Guest guest Posted June 1, 2006 Report Share Posted June 1, 2006 I have a very painful right knee. Feels like it's in the muscle or tendon and it's definitely not arthritis. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Walking makes it worse. Thanks, Patti G. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2006 Report Share Posted June 1, 2006 Hi there I had a simular happening about a year ago. Only it was the left knee. What I did was force myself to walk only a few steps every hour on the hour. The pain was gone in 48 hours and has never returned. Earthfeatherpattigray <pattigray wrote: I have a very painful right knee. Feels like it's in the muscleor tendon and it's definitely not arthritis. Any suggestionswould be greatly appreciated. Walking makes it worse.Thanks,Patti G. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2006 Report Share Posted June 1, 2006 You could put castor oil packs on it which is quite soothing and pulls out toxins. Or try a camphor/menthol/herb balm from a health food store. herbal remedies [herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of pattigrayThursday, June 01, 2006 8:19 AMherbal remedies Subject: Herbal Remedies - Severe knee painI have a very painful right knee. Feels like it's in the muscleor tendon and it's definitely not arthritis. Any suggestionswould be greatly appreciated. Walking makes it worse.Thanks,Patti G. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 2, 2006 Report Share Posted June 2, 2006 Hi Patty... This is my flagship response post - I'm new here, but not new to herbal remedies/ folk medicine. I guess I'll just jump right in . Leg Pain is a real bummer! Extreme leg pain is your body trying to tell you something loudly. Pain reduction is important - but also ponder the message of the pain. Is your body trying to " slow you down " ? Are you dreading going somewhere or having trouble " moving your life " in the right direction? Getting the right message helps reduce the pain. Need for attention/ TLC for some causes pain. Also, nerve issues can cause pain in many ways. The sheath protecting the cells is sensitive to chemical toxidity and can be impacted by pockets of waste buildup, so make sure you are cleansed (whole body cleanse, of which there are many). Look for emerging pain from unrelated places in the body as an indicator. If your diet/ digestion is off, myalgia can occur causing a painful response to protein deficiency, so check your diet. Same with green foods, check for enough of those too because enzyme depleted diets leave your body unable to cleanse/ detox itself properly at the cellular level. Then lactic acid and God Knows what else can compound the issue. When dealing with unexplained pain it's best not to fall into the allopathic habit of " treat the symptoms, ignore the rest. " If you do this, the pain will most likely return worst, particularly if it is tied to a bodily imbalance. Here are a few things to possibly tinker with for starters: Fear of moving forward- Floral Remedies, goal setting, priority management Nerve Strain (Chemical)- Wild Yam Extract Cream St. John's Wort Omega Oil portfolio Toxic Overload- Cider Vinegar Mineral Tonic (50/50 ACV & Blackstrap Molasses in water) Colon cleanse w/ Red clover Proper Body Hydration (Lemon water drank all day long) Myalgia- Cut red meats, cut colas coffees and sugars add High Quality proteins & a B Vitamin portfolio General localized Pain blend: Cayenne, MSM, Boswellia, Grapplewood Anti-inflamatory External Balm: Cayenne, Wintergreen Rub mixed together, Wrap after slathering it on This can all be further enhanced with magnet therapy if need be. God Bless WU =========== " pattigray " <pattigray wrote: > > I have a very painful right knee. Feels like it's in the muscle > or tendon and it's definitely not arthritis. Any suggestions > would be greatly appreciated. Walking makes it worse. > Thanks, > Patti G. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 3, 2006 Report Share Posted June 3, 2006 My question with this is about the cider vinegar. If you already are too acid, wouldn't this contribute to the problem or, like lemon, does cider vinegar turn alkaline as soon as it gets into your system? herbal remedies , " winkusers " <winkusers wrote: > > > Hi Patty... > > This is my flagship response post - I'm new here, but not new to herbal remedies/ folk medicine. I guess I'll just jump right in . > > Leg Pain is a real bummer! > Extreme leg pain is your body trying to tell you something loudly. Pain reduction is important - but also ponder the message of the pain. > > Is your body trying to " slow you down " ? Are you dreading going somewhere or having trouble " moving your life " in the right direction? Getting the right message helps reduce the pain. > > Need for attention/ TLC for some causes pain. > > Also, nerve issues can cause pain in many ways. The sheath protecting the cells is sensitive to chemical toxidity and can be impacted by pockets of waste buildup, so make sure you are cleansed (whole body cleanse, of which there are many). Look for emerging pain from unrelated places in the body as an indicator. > > If your diet/ digestion is off, myalgia can occur causing a painful response to protein deficiency, so check your diet. Same with green foods, check for enough of those too because enzyme depleted diets leave your body unable to cleanse/ detox itself properly at the cellular level. Then lactic acid and God Knows what else can compound the issue. > > When dealing with unexplained pain > it's best not to fall into the allopathic habit of " treat the symptoms, ignore the rest. " If you do this, the pain will most likely return worst, particularly if it is tied to a bodily imbalance. > > Here are a few things to possibly tinker with for starters: > > Fear of moving forward- > Floral Remedies, goal setting, priority management > > Nerve Strain (Chemical)- > Wild Yam Extract Cream > St. John's Wort > Omega Oil portfolio > > Toxic Overload- > Cider Vinegar Mineral Tonic (50/50 ACV & Blackstrap Molasses in water) > Colon cleanse w/ Red clover > Proper Body Hydration (Lemon water drank all day long) > > Myalgia- > Cut red meats, cut colas coffees and sugars add High Quality proteins & a B Vitamin portfolio > > General localized Pain blend: > Cayenne, MSM, Boswellia, Grapplewood > > Anti-inflamatory External Balm: > Cayenne, Wintergreen Rub mixed together, Wrap after slathering it on > > This can all be further enhanced with magnet therapy if need be. God Bless > > WU > > > =========== > > " pattigray " <pattigray@> wrote: > > > > I have a very painful right knee. Feels like it's in the muscle > > or tendon and it's definitely not arthritis. Any suggestions > > would be greatly appreciated. Walking makes it worse. > > Thanks, > > Patti G. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2006 Report Share Posted June 5, 2006 I know I had severe knee problems when I have had to MUCH sugar in the past, even getting off the toilet was tough. Just food for thought. Gina herbal remedies [herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of pattigrayThursday, June 01, 2006 8:19 AMherbal remedies Subject: Herbal Remedies - Severe knee painI have a very painful right knee. Feels like it's in the muscleor tendon and it's definitely not arthritis. Any suggestionswould be greatly appreciated. Walking makes it worse.Thanks,Patti G.Have a Happy and Healthy Day, Gina Kopera Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2006 Report Share Posted June 5, 2006 RE *Apple Cider Vinegar and Black-Strap Molasses*. Note: I understand Black-strap Molasses is high in Vitamin B6 and Iron; Vitamin B6 is effective for treating " Carpel-Tunnel Syndorme " . Recipie: do you just mix a tablespoon of ACV with Molasses? no H20? How often to you take? What happens if I miss this formula w/H20? A.- -- In herbal remedies , " winkusers " <winkusers wrote: > > > Hi Patty... > > This is my flagship response post - I'm new here, but not new to herbal remedies/ folk medicine. I guess I'll just jump right in . > > Leg Pain is a real bummer! > Extreme leg pain is your body trying to tell you something loudly. Pain reduction is important - but also ponder the message of the pain. > > Is your body trying to " slow you down " ? Are you dreading going somewhere or having trouble " moving your life " in the right direction? Getting the right message helps reduce the pain. > > Need for attention/ TLC for some causes pain. > > Also, nerve issues can cause pain in many ways. The sheath protecting the cells is sensitive to chemical toxidity and can be impacted by pockets of waste buildup, so make sure you are cleansed (whole body cleanse, of which there are many). Look for emerging pain from unrelated places in the body as an indicator. > > If your diet/ digestion is off, myalgia can occur causing a painful response to protein deficiency, so check your diet. Same with green foods, check for enough of those too because enzyme depleted diets leave your body unable to cleanse/ detox itself properly at the cellular level. Then lactic acid and God Knows what else can compound the issue. > > When dealing with unexplained pain > it's best not to fall into the allopathic habit of " treat the symptoms, ignore the rest. " If you do this, the pain will most likely return worst, particularly if it is tied to a bodily imbalance. > > Here are a few things to possibly tinker with for starters: > > Fear of moving forward- > Floral Remedies, goal setting, priority management > > Nerve Strain (Chemical)- > Wild Yam Extract Cream > St. John's Wort > Omega Oil portfolio > > Toxic Overload- > Cider Vinegar Mineral Tonic (50/50 ACV & Blackstrap Molasses in water) > Colon cleanse w/ Red clover > Proper Body Hydration (Lemon water drank all day long) > > Myalgia- > Cut red meats, cut colas coffees and sugars add High Quality proteins & a B Vitamin portfolio > > General localized Pain blend: > Cayenne, MSM, Boswellia, Grapplewood > > Anti-inflamatory External Balm: > Cayenne, Wintergreen Rub mixed together, Wrap after slathering it on > > This can all be further enhanced with magnet therapy if need be. God Bless > > WU > > > =========== > > " pattigray " <pattigray@> wrote: > > > > I have a very painful right knee. Feels like it's in the muscle > > or tendon and it's definitely not arthritis. Any suggestions > > would be greatly appreciated. Walking makes it worse. > > Thanks, > > Patti G. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2006 Report Share Posted June 5, 2006 herbal remedies , " winkusers " <winkusers wrote: > > > Hi Patty... > > This is my flagship response post - I'm new here, but not new to herbal remedies/ folk medicine. I guess I'll just jump right in . > > Leg Pain is a real bummer! > Extreme leg pain is your body trying to tell you something loudly. Pain reduction is important - but also ponder the message of the pain. > > Is your body trying to " slow you down " ? Are you dreading going somewhere or having trouble " moving your life " in the right direction? Getting the right message helps reduce the pain. Interesting point. This is the second bout of this I have had this year and the circumstances were nearly identical. Each time I tried to return to school I got severe knee pain. Back in Feb. it actually kept me from going and I dropped my classes. This time I decided to tough it out, but it's really difficult. I even mentioned to my husband that I thought there might be a pschosomatic element to this. > > Need for attention/ TLC for some causes pain. > > Also, nerve issues can cause pain in many ways. The sheath protecting the cells is sensitive to chemical toxidity and can be impacted by pockets of waste buildup, so make sure you are cleansed (whole body cleanse, of which there are many). Look for emerging pain from unrelated places in the body as an indicator. > > If your diet/ digestion is off, myalgia can occur causing a painful response to protein deficiency, so check your diet. Same with green foods, check for enough of those too because enzyme depleted diets leave your body unable to cleanse/ detox itself properly at the cellular level. Then lactic acid and God Knows what else can compound the issue. My diet is very healthy so I don't think it's that. > > When dealing with unexplained pain > it's best not to fall into the allopathic habit of " treat the symptoms, ignore the rest. " If you do this, the pain will most likely return worst, particularly if it is tied to a bodily imbalance. > >I will try the remedies you suggest, and thank you very much for taking the time to reply. Thanks again, Patti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2006 Report Share Posted June 5, 2006 herbal remedies , " Janet " <ebbs wrote: > > You could put castor oil packs on it which is quite soothing and pulls out > toxins. Or try a camphor/menthol/herb balm from a health food store. >> Thanks Janet, I'll try them. Patti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2006 Report Share Posted June 6, 2006 It's interesting that you mention a common denominator (school) in your knee pain. I was just reading " The Yeast Connection " by William Crook today and he mentioned how yeast problems are more noticeable when it is damp or moldy in an area. Can this (a yeast problem) be a possibility? Samantha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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