote: Dawn,Would you please share how you make your slippery elm tea? This is one of the herbs I'm currently researching and I've read conflicting ways of making the tea. Terri-"dawn gates" <dawnsenchantedgardenherbal remedies Subject: Re: Herbal Remedies - Esophagus Stretched for the 2nd time in a month -need...Sat, 31 Dec 2005 10:39:11 -0800 (PST)> > yes, I prefer the herb as a tea as my first choice, the lozenges as

> a second choice and the tincture as a third choice. What you really > want from this herb is for it's properties to coat your esophagus, > the tincture is not the best way for that to happen but the other > ways works wonderfully!> > Herbal healing blessings,> Dawn> Herbalist, aromatherapist> Orlando, FL.> > > Vanessamelly wrote:> hi dawn, and thx for your suggestions! i will buy the > slippery elm tincture-and lozenges would these work?> anyway I devloped Laryngopharyngeal Reflux after being > misdiagonsed for 2 months, and the stomach acid messed up my > throat/esophagus/sinuses etc... anyway I am having trouble > swallowing and have not been able to eat solid foods in more than 2 >

months, my throat/esophagus is so irritated, anyway I am on 2 > nexium a day and its helping but the recovery is so slow, I am just > parying that i will be able to eat real food soon, hopefully the > slippery elm will help me Thanks again> > > > > > > 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 > > >