Need help for niece diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis

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Hi, everyone!

 

My 23 year old niece has just been diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. Last year, she went to Guatemala and had to get all sorts of vaccinations (don't get me started on vaccinations...I think you know from previous posts from me my position on them, LOL!). She got very sick and was in the hospital in Guatemala (no doubt from all the vaccinations). She's been sick ever since, and a specialist finally diagnosed her with Rheumatoid Arthritis. I have found lots of reports on the internet of Rheumatoid Arthritis developing after Hepatitis B vaccine. Now, the specialist has her on chemotherapy to put the RA into remission since there is no permanent nerve damage thus far. I personally wouldn't go that route, but that's the decision my niece made with influence from her parents. So...has anyone here had any success in dealing with RA naturally? I'd like to give my niece some options, although I'm not sure she'd stop the chemotherapy.

 

 

Thanks for your advice,Darlene

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Bless her heart she is younger then I was, with this challenging health. Everything that I have done works for any ailment: fasting and scrubbing those organs out does the trick for all ailments they say. If one didn't want to do the fasting eat strictly vegetarian tell her to even just start out with the idea of just a week and see what happens, hopefully she will hit the cross in the road with what they are treating her with. I wonder what they are trying to kill with chemo, they are now even doing that for MS patients. That is so sad. GinaDarlene Goodman <dgoodman13 wrote: Hi, everyone! My 23 year old niece has just been diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. Last year, she went to Guatemala and had to get all sorts of vaccinations (don't get me started on

vaccinations...I think you know from previous posts from me my position on them, LOL!). She got very sick and was in the hospital in Guatemala (no doubt from all the vaccinations). She's been sick ever since, and a specialist finally diagnosed her with Rheumatoid Arthritis. I have found lots of reports on the internet of Rheumatoid Arthritis developing after Hepatitis B vaccine. Now, the specialist has her on chemotherapy to put the RA into remission since there is no permanent nerve damage thus far. I personally wouldn't go that route, but that's the decision my niece made with influence from her parents. So...has anyone here had any success in dealing with RA naturally? I'd like to give my niece some options, although I'm not sure she'd stop the chemotherapy. Thanks for your advice,Darlene

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Darlene.. Im so sorry to hear of your neice's problem.

I have had excellent immediate results using tumeric (spice) for

inflammation and the pain associated. I take it every day in my own

modified recipe for panther piss, i also put cayenne in the acv to

get it circulating good. I take this twice a day every day and it is

awesome for detoxing in this situation of accumulation dis-ease.

i also take BF & C encapsulated and have also made an oil and salve of

this formula... helps great with pain and healing, i use dmso in the

oil for deep thorough feeding of the bone,flesh, and cartilage.

hope this helps.

blessings to you..

spot

 

herbal remedies , Darlene Goodman

<dgoodman13@g...> wrote:

>

> Hi, everyone!

>

> My 23 year old niece has just been diagnosed with Rheumatoid

Arthritis. Last

> year, she went to Guatemala and had to get all sorts of

vaccinations (don't

> get me started on vaccinations...I think you know from previous

posts

> from me my position on them, LOL!). She got very sick and was in the

> hospital in Guatemala (no doubt from all the vaccinations). She's

been sick

> ever since, and a specialist finally diagnosed her with Rheumatoid

> Arthritis. I have found lots of reports on the internet of

Rheumatoid

> Arthritis developing after Hepatitis B vaccine. Now, the specialist

has her

> on chemotherapy to put the RA into remission since there is no

permanent

> nerve damage thus far. I personally wouldn't go that route, but

that's the

> decision my niece made with influence from her parents. So...has

anyone here

> had any success in dealing with RA naturally? I'd like to give my

niece some

> options, although I'm not sure she'd stop the chemotherapy.

>

> Thanks for your advice,

> Darlene

>

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Hi, spot & all:

On 1/29/06, spotspace <spotspace wrote:

Darlene.. Im so sorry to hear of your neice's problem.I have had excellent immediate results using tumeric (spice) for inflammation and the pain associated. I take it every day in my own modified recipe for panther piss, i also put cayenne in the acv to get it circulating good. I take this twice a day every day and it is awesome for detoxing in this situation of accumulation dis-ease.

 

Would you mind sharing your modified recipe? How much tumeric and cayenne do you add to the panther piss?

 

i also take BF & C encapsulated and have also made an oil and salve of this formula... helps great with pain and healing, i use dmso in the oil for deep thorough feeding of the bone,flesh, and cartilage.

 

How do you make the oil and salve from the BF & C formula? Do you have a recipe?

 

Thanks so much for writing, spot! I really appreciate it

Darlene

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Thanks for writing, Gina. I know that you are right, and my advice to her was to do a thorough cleansing. Unfortunately, I think my family thinks I'm kind of an oddball and they do not understand or appreciate that the body can heal naturally. I think that the doctor and my sister (her mother) have her so frightened that she will end up crippled that she agreed to chemo. According to the specialist, if he doesn't put the RA into remission, she will suffer permanent nerve damage and wind up in a wheelchair.

 

I have another relative, my cousin, who got married last year to a young woman in her 20's who also suffers from RA. She has been on " experimental " chemotherapy...good grief, can you imagine what the side effects are??? She told my cousin that there is no way that they will ever have children together because she can never go off the meds because the pain will return. So sad, but I have heard again and again of young adults being stricken with immunological diseases...hmmm, no doubt that overuse of vaccinations has anything to do with that...that's my personal opinion.

 

 

Thanks, again, Gina. I appreciate your thoughts!

Darlene

 

On 1/29/06, Gina Kopera <ginakopera1 wrote:

 

 

Bless her heart she is younger then I was, with this challenging health. Everything that I have done works for any ailment: fasting and scrubbing those organs out does the trick for all ailments they say. If one didn't want to do the fasting eat strictly vegetarian tell her to even just start out with the idea of just a week and see what happens, hopefully she will hit the cross in the road with what they are treating her with. I wonder what they are trying to kill with chemo, they are now even doing that for MS patients. That is so sad.

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Let me share a secret of the Tibetian monks for RA...

Take a tsp of castor oil with a pinch of ginger powder every night.

Let me know how you are getting on..

 

God Bless and Peace

 

herbal remedies , Darlene Goodman

<dgoodman13 wrote:

>

> Thanks for writing, Gina. I know that you are right, and my advice

to her

> was to do a thorough cleansing. Unfortunately, I think my family

thinks I'm

> kind of an oddball and they do not understand or appreciate that the

body

> can heal naturally. I think that the doctor and my sister (her

mother) have

> her so frightened that she will end up crippled that she agreed to

chemo.

> According to the specialist, if he doesn't put the RA into

remission, she

> will suffer permanent nerve damage and wind up in a wheelchair.

>

> I have another relative, my cousin, who got married last year to a young

> woman in her 20's who also suffers from RA. She has been on

" experimental "

> chemotherapy...good grief, can you imagine what the side effects

are??? She

> told my cousin that there is no way that they will ever have children

> together because she can never go off the meds because the pain will

return.

> So sad, but I have heard again and again of young adults being

stricken with

> immunological diseases...hmmm, no doubt that overuse of vaccinations has

> anything to do with that...that's my personal opinion.

>

> Thanks, again, Gina. I appreciate your thoughts!

> Darlene

>

> On 1/29/06, Gina Kopera <ginakopera1 wrote:

>

> > Bless her heart she is younger then I was, with this challenging

health.

> > Everything that I have done works for any ailment: fasting and

scrubbing

> > those organs out does the trick for all ailments they say. If one

didn't

> > want to do the fasting eat strictly vegetarian tell her to even

just start

> > out with the idea of just a week and see what happens, hopefully

she will

> > hit the cross in the road with what they are treating her with. I

wonder

> > what they are trying to kill with chemo, they are now even doing

that for MS

> > patients. That is so sad.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Darlene..

You will have to work up the dose of cayenne.. i would start with 1/4

teaspoon of both and work up to a full teaspoon. They are both a

little rough around the edges.

as far as the BF & C, I use the herbs and olive oil together in the

double-boiler method.. simmer for half an hour and then strain. the

recipe for bf & c is on www.herballegacy.com, this is an awesome site!

blessings..

spot

 

herbal remedies , Darlene Goodman

<dgoodman13 wrote:

>

> Hi, spot & all:

>

> On 1/29/06, spotspace <spotspace wrote:

>

> > Darlene.. Im so sorry to hear of your neice's problem.

> > I have had excellent immediate results using tumeric (spice) for

> > inflammation and the pain associated. I take it every day in my

own

> > modified recipe for panther piss, i also put cayenne in the acv to

> > get it circulating good. I take this twice a day every day and it

is

> > awesome for detoxing in this situation of accumulation dis-ease.

>

>

> Would you mind sharing your modified recipe? How much tumeric and

cayenne do

> you add to the panther piss?

>

>

>

> > i also take BF & C encapsulated and have also made an oil and salve

of

> > this formula... helps great with pain and healing, i use dmso in

the

> > oil for deep thorough feeding of the bone,flesh, and cartilage.

>

>

> How do you make the oil and salve from the BF & C formula? Do you

have a

> recipe?

>

> Thanks so much for writing, spot! I really appreciate it

> Darlene

>

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Namaste Darlene!

 

I know very little about RA, but hopefully I can offer SOMETHING.

I'm just going to relay the misc thoughts I had as they come to me.

 

I'm a Massage Therapist, and one lady came to me with RA in her hands.

Massage is contraindicated (meaning either " don't go there " or

" proceed with caution " ) for inflamed areas of any kind, including RA.

But I wanted to help her, so I used a little reflexology and worked

the areas on her feet (which were NOT affected) that corresponded to

the affected areas of her hands. The foot points were tender, as I

knew they would be, so we worked slowly and gradually. At the same

time, I had her move her thumbs around mildly, to keep the joint

moving. As we worked, she said her pain decreased about 75% in less

than 5 mins. So if the RA is not all over your niece's body,

reflexology might be a good option. It's not just for the hands and

feet, either. Many reflexologists only know how to work hands and

feet, but reflexology principles can be applied to, and effective for,

all parts of the body. If the RA is present throughout her system,

acupuncture can be awesome.

 

To preserve her nerves and to help prevent any damage, she NEEDS to

see a chiropractor. Nerve damage as we know it, is usually

irreversible once it happens. Chiropractic should NOT ever be

harmful. Yes, there are a few horror stories, but consider the fact

that they were probably blown out of proportion, and consider that

chiropractors have harmed as many people in their 100-plus-year

history as medical doctors do in ONE DAY. Most insurance companies

cover chiropractic.

 

A note about chemotherapy...my uncle is terminal with throat cancer

that has now spread to his lungs. We learned just after Christmas

that he has 1-3 months. He has been through at least 2 rounds of

chemo. It did no good. In fact, he was on chemo right through

Christmas and he slept through most of the festivities. He doesn't

have energy for ANYTHING. It damaged his body, made him TIRED, and

made him sick. He is finished with this last round, and when we went

down to see him again this last weekend, he looked MUCH better than he

had a month ago...and the cancer is supposed to have progressed so

much since then...but yet he looks BETTER. He had more energy. He

slept better. I think the key was, he was DONE with the chemo.

Definitely something to think about. Chemo is a road to hell. We're

living it.

 

There is also a device out there called a Tennant Biomodulator. One

has to be a licensed healthcare professional to own one, OR be

prescribed one by a doctor. Barely any MD in this country is going to

do that. It is completely painless, effective as all-get-out, and was

developed by one of the handful of MDs with a conscience. The man is

truly brilliant. It has only been approved by the FDA for muscle

work. (The FDA does NOT think of Dr. Tennant as a friend!) But I

have used that machine for anything and everything and I have nothing

but good things to say. I use it in my practice on my clients, but I

don't sell them and I have no vested interest. I throw the

information out there for whoever wants it. Feel free to email (off

list is probably better, ks then I'll be sure to get your message!)

with any questions; I know I've mentioned it before but it was a while

ago.

 

I hope I've helped somewhere!

Blessings,

~Jyoti (formerly known as Jeni-Laura, or " Jen " )

 

PS: I'm with you on the vaccinations!!!

 

herbal remedies , Darlene Goodman

<dgoodman13 wrote:

>So...has anyone here

> had any success in dealing with RA naturally? I'd like to give my

niece some

> options, although I'm not sure she'd stop the chemotherapy.

>

> Thanks for your advice,

> Darlene

>

[Guest guest]

I add my Circulation Tincture (cayenne,

garlic and ginger) to my daily dose of Panther Piss (aka P.P. in my

house). I also add Dandelion tincture for liver support.

 

-Raine

 

Darlene Goodman wrote:

Hi, spot & all:

 

On 1/29/06, spotspace <spotspace wrote:

Darlene..

Im so sorry to hear of your neice's problem.

I have had excellent immediate results using tumeric (spice) for

inflammation and the pain associated. I take it every day in

my own

modified recipe for panther piss, i also put cayenne in the acv to

get it circulating good. I take this twice a day every day and it is

awesome for detoxing in this situation of accumulation dis-ease.

 

Would you mind sharing your modified recipe? How much tumeric

and cayenne do you add to the panther piss?

 

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