On chronic aches and pains in body and joints

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Cold ice and sprays, do not really work, well some aches just seem to stay. But sea salt, that seems to work well in the bath. Has any body else tried sea salt in their bath. Just wondering...-- Bye...

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yeah. isn't it relaxing? there are various 'aromatherapy' things you can add too. also the salt scrubs seem to help in the shower.Thinking Time <thinking.time wrote: Cold ice and sprays, do not really work, well some aches just seem to stay. But sea salt, that seems to work well in the bath. Has any body else tried sea salt in their bath. Just wondering...-- Bye... thinking-time.blogspot.com

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I've read in my juicer book; because I love making fresh juices that if you juice 2 rings of Pineapple(fresh not from a can) and 1/2 grapefruit (peeled)that's helps the joints in the body pineapple has a very special enzyme called bromelain. Bromelain will help digest protein which is very good for those who over-indulge in meat and dairy products. Bromelain is also purported to reduce the swelling and pain of jointsthe following juices makes one serving:Pineapple/orange: 2 rings of Pineapple 2 peeled orangesPineapple/strawberry: 3rings of pineapple and 8 strawberriesPineapple/Celery: 2 ribs of celery and 4 rings of pineapple Source:Fresh Juice recipes & Menu Planner, (The Juice man Juicer)hope that was helpfulthese juices have been helping me, i had a torn meniscus in my knee and it

would get inflamed and swell but since I've been doing the juices I've notice a change in my kneeMrs. Tiesha J. Griffin "Trust the Lord with all thy heart, Lean not on your understanding; in all ways Acknowledge Him and he will make your path straight." Proverbs 3:5-6

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Thanks for the advice, but I do not eat meat, or dairy products except cheese. I am more a so ya person. A theory came to me yesterday, but it just sounds odd. I do not know why soya become so ya in the spell checker, but we have to be open minded.

On 5/13/06, Tie Griffin <tiejones wrote:

 

I've read in my juicer book; because I love making fresh juices that if you juice 2 rings of Pineapple(fresh not from a can) and 1/2 grapefruit (peeled)that's helps the joints in the body pineapple has a very special enzyme called bromelain. Bromelain will help digest protein which is very good for those who over-indulge in meat and dairy products. Bromelain is also purported to reduce the swelling and pain of joints

the following juices makes one serving:Pineapple/orange: 2 rings of Pineapple 2 peeled orangesPineapple/strawberry: 3rings of pineapple and 8 strawberriesPineapple/Celery: 2 ribs of celery and 4 rings of pineapple

Source:Fresh Juice recipes & Menu Planner, (The Juice man Juicer)hope that was helpfulthese juices have been helping me, i had a torn meniscus in my knee and it

would get inflamed and swell but since I've been doing the juices I've notice a change in my knee

Mrs. Tiesha J. Griffin " Trust the Lord with all thy heart, Lean not on your understanding; in all ways Acknowledge Him

and he will make your path straight. " Proverbs 3:5-6

 

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